The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-05 00:00:00

TO CO It aES PO:i D EST'S.

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()rl PPELIC: MEETINGS. LITERARY' Rtvtg To-morrow UP
Mot sday,

Ra" For SrECTATOR, see the First Page ; and for Tale Col*"
NIF.3, see tbe Last Page.

ERRATA.—Tti die Letter to Mrs. Bull, in Yesterday's NW,
C.il. I, Lin• to front bottom, for Devon4hire road Hafard4
and Col. 2, Lin* 70 front top, for Country read Casoity.

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THE S UN.

SWAM Q YALSUM AUDEAT

140NDON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1819.

We received this morning the Pari• PApers
Saturday last. The following are extracts :

" PARIS, OCT. 2.—The Spanish Ambassadot
had yesterday a private audience of the King.
Lieutenant• General the Count de Coward had
also an audience of his Majesty. The King after.
wards took an airing to Argenteuil, and then paid
a visit to the Duchess de Berry. ,
" The ve•sel, whose owners, &c. have beet
arrested, was destined to cruise as a pirate against
the merchant vessels of Bordeaux as they sailed
from the port. The scheme was disccivered by
person who had been engaged as Lieutenant.

" Some of the Journals have stated that tsr*
of the Ministers, accredited to the Diet of H'rank•
tort, bad refused to accede to the propositions
made by the Austrian Minister. It is certain,
however, that the propositions were unanimously
voted at Carlsbad, and that they were adoptrd is
a similar rummer at Frankfurt.

" The King of Watemburg was expected ill
the evening of the 25th ult. at Frankfort.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Fri,lay . 69 f. 3549.

DPPSRRED STOCK
Of the Vict Marcb, Isl 7, 91 f. 903.

21.41 Sept. 1117,
tad March, WI, 87 f. 90s.
RA Sept. 1818,
sad March, 1819, B3 f. 90 e. • •
22d Sept. 1819, HI f. IS v.

FKANKFOIT, SUPT. 2.5.—0 n the proposition'
made by the Austrian Minister to the Diet being
received, the Ministers of all the Sta:es whose
Ministers assisted at the Conferences at Car!shag,
viz. those of l'i.tissia, Bavaria, Sasony, Hanover,
Nuratuburg, Baden, Mecklenburg, end Nov
sin, declared that they had received from ttse►r
respective Courts positive orders to accede
without reserve to what was proposed IV
the Austrian Minister. Several of the
Ministers also stated that they bad orders 1,00
their Courts to accede to the vote of Austria('
The propositions were agreed to.

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" The Congress of, Ministers, which is t°
arrange definitively the affairs of Germany, will not
assemble at Vienna till some tiale in November•

" CADIZ, SUPT. 14 —The existence of the WO
here is decidedly pronounced by the Physician"
la the hla de Leou, the stale of the fever was
Dead. Sick.
The stb inst. .. 40 899
9th - - 311 876
10th .. - 40 *73
11th - - 40 947.

'• Thirty-one persons dicd at Cadiz yestertioli

4' ODESSA, SIIPT. 7.—The opening ul this pis°
as a Free Pert took place with great ceremoof
oo the 27th ult.
" RADSTADr, ScrT. 26.—The Emperor -
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Russia is expected to assist at the curifersuces
Vienne, as well as most of the German So"'

rsigns."

The Letter signed A BRITON, in our Paper (hit
day, holds forth the most striking and impressive
counsels and echurtatious to the People et large'
but particularly to those who are exposed to II':
delusive theories and inflammatory incitement.
those infamous scribblers, who, in the weekly .°
the daily newspaper., are attempting to corrupt
the public mind, and to trsmple upon all they On'
stitutes the security of a Government, ant) al.
happiness of a People. The Author of the LAgic
in question is not only A BRITON, at be li‘ni
himself, but possesses a mind warmed by ira
piety, said an ardent spirit of patriotism, g1i4114
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of exprri.,nre. An anissiating freedom And
•neffected eloquence elssracttrite the whole, and
lee earnestly recommend it to the particular atter,-
tl9ll of the loyal Provincial Journals throughout
the Bmpire. We shall feel it to be our
duly to notice every Provincial Journal, which
Performs this act of duty towards their Country-
►*en, within-their respective districts, and we can
litve little doubt that the home truths and good
°advice which it contains, may forcibly call upon
•II Who read it with attention, and tend to re-
bore 'those delusions which have been ax-
Cited by the arts of secret Agitators, the ind.►m-
htstory excesses of mob-assemblies, and the dar-
log-rxcitemen:s of the WEEKLY and DIURNAL
►eiticles of SOPIIISTRY, SZDITIOU, and RIBEL-
Liog.

TUE TIMES —Since we first annonnced our in-
tention to detect the artifice s and to eipme the ma•
lignily of The Times Newspiper, we have received
innumerable letters and anecdotes, ft om town and

Country, respecting the history and pr►►gress of
that Paper ; but as 501.116 of them are evidently
wtitten from feelings of private disappointment
and revenge, we do not think proper to insert
thews. It is file I'UBLIC CONDUCT of tl►e Paper
in question to which we shall atttnd. We have
already, in some degree, softened its arrogance ;
but we pr,susue not to work miracles, and it
Would be a miracle indeed to find such inveterate
'elfishness and hardened maligniy brought at
mice within the bounds of decorum. Indeed vro

do not take much crrdit to ourselves on this occa-
sion, tor the rapidly-increasing success of The
New Times, founded upon the obvious depra•iry
of The Old Times, has, it seems, excited a jealous
stiartn iu the bitter, prodncing an abatement of
tancoor which could not have been excited by
ally " compunctions visitings " of conscience, any
tense of shame, or any moral admonition.

FLP.CTION OP LORD MATOR.—State of the Poll
a: ihree o'Clock this Day :

Whole Poll.
2771
1897
1869

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The NI will finally close to-morrow at three.

aceminti from Quebec were brought yes-
terday by the Montreal, arrived at Falmouth.—
They state that Colonel WlLsote • had succeeded
the late I),ike of Ricmatoran, as Governor- Ge-
berai of both Canada., being the Senior Officer
the-t station, end add, that his Grace died of
the (tyrntery,—His Majesty's ship Cyretie bed
arrived et Quebec from Halifax, with 600,000
•dollars ; also the ship Na.itilus, 4.2 days from
Jamaica, with 160 troops ; ship Ocean, DAYZI,
hurl' ditto, with /JO troops ; brig Streatham,
• from Stinderland, ith 85 ?elders. Part of the
troops are .to•he disbanded at Quebec.
So :teat was the expedition used in preparing
the Tenteraire, 98, for unlocking, at Plymouths
that fourteen companies of shipwrights. consist-
ing each of 30 men and boys, were employed on
her.
Tit a WRITE HAT.—The humorous Poem with
which first al:peered in THR Sow, and
was meanly purloined by The Times, bi ilk an in-
tPoduction marked by impudence, itijimoice, and
big rat nude, quite in character with that despi•
table antlikerittled Jourtiml, lies been copied into
most of the Provincial Papers, but The Leeds In-
telligences. is the only one that has had the liberality
to mentton the original source.
‘ViNnsom, OCT. 4.—•Tliursday the Princess
AUGUSTA and Princess SorNIA of Gloucester, ho-
limited the Hon. Mrs. Egerton with a morning
ii‘if, at her house on Castle-bill. The band of
the 3d regiment played our the lawn in front of the
Louse, where a great assemblage of fashionable
company was smarted on the occasion. Friday
the Duchesi of Gloucester arrived at the Castle on
a visit to the Princess, and returned to 131101101-
park to dinner. The Duke and Duchess of York
also arrived at the Castle, where their Royal
flightless's remained all night.—Saturday the
Dnke of York held a Council ton the state of his
. Majesty's health, which was attended by the Arch-
bishop of Cantethrity, the Bishop of London, the
• .c•., arts of Winehelsee and Macclesfield, Lord Ar•
aro. and Sir Williatn Grant. After the Council,
-1111.•Ptike and DOchess of Yolk went to Oatlantis
to dinner and the Princess Sophie of Glorwster
left the Castle for Birgshot-park. The Archbishop
of Canterbury remains in waiting un his Majesty.
:the other Aleitibers of the Council returned to
tlieir respective country seats.
Count Lire-ix, the Russian Ambassador, gave
• grain' entertainment on Saturday to the P 11531811
Alnhessador am! Suite, the Ambissindor Irons the
*Netherlands, and a large party, at his villa Cam-
- drn•placei near Chislthiirst.
Lars MAuCH, now Duke of RICIIMOND, at-
rived in town on Sunday morning, about eight
..-O'"hock, from his seat, Malcolm, Sussex, His
Grace reruainrd in town about an hour, arid set
oil for the Marquess Com N WaeLles seat, Suffolk.
Lord Groner. Letaox arrived in town, about
ten o*, lock, on Sunday morning, trom his Regi•
Went at Ipswich. His Lotilship immediately set
(A. tor Marquees CORN wALLPIef scat Suffolk.
The Bishop of Ec smis Ole lion. and Rev. Dr,
I'kkacn) is nominated to succeed the late Lord
Lseiss in the Archbishopric of Tuatn.
We feel great pleasure in being enabled to state,
ass tie Alayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff, and
""nmon Coirocil of this town, on Thursday last,
lO:tattiniutisly voted a dutiful and loyal Address to
$ 16,4 Highness the Prince Itegent.m..-(Neara
(12114 Courapt.)