The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Per Armed La3t N;kritt.
TirRATRE ROYAL,• DltuttY-LANE.—The husband :
Ranger, tlr. Elliston ; Ciarinth, Mrs. Edwin. After
which, The Innkeeper's Damghter.
TitEATttettoym,,UOVENT-GARlMN.—KingitiellArd the Third:
Richard (First Time), Mt. Nl:icready ; Lady Anne, Mrs.
Yates. After which, The Gnome-King.

TO CORIIESPONDKINTS.
ANECDOTES of Dn. WATSON, nnd the Sons; of " God bless
the Old King," Tu-niorroir.

ERRATUM.—TII the quotation Irma Ctcr.RO, :it the end of the
Letter signed " A BitrruN," in Yt:terday's Paper, for uito
read 1/Ico.

KING GEORGE 111. I'RociAl3tcu —.l Holiday at the Bank,
Exchequer, Last India and South Sea House*.

MAILS.
ArtßivEn-1 Dublin.
DnE—l Waterford, 1 Guernsey and JerseY, 1 Holland,
I Guttenburgh, 1 l.isbun, i France, 1 ilamburgli.

HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO•NIORKOIV.
limning, IS minutes alter 9. I Evening, 41 minutes after 9.

TH E S UN.

•OLEAI QUI% 11110ENK FA I,StINI 11,1,E,“ ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1819.

lire received this morning the Paris l'Apers of
Friday and Saturday last. The following are
extracts:—

" PARIS, OCT. 23.—The King yesterday
transacted busint S 3 With the Mai guess Dessolles
and the Count Decazcs, and afterwards took an
airing to Verriet es. The Duke de Vainly and the
Count Hulot d'Osery, brother-in-law 01 General
Moreau, who has art ived from Rustio, had private
audiences of his Majesty. The King on Thurs-
day dined, en fumille, at Elyz6e Bourbon.
" Letters from Carlsrut►e say, Prince Gusta-
vus, son of the ci-decant King of Sweden, has
quitted us to travel in England, France, And
Switzerland, accompanied by his Governor, the
Chamberlain Pulier.'
" Tt.ere was a violent thunder storm on Thurs-
day at Pat is ; the rain felt in torrents.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Thursday 7O I. 6a c.
Friday 7Ol. 80 c.

DEFERRED. STUCK.
Thursd4y. Fri ,!ay.
Of the 22,1 March, 1317 • 93 f. 0 c...9!31i 10 c.
22d Sept. 1317 91f. 0 c... 91 f. 10 c.
Yid NIarcli;1818 89 f. .0 c... S 9 f. lo c.
2.2.1 Sept. 87 f. 0 f. 10 c.
Yid Match, 1319 f. 0 c... 8 )f. 10 c.
eid Sept. 1819 • 83 f. 0 c... S 3 1. 10 c.

FgrtNE.rOltr, OCT. 17.—1 t is understood that
the Emperor of Russia will pass tlae approaching
Carnival at Berlin.

"_.T.he Powers of Germany are not yet agreed
respec!ing the fortresses of the Confederation.
Austria insists upon being the pi incipal place
d'arines. Bavaria Ivishes to have for ilied Rasta&
and Donnueschingin, in order to cover Swabia, and
stop an enemy in the dtfilcs of the Black Forest.
'flit other votes are in Nvoor of both Ulla and
Rastadt, but the difficulty is to find funds.
MAtinFmu, OcT. 16.—The Commissioner
of Baden to the Central Tribunal of Mayence,
has joined tire Austrian Commis,ioner there, but
none of the others have yet art ived.
64MADRID, OCT. 13.—The intelligence from
Andalusia continues alarming ; the epidetny is still
making progress at Cadiz. The Ist instant, the
deaths were 89 ; the 2d, 91 ; the 3d, 79 ; the
4th, 82. The number of sick on the Ist was
9,230. In the course of last month the deaths were
1,212, viz. 684 men, 186 women, and 342 children.
At Port St. Mary, tire 2d, there were 393 sick.
The mortality at San Fernando was, tire 284)
50; the 29th, 17; the 30th, 20 ; the Ist in-t.
16; the 2tl, 16. At Seville there were 20 vie.
tints to the yellow fever bet weer, t 4 Nth awl
30th ult.

" VIBNNA, OcT. 11.—The Duke of Bedford
arrived here the Sth instant from Carlsbad.
" FRANKFORT, OCT. 17.—The existence of the
Central Commission at Mayence becomes every
day more problematical; according to the repints
in general circulation, it will nut be placed in a
state of activity.

It is believed also that the measures ordered
respecting the Press will not be executed with
much rigour, at least in some States, It is sup-
posed the Censorship will not be severe in Wur-
temberg or Bavaria, or even in Prussia. •

" lIAMBURGI4, OCT. 12.—Sonie digturhances
have again taken place at Konigsberg, directed
against the Jews ; the windows of several houses
were hinken,"

The report that Mr. CANNING has had an inter-
view with the Princess of WALas, is said to be
without foundation ; and we believe there is a'
little authority for the rumour of her imeatied re-
turn to this Country.

We have received Quebrc Gazettes to the lf,;h
of September, from which it appears that Mr.
Justice MONK, as Senior Member of the Execii •
live Council, had assumed the Civil Government
Of the Province ; and that, on the 14th of that
-month, tLte. lius:QurkiWc ;rm.: It-Qtnrc44. the next