The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-28 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.

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Performed on Saturday Night.
TfdICA L'RE ROYAL, DM/ RY-LANE.—The Haunted Tower; Lord
William, Mr. Braham ; Adela, Madame Vestris. After
which, Jack and the Bean Stalk.
THEATRE ROYAL, CovEvr-Ga MO:N.—The Antiquary: Lore],
r. Durnset : Miss Isabella Wardonr, Miss Stephens. After
which (id time), Too Late for Dinner.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

THIS DAT AT T
S per Cent. Red. ...... 681 69
3 per Cent. C0n5.....
S per Cent.
4 per Cents 87114
3 per Ct. Navy Ann.....103ii

'EIN v. 0° c I.OOR.

Bank Long Ann. 181 3-18ths
India Bonds
Exch. Bills, 2d .. „ Is, 2s. pr.
Ditto Small
Cons. for Apt il ,.6Biii

MAILS.

AitillVEl.---1 Waterford, 1 Holland, I Lisbon, I Malta,
1 aunburgh, 1 Flanders, 1 Leeward Islands.
Dug-2 Dublin, 1 Waterford, 2 Guttenburgh, 1 France,

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.NIORROW.
Morning, 39 minutes after 2. I Evening, 56 minutes after 2

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSIIM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1820.

It will he seen, as we suspected, and indeed as
it was natural to expect, that the execrable Not in
the Me!ropolk had ramifications in several parts
of the Country. We have this day, as be-
fore, collected from various sources all the par-
ticulars which have transpired respecting this
flagitious Conspiracy. Some statements are of
course incorrect, but it was hardly possible to
exaggerate the guilt of the Conspirators, or the
horrible enterprize in which they were engaged.
Ministers managed the frustration of the dreadful
plot with much greater prudence and dexterity
'than the infamous wretches had shewn in the de-
sign to destroy them, and to throw the whole Coun-
try into confusion. Orders had been given at Lord
HkRROWBY'S for preparing a Dinner suitable
to the importance of the expected visitors,
and not till the very moment when every thing
was ready was the whole ordered to be stopped,
and it was signified that his Lordship did not
dines at home. Indeed, so secretly were the men-

sures adopted, that we bear even Lady HARROWBYI
who bad been at the Oratorio, was not informed
that the Dinner had not taken place, and who, on
her arrival at home, proceeded to bed, supposing
that the Dinner party would sit to a late hour,
so that she was exempted from the alarm and agita-
tion which would naturally have been felt on so
tremendoui a danger, nor was she apprized 'of it
till the next morning, when the Conspirators
were secured, and the peace of the Country preserv-
ed. We may of course expect to hear of more de-
tections throughout the Country, and our Readers
may be assured, that we shall collect and submit
all that transpires that may be important and in-
teresting on these horribie machinations.

A Council was held this day at the Office of the
Home Department, Whitehall, for the further
investigation of the horrid Conspiracy.

THE FUNDS.—Great confidence seems to be
established among the monied interest, not with•
standing the various causes, both political and
domestic, which have lately occurred to shake
their faith. Consols look up, beginning this
morning at 68L, the price they left off on Satur-
day, and money is now so plentiful that a further
advance is fully expected ; the Bears have there..
fore become alarmed, and several have already

began to turn their accounts in expectation of
rise.

No Paris Papers have arrived since Saturday;
two days' Journals are due.

A Leeward Island flail arrived this mornings
by which we have received the following article
" ST. THOMAS'S, JAN. 20.—(Private
Subsequent to the defeat of General LA TORO
General SOUBLETTB marched with his division
to join General PABZ, which he effected at the
commencement of November in the Chaguratto•
and from thence be immediately set out for A°
gostura, where he arrived on the 18th Novon"
ber, leaving his division in charge of General
PAEZ, in order to communicate the tattlers
the President, and the General in Chief of the
Armies, and thus to effect the union of all the
Patriotic Forces, when they were to march in one
grand body, to destroy the small division of troop.
which Aloamt.o had yet under his command ; 1)04
it is supposed that General would not wait. 11)61
attack, but get into some strong hold on the eel'
coast."

This day the LORD CHANCELLOR left the
of Chancery at precisely twelve o'clock, and ura
cecdea to the Office of the Secretary of State for
the Home Department ; the Attorney and Soli'
citor-Generals were also in attendance no thc.,
Council, which met to deliberate on the fertile,'
proceedings respecting the Conspirators. EsrfrAY
Clay produces fresh discoveries ; a man name,:
Palin, alias Puling, has been found particutoti
active ; a reward of ,200 is offered for his Alt
prehension ; he is described ace shabby lookiPg
fellow, and has formerly been a corporal in tlt.f
East London Militia, and a Chairmaker by bu"-
ness. i-s„ke
Court
INTERESTING ANECDOTE.—.WheII the late .11--•
DE BERRI was near expiring, he mentioned to WA
wite that he had two children born in Englanta
and one in France, and whom he wished her to
take care of. The moment she was removed ir°7,
the body she desired to see the children, and
their being brought to her she cut off some of r o •
hair, and giving a lock to each of them, and el
one to her own little daughter, she said they 04".%
sisters and brothers, and that she would be
ill
mother. The Princess then went to St. CIO
and took the children with her. oes.
MADRID, FEB. 14.—General VMS, who
as our new Minister Plenipotentiary to the I-Juan`
Sates, is the bearer of the ratification on toe
part of our Government, of the Treaty for top
Cession of the Florida, and that too with t ,
full and entire approbation of the Court of Lit7.'clo
don. The ratification is conditional—Ametiatt
must recognize the grants of lands which t°ol
place anterior to the Treaty, and she must o'of
discountenance the South American, expediti°ol
fitting out in her ports ;alien and then 0011 `,l;ifi
the Ktrio's ratification be delivered.—(l3""
Monitor, Feb. 27.)
DISPENSARY FOR CHILDREN.--Among the ntjg,
merous Charitable Institutions in this Metropol'A
it is strange that there has not been one fouodre
exclusively for the relief of CtimototN, who
subject to many complaints which require pecan
attention and experience. We hope 0 Woo
that some benevolent individuals will reflect 01)(0 ,
the utility of such an Institution being added ,0
the several humane Establishments which do
flinch honour to the Country, by which rOc6elf
many Children may be rescued from au nntilibleif
death, and rendered healthy and active men) oot
of the community. We have indeed heard
ce,
such a useful Institution is likely to take pi,
and it would be highly beneficial to the peoed
large. We shall be glad Co bail its plOgreSs
completion:
MONUMENT FOR THE LATE PRINCESS CS,
)1 •cil
LOTTE...--.The amount Of the subscription Woo'
has already been collected is about thirteen “10,0
stand pounds. As this money was received it ,d
placed in the hands of Messrs. Daummol"n eclt
Co. the Bankers, answerable only to- the 1)1
of the Treasury, acting under an order sig"c
two or three of the Committee. The work febi
he in n fit state for public inspection in a vetY
months. ,
fir
We are extremely sorry to hear thatsee
FA CRTT is confined to his house by a 11"'*td
tons illness, and has not been able to attelol.,d
his harness at the Theatre for mere than a
past.