The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-19 00:00:00

[Morning Past.]

We Tegret to state that the accounts of last night ~:ere of
the most alarming. nature. Flee Majesty continued very
-Iciness, was evidently in great pain, and the most serious
apprehensions were entertained. The Regent and tho
Princess Augusta and Duchess of Gloucester were as usual in
anxious attendance on their Royal Parent, each evincing the
most hecoMing solicitude on the afflicting occasion.

Report says that the font- Allied Sovereigns refuse to admit
to the Congress of Aix-hi .Chapelle the Spanish Plenipoten-
tiary whom the King of Spain wished to send t here. It is said
that in consequence of its being understood that the first act
of the Spanish Plenipotentiary was to he to protest against
the vtactitiun of France by the foreign truops.—(lbitl)

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THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed haw Night.
MEATRE ROYAL CAS EN T-GA RPEN.—The Clandestine Mar-
riage : Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. Farren ; Miss Sterling, Mrs.
C. Kenlhle. After which, The Sleep Walker.
MCAT RE RoYA ENGLISH. OPCPA, STRA NO.—The Boarding-
House : Youtw, Contract, Mr. ‘•Vrench ;- Carotins Hearth,
Miss I. Stevenson. After which, Midas. To which was
added, Amateurs and Actors.

For LITERARY ItEvim, see the Last Page.

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THE SUN.

SOLFM QUIS DICCRE t'ALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
B.ITURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1818.

QUEEN.—Tbe following is the Bulletin of

this day :

," KIM PALACE, SEPT. 19.
The QUEEN bad some good sleep in time lat-
ter part of the night, but her MAJESTY is still
much. indisposed.

(Signed)

H. HALronn.
" F. .MItNIAN."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The Journals of Tuesday have
not arrived. The following are extracts :
" Palm, SEPT'. 16.--The King transacted busi-
ness yesterday with the Duke de Richelieu, and
afterwards promenaded to Rainey.
" The Duchess de Berry had her child bap-
tized previous to his death. The. funeral ob-
sennies took place at half-past ten on Sunday
evening. A carriage and six conveyed the corpse
to St. Denis, where the interment took place:
The following was the inscription on the Coffin.
The body of the most high and puissant Prince
Grandson of France, son of the
Most high and puissant Prince Charles Ferdinand
d'Artois, Duke de Berry, son. of France and of
Caroline Ferdinanda Louisa, Princess of the two
Sicilies, died on the day of Iris birth, the 13th
September 1818.',.

" FIFTH EVLLETIN OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE

DUCHESS DE BERRY.

" September 15, 1318-4 A. M.

" Her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berry
has experienced a slight colic, but it has been
promptly got rid of, aud, she bad six hours sleep
during the night.

" BOUGON and DENEUX.

(Signed)
" BULLETIN OF MIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE DUKE

DE BOURBON.

" September 14, 1816-7 A• M.

" The amelioration of the health of his Serene
Highness the Duke de Bourbon continues iucreas•

nis 'last rilgl,t's sleep was only iaterr+►pte.l
by reeeiving refreshment.
(Signed) " GUERIN-and BONNIE."

" Yesterday the Duchess DoWger of Orleans
waited at ten o'clucic on the Kings end emenunced
to #pis Majesty, 'that the state of the Dike. de
13ottrbon..w4s. so sit tisfuctvy that no..further.l3t4
letin will he issued.

" The Duke de "Richelieu will, it is under-
stood, set out on Saturday for Aix-la-Chapelle.

" The Baron Alexander de numholdt, so cele-
brated for his learned works, has set out from
Paris for London, from whence be is to proceed
to Aix-la-Chapelle.
The intended marriage of the Infant of Spain
Don Francis Paul with the Princess Louisa
Charlotte, daughter of the Prince Royal of the
Two Sicilies, and sister of the Duchess de Berry,
was announced on the 12th ult. at the Court of
Palermo.

" Monday, at one o'clock, there was an assem-
blage of some of the members of the Corps Di-
plomatique at the hotel of the English Ambassador.
The Duke de Richelieu was present.
" Monday, witnesses were again examined
respecting tbe afPtir of General Cannel.
" Prince Augustus of Prussia set out on Mon-
day evening for Aix-la-Chapelle, where his Royal
Highness will remain till the Ist October, and
then return to Berlin.

" The celebrated singer Garat proceeds to Aix-
la-Chapelle.

FIVE. PER CENTS.

shut price ....
Ex. I)iv. Tuesday

.7'f. 75c.
75f. —c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817 f. 30c.,
22d Sept. 1817, SI f. 80 c.
22'J !tiara,

" FIIANKFORT,,SEPT. 10.—The
„precise day of
the departure of the King of Prussia from Berlin
is not yet known. Hislllak!sty will pass through
liVeimar, Gotha, Frankfort, Wisbaden, Schwal-
bach, Coblentz, and Cologne.
" BaussELs, SEPT. 12.—Lord Castlereagh set
out this morning for Spa, from wllence be pro-
ceeds to Aix-la-Chapelle.
" LIEGE, SEPT. 10.—The Prince and Princess
of Orange, with the young Prince their son, ar-
rived here yesterday, and this morning they set.
out for Spa, where they will pass the remainder
of the season.

" BERLIN, SEPT. 2.—lt has been officially an-
nounced that the Emperor of Russia will arrive
here on the 16th instant, and remain till the 20th.
" Immediately after the departure of the Em-
peror of Russia, who will pass two days at Wei-
mar, our Sovereign will proceed by Magdeburg
and Westphalia, to Aix-la-Chapelle, intending to
arrive there the day before the Emperors of Russia
and Austria, whose entry into Aix-la-Chapelle
is fixed for the 26th instant.

" VIENNA, SEPT. 3.—lt is understood that the
Emperor of Austria will return here the beginning
of November, accompanied by the' Emperor of
Russia, who will pass some days in this capital.

" NUREMBERG, SEPT. I
I.—lt is now known
officially that the Emperor of Austria will art ive
here on the 20114 inst. His Majesty will the next
day set out for Frankfort, where he will arrive the
22d or 23d.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 13.—1 t is not known here
whether Lord Castlereagh tvill proceed to
Frankfort to assist at the Conferences, which will
be held there by the Austrian, Pruision, *and
Russian Ministers, previous to the opening of the
Congress.

" Lor4 Castlereagh and the Dike of Kent were
present at the review of the English, Hanoverian,
and Danish troops. The Duke of Wellington re-
turned on the evening of the 10:h instant to Va-
lenciennes, and proceeded the next day to Mau-
benge, to review the Russian Corps d'Artnee."

This morning we received ILdrimore Pipers to
the 17th, and Ptoilaclelphia to the 14th tilt.

(From The Philadelphia Ga:ettr ophigust 13.)

The Mobile Gazette of the 14!h ult. states, that
by a Gentleman just from Pensacola, informa-
tion was received that a body of hostile In-
dians had appeared on the E3eambia, against
whom Colonel KING had dispatched a detachment
of 150 men.

His Excellency Viscount de QUABECK and suite,
Charge des Affaires from his Majesty the King of
the Netherlands to the Government of the
United States, arrived at New York on the 12th
of August, in the ship Sachan, from Antwerp.
The Quarantine Laws have nearly been abolish-
ed by the American Government, by ships arriving
from the Mediterranean, owing to the complaints
made by merchants, these vessels having been de-
tained upwards of 40 days, when there has not
been one sick person on board.