The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-04 00:00:00

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SON O! (,LUIS DICER/0. FA I,SIINI A °EAT I

LONDON,
MONDAY, OC7'OBER •4, 1819.

%Ile received yesterday and this morning the
Peril Papers of Thursday and Friday last.
The Duchess D 8 BERRY WRS slightly indisposed
911 Wednesday. The young Princess continued
in good health. The KING, on iVednesday, pre-
sided et a Council of Ministers.

A Caricature, entitled le Passe Temps National
was seized at Paris on Tuesday, and 'a prosecution
ordered. The object of the •Caricature is not ex-
plained. A dealer in Barometers was also arrest-
ed at a Cabaret, in, the Place de l'Odeon, where
he was exhibiting a small statue of BUONAPARTE,
and using. expressions contrary to good order,
which, it is added, excited a considerable tumult.

The Journal de Paris of Thursday contains the
folloWing paragraph :—" Private letters from
Hamburg!: state, that the dis.urbances at Copen-
hagen , directed against the Jews, had been re-
newed %yid) greater violence. The troops hay-
ing again put them down, it is asserted, that the
next day the sailors in the port reinforced the
populace, and alter holding some parleys with the
soldiers, the latter refused to act against the
people. It is added, char the KING had, in con-
sequence, quitted his capital to proceed to a
strong fortress at some leagues distance, and that
new troops had been ordered to. march upon

CeTentagen." There have been disturbances &.
a similar character at Elsineur.

Ai' article from Madrid, dated the 16th ultimo,
says. the Expedition at• Cadiz is to be reduced to
10,000 men,. The Count CALLEJA is reported to
have solicited to be relieved from the command of
it, on account of' his age and infirmities. The
Count d'AntsnAt. is stated to have been then at
Madrid, but from the tone and manner in which
he is spoken of, it may be inferred that
_he was
in disgrace.
The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, who
had been on a visit for some weeks to the Land-
grave of HESSE, set out the 224.1 ult. for Hanover.
The following are extracts from the Journals of
Friday:—
" PARIS, OCT. I.—The King yesterday trans-
acted business with the Minister of the Interior
and the Minister of Finance, and afterwards took

an airing to Choisy.
" It appears by letters received direct from Co-
penhagen, that there is no truth in the accunnts
respeet,ing the tumult there,: which- we published
yesterday (given above).—Journal de Path.
" The new Queen of Spain was to arrive at.
Pau the 29th ult.

" If we may•believe English travellers, the ce•
lebrated Lord Byron will next summer visit the
Pyrenees, which he will make the scene of a ro-

mantic poem.
" The complaint of Sir James Crawford was
yesterthry dismissed by the Tribunal of 'Municipal
Police.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Wednesday 7O
Thursday 70 f. 20 c.

DEFERRED, STOCK.

WednesdAy. Thursday.
Of the 2211 March, 1817,....91 f. 10 c.... 91 f. SO c.
22d Sept. 1817.... 89 f. 10 c.. .S 9 f. SO c.
• 82d March,iBlB... 87 f. 10 c... 87 f. 80 c.
22,1 Sept. 1319....85 f. 10 c.. .85 F. 80 C.
22d March, 1519... 83 f. 10 c... f. 80 c.
22d Sept. 1819— 81 f. 20 c... Slf. 35 c."

Philadelphia Papers arrived this morning to the
24 September.

(From the Philatle!phia Gazelle of Aug. ni.)

WESTMIN EXP2DITION.-1E appears, from a
letter received from a Gentleutan on board the
Western Engineer, 'dated 14th July, that ate
steam-boat had reached Franklin, Missouri.—A
small party had been detached ftom St.-Charles
to proceed by land to the above place, a distance
of nearly 200 miles : they experienced consider-
able hardships. Four days after entering the
prairies they lost rite horse which carried their
tent, and some provisions ; they continued their
march eight days, the thermometer being above
80 degrees, sometimes in want of water, and
hiving most of the time only such provisions as
they could shoot they were compelled, at length,
to make for the river, ant: join the boat. Six days
before the date of this letter, Cul. JOHN,3ONrS boat
was 150 miles below the-Western Engineer. Ma-
jor OTALLEII-, Indian Agent, intends wintering
among the Indians, high up in the Missouri, Vo-
lunteers front the party are to remaio with him.—
Dr. BALDWIN'S health is so bad that,he will re-
turn by the first boat to St.. Louis.

ELECTION OF LOUD MAYOR.—State Of the Pull
at 1-1,111-past One this D:►y
This Day's Poll. Whole Poll.
BEYDGES 360 '2,344
\VooD - - 178 1,647
THORP -17 G 1,632

EARL GROSVRICOR..--•An Evening Paper having
asserted that this Nobleman had subscribed a hun-
dred pounds to 1-losz, his Lordship has thought
proper to address the Editor, declaring that " he
did not subscribe to Hone." W e are glad to have
an opportunity of doing justice to this Noblethan
on the present occasion, and sincerely wish that
we could congratulate the county on his return to
those political principles by which he so honour-
ably distinguished himself on his entrance. iuto
public life. .Ins-talents, attainments, and vir-
tues would render hint as estimable in - the eves
of the Nation as he is in the circle of his private