The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

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c,s,rt " Foreign-Office, February 9, 1819.
tilit ,1 ant directed by Viscount Castlereagh, to trans-
toets Thu, for the information of the Lord President of the
'll,l letter from the Governor of Gibraltar to Sir Henry
ell, ,
'3'e3' his Majesty's Ambassador at Madrid, stating that
the 1 I
tlttiP agile is raging with great violence at Algiers and

' (Signed) " WILLIAM HAMILTON.
he Clerk of the Council in Waiting."

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40 " Gibraltar, Jan. 18, 1819.
I!th I bare just received an official letter from Minorca,
litrte2Bth ultimo, informing me that a vessel had arrived
Itotiv ti°47. Tunis, after a passage of eight days, bringing
Ntiriu.S that the deaths in that city amounted to above 400
14,4iiell'• The master of the vessel reported that just before
%) ed. he heard that the deaths had increased to above
,t'er diem.
I.A.,tyliilbutch frigate has just arrived at Mahon, from Algiers,
tl t dispatches up to the 15th ult. by which it appears,
11), rtql attacks of the plague had taken place in that City.
Der,ternugion was supposed to have been re-introduced by
Nth ',no accompanied the Bey of Constantinas Califfa
e quarterly payments for the Algerine Government.
4D s (Signed) " GEORGE DON.
1144'd: The deaths by the plague at Tunis, according to
tal Returns, from the Ist November to the Ist Decetn-
, .44"Inted to 14,117,
t.,‘ Exc " GEORGE DON.
„ies
of ellency Sir H. Wellesley."
71 the foregoing have accordingly been transmitted
lrrs e tura • •
4!1, unsstoners of Customs to Collectors and Comp-

T`
ete [Morning Herald.]
win be two or three Drawing-Rooms in
yitlefturse of the ensuing spring, which will he
ork Buckingham House by the Duchess of
44 the Lady of highest rank in this country.

0 e Crn [The Times.]
el :-von, through the ATTORNEY-GENERAL,
Iht ilibed the immediate Fresentation of one of
kos
ILN t 'valuable livings in Norfolk, on an al.
ltoProper contract httween the patron and
NohergYman lately instituted under his presen-

h 1)1'4 [Morning Posl.]
dek„ Ltsra.—The mania of duelling spreads its
'bore and more in the German Universi-
e4,,litlat of Halte alone, no fewer than eight of
LiPtivate combats having taken place during
s,, Month, and occasioned the loss of many
,111!t(i'lli'‘tildents whose rising worth had comiti-
ctl.l‘43. le dearest hopes of their relations and

[Morning Chronicle.]
41i LIEN Da. BURNRY.—The pupils of this
sltt-.1/t individual, at a meeting held soon after
'f'''pri:,tee.ase, entered into a series of resolutions,.
of their determination to record their
of veneration, gratitnde, and affection,
Monument' to his memory in West-
littedet. Abbey.. This has .been recently coin-
)111t1; 'alder the direction of Mr. S. Gahagan,
;14 ,1111 Yestioday opened for public inspection.
'lt "aced in the south aisle of that Church, be-
those of Drs. Knipe and Stepney, and con-
-4f a tablet, remarkable for the chaste aim-
'°f its ornament, and surmounted by
4444.41 bust, copied from that excellent likeness
\Ol/ MAlekar, during the life of the Doctor.
tht" the tablet is engraver) an inscription, from
thaOas:sical pen of the Rev. Dr. Samuel Parr,
ittl-le intimacy 'with the deceased, whose knovt•-
) 4 t!
is attainments, whose union with him
41)„1 n
lary labours and scholastic reputation, and
all the peculiar tendency of whose studies,
has left him without a rival in that parti-
s4 branch of literature, pointed him ont, in
q)tt ()pinion, as the most proper person to be
tlested to perform such an office. We have
4 4 a lithographic drawing of the Monument on
+cr' m
in which 11. e resemblance is pre-
tt,led
etl, and the whole of the inscription neatly in-
. t`
the
the subscribers.e understand that a copy is to be given
\,;,!_eh of

411,4'1 ".,'S HEATRE.—The revived Opera last
1
Was La Modesta Rugeratrice, a tavourite
11,-,,i'"ition of I'AcstELLO. The music is beautiful.
zti"ocElTl and BELLOCI.II appeared to great
IS:'"tage. .13ELLoctit improves every night in
else 81. e is not only an excellent tinker, but
a charming Comic Actress. GARCIA, AN. -
I, 'SAN T, and Signora Cottat, were also powerful
ecrt4l"
e to the piece, which went off with great
Liu • Company was numerous and of the
t)ir Order.

Ste ilav rut waggons of the Royal Waggon Train
whit I4TeIY hr,lVed at Buckingliani-lionse, filled
~tnl , articles of fornittire from the Prince Re-
.l. , Cottage in 'Windsor Park.
:Ci.ro.y the Duke of WELLINGTON, RCCOITI
by the, Marquis Of WORCESTER, left town
visit
t 0
his R,,yal Highness the PRINCE Re-
Is,,`ENT " the Pavilron, at Brighton. His Grace
hr,y-411"1 ea"l3 of invitation for a grand dinner
IlTnistl4y next, at ApsleY-House.
Ni; :-IN r, iirgen, who has been Assistant
for the last seventeen years, is re-
-416 Vield" R
VernouPlace to No. 20, Lincoln's