The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-20 00:00:00

ERRATUM—In the account of The King's Thcatre yesterday,
for " Signora RON Z I DE BEGNIS, who performed fat'
crcdi last year," read in Tattered', &c.

PRICE OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE 0.CE0C15.•
!tank Stock `)3lli 236 India Bonds 7Bs. 765.'
3 per Cent. Bed. (14a+ South Sea Stock
3 per Cent. Cons. 95q 6 5 Old Annuities . .--
:4 per Ceut IOIA3 New Ditto
Old - Ex. Bills, £lOOO as 39
4 per Cent. {Assented 101 i Ditto 4OO ..
New 104 8 Ditto Small. . 33 42
.22 13-16ths Bank for Act.
.. India for Acct.
Cons. for Acct. 95ii 61i

Bank Long rinn.
Imp. 3 pry Cents.
India stock

PRICES OF FOREIGN Fl
A ustriaultds, 5 per cent. 964

NOS AT ONE O'CLOCIE•
Prussian, 5 per
Ditto New
ilussian, New, 5 per cent 96,A.
Spanish 1821, sper ct. • 2v4

'
Chiba'', !Ids, 6,per ct. 81) 79;`
Colombiar 84
Scrip 3g P.
DAnisli, 5 per cent.

.1823, --
Alliance Shares lii 1$
Palladium
Equitable Loan
Irish Ditto --
3lanchester Ditto
French I? c,tes

ditto

.. __ .
(in.:ek Scrip 4. 4 dis.
Ilexican Scrip fii i pm.
Nr.apolitan, a per cent. ...
Pcru vian Scrip 3 di..
Portuguese Ponds
Scrip —

If 1011 ‘VA TER AT LONDO
liorning, 36 minutes after 7.

N BRIDGE TO-Alo.llltoo,*
I Evening, '2 minutes after 1"'

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICt.RE FALSUJI ALTDC,IT,

LONDON.
Tli URSD .1 I', 111.1 Y 20, i 824.

CITY, HALT-PAST Oi O'CLOCK.

I am now enabled to give you positive
formation as to the manner in which Iva,
mut: left this country. On the 12th instant,
the Ex-E3trErton, his wife, two of their
children, two gentlemen and two servants,
went on board the Steam Packet from South-
ampton to the Isle of Wight, on pretence of talc'
ing an aquatic pleasure excursion. On the
way to the Isle of Wight, however, they fell J.°
with a large vessel, on board of which Fruit'
min and his party were, at their request, put'

The vessel in question set sail the followillg
morning. She had cleared out from London.---.
The whole arrangement was of course pre'

concerted.

MOST IMPORTANT FROM LISBON.

The alarming crisis at Lisbon has, for the pre'
sent at least, terminated favourably, and most
satisfactorily for the interests of Great Britain''
MARSHAL BERESFORD HAS BEEN PLACED AT 1.145
HEAD or THE Aural' !—The Old Ministers halt
all been restored to their places and functioag•
The attempt at the deposition of the KlNG-
completely frustrated.
This most important intelligence is containea
in letters from Lisbon of the 7th (one day Wei'
than the preceding accounts), stud which tlaVe
been received in London this morning..

In addition to the above most gratifying
ligence, we are enabled to state, that hef°r6
the happy result of the crisis, the Cul'.
mender of our squadron in the Tagus wrote
home for a re-inforcement of ships of W2r.
Notwithstanding the triumph of the KING'S
authority, it may still be deemed prude°
by Government to send out an additional forge/
for the maintenance of our Old Ally, and of the
interests of Great Britain in that quarter, exposed'

as both are to the danger of a relapse. 'Evert
preparation had been made by our Naval CO'
mander for securing the KING'S safety on boar('
of an English ship of war, if his AlAJEsvegi
flight had been deemed inevitable.—The failure
of the QUEEN and the INFANT is chiefly attributed
to the great and judicious exertions of LOl4
BERL:man and Sir EDWAIRD THORNTON, whose
conduct is praised in the highest terms.