The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-20 00:00:00

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. The discussion of the Budget was
continued in the Chamber of Deputies through
the Sitting of Friday, and was again adjourned

till Saturday. In the. Chamber of Peers, the
Election Projet was referred to a Special Com-
mittee of Five.

The KING on Friday transacted business with

the Duke tie RICHELIEU and the Minister of
Marine. His MAJESTY is stated (in contradiction
as it should seem to some report that had been
circulated) to be in good health. The Minister
of War had a conference with the Duke WAN-
GOULEME on, Friday.

The Duke DBCAZES was, it is said, expected on
Saturday at Dioles.
The King of PRUSSIA is said, in a Vienva ar-
ticle, to be expected at Tceplitz and Carlsbad
about the end' of this month.

Atl Alget hie 'Squadron.had sailed, supposed for
purpose of attacking Tunis.
FIVE PER CENTS. •

Friday

75 f. 70 a.

The NEGOCIATION between the Que”t anti his

MAJESTY'S Ministers has failed, as We predicted

'roan are first woul►! be the case. We have coml.

nued every day since that Negociation was pro-
posed to declare our conviction that it could not,
and ought not, to succeed.--lis purpose was to
conceal front the Country what the Country and
all Europe ought to know. THE QUEEN is the
subject of most heavy charges, and her character

could not be cleared, except by a public trial, and
a full retutation of those charges.—We are not

disposed on any occasion to flitter Ministers, but
we n►ust say, that we think they have conducted
themselves with great judgment through the

whole at the Negocie►ions. They yielded in the

first instance to the wish of Parliament, that the
investigation should be delayed, in order to see if
any middle course could be adopted, by which a
disgusting developetnent might be avoided, and

her MAJESTY'S reputation be preserved.---But, as

we have constantly declared, no such middle course
could be diicovered; HER MAJESTY would have suf-
fered indelible disgrace it the charges had been
suppressed, and if she had accepted any pecuniary
compromi-se;she must, to lise'the ;words ofJUNIUS,
Lave sat dcwn " Infamous and contented." Now,
she will receive substantial justice from national
inquiry. One most important point is observable

in the Documents relative to the Negociation
which were laid before both Houses of Parliament
last night, viz. that's a memorandum delivered
by Lord fityttPoot, to Mr. BROUGHAM on the
15th of April last," was not laid before the QUEEN
till the 10th of this month, so that a Document
containing " Propositions which Lord LIVERPOOL.
was commanded • to communicate through Mr.
BROUC.HAM to HER MAJusTY did not reach her

till two months after." The reason of this delay
Mr. BLIOUQHAM ought to explain, fur if Hatt Ma-
KSTY had received it in doe time, it might have
prevented her from taking that hasty measure of

returning to this country, which has thrown it
into a state of agitation, and threatens worse con-
sequences. lint we lay the whole of these im-
portant Documents before the Public this day,
anti still reserve all farther comment till to-inor-
low.—We must, however, add a iew more wo:•ds