The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-09 00:00:00

TIIE SUN.

110 LEM QUIS DiCEHE; VA E.Stlll AIIDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1819.

• 117 •reCeived this morning Ihe Park Pipers
Friday and Saturday last. Tfie following are
extracts :

" I'Agis, Nov. G.—The King did not go ont
either ou yesterday or 'firritsday. Eliy M.ijesty
'transacted business yesterday with the Marquess
'lle3-Bolles.

" Preparations were commenred yeste;day for
.the Aleeting of the Chamber of Devofies. It i 3
said, in one of the Jonrua!s, that as the health of
Eris Majesty will not permit him to wi ont, the
opening of the Silting on the 15th instant will
take place in the Gallery of Diana.

" It is. said that the Princess of Wiles has
quitted Lyons, for the pitrpme of tettnniog to
Italy.

" Letters from Spain state, that the propaga-
tion of the Yellow Fever is owing, in an especial
degree, to the soldiers wtoi were disbanded, and
who spread themselves through the Southern
parts of the Peninsula. It is said, that one of
these soldiers having arrived at Barcelona, was
immediately shot. The precautions taken on the
frontiers of France, pm event any cause of dis-
quietude.
" By an order of the Emperor of Ansttia of
the 7th ult, Lithographic presses, either for print-
lug or engraving, are prohibited, unless used with
the special-authority of Government. The pu-
nishment for contravening this order to he the
same as for having a clandestine printing press.

rive eats CENTS.

Thursday .. , -0 f. 65 c.
Friday

DEFER!IED ST.,CK.
Thursday. Friday.
Of the 22d March, 1817....9- f. 70 c 92f. 50 c.
22(1 Sept. 1317.... 90f. 70 90 f. 50 c.
22d March,}Bl9. ... 86 f. 70 c..... 88 f. 50 c.
22d Sept. 1918. ... 86 f. 70 f. 50 c.
22d Ala rch, 1919 84 f. 70 c..... 84 f. 50 c.
22d Sept. 1819 82 f. 60 c..... 82 f. 70 c.

MADRID, OCT. 26.—The yellow fever ‘v•Eich
desolnies Andalusia continues its ravages, and
makes every day new progress. At Seville, where
it was hoped it was concentrated in the quarter of
Santa Cruz, it has become necessary to cut off
all communication with several houses si!usted in
other parts of the city, on account of their be-
ing infected. The developemeht of the conta-
gion beyond the first sanitary line, has ren-
dered it necessary for the Captain-General of
Estramadora to establish a new cordon on- the
frontiers of that Province on the side next Seville.
Measures have been taken to cut off all commu-
nication, and Lazarettos of Observation are to be
established at Badajoz.
" The last reports from Cadiz were :
Deaths. Sick.
The 15th instant.
16th
17th ..
ISO 99 12,465

AT PORT ST. MARY.

Deaths. Sirk.
The 14th instant
15th l7
16th l4
17th lB
AT SAN FERNANDO (ISLA DE LEON.)
Deaths. Sirk.

The 18th instant l7
14th l2
15th l3

" FRANKFORT ON THE ODER, OCT. 23.—Let-
ters from Warsaw contradict the report of rein-
forcements baying been sent to the 'rimy of the
South in Russia.

" The most profound tranquillity prevails on
the frontiers of Turkey.
" FRANKFORT(ON THE MAIN) Nov. 2.—The
Central Commission of Mayence is on the point
of commencing its operations."

Boston Papers arrived this morning to the 15th
of October.

(From a Baltimore Paper, Oct. 14)

NEW-YORK, OCT. 11.--A letter from New Or-
leans, of the lltk ult. says, " New Orleans can at
this-time be compared to nothing less thau a house

or liritc;ion and mourning, I h lye heArd tile°
were 54 burials yesterday ; they have been avo:
aged at more than 25 for some days past, tho'►h''
it is believed the White population remaining ilt
the city does not exceed 8000 souls."

FROM THE MAINE.
Sr. THOMAS'S, SEPT. I3.—Since your dePa"
tore, there are no at rivals from Margaretta; and
we are apprehensive that place is still blockaded'
part of the Spanish- Fleet having left Porta
Cabello for that purpose yesterday. We had eft
arrival front Santa Martha, which confirms a
previous account of BoLIVAR'S success; he has
taken Santa F 4, and was well received by the in-
habitants. SA MANTA escaped with only two fola
lowers. Our victorious General, following up the
blow he had already struck, has since taken Par-
guir and Mourbox, and no doubt ere this he 1"9
hoisted his flag of liberty on the walls of Seri
Martha. The old English Admiral returned from,
Laguira on Saturday last with the Spanish,
schooner Josefe : it is said they have between
them one hundred thousand dollars. It is re"
ported that General PAszbas been at ivoi k again,
and that he had fallen in' with a division of
Mottit.t.o's troops, about. 4.0 r 500, and-not otte
returned with tlfe information.
(From the Boston Piper of Ike sth Oct.)
Letters received in•Wasbington, dated on board
the United States veisel oft'An4osturs, .3ingtist
state, that the Patriot naval force consists of fo"r
gnu-boats of one gun each, with a crew of 5°
met:, under Commodore PaDottEv. At
which Commodore PE..riRY and other Officers riot
to the,Republican Vice-President, he acknovvi
hedged the wretched_ and exhausted state of the
country, which he. obstrved was like a flyin4
coach. - The -Europeans, who have entered the
service of the Repoblicans, are stated_ to be dl5
gusted with the service, the Officers having 01;11
received 10
.dollars for a year's set viee.-11oLivas
is represented as being absolute in authority.

We have received several Letters from Members
of the Orthodox Church, in consequence of an al.‘
tide recently inserted in this Paper, importing tbfle
a negociation was said to be on foot for re into
illicit% the Gn KNV LL ES into power, the stipulate('
condition required by that party being turth'r,
concessions to the Roman Catholics. That the
•Ciarsvut.us are incurably attached to what is at';
studly styled EMANCIPATION, we have no doubt, 01'''
that is the reason why the People at large, who'
thank Heaven, are staunch Protestants, and as
body untainted by licentious and blasnhentons 1100‘,
nines, are certainly hostile to their •resumpliaTTl
of powerTbottire spirit which prevails among lbe
Catholics in Ireland, their tit:Ceasing Meetiog/
and Machinations to accomplish their purrosei,
and the rumoured Coalition to which we advert'
eel in tl.e article alluded to, have excited in
alarm in otir Clergy, many of whom ``e
',limber among the most valuable of °tic
Correspondents. lYe confess that we do n°C
sympathize in this alarm, because we are sure that
the PrttNcE ItuoENT, from filial reverence a.,
as a solemn sense of duty to the People, will 151
rigidly adhere to the CORONATION OATH, (tie
only basis of legitinprc authority in this ?or'
ttstant Empire, and because, white we have
LivEnPoot., an ELDON, a BATHWAST, a Sll3.
,
MOUTH, and other Members of the present 0(1;
vernment in power, we doubt not their zril
firmness in supporting the purity of our itdigiolli
which is vitally connected with the existence
the Constitution.

We are surprised that The British Press should
have gravely taken up a rumour invcilled by l'he;
(Old) Times,. and only to be found in that Pane' °-
yesterday, importing that certain persons in tila
City had conceived the idea of petitioning the II
gislature to protract the issue of gold coin hey"e(
the limited period. We treated the report will:
-
the contempt which it deserved, and The (014'
Times is wisely silent on the subject this daY'....4
The British Press ought to know better than VIE
depend on any thing that has the mere authority
that Paper. The whole, we are assured, is a "'erg!
fabrication; but if it were not; wonld the intenile°,
of a few obscure individuals to obtrude themselve
on the Legislature, upon a matter of the utmost Or.
portance to the Public at large, deserve such °.;
tention as The British Press has bestowed °n'
in a long article this day, when it might to I'slo
treated it with contempt and ridicule, as
tive effort of a Paper perpetually shiftlogP a.cLe.
anxious' to excite notice, ah)idst the vcblui
it has lately incurred by foul abuse and venom')
prejudication.
n
CHURCHER'S COLLEGE.--`loch important re'•
interesting information having been obtai"e`col•
Specting the management of " Churcher's
lege," PetcrFtield, an order has, we undeilt-ciors
been obtained to amend the original Jntnrel3d
iL
tiled against the Trustees, that they ny'Y
141/ answer to the further inquiries, which "“coial
cessary to the complete develupement Of 0)e •
state td this excellent Institution. the abor;