The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-05 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN.

MR. EDlTOR—Nothing can be more gratifying
to me, than the acknowledgment of an Error
Most gladly I recall the observation of Lord
GROSVENOR'S' having subscribed to HONE, and
relieve his Lordship of so odious an imputation.
In proportion to the hatefulness of such a charge,
I thank the friendly hand that sets me right.
November 4. TENAX.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DEURY-LANR.—The Road to Ruin : Old
• 1)u Mott, Mr. NI unden ; Henry Dnrnton, Mr. Elliston ;
Sophia, Miss Kelly. After. which,Thelnnkeeper's Daughter.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAHOEN.—Halolet : Handet, Mr.
C. Kemble; Ophelia, Miss M. Tree. After which, Arthur
and Etnuteline.

*** For " A BRITON," see the First Page.

ERRATUM.,--In the Letter signed N. F. in 'fun SUN of Yes-
terday, Second Paragraph, (or " Yorkshire Brota," read
Oralor.

GUNPOWDER PLOT —A Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer,
East India, and South Sea Houses.

MAILS.
ARRIVED—None.
Duz-1 Dublin, 5 Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
' 1 Holland, 2 Lisbon, t Flanders.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To•MORIIOW.
S minutes after 5. Ervning, 32 minute! after 5,

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LONDON,
FREIMV, NOVEMBER 5, 1819.

No E'.tri• Papers ailiveit this moining, none,
as we stated yesterday, iiaving•been published on
Tue%driy,

We received this morning New York Papers to

the 29+b ,Septernbet

(From The New York Commercial 4dver.fi;:--r, Friffay,
Septemlor

The Office of tx Commerciat ilduertier anti
Spectator, will be removed tn-n►otroty, to Hain-
nitind-otreet, corner of Hndson•street, anti near
to the :I ()trine Coffee House anti the different
Houses, in the village of Greent'vicl►.
The .next Paper will be published oil Monday
next.

BOARD OF HEALTH, SEPT. '24.

The following cases were reported to the
Board :-

A person was reported sick with malignant
fever at 51, Augustu3-street. Ile bad been in the
employ of a Cooper at Old-slip.
Also, a person sick near Grand-street Matket.
Had been at Old•slip assisting a family to remove.
By Order of the 1304 rd,
J. MORTON, Sec.
The illbany Gazette of yesterday; teceived this
morning, contains the following paragraph :
" The Board of Health of this city, after sere•
ral Meetings and Consultations, have declined
taking any order on the subject of the yellow'fever
in the city of New Yurk, or to pass any Resolu-
tion interrupting the free intetcourse and commu-
nication between the two cities. In this highly
honourable and liberal proceeding, they have fol-
lowed the example of the city of Washington, and
several other places, in respect to the fever at
Baltimore,"
(From the same Paper, Sept. 23d.)
BOARD OF HEALTH, titpt. 23d.

The following reports were made to the Board

this clay
A person was reported sick with malignant
fever at No. 22, Greenwich-street. He had im-
prudently been to open and examine 11:$ ;tore,
within the proscribed limits.
Dr. Hicks reported a person sick with malig-
nant fever at N 0.53, Lombardy-street. This per-
son had been employed as a labourer at Old-slip.
The person reported yesterday at No. 2, De-
peyster-street, died this morning.
By order of the Board of Health.
J. MORTON, See.

FEVER AT BALTIMORE.—Forty-five new cases,
and sixteen deaths of Malignant Fever, are re-

ported' at Baltimore for the twenty-four hours
ending on Tuesday morning at sun-rise.
(From the Philadelphia Paper of the 34/1.)
GEORGE ToWN,Serr.2l.—The disease at Telly
Point in Baltimore having rendered it indispensa-
ble that the inhabitants should remove front \ the
infected atmosphere, numbers' have encamped in
a situation which is thought peculiarly favourable.
Several private letters from Orleans confirm the
account of the deadly malady which prevails
there. .

Extract of a Letter from New Orleans, Aug. 02a.

The fever has commenced amongst the ship-
ping, and GOD knows where its ravages will en►l.
On board the steam-boat Alabama, the Captain,
Mate, and Steward,died within 2 days.—The l'hy•
sicians say that the yellow fever of this year is
the most virulent they had ever seen here ; report
says 30 have died to-diy.
(Extract of a Letter from La Glint, Au►g. a.)

The Expedition, consisting of 24 vessels, left
Margaretta on the 13th of July, and landed ak

Barcelona; On the 15:b, 16th, and 17t11, tije/
did not attempt to penetrate into the interior. 111
consequence of the preparations to resist theli/r;
they sgrected their course towards Cumana, 110
on the 30th inst. attacked Berdiraes git laud sod
sea, but they were repulsed. On the 5(1) thel
made four assaults upon the Castle of Aqua Santa'
but were driven back with great lois ; also re.
ceired the same fate upon the batteries of the
town, and lost a schooner. On same clay the fleet
made sail, leaving the troops in a state of despe-
ration on shore, where they are now suffering all
the miseries of hunger. On the 17th, 18Th, 6t'd
19'h, our fleet was. re-united for the purpose of
carrying stipplies to Porto Cavallo ; in the mes";
time the troops were operating in the plains
Barcelona. BERMUDEZ, with 860 men, arrived
to reinforce his friends, but it was too late; thel
had left the cuasr, and were flying before cite
troops. Peavrtta, who was marching to oPese
them, met a convoy of cattle under charge
of TARAGAi the escort was diipersed and the CO-
voy taken. 'The 13th and 14th were the mien°.
rable clays for the Plains of Barcelona, as the
enemy was entirely destroyed. PBREYEA baci"
completed the destruction of 13EattooEz, marehe3
against Mantsot who with 200 men was in Ara'
gua ; be was compelled to fly to the hanks of
Oronoko. Such is the result of the Quixotic Sxd
pedition of the English from Margaretta, in whtc''t
they were joined by Hollanders, French, and Get`
roasts, and in which they have all reaped the re'
is at d of their maritime piracy, losing the greater
part of their foreign troops, and more than 6t4
natives of the corps of lIHRMUDEZ.
Extract of a Letter from St. Thomas, Sept. 3.
You will no doubt have heard ere this oil"
unfortunate result of Admiral BRIoN's atoci‘
on Gummier. Various causes have been assigoe4
for its failure. The seenni in command, General
ENGLISH, who had the superLiteociance oflE4
British troops, had never attained any higher rooli
than a.Clerk io the Commissariat of the Arm/.
We cannot but anticipate a succession of (I'4'
asters. The whole of the Admiral's squaar°ll

are out cruising separately.
ARRIVAL of a SPANISH EXPEDITION at HAVANOII;
The Baltimore Patriot, on the authoril °f
Captain GLASHUNIC, who has arrived at 100*
more, in nine days, from Havannah, announces
the arrival at that port of the Spanish frig'ate.9:
!Dina, with her convoy of 12 tran,ports, wig°
3000 troops, under the c6mmand of Dun

A letter, dated the Ist, states the same (Oft
with the addition, that part of the troops are (I's'
tined for Pensacola, in Cast Florida.
(From the New Ybrh Paper of the 527110
A letter Irotn New O leans states, that a nri°
tish force of 5000 men lied taken pnssessiwi of
Pensacola—(but this report is not credited.)
Dispatches from Commodore Peßay, at An'
gostura, have been received at Washington •
Lieut. Tvzu who was left in chalk, of the
John Adams, had put into the Blend of Iriti‘l4'

A Captain who is just arrived from Hayti state"
that the Yellow Fever is raging with g e,t vi°c;
lance io that island, and not less than 50 1° 6

are dyiug every day.

No Commercial Letter from Beng3l, 00 the
tshject of the !Markets, was I),,sted at Llores Y've
ertlay, as stated in an Evening Paper._

There is a very natural expression of alarm f
The Morning Chronicle of this day, ors accoolt
a report " that one of the Measures to be Pro°
posed to the House of Commons at the Mee,ol3Pf
is to I,ty a Stamp Duty on all printed Papers °
every kind, under a certain number of sheets, °f
half sheets, with a view to strike at whit
rs
termed" twopenny trash." We believe, the 11"6;
lie would heartily rejoice in suit an increase
stamp Duties, it it would have the effect of check.
ing the circulation of those idamous producti°"e
which the.'Wooteas, the CAaLtLaS, and
COBB3TTS send forth to corrupt, if possib;
the whole mass of the People, and idlic
them to trample upon the Religion and (.4.:
vernment sof the Count ry. But we are of
ttion that visiting the execrable Writers wit
legal punishment, woulfi have more effect in 51qr
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ping their detestable career, than any new 1„,-10
dot,
upon-their productions. That a new Sta"'P.'
orV
is in contemplation we have heard, but 8" it
ing to the information which we have received'
merit'
is to operate on those lists of Advertise—
whitlr are aunexed to all new pnblicsii"s' °
0°
which have often, we are assured,. excite('
of
notice of Government, and have• beer, L'ec-°C,OO
proper objects of Stamp Duties as those ri
the
Diurnal and Periodical Journals r'rou'ltnut e
Empire. This, we believe, is the re°l
of the report
,which has sn much 013rinell
Morning Chronicle, and induced it to oPPrcol
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Radical Publications tbat are,lvery day eirentafing
4cfctrines calculated to excite disaffection flaw:gu-
ll:01R the Country, and sold at a higher price than
the cr two-penny trash," and which are more
Mischievous because they are more artful and
insidious. .

The resignation of Mr. WYmt. of his situa-
tion as Captain in the Yorkshire Yeomanry,
an event that must shake the safety of the Etn-
Pire, bas induced a Mr. GREENOUGH to do the
same by his Lieutenancy in the Light Horse
Volunteers of London and Westminster; and
to increase the dancers of the State, Mr.
TAPYLToIi, one of the Yorl..shire Magist rates, has
signified his readiness to throw up his Ma-
gistrasic allies, as fatal a blow to tie Police
of the Country, as the two former resigna-
tions are to our military strength. Surely Go-
vernment will be warned by these portentous
retirements, to restore Earl FITZWILLIAM to his
()ince, that the Countt'y m,y regain the services of
AIessrs.WYVILL, GREENOUGH, and STAPYLTON 11