The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-16 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Lost Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DPW rtY-LANE.—No Performance.
Mc/v.ll ROYAL, COYLNT-GA Rin,N.--Love for Love: Sir Sam:
son Legend, Nlr. Terry; Angelica, Mrs. areison. After
which, The Gnose-King.

TO COItItE`:;POSDENTS.
lie are obliged to postpone sereral Favours till Monday.

PRICE OF sTocks
Tim OAY AT TWELVE, O'CIMCK. •
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 63f fib India Bonds .... 12s. 104. pr.
3 per Cent. C0n5...691 613 i 69 Old Annuities • 671,
r6Si Exch. Bills, 2d ... 2s. as. dis.
3 per Cent. -7P Ditto Commercial .. 17s. dis.
4 per Cents.... B6+A Cons. for Account .. 694 ii 4 kfi
5 per Ct. Navy ..«:r... 104 i/

NI AILS.
AmmtvED-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford, t Framce, 1 Braails,
i America.
DUE-1 Guernsey and Jersey.

HIGH WA'T'ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 42 minutes after 0. I Evening, 40 minutes after

T 1 E SUN.

•OL.Er guts DILERE FALSUM AVM:AT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IG, 1819.

‘Ve received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The following are extracts :
"PARIS, Ocr. Is.—Yesterday there were some
grand manmuvres of the Artillery in the Park of
Vincennes, io the presence of the King, Mon-
sieur, Madame, the Duke d'Angouleme, &c. Hl9
Nlaiesty proceeded to the chateau, when the
troops defiled helot e him. The King expressed
much satisfaction at the precision of their ma-
noeuvres. •

". A private Letter from 'Cadit states the ra.
vages of the contagion to be ilreacito! both in
that clty and the 141 a de Leon. The deaths in
both quarters were as follow ;
Sept. 14. 99
15.79
16. 63
17. 87
The Senator Tatischeff, Envoy Extraordinary

Sept. IS. 106
19. 125
20, 130
21. 135

ctri Ministcr Nenipottntiary from tLe tower°
of Russia arrived at Paris yererdav morning.

Au old Man, named Jacques h utlin, died a rof
days since in the Commune of St. Etienne du Bois,
Canton of Palluan, Arrondissement of Sables, ill
the Depertment of Vendee, aged 114. He coo'
stantly enjoyed good health; he was until big
death the letter-carrier of the Commune, and be
sang every holiday at the Parish Church.
" From Frankfort, the Sth inst. it is stated,
M. de Boulgahow, Russian Councillor of States
attached' to the department of Foreign Affairs,
has passed through here on his way from Carls-
bad to Paris.' "

FIVE PER CENT,.
Tuesday • (i 9 f. 93a.
DgFEIRRIID STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 92 f. 65c.
92d Sept. 1817,
iii/ March, 1818, BB f. 63 c.
92d Sept. 0811,
22d March, 1819, B4 1. Coe.
4-2(1 Srpt. 1819, B2 f. 70g.

We may congratulate the Friends of Order, cid
of rationAl Liberty, and all good Christiana, 011 tlta
termination of the Trial of Carlile, as well as OP
its result, The Public will not be again shocked
with the horrible impieties which the poor de"
hided man brought forth in his defence, and the
pltoisittoent which awaits him, will, no
be administered in mercy, as IA is an ;gnu'
.tant, bewildered Fanatic, whose faculdes .Arc
.of a very inferior order, and who but for the mis'
chief which he has diffused, by the works which
lie has publis6ed, ‘vpuitl be fitter for Bedlam awl'
any other vhsce of confinement. It may at legit
be hoped that (he result of these Trials will kW
other irreligious Reformers from being guilty 01
the saute offence.

The Yuan COUNTY MesTING, of Which opt
Readers will find an ample account in other Co!
litmus, was certainly one of the most respectable
' that has been convened on the subject of 1!;e
Manchester Riots, but, like other public Meetingf
for the same purpose, there was a strong Radical
impregnation, otherwise the Speakers on both
sides of the question would have been fairly
heard. The treatment, however, which Mr'
WoaTLEY experienced, in obtaining a betiriffg
with great difficulty, is a prr7of that the more tc'
spectable pact of the persiwis-assembled had not
due influence over those who formed the mass 9/
the concourse. But if the higher order of the
persons present were advocates for prejudicatioOl
the Case of the Manchester transact ions, their
-.;43pinionS were as little entitled to tebpect as dog,
of the wildest of the Radicals. The troth is, that
all these Meeings are grossly improper in tie
present state of !Affairs. The Manchester Magis°
► Crates are carrying on legal iuvestigatio'ns, for the
purpose of bringing on the fullest enquiry before
the legal Ti ibunals of the Country, that the whole
of the proceedings may be submitted to the People
at large, and the ends of justice be fully accoala
pliahed. These Magistrates cannot Vindicate thelll.°
Selves from the odium and obloquy which have bee°
so profusely heaped upon them, without makitrf;
such discoveries as would• tend to impede t"
course of justice and enable the guilty to escile*
The duty of the People at large, therefore, if 4(1
wait patiently for the issue of legal enuiry, 34
not to suffer their judgments to be, pervetted 3.4
their passions to be inflamed by the intbile"g
harangues of Party, whether that Party may co.v.
sist .of mere Rabble Reformers, itinerant Orators?
and Radical Rebels, or. of Men of Rank and
perty, if the latter are mi,led by popular tirW
sinus, andlorget the stake which they have in the
Country, by exposing its most essential aucl
cred Institutions to the fury of a mob, or the
ruinous experiment of theories, specious in the
sttact, but wholly impracticable, leading to
Anarchy and concluding in Despotism.

Our Portsmouth Correspondent authorises 11°
to contradict a statement made in a Morning
per recently, relative to the fi:ting t of 04
Regent yacht, new pieparing for the use of WI
lloyal Highness. That vessel is the plaint°
in its decorations of any yacht that `vas
ever built for the use of the Sovereign, °P,
tiers having been received- here last year (b 1
command of his Royal Highness) to dispen9c
with all the superfluous orseantents of carving ftna
gilding.

lt
1171411'3T, OCT. 14.—During the fog in the flig
of the 12th inst. the Thetis of North Shields,
coAls,got on shore near Ilohin Hood'A Bay, and i 516
complete wreck,. not ;1.-vestige of her rentainifir/
by which she could he known, only by Port 01
the:boat mat ked " Thetis of North Shields, 00;
t gar HALL."—The crew are supposed to be °,l
lost.

The Earl of PLT MOUT H presided, an Wed:ef,„;
day last, at the Annual Meeting of the J-1- r
Club, held in the flute) of th,t town, Aftre'e
dinner, the wind! toasts on the occasion
given front the Chair, and drank mat thi-
tomary marks of grivificatiuti.