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LONDON,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1819.

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Thurs-
day last. Those of Friday, which were due this
morning, have not arrived. The KING on Wed.
nesday held a Council of Ministers which sat for
three hours and A half.

Ministers at Carlsbad were, it is stated, to
(pit that place the latter end of last mouth.

The accounts front Constantinople state, that
the plague continued its ravages in that capital,
and in its environs. The tumults among the
Janissaries had been at length quelled, at least
for a time. The CAPITAN PACHA, who was ac-
cused of not being sufficiently zealous, had been
deprived of his office, and banished to Smyrna ;
his successor, in order to give a striking proof
of his activity, caused twenty•two of the ring-
leaders of the mutineers to be strangled. An
English frigate and a brig, under the command
of the lion. Captain PELLEw, had arrived off Te-
ncdos; their further destination was not known.
From Madrid, the 19th instant, it is stated,
that the Russian Minister there, the BAILLI
TATtscttgw, was about to take his departure.
The Count AsiseAL is said to be charged with fo-
menting the conspiracy at Cadiz, in order to have
the eclat of putting it down, and his conduct is
therefore, it is added, to be made the subject of
inquiry.

FIVE PER CENT!.

Wedile3day.

711% 95c.

DEFFRRED STOCK.

Of tile 22d March, 1817, 91 f. 20c.
22d Sept. 1817,
22d March, 1818, 97 f. 20 c.

2? Sept. !XIS, Bsf. '2O e.
22d March, 1919, B3f. 2.5 c.

(From (Le frasltilloin G,:zette, July

Extract of a Letter trom an ()dicer in the Ex-
pedition against' the Province of 'Texas, June
26 :

" We have at length got into our new country;
we got on to Alexandria very well with haul
rowing, from tha mouth of the Red River, it be-
ing high and rapid. Our force is augmenting
daily ; the object is laudable and popular ; many
are preparing to join us Irons different parts of
Red River ; the citizens of this part of Texas
are pleased to. have an opportunity of th rowing off
the Spanish Monarchy ; in fine, every thing at
present seems to smile on ns. Am ins! re!enned
from riding all night on business for the Army.
We leave this afternoon in put-knit of a party of
traders, supposed to be Royalists, going to St.
Antonia with goods. The troops are busy clean-
ing their guns for a warm chase, shall probably
overtake them to-morrow night. General LONG
arrived here on the 21st June, and on that day we
raised the flag of Republicanism. Men are arriving
daily as well as Citizens, enrolling themselves as
Militia. Some Republican Spaniards of note and
considerable wealth have afforded us great assist-
ance. You shall hear from me again shortly."
The following is an Extract of a Letter front
Trinidad, dated June 27 :
" The Royalists have left 300 men in St. Fe-
ramie, and DiAs has sailed with his flotilla and
gun-boats to drive them out. I think it a chance
if a man in the garrison esciipes. Thus lii the
interior of Venezuela every thing is going on
well. lam happy to inform you that on the 13th
inst. sailed the Expedition front Margaritta,
composed of thirteen armed ships, and five
transports, having On board 1011 British and 3-40
i\largarittatts ; on the 16th, watered at Santa F 6,
taking in 30 men of Bermudas, and that its des-
tination was Cabo Blanco, near Caraccas ; thin
«"e may expect to heat the Patriots are in posses-
sion of the Capital of Venezuela, as well as New
Granada."

THE FUN ns.—Scarc,ely any business has been
Elnsactett in the house since settlinz-,tly, ©t,(l

1.1"1
.`"l'eTlently; Stocks iiave remAinctl I
late tremendous losses have rendeted Jobbers
nn
Brokers more cautious in making; such bow/ 5Pc;
culations. They now look to the respot)sibilitY
their principals before they closet 11.arg`'.;mr,r
Account 11
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n:sitols this morning commenced tit
lit,tle b
atul
illisaivneess doing,notvar varied an fsraacttoi there
ro,tilayi
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noon at three, an hour when the house 11,
sfoenrntt, aerll);a those doingolowscled, tlt
nothing.ere‘l•
were not 20 Brokers Pr

We have inserted this day a Letter from skif
ROBERT WILSON to the Electors of S."1"v81:
which almost exceeds that of Sir Faaacts 131 J-;
DETT, in a libellous attack upon the Ye°3141,,,1it
Cavalry at Manchester.—Like the Baronet,.
Rotterrr avowedly derives all his infortnauoir
from the Public Prints; hut as he is win, at pa'
ris, he must of course be less able to form a C 0::
rect opinion of the real state of the case than
Baronet, who was nearer to the scene of actiololl‘
had more opportunity of balancing probabiliiieg:i
Sir Rot ERT boldly presumes to affirdi, ber'''
a legal investigation of all the circumstaucc
has taken place, that the transactions at
chester, meaning the conduct of the I#corn4nrii
Cavalry, in dispersing a riotous Meeting whictl
violently assailed them, was " sanguinary sn'i;
legal." Sanguinary it unfortunately proved, but
the fault was in the PLabble, who assaulted an!
is
provoked the Yeomanry; but to Arm that it
" r
illegal,'' after the most respectable inli
bitants of the place, Ivho had the best rock°
of judging, and who had deemed it their
to thank the Yeomanry for their services, in (`rnois;
persing a vast crowd that might,
most probably have proceeded to the most area
fill extremities, is such a stretch of rob Pre'
indication as calls fur the notice of the 14;c:
and we sincerely hope that the YeomanrY u"te'
valry will resort to the Lave 10 viadilie
their character, and to make the authOr of
letter answerable for the obloquy which lie "4
attempted to cast upon them. Sir 110B"11°:0
that the transactions in question appear to be
" sanguinary and illegal, even according in
accounts published in the Newspapers most foe%
able to the abuse of Power." To accuse anY f
the Public Prints which support the Goveromet't
the Country, when an infamous (Sang, beatkii t))f
f,
Men Men who disgrace their rank in society, of 1)61'15:
" favourable to the abuse of power," is "r° 0
libel upon a loyal Press. What Public IN'eoe
the Knight may read, we cannot say, thooo
at
can easily guess, and we presume that thcY
the same as those upon which Sir FRANCIS /W 5
DETT founded his iudgment, before it wl'3
sible for hint to have any other than garbied •
counts, and probably gross misrenreSerlt3ti°ll9'
ii
yet the Baronet and the Knight, with olwil t,
merity, confided in them as the records of itt,ps
tiality and truth. It spews no slight degree; It
intrepidity, intrepidity, to use the mildest term, in the
to venture again in a capital, where be his '-f,e
punished for having released a Traitor ; oc
has thus involuntarily paid a compliment i° i!e
liberality of the Monarch, in supposing 111'3( „f
harboured no resentment for such a bre4clhlots
the law, if we might not, indeed, rather t4tll'- of
to the insulted King the more natural leeli"
contempt.

We refer our Readers to a very interesting
i
content, in our fourth page, viz. Tog tc"r°le
or THE ANTI-NIONOPOLY CONINILTTEgo ""
Subject of BEER LICENSES. «'e !tare offell c9es
ed the attention of the Public to those Liceill-•:
anti. the Report in question fully devel.oltcs I"
is
injurious effects. In fact, the PVI3LICAN9, °I
of the most useful classes of the couttusinitY, nrciti
with few exceptions, in a state of slavish °ll4
age, and there seems to, be no effectual 1:0167,
fur an evil, which affects the ColliMUDity in gene,i
ral, but such as is suggested in the Itel)(ut alititiett
to, which is, therefore, well entitled to the n-ntic
of our Legislators.
o thif
Tit E KING'S IIEALTII.—On Saturday a 10-noc
Council was held at Wilo!sor Castle, or" •
•tate of his MA JEsTY,yrslurtlay the (011(;)reli
/3/411Ctin ()t the state of the cXl)lit
at 6t. James's Palace to the ihtiatrers
Big
" WINDSOR CA SErr.
" Ilk MAJ ES l'Y continure in good gcut.i al but Nita'
out any I.limiuutiou of his disorder.
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