The Sun. — London, England, 1815-01-06 00:00:00

UtONDON, P• 711)_ -IY, .I,INU.4RY G, I Ve. have been informed, on authority on which arc inelned perfectly to rely, that the Veto beet/ assented to by the Porn ; that M. QuA- . 'O7-rt's Rescript ems been confirmed by his Ho "s ; that 'Dr. Mu itaY,.who was understood to 'e been sent dyer by the violent party, expressly iAttenee the Court of I.IOIIIC against the con kiul of the Veto,. has been ordered to return his occupations in Ireland ; and that Dr. It has been publicly disgraced, anti if not stripped tit , ,dar rank, laid utuler severe censure for nteddi'ng giVe thin, of course, from the report of 'tit's,, and shall f;el greatly gratified in being da able to eoufirat it, certainty. As i t is not gtaei•ally or at least explicitly Lo_wn, we oaglitlo notice that the tionzan Ca (dick body lies split- into two Parties, %Odell be styled the 31oderotes and the Agitators. lie foruier induct-es that nto. - .it respectable class .tuen the - Roman Catholieks of En ;land, ate of the better.-order of that persuasion in- Odnil,---'l hu. latter consists of Rebels and raitors, xvorking upon the ilznorance and de -I°ll of the lower order of Papists •in Ire aild. cwicavouting to convert • the fury a misguid4 populace. into) an instrntuent vtliglr ambition and dilOyalty, though, in ie progress of their operations, they stain the 'gals O f their country with deeds of blood Sc) 'tor y • , Q th a t nature shudders to record them. This 'ub faction, whose e%ploits may be read in' san- iliitary ct►aracters in every Irish newspaper that Punished, and in the shocking accvmus have lately been condemned w copy from el 4 into TilE :SUN, are lona and clamorous (44 ilist the conces3ion of the Veto, or any con "si'n Which they think Would contribute to the ::" . ( I. 4 illity of the Country. The other Fatly n g , Ott the calm 111%, ivy considerahle in - st in th e weal of Ow Erniite, desire to concede .17t()1111 1 every point %vbialt their conscience in order, if possible, to restore union and al lfidencr, and save the land from the (Luther 11(I glzss of the wstent of organized terror anti t:sa ssination which at Present maas it fur die. 4b() lk.of Barbirism. • our last page will be found several curious !Pethilations on the subjc.ct Saxony, but hay -14kPrvpared some ob , ervations upon this ones -114'.1, which shall airpear in Tnr. SUN Ili , rvitt'.v of t()-itorrow on an important publication entitled .russin and Saxony, whit...b• has just been trans -1 • 41 e 1 from the German, we shall 'at prt:sent 4(4 ' 4 1 fr om any contnient• j r ench Pap ers t o th e 3(1 are still without au thentic inf ormat i on f rom -th e Congress, .though it :ark "'dent at the last date Ole 22 , 1), that the : a rit ° f • general arrangement on a'tnicable hoses fac t approaching to its conclusion. There is / 0 1 ; e Pt ) rt that Belginin is to 'tic! extended to the qe ; if so, the junction of . Saxony to Prussia lulut roidable, as Prussia ean no where else have i I!'leili uiti‘.s for the Provinces she cedes in order 1 P e rfect the rc-organizatio'n of Poland. The : 41 ' country will come tinder the protection, if c't "der the direct ddluinion of Itussia ; hut we a not heard what is proposed with respect to e kllstrian share of the original partition. C'e'iott has been definitively incorporated with I , l st`li : l a t i t) e re are other speculations on the state of opi potll'we might s a y O Parties, among the assembled en tates and Ministers, but - though in some ..the we,beneve, th e y a pp roac h the tr u th, I v Y to not seem a l toget h er ent i t l e d to con fid ence . e ,, 141 1 not th ere f ore en l arge u p on th e m. r evoluti on , either in the country or in the k e `l th e 4nr es of the Government, appears to be on ev e of a ccomp li s h ment i n 'Spain: tftt i l .tis seis and Frankfort, Papers partake so much % ve ue u ncertainty of the French Journal:, that pi a el 'elY notice- their receipt ; that they have a poitl the n ew G erman Constitution—and re 4kr t the intended Martin/milll union between the 1: (11 'ke CnAttLts and the Grand Duchess. CA,- *V.11141N2 of RUSSIA; with the addition that they old their Court at Warsaw. evehitp , Mr. SHAwE, the "'rivl 4 to. ed iu.Do,t treet, with tlisplttc,itcs 4 PA LNi01.7711; brig StliAdrak.; Captain "131;iNE, - Plyap,alh, tp take the ‘Vest (pal i 13f the. ture's convoy} - %%66) Put back, to Co k. Sailed the General 131aehi4, OTTEN, id!' Gibraltar. — The Marg. Johanneg, JANSt:?, froth Am•terditn For Riujatteiro, has lOsl her "rudder,.and wet With Othe'r thaterial damage.—Widd . PORTSMOUTH, JAN: 5.--I\irmt Out of quarantine his "Alajesty's ship t'Airacoki., and the 'Queen flans port. The following• are -still deo-kined ',under quarantine :, : -SitnpSo'n, Spence; Duke of Alexander and Harmony transports ; !int' tv:o ves sels, bound to the River.—Wind Easterly.. DEAL, JAN. s.—Atrived, and sa.iied' for the • River, the Diadem, tuAtturds, front Mogadore. Came clown .from the River, and soiled, the Mof fatt, Lire, for •the EAst Indies Sailed the'Mer curios. ginn-brig to Dieppe, and Dolphin store ship to the River. Rewain the rest of his Ma jesty's ships as per last.—Wind - Ga.trEsrsn, J.N. s.—Arrived the Hero, Dunn,. from !nth, burgh ; Le GaraLier, Hatchins, from Rouen ; Sea-Flower, Clark, from Amsterdam ; anti Sr. Jolia;r,es, froMa.m. Sailed the Vrow Alida, Et rites, fur itior!nirgh. E.,frget of a Let.fer from Ileat-..-Mmiral Malan, fi , t niontit, (Wert theist inst. to J. ii'. Crider, iranamitted_to Liet/tr.v. • I transmit O letter from Mr. Broad, the Agent to Lloyd's, at Falmouth, respecting tt.e retnruof scene of the Swiltsure's convoy to that port; and hare dispatched the Sheldrake to Falroantb, to offer protection to such ships as might he ready and milling to pitkeed to Cork to join the next convoy; the Royalist and Briseis n•ill call off there to-morrow mot.- ing, for such :hips as the Sheldrake may have rolluxted. The following veSscbs are at Falmouth, viz. 'St. Mary, Princess of Alhims, Planet, Louisa, and Orestes, for Jamaica; Arundel, for Trinidad; Lord Wellit/gtOO, for St. Domingo; West Indian, fur Antigua; Norfoldc hero, fur "fulmg-o." Vie British Queen, bound from Liverpool to o,ten , l, arrived safe there ou Saturday last, the 31st of December. 1, , ,ra Criinstonn, bonird to Jamaica, ints not put back to Falmonili, a .s reporteCi. The Clietion;it, KENNEDY, was t(;ially lost in l'i ace nt Hay - , Ne foundlatiti, the Stit November. Cre , A saved. 1 . 11" Sr. N,ollolaS ART from Porto 11: • , • , to Amsterdam, p.a. into :3 . 'l..Lomas's, with loss of fore.tnast, Caro mulch damaged. • The Jane, :{AND, .frout I.,Joiulou and B 1 Beira to poininica, is Lost at Barbadoes, Crew •alid cargo saved. The Marry, GUNTON, from Leghorn 'to London, was taken 00 the 2tlth September, cif •Cape St. Viucent•s, by the Scourge Americwi pr;vateer, 10 guns_ and 1`..)0 wen, and, after being plundered, sent for America o,trt LITTEN, from Cldiz to Exeter,.r:•as • taken and btirnt by the Llurenee privateer, Ott he Ibt • December. 'the privateer had cap:trred others. ' • The Albion, Snout.DßY, from Loudon to Ber muda, NV :1S capturcd on the '26th Deeeinhcr, off the Coast of Ireland, by the Bruin: American schoco after an aetioik of hours, and sent for America. . , The Fan rcis, Iloilo-10N, of ;11aryport, is wreck ed. in tire Ifni of St. Lawrenc:. The •t;:.rt.rit , front (il,.sg,sow to St.. Do , tningo, taken 'oy the Salley J ,ch pliv2tecr„. parted front his :Amjesiy's ship Mar nificenT. on the ;;Otlt O c tober, „ty Martinique, tv:.ch , nit perutision. The ./ •1,11, of iinll, transport, bound to G!hratl-- ; bar, ‘vith provision,, %vas . ..•teciced 011 Tuesday -se'uni i 4ht off Dover. She sprudg n leak on the i Saturday preceding, a n'l foundered on Tuestlay.— Seventeen well, .the Caqtain,. perished, add _, , _Pllly.tl:l-e :nen c!ine a.ive IC, shore ori spars. gyeat nwitlier nt trat”poti s have been eitare , Nl Jot of the Goveronicot service -this week, in consequence of nearly all the stores having lievit brought ituine from the Cwitillcht, in which ser vice they have latterly nt..,en It is now ill our. power to supply a Document extentlin.4 the free - Tratic which bad been grauted 0v the European Ports of Porittgal, to all che, harbours oilhe IL re :--- l V PH A `f TT,S* Ft •-•• 11/)';'; rto ,i.-=-0.1; , , on, 2 ifullitud, • te E50c1 ,, ,,.;er, Baillt, East liidia aad South Sea T-loass: irqT I:`.VrEii AT LONDON /1-1111)(iE To-NtomuiAr. 1 .,5 ) miante,s after 11. I Ere:iipg, 14minut8 after 12. Fri 51 E 1 7. 1 u smi,Em )PI FA LS UM AIMPAT ? U iIAL };r) r. "The vigorous and naanimous efforts of the Allied Power's bat - eletpitily been . at:ended, ntid:r the favour of Divine Pro; videnee, with.the most glorious and extraordinaiw successes, evhich 7,Yere foilawed by the. cessation with France. Being desirous that ray faithful vassal: , may, in coosennence, enjoy, as Efltltl• as possiUle, the groat benefit and adtantage of a free communication with all nations, -have been pleastal to order, that the ports of my States, front the date of this my Royal Decree, shall :Albeit the entry of the ships of• nations that May be pre.ented before them, and the departore• of the same, whatever destination ,they may bate icceved, that ass :ouch as possi:ile the friendly re lations and reeiraca! interest: with their respective coun tries may be re-estti'9lisheal. It is commanded that this Edict ere ,:utilished and placardtt in the usual manner., by the proper Authorities. - Rio Janeiro, &c. With thellubric of the Prince Regent • *, ()tit rcitzti . , A Norway raper, published in that country in the Danish language, comprthends some further Inoditications of the Constitution formed in _May.. It contains all introduction, stating generally the authority•over the two Kingdonis as vested in the reiping Sovereign of Sweden, This is followed by a re-capitulation of the principal Articles of the former Constitution, classed tinder the re spective heads of Religion, the Royal Family, the Diet Commerce, &c. &c. and two nets • Ar• tide! are super-added, by the one of. which a Na tici.nal Bank is to be established exclusively for Norway, and by the other it is provided, thactlm: Flag for the purposes of trade shall be:ilistingilished as- the ancient Norwegian • Banners ; but that the fOr the concerns of war shall he those of Norway and Sweden united.- The fundamental law is then recognized in a short letter from- tine Sweilkh•CWllllliSsinners, in which they accept tire Con,stitutiim ill the -name of kiheir Monarch am( • the ‘vhole is elo.“_.(1 hv a Declaration of the Line of Shecessioh, which is ckterhiihed in favour of Jon N CU A ELEE (BLit NArt , Cr) and ()scut his soh, ch the ticinie of the present occupant of the -throne. • • %Yeather pra • vnig ring 61 - 1 Tuesday; Princess CiList.oT-LE of IVAtEi took ail ail in her i!;ar!on;drasyn by 4r beautiful grey.ponies, Her Flighbes'S Called at. tke__CaSdeo I a .Visit to tie Chinn.- and !'IiINCESSE and afteriai.:k re tfirna to Cranhourne Lodge-to dinner. She a.p -iu.,lrs to enjoy most,excellent LOM Sr. arrived at tht Castle the sathe • day, being One of the LordA of the King's iledchaluber.,, n Yesterday Dr. HEBERDLN went emi t of attend ance o the KING, and left Windsor birLondon. Oil Tuesday, the Rev... Mr. 13gcriTtt, of. St. Cashedral, attended St../...;edi•ge's Chapel, to perform t his.probatiOnary services, by chaunt ing the service of the day, and singing the Duet " The Lord is a Mau of War," with Mr. BuNFiELo, as a Candidate for, the vacant Minor Canon of the Chapel. The_ waterS rotlnd Eton and its neighhourbOod 'have been and still continue very high. In many of the cellars in Eron it is above three feet deep. Primeess CHARLOTTE of WALES took an airing in her pli;ieton and grey ponies yesterday morn ing, and,i.isited the QUEEN and PRINCESSES at the Cas-tle. Sir flElinf, ITALvoap arrived at the Castle yes- terday from Hon, to come into waiting on the KING., • This morning Princess AuGusTA, attended by Grnerals WRIGHT and TAY LOti , and Mr. t 00k an airing oil horschack , follow ed by a Lady in Straiting in a enacii and four.— Princess Mall., attended by a Lady in Waiting - , walked to Froginore. ••• • THE ITALIAN OPERA. The system of pilling, so clumsily pursued by Theatres Royal, which oogitt to be above these little arts, has extended .with additional fiery to a place of Entertain it does indeed sum much wanted to delude.the public. Thtt Foreign Opera hail a hill rehearsal Yes' erday,and opens stextThurs dayr The subscript - ions are ashigh as ever, though there is 'set-net:ly a tythe of the talents we have been accusromed to see engaged in the concern. But to make amemis for this - grt•at deficiency,. the utager seems to pride himself on having got entirely rid of native Performers, and having no thing butt Foreigners on his 11.4tablislonent. Of this fact he boasts in dl his pull: paragr,:plis, and cet:tainly expects that it is a mighty recommenda tion to the British public, that, he has diseharged the most me ritorious and distinguished of his, o v,•f t countrymen to make room for Miens, not possesi.ed of a quarter so much' merit. It is our intention. to offer strictures'on this sub-. .j,fet, and on what appears to us to be the shame f,,l u s tisconduitt , of this expensive Theatre. In the meantiine, we shall only notice one.example of the practice we have reprobated. Mr. Writ C HSELL, the vTryaldeSt Leader of a Band in. England, has been pushed front the stool he occupied so meri toriously for a dozen of years, to make wary for an Italian, who is not to he compared to hint in the most distant degree. The ff.lloeeing tribute to Mr. W. we copy front a Morning Paper—it spews what his colleigues think of his talents-.--- The Performers of the () t all Bind, in order to vest;iy theiroldnion trf Mr. Vscictit:F.E.E., - their •Leader, lave presented him with an elegant em bossed Silver Cup and Ctiver, on .their is engraved ‘ the follokving Inscription " On the Ist of .Linum , v, this Cup, the Cift of the Perforiner, the 0 1 .ci . !1 presented to %V e i t: l l; oi, E:q. their as an humble trilmte doe to his Iranscendout tidents, and it gr;itct;il t,,tioloity of the re,ir.trti arld e.loeni c.•iiich they 11 , 1(1.11;e trietutihip and u;iitorm Adlicitiple evins:eci f,o; thcir duriiis the urnty"season,i t!ii••.• have itad the honour and the harpiness Uf tieing under (tit direction." - . An appeal, we uudertantl, has been !wide, by such performers of the t)pera LlousL as eredi tot s tooter the former' ttrmusgettient, to the Lott) CIL\ MEEKLAINI, in vonsequetice of receot ar ran,,...,enteuts in that Theatre ; and the excision of his Lordship is expected to take place befoul the . opening - for the ensuing sea,:on. A Letter from Paris, dated Dec. 31, says,— " Sir IL WELLE,LEY has tins moment arrived from Math id, after au uninterripted jorirneY of inurteett clays : passing through Vittoria, he wait ed on .the xvife. of the . gallant General ‘ALAvA, to whom he gave some cousolitary information.'re specting her husband. Sir travelled in an. baronehe, accompanied by Mr. KENN u:r), a Medical Genticnian attached to his Embassy', and an Officer in the Spanish uniform, of the rlank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Passing through the Sierras, they saw several band:; of maned men, who, understanding, who the travellers were, 'not Only suffered them to pas; uninolested; but cheered them by repeated virus The Brothel of the Duke of WELLING - ros no...hing to fear. his P.;kcellency looks renunliably wen ; he is considerably taller than the Duke, and beats a very prepossessing appearance. To-morrow (Sun day), lie %vitt be pre.ente‘l to his MAsasrv, mud no doubt uyill add to the brilliant :ussetablage . on the New Year's Day Fete. We hear that CoAs. VAtton N, Esq. SecretUry of Etnhassy (assisted by Mr. 11. Kit_Bi.:lo, remains .in charge Of the business of the Embassy pro tempore. Sir 1.1 eN nv proceeds to England, it is said, by the way of Brussels.' . _ The Manager of ,the Opera House, it seems, has conceived such 'a disgust towards evtry thing o f British grok%•th, that it is said he - dislik.2s even "WI) name ; ,from the nature of,the tins which he has recently issued in favour. of his own prOecedins, it is not improbable that if he does not call him:elf, the 'world- will soon have reason to style him Signor Brag -I:7'T . 'flue celebrated Mr. ASIIE is Ito Iwitger a member of the Opera Baud. Miss O'NEILL has'exeited so much poetic en thusi.isin, as well as public admiration, since she first gra ce d the Loudon boards, that we are its cured the verses wiiieh have been sent to her from various quarters would actually fill three or tour good-sized vol:s s ines. Tile story of •a woman being nearly buried alive at ..illoreditch, turns oat to be, as we 'ss po9ted, all invention. ' 'flue Bardettite orators are etietnieS to every sort of tax, but particularli to ,Sipt-iit.r. Tay a fette►• from earnhani, w?. ,NI:C thi ' S inorning intOnued that the. gol)!e; Jciux tiE1111," Marquis and aid of Lo - i-nIAN, 'EA; t of Act t, K. T. Ste &e. died at his ,!;tt there: on Viredliesday night, the 4th instant. ILs Lord ship. was bora in 1737,. and ; %vas consciphlitir aliout 78 . years of age. lie f; succeeded hy his eldest son, WILLIAM, Earl of Ancram. -The late Marquis was one of the oldest Genera& in the army, and by his dcceaSe i .itik Colonelcy.of the 1 Ith Dragoons, as well, as a gree,, ribbon; becomes vacant. He was, in foriner time ,, , great• favourite with his Majesty, and rrii 1,,t be called his personal friend, belly . nearly_ of the same age ;. but differing from the Alinkter the tii'St Regency tpicstio%A, Ibis Lord hill "f.oon after retired -4roin Court life to the . quiet of 043 country, Here, as . a private. character, lie was much beloved for his constant - benevolence innumerabWelniritieS. " 1 bilieve," says our informant 001(5 has, long .reside(l in his vici nity), " nu one ever applic.* o,omin vain." can add nothing to this etiedniiinn, tint that 1.1i4 birdship's means were'. far froni being propor tioned to the goodness (if his hurt. I'OR We copy the following from a . Maidstone jour nal : it is upon a subject which' every one feels to be grievously iniquitous, except the Monopolists, who profit by Hi,_ excessive prices which their monopoly enables them to levy above Lile proper value of the article : TO MR PRINTkft OF THE MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. - - , Stif f —Seeing in the London newspapers, and if 1 mistake not, a copy also in youl's a►id-most other . provincial publications, the following sin gular pgragraph, I am induced to submit some few observat►ons thereon ; trusting that the- ob ject of their meeti►ig,. that great evil which has so long and loudly been complained of, by those extraordinary measures taken t;► enforee its continuance; be speedily and effectually. removed ; Mind should this my humble instrument or effort render any assistance in accomplishing such an undertaking, • l shall consider myself amply reliant for evet•y exettion ;- and with that view ,of _the case, not offer any apology to the' public for the attempt "-n!..!Brewers in London at a general Meeting of the Trade,, have co7tne to una:nimims Re " solution not to lower the Price of Beer, but for t►he future to make it of a better Quality.— This Resolutiun, it .is.considered necessary to zoention, is ttio;(: when the article principaily used in the manufactory of beer is at :a vory loss: price; indeed so low, that the I:y:slyer cannot - possibly snstain lii prosent situation in life, should it much longer continue; sash a statement, therefore,•generally made in all the London papers, one might suppose, would naturally have excited tunic astonishment, to say the least of things, if not opposition ; and I hope I may he considered. as not. assuming too much' arrogance in expressing my great sin prise at the easy tnamoer in which it :tossed away, well "mow in.{ lit this entighten..ai irra the man:: tt:de, poseet . ol, wat.;:aftil advoe.ttes this country has 'now tits: satisfictit:n of boasting of : lint Sir- 7 -No—Nothing is said—No notice— The I.iberte of the Su , tjcei—No—The Health wf the Sub ject—No—The palr:ieiy avowed Junta or Confeactaey--- No—littt in this free country, the circumstance of 'twelve . tt . adesmen meeting at a- pu'ilie tavern, and terying the price -of their own manufactory (ahltong.ll a urinespal y of life) directly upon One Million and iadirectly..n . )on Twelve Millions of Pe , iple, s:-eto: to have pissed i,; tact tinnot4:(4l, and • not met with. :ate tenth part of :hot public energy, which has lately been raised front the , taiide, advertisement of,the Exp•,se (it the tiotteittot,Venn:, or the Accondientent of Joanna Southcott. • • Indeed, Sir, titingS may for a time rest and remain quiet, bat when the Trident (.1, Purer and AllthUriiy SW:I fl ustial ambition over its dependencies, _then, •a:hi:soon after then, will sonic one dare start . to scruftnize the e MeangZof i:stablishment, and investigate the causes of its conduct. — In this case little didieulty appears to arise up•m, that o.is - ject. in London the Price of Beer is front r.sid. per Pet.— In heist and Sits ex generally from ih to 7d. A r . arsuer at this•looment can'ant gt t muie thirst 1!. 141. tar a 0. - sal . ter bis best parley, welghitt t2ios. per hashel—aolt t,.s f,r the e.mstimptio a of the same, due- n:it p:ty 1,1 a.,y, place On the counts less than la. his. but-i.l many 12i.- I is. Whether the cense. far this ; ;rent difference tho remittent, the Brewer, or the Publican, I ss ill not site, but the active ste,ps 1;y one of the parties. sip:it:ars to threw a strong light and so Titian where the greatest claim is sap .. poseti to exist.. • 1. :Now, Sit, as the Price of Beer seems to he fixed, ;Ind the Order of the Day against - nay Alteration, there cannot be melt impropriety - in looking a little aboutguaiity. Yo 4, tient.tensen Printers, I tioderstaad, arc considers:4 those dais tzerons Subjects, that NOll;tre ohLged to hi- answera!Je for Ilse con t en ts of your ival..)iicati , ;ms at not militating &galas/ tile mura ls-and minds of the People; s-nrely then t.,eir-Cousito thou; •hoce some fair appeal to be :attended Lis, - and to inset with every prot,ection; WWII's purport, 1 would propose that in every City, Bormigli, Town, or District,* the acting Go ! vernment sbottld quarterly regulate the Trice of ricer and give notice accordingly, but that the week prece,iing such no tice, .every Manufactory sbnald furnish to' the said Govern ment, tt barrel of Soch.beer as the Public ale to be ,s:rpi !leer with for their approbation ; and if I could safely go on here without .giving • uniiirage . , 1 wonid al,h) re;•onnaizr...l than the contants of that barrel,eonssitittte.l the "o.liy ,Wrci•U:.[C," to those Gentlemen during that period—then would the fluidity be attended to—then would then deer be gond—then %sod's! the People 1“: satisfied—and then wortiti John Bill!, with his Pipe and I.:rot:fn . ju,:r, once more loudly and manfully 'ex claim, !Seer an i Justice, .1. , (41 mitt Beer fur . curer•."— Hti ca, Iluzzn, liuzza, Szc. I shall now conclude, Mr. Printer, with exprcssing . my best wishes, that-this your valuable a d useful pilblication, X:hr Maidstone Journal, mav long continue extend i e Mr eutation, being fully p'ersilialcd that those Principles which so justly established a fottudation, .will, "by yam- at 0..n.i0n and perseverance, confirm its suppoit, and. ptc.:!rve the ea teem and good-will of the n e Othoarliotid. . I ant, Sir,• &c. &c. AN INHABITANT. Maidstone, Jan. 1, 1515. • In many Counties, the :klagiArates fix the Price, Wreflit - , and Quality of• liread, by a.printed notice, :pUnlicly every month. A valuable interchange has been made at the eastern and western extremities of the Glohe -- The Maranham Cotton, coltiVated so almthlantly in the Brazils, has- been transplanted into the Fast ladies, and the experiment has been attend ed with great success. Under the patronage of the Pritne.Minister, A RAW o, a number of Tett Plants, with Chinese gardiners have heea import ed into - the Brazils, and the plantations' aI under their management afford every prospect of a , rich harvest from that important vegetahle. — I.tte- decoction prepared front this exotic is said to be equal to that produced from the Commodity on its native soil. On the arrival of a division of the French force 4 to take possession of.Martiniipie and Onadalotrue, 50 or GO of the men belonging 'to the battai ion of - 6)e 60th regiment' de:iertel ; but Gen. LIND-, SAY hal entered into a negoeiation with the French Coininanant,' to give 'op 'till deserters on both sides, which was notified by Prc,:claatitiott ist The antiaique Gazetie.