The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-19 00:00:00

Though we did not presume to offer any opi-
nion of our own as to the propriety of giving the
utmost latitude to the Examination of Witnesses
on both sides, relying on the wisdom and recti-
tude of the august Court that sits on the Trial of
the QUEEN, yet it has been our anxious wish that
no technical restrictions should be opposed on
'either part to the fullest possible discovery of the
truth. We therefore rejoice that the ATTORNEY-
,GENERAL has given up his objections on the
point submitted to the Judges, and we earnestly
hope that nothing will hereafter impede the
course of Inquiry, and ultimately the solemn
decision of Justice.

We received this morning three days Paris
Papers to Monday last inclusive. The Moniteur
of Sunday contains a Royal Ordonnance, grant-
ing (in commemoration of the birth of the Duke
of BOURDEAtIX), an amnesty to all military de-
serters.--The following are extracts
PAnis, OCT. 16.—Yesterday the King received the Princes
and Princesses of the Royal Fathily, the Ministers, &c. &c.—
His Majesty, on Saturday, gave a private audience to the
Count Ferrand.

" An Italian Courier, conducting a witness in favour of the
Queen of England, paised through Troyes on the 10th inst.,
in the evening. He proceeds to London by the way of Cha-
lons, to avoid the delay occasioned by viseing his passport at
Paris.

" A letter from Leghorn, dated the 3d October, announces

the Arrival in that port of a vessel from Syracuse, which had
brought intelligence of the friendly entry of General PEp6
on the 90th ult. into Palermo. The city was very tranquil.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday
Saturday 74 f. 75 c.

DEFERRED STOCK.

Friday. Saturday.
Of the led March, 1840.... 9t f. eoc... _92 f. es c.
PALERiMO:SEPT. 24.—A Treaty has been concluded with
the Neapolitan Government, under which Sicily is to have a-
Parliament, and to enjoy all the advantages of the Spanish
Constitution, and an Artuistice has been signed with General
Np 6.

" VIENNA, Ocr. Pacha is stated to hare been to-
tally defeated four miles from Janina. Another report adds,
that be had blown up the Citadd, in which he after the de-

feat took refuge."

GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 28.—A considerable alarm
was excited last night iu the camp of the 04th
Regiment, on the Isthmus of the Garrison, by the
sudden appearance of a Spanish force of 6000 men
(as it is said) at -Marbella. Large quantities of
ammuuition were sent out to the Regiment, and
it was under arms all might.—We cannot learn
any further particulars.

The Active and Liffe.y. Frigate's, which sailed
from Portsmouth on the 16th ult. with sealed
orders, at that time supposed for Lisbon, passed
Gibraltar on the (27th for the Mediterranean.

We refer our Readers to a candid and impartial
examinationof the substance of the testimonies; of-
fered in favour of HER MAJESTY in THE SUlir of
this day (see pagg'l.)• This examination conies
from a quarter of the highest respectability. It
reaches to the close of the Proceedings on Satur-
day last. We hope that the same candid and sa-
gacious Writer will pursue his examination through
the Proceedings of the iSresent week, and till the
termination of the whole. The daring, shame-
less, and unceasing repetition of falsehoods in the
Public Journals pretending to be favourable to
THE QVEEN, but in reality making her the in-
strument to effect the TOTAL DESTRUCTION of
our present form of Goiernment,, calls for the
utmost vigilance and energy on the part of every
true friend to the Country and the peace and
oraer of society.