The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-18 00:00:00

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FIVE PER CENTS.

Shit pnce 77 f. 35 C.
Ex:-
Dir. Wednesday ..
.. 74 f. 4n c.
IThursday 74 f; to.c.

DEFERREIII c'OCK.
We sday: •Tbtaßei
Of theled March, Isl't 103 f. se.
:92 f. roc'
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
One Month - •
Three Monilts l7 .QS f.-40,e.• •
M 3 °Rip, SEPT. 4..—A-C6urier haiarrived_ from Lit
Who announces that General Saldanha; Chief of the7s;Pjt!
Constitutional Army, was marching upon ,that
all his force.; that some of the Corps which tint' tgefig
had sent against him had joined him ; and that on "-fir
1,
instant, in the evening, he was expected to enter the P';•
The squadron of the Regency was still in *the Rit'er'
Il
was thotight that the egencvwere negociating, and ths
.'
only two of Its' Members would proceed to Rio Janeiro
i,
BRUNSWICK, SEPT. s.—We learn from Berlin, that t!
King will again quit that capital early. in October, to Pr:
ceed to Breslaw. •

We received this morning the Baltimore P.aPer,
of the 15th of August, and. Halifax Papers •14
the.l9th.

• [Troia The New York Evening- Past.]. "
YELLOW FEVER.—We are sorry to learn- that the Yell°
Feverbas made its appearance again in Philadelptiia; -Lettto
thereceived this morning state that there were three deaths tlier
of that disease, yesterday morning, and. yet,the 1300/
Health, and the Newspapers of that City, ate atlitebt ott ll'
subject as the grave.
[Extract of a Letter from Philadelphia, 3 .fx!clock vestel,9l,
, afternoon.]
" Three new cases of fever this forenoon, 4 aliia:dy A ugil
and buried since 11 o'clock, and the other dangerotis?'
[From The Halifax Paper, ..1ag.718.]
The ship Hen Lomond, arrived at Quebec on the 415t.1,1t1
7 weeks from Greenock, with 413 valuable Settlers, unolf °
them people of property; also the brig lient,'.frorn' Loot°.
derry, with 171 Settlers. The brig Brown, from London, frt
Quebec, took up 5 of the crew of a schooner-wrecked' ti'4
Labrador Coast; 27 passengers unfortunately perished.
ST. JOHN'S, JULY 18.—There is at present a prosp'eet of tbe
Cod Fishery being very successful this season. The 1031'
front this harbour came in loaded every night 'for more thi
a week past, with very fine fish, and accounts iron.' the Soutli'
ward and' Westward arc equally favourable.

Though we earnestly deprecate in general•3ll
public interference of the Ministers of the GO'
pel in political transactions, yet there.-are oar
sions on which every Friend to our Establishme°
in- Church and State ought to come reSolptelf
forward in support of it, whatever may bellig
rank or station. Such We conceive to be' the
•
case respecting the Public Meetings whiCh.ba'
taken , place for the purpose of . prestuti4
Addres'ses to THE QUEEN, professedly tO" do
honour to her, but really in .opposition to the
Government and insulting to the Sovereign, PC
thk reason we have inserted this day the Corr
pondence which has taken place between

tev.,Mr. CUNNINGHAM and Nit. WHLTB.RE

in consequence of the recent Meeting at Pad"
dington- for- the purpose alluded to. Mr. GC
NINGHAM,' in our opinion, has done. his '&11
on this occasion as a Member of the State 0-$.lO-
- of the Church. His arguments are -sound/
are stated with energy, and must impress co'
viction on all who are not blinded by WOO'
Mr. WIIIIIII2EAD obviously shrinks under 11'5
rebuke, arid we hope the young Gentloo°
will improve from so salutary and seasonable a°
admonition.

'FILE REVENUE.—We are happy in stating/

froth the best authority, that.THE RErExt?E is
a very promising state, the produce of the Po'
sent quarter materially exceeding that of the
corresponding quarter of last year.

The necessity of some 'more active and correct
controul in the management of Turnpike Road''
is very generally felt throughout the kingclo(ll.
A glaring instance has lately been discovered b 1
a new Superintendant on one- of the South
Roads from the Metropolis, where a Contract:
for loading inaterials had only delivered thirty''
six bushels of flints, instead of fifty-four bushes
per waggon, according to his engagement. This
man had been indulged by the acting Trustee
with the contract for. many years, without Of
competition whatever, as it has not been cus-
tomary for the
,few Trustees who manage th'.
,
division of the road in question to advertise f°''
tenders. AV-e hope these abtises will be Pre"
vented in future, and, that some general bow'
ficial syStentwill-lie adopted to reifeve the public
from such gross partialities and impositions.
The KING arrived at Brig,htiin on Tuesdat":
night from Wind*, with the intent to renew his
aquatic excursions in his yacht; accordingly on t
he
next morning orders were received to equip te
Royal Geor?-e,'Which was in a dismantled state
in Portsmouti harbour, again for his Majesty's n 5,e;
Before noon on the following day the Hon. Sir'
PAOET'had re-hoisted his broad-pendant in
~betre'
and she 'Was towed out of the harbour. --1" t
wind ha.S.iiice 'blown fresh from the south-west
:which would-prevent his Majesty from eniba"";
ing Brighton, and she proceeded to the cnasi,
ThiS circumstance, it is said, Irass been comnini
cated to his MAJESTY, and it is expected he
come to Portsmouth to embark. The Hind) bd
, at
C. BURRELL, Bart., Brisk, ‘Capt. MON•TAGL,S-
-
the• Cameleon, Capt. MINGAY, are ready 3,
tend .the Royal yacht. nth
The late Sir HOME ifornAm. is the eleve
Flag Officer who has died since ,the conneoce..
ment of the present year.