The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-19 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
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Performed Last Night.
THEATRP ROYAL. CAYKN r-GARDEN.-^ROYMCO Rad Juliet.
Ater which, The Miller and his Men.
THEATRE R•YAL, HAYNI A Mit:T.—Gay Mantterisq.
which, Fortune's Frolic.
THEATRE ROYAL, EN GU YU OPERA 1401.166,--.lhe nal Oti de
Trench. rater which, '1 he Vampire.

After

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The length of the Parliamentary. Debate obliges us to sus-
pend many Fas ours, but we hope to pay off some of our ar-
rears To-worrow.

PRICE OF STOCKS
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Morning, 11 minutes after, „0.—Evening, 41 tumbles alt 12.

THE SUN.

SQLEM QUIS FALSUM• AUDILAT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, Islo.

The intelligence contained in the Pill ate Let
ter from Paris, which we insert this day, is o

the utmost importance to gurope in general.
All we can say is, that it comes from a Corre-
spondent whose sources of information are of the
most authentic nature, and that we havq always
found it to be correct and interesting.
PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, Sen. 16.—1 am happy in being able to assure )ou
of the resolution taken by all the great Powers of Europe to
put a stop to the system of military Constitutions. The Em-
perors of Austria and Russia, for this purpose, have engaged
to furnish 100,000 men each, and Prussia 80,000. Russia, in
addition, engages to furnish a considerable naval armament
for the service of the Mediterranean ; she thus attains a
double object ; she aids the coalition, and has a pretext for
keeping a , fleet in the Mediterannean and Adriatic, which
may aid her designs against the Porte. The Rusiian Con-
tingent will direct its march on Berlin, which, it is hoped,
will impose respect on the Prussian discontents, for, if care
be net taken, Prussia will try to follow the examples of Spain
and Naples. France is ready to co-operate in the grand al-
liance, but her principal attention , is directed to Home
Affairs. The Ulu a- Liberal Faction is humbled, not destroyed;
its hydra heads spring up at every moment, for what may not
be expected from a Party, which to obtain success, has re-
course to the most infamous means? But France is not to he
longer cajoled by its pretended defenders; it now knows how
to appreciate the traders in patriotism, and justly despises
, them.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. They confirm, by advices from
Lisbon of the 3d instant, the intelligence of the
Regency of Portugal having issued a Proclama-
tion for summoning the Cortes of • the Kingdom.
There is at the same time happily no longer any
doubt that the previous accounts of a contest, in
which a number of lives were lost, are wholly
without foundation.

The illoniteur contains a long narrative, dated
Madrid, the 6th
.instant,, at 11 at night; rela-
tive to the conduct of RIEGO, who is charged
with attempting to place his at the head
of a mob, or of the violent Party for Revolution-
ary purposes ; the Cortes, however, supported the
King, and both were upheld by the troops; the
consequence was, as already stated, the exile of
RIEGo to Oviedo, and of his chief supporters to
other places. Considere.ble agitation was niani
fested in Madrid, after the departure of RIEGO,
but the troops remaining firm, the mobs were dis-
persed, and tranquillity was restored.—The fol-
lowing are extracts :
" Pants, SEPT. W.—The King yesterday transacted busi-
ness with the Minister of the Interior, the Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs, and the Duke de Richelieu.
" Brest continues tranquil.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut price
niday, Ex. vie.

. 77 f. 35 C.
. 74 f. :30 c.

DEFERRED STOCIC.
Of the sid March, 1820 92 I. se c."

Though the revolutionary spirit which has
broken forth in Oporto, and has spread to other
parts of Portugal, may be suppressed for a short
time, by the loyalty which seems to prevail in
Lisbon, yet it is hardly to be expected that it

will be finally subdued:—Popular discussions in
Spain will necessarily lead to the assertion of
what are held-forth as popular rights in Portugal
and other countries. The best mode of. counter-
acting those popular movements . artfully excited
by ambitious Demagogues, is' for all absolute
Monarchs to assent to a Representative Body of
the People to form a part-of their Governments,
otherwise we fear their Government's will sink
under the revolutionary spirit.—That the Repre-
sentative Branch of our admirable Constitution
has in the progress of time suffered such abuses
as ought to be removed, every true friend
to Government must admit, and we trust
that Ministers are fully aware that something
must be done in compliance. with the improved
knowledge . and rational expectations of the
People. We trust also that they would have di-
rected their attention to this subject, in order to
protect the Country from all Radical, or Rabbie