The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-20 00:00:00

d ', j a i~ sefiittiftifil iNich iVetv inl4 . aVaYtt tectiVell sitilth• difeetiOns TA7cirgss Miteit tenntremont, de-Camp of the 'King of Naples, who, as he wets returning to that Prinre, had been detaineu nine Flay , at T. cin•, and ()bilged to retrace „his . :arrived het e yesterdi-7. . He assures le., !hot on his ,passage the report %vas general, that the Kin ... 4 o f aples had arrived at Placentia, ;)fter hi. in; eon , - 'Candy- beaten the Anstlians from to thlt place. lie was further assured. that 15.000 Ori zoners were made by his AlaiestY, whom was the Austrian General Nugent, cur otr, wotind td, and raptured, i»:a movement w hich he :made upon llnrence. They spiy film Al. Filaneieri, Aid-de-Camp to the King, was kl!ed, and Al. Campagna, another 'tYf the Aides-de-Camp, was severely worinded-.- The Icing Of Sardinia has retired precipitately to Naples. • Italy' is ,in a state of high effervecence. The Proclamation of the King of Nriple , ., d ited Ri mini, the 30:h of March, produced a great effect,. Aoßtven--1 France, 1 T rzhon, 1 ifimbnr,;ll; Due-1 Lisbon, 1 Gottenburgb, 1 Holland, 1 Waterford. PRICK S . l . ( ' KS Tuts t,Ay At l'W I.V F. O ' CIMCK Bank stoat, I lint 11; L. Ann. 14 5-1(414 8 prr 'Cent. 11eil. €4. pr. 3 Der eetit. , Coos. 574-1 V.xclicq. 11111 s, Ss. 10s. pr. 4 per Cent. Cons. 71 4 I Onnlium • • b per ettlt. Navy clay. 86 1706 . 5. for Ziy, 571 HIGH WATER AT LONDON.BRIDOP, TO-MOAROW. Morning, 9 minutes after 12.1 Evening, 37 minutes after 'ti;' E SUN. I S ill CF. E FALSUNI AUDEAT ? LONDON, THURSI).IY, APRIL to, I fsl-5. `re have received exclu'ive Vienna Journals to 9th instant. There is nothing very prominent in their content.st except the following, which may perhaps serve as ;an ans%rer to the in'iihnation of the Morning: Cfir;miele, that. the .Vies Would re call their inst'and noble Ikclaration of the 13th if tilev Po the contrary, they seem to know its• value better, as : well as its effect or France. The -lush-bin Obserrer (If the 4d) of April, re marking upon thr .finxiet of 13170NAPARTP . S G - rernn;e!lt thiritilr the first davg after arri- T3l Paris to re!,rksent the Declaration of the Powers of the. 13th of March as a fabrication, vroceeds:—" This anxiety proves that, in - Rni!e of all the precautions o the Government, thi; Dr- elaration imich eirenlattlqi in the Capital, that the 00verilivient is cleeidy seirdithle of the.tle- Tensity Of the People that the events which immediately brought / back NApot..roNt to the nuillerics, took place either with the complete concurrence of the European Powers, or at lea,st with the connivance of some of them. " The precision and firmness with which - that great determination—No Peace with.Buoriaparte! prondunced in that Declaration ; the presenti ment which he mu t himself have of the inexpres- silde* horrors which his return will again draw down neon France, after the brief enjoyment of long-wished-for repose, and the consciousness that this presentiment i , : onited in every mind with , his name,—these are the motives that impel the nionientary Ruler to leave nothing untried to keep as long as possiltle out of the sight of the French nation, that ban which Europe has decreed against his person, " And yet this great Decree is pronounced ! The delicacy which the Allied Powers,when they passed the frontiers'-ot Francg in 1814, shelved to the, wishes and the tights of - nn independent peoPle, is still fresh in the memory of that people. The same Powers have now to contend with'the sante -evil ; they now desire nothing but a safe and durable peace ; a state of rhing.i which might furnish a des'potic military goyernment with the means of continually menacing its neighhours--a state of things which would compel the other Powers to incessantly renewed 'exertions, they will never consider as a state of peace. At'Paris a sullen silence prevails. The de parture of all foreigners, the suspension of trade, and of all connexion with other countries, tliein stilated-, postion in which France finds herself placed, as by magic, are so many facts which will soon impel the public of the_capital,tO express a wis!; not to_he excluded from the society of Na tions. At this moment France is on the eve of a %vat- with all Europe, a revolution in the interior, and the renewal of all the atrocities of the last twenty-five years. But lately had ,this - State, ho noured an d esteemed, returned into the rank of the first rate Powers ; it was called to accorn plLsh important objects,- to. benefit itself and ot h ers , to heal its own , 1 4, -lep w6unds, and to b e o ne of the main pillars of the . political .system o f Europe. ,Bitterly will France' repent her rejection of these privileges. She will feel what it is to 11,arc sacrificed the peace and the welfare of 25 millions of 'men to the mistaken sense of honour of a half-intoxicated army. That army itself will be taught, that by bursting the lieittoAirAteMlN WWI kiiiite it to 1‘1 . 6 %tali; it prepares irself an ahyst, in which earlier ter later it innsl be 'e'ng,lilphed., with ail its intagina:ty gl ,ry is fallacious-hopes.'' 'VIENNA, APRIL Majesty the King Of BAVARIA left this eity yesterday forenbon, return to his dominions. The preceding day Prihce CuAitt.Es of Bavaria, and to-day the He i!rince, likewise took the same route." Two days Paris Papers, the 16th and 1 t . 11., arrived at an early hour this morning, but con tain only one or two facts of anrpolitical irate. re , ,t. Marseilles and Antibes haVe yielded to the pressure of the moment, and this mighty event (which is o►►ly important, as it gives another Shade of colour to the Rebels claim) has been ce lebrated by the discharge of 100 pieces of cannon ,in Paris, and general salvos of artillery all round ,the frontier, ! We should he surprized at such .11( ! tindless exultation on the overthrow of so Petty A disturbance as the Royalist effort in the South has been dupietetl, but the Morning Chronicle in its diurnal 1,,140urs to ," Male the worse appear the better reason," 'has explained the mystery, by averring that " the tri•colonr fig oag hoisted at Marseilles on the 12th instan,.; and THUS internol tranquillity reigned through all Fronce." How convincing a conclubion lint ;here is nothing except distraction in every . Province of Chat divided, territied„ and miserable Country. The of these 109 guns, however, have raised the Funds ahouti ifer cent. mid-the Bank Actions 63—the former having varled.on day from 55 , . through SP4R, 59, 581-11, to 9T, at which they are last quoted ; and the latter from 730 up to 810, and in . -the end sctling at 795. An account is given of some 'wither actions near Gap, in which, of course, the Ret;els were victO sious. The Duchess of ANGOULEME has landed at The Spanish troops continue to advatiee towards the frontiers. The Parisian timard have been at length re viewed in quick time, due precautions having doubtless been taken to prevent any, entas- According to the Paris Piipers they were filled with , enthusiasm for BuoNAPAur : $o marvellous a change having been wrought upon them by e'njoying the blesings of his pro tection for a little month. We confess we do not helievi one svilale of this pretended.transforma tion of loval :nen into Traitors, but rattler iudinc trop,:e. to the opinion, that they still continue in the state they , vvre represented to he' on the return of the Ki!tt.! . , mid u hit this was we extract from the Morning Chronicle trindation of the secret cor respondence I , )und in Br.AeAs's repositories, and published for the hene..t ( : )f 13tiosArARTE and , the Jacobins. They are welcome to 'make the best of it—it follows : " The who!e of the population of France are-apintated with the same zeal, devotion, and love for the person of the King, and all the Members of the Royal Family. These sentiments even go the tengqh if madness: and such is the general in dignation which certain articles of the Constitntion have ex cited, that several times the people have cried, under the Windows of Monsieur, Vice Louis XVIII. ! i 4 bale Senatr " Sotiur is at letrgth mentioned, and it is said he will, in the event of War, assume 1 . ,n important rylmmand. This may or may nut he true, for what . reliance can be placed in the asserti o n s o f Journals, which ventare'such monstrous abuse to the understanding, as is contained'in the following translation from th'e Gazette de France It is, they say, the intention of England to become a me diator, in the event of any difference arising between France and any of the Continental Powers ! ! ! The chief contents of a Hamhurgb Mail, which arrived last night, are given _in a preceding p age . They, still speak doubtfully of MURAT. Our Readers know that we do not participate, in any doubts upon this subject. The march of immense bodies of the Allied Troops is incessantly directed towards the Rhine. BY reference to the Parliamentary Discussion of last night, it will be seen that we accurately an ticipated the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, respecting the simple renewal of the Property Tax. It will be found that we have had equally the start of our Contemporaries in an nouncing that no Loan, would he wanted till near the close of the Session, probably July. There is, it would appear, some foundation for the rumour that the Faction, which has so often disgraced the City of LOndon by its motions, is stirring up a 'Petition for negotiations . with 14uo w. PARTE and d►sunion from the rest of Europe. We do not believe, that even th , it as:enthlage of idle Rabble %%•hick somerlutes• usurps the name a►►d duties df a Corn non II 1, wTild sanction so in famous and injurious aproposuion. Yesterday nt two o'clock a Cabinet Council ‘s as held at the Foreign _ , . - 1u the course of:the Debate last nlqht, the consolidation of tl►e Irish an►l En t ;iisit Exche gners Was sill►i►led to by the CHANCELLOR of the Ex CHEQUER, and the necessary,consegmenee of a►lopting a reciprocal plan of taxation. 4 lA'A'i , , NEW 'S. t i LYMCIi:Yrtt, Arxtt, 18. - --Sitited the Tttilli•e'fr„flit h!e, 98 guns, And Porllll4e, i 4 girls, for the Me aitetraneiin, the heariOg the flag cf Atl i toiral ROWLEY. FaLmotyrn, AiNtktt. 17. Arrived the Princest Elizabeth packet, With a mail froni Lisbon, in 15 days ; Clara, from Barcelona ; also seo.l.al,trans ports from the Eastward, supposed from Plymouth or Portsnionth, to take the troops hour assembled here for Ostend, &c., sailed the Rhin frigate for Portsmouth, and Ftedefick packet; With mail for Gibraltar and-Mzdta. HARWICH, APRIL 19.—Arrived the E4rl Lei cester packet, with a mail. from Hamburgh. 4 - - - Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 19.—Arrived his Majes:- ty's ship Bellerophon from the Eastward, and sailed - again for Plymouth ; Asia East Indianian, from the Downs. • DEAL, APRIL 19.—Sailed the Armide frigate for ►he Rivet•. Remain in the Downs his Majes ty's ships Orontes, Challenger, Redpole, Bann, Dee, Urgent, Sparrowhawk, Dexterous, and Nightingale—all sloops of war. Also remain se veral trau►ports.—Wind N. B. TH E ARMY. APPOINTMENTS ON THE STAFF IN FLANDERS, viz. Lieut. Gen. the Earl of Utibridge, to command the livalry— Major-Generals Sir ./. Kcmpt, Sir .1. Byng, Sir C. Graot, Lieut. Col. Sir Grey Camobell, iab Foot; and Major W. L. Darling to he :I,sistant Adjutant-Generals—Captain Blankby., Deputy Assistantrijwant-Geoeral—Colonel Sir \V. Delan cey, Deputy .(4arter-Nlaster-General,--Colonel Sir Charles Brooke, Lieut. Col. Lord Greenock, Lieut. Col. Sir J. Dixon, to be tVisistant o„ , mrier-Ma, - ,'er-Generals—Capt. Cameron, ist Guards, Capt. Branton, tioth, and Capt. Thomas, 78th, to be Deputy-Astants. _ _ _ . „ • The Cavalry for tlie Netherlands are to be bri gaded as follOws :- Ist Life .Ciumtis,, 2 squadrons; 2tl Ditto (Blues), ditto; in n s I)raeuon Guards, 4 squadrons; ed Dragoon Guards, 3 ditto; 6111 Drogoon Guard, ditto; molt"- Major-General Sir Win. l'onsoply,l.—The 7th I - la:s,trs, 3 squArons ; Ditto-, ditto ; Imat f.)i to : olidt4 Mitjoc-Cieneral Sir 1-lii;sey t'ivian.—The 1 tth Lielit.Drlgoons, 3.squadroos ; 1-2tll Light Dragoow, 3 ditto; Itith Light Dragoons, 3 (lit, ; wider Nlajor-General •Vaolrieiir.—Phe 113th Li4itt 1/rigoolis, 3 squadrons; 15th 1 - Ins , ;ii3, 3 ditto; 9.3 d Light Dreguous, 3 'ditto; tinder D.Lijor-Geoural Colquhoun Grata. Six TrOops, of 73 then each, of the lst and 2(1 "Life Guards, and of the -Royal Horse Guards (miles) . , were )estertlay selected and completed fur for.ipo service. splendid Brigade will embark forthwith., The-13th Royal Veteran Battalion embarked on Saturday last _at Ttliathato for Ostend, after being• . complet \ ed to 1000 rank and The 23d Light Dragoons, front Manchester, ate on their route for the Keuti,h coast for tho Netherlands, ;tin! are to he replaced by the 9th _Dragoons from Ireland. The 13th and 13. b, Light Dragoons 16VQ also received orders to proceed fOr embarka tion for the Nethet lands without' delay. Transports are eolleeting at Falmouth; to prO eGed immediately for Lisbon, in order to convey from thence to Ostend the 10,000 Portuguese troopl, part of the army disciplined by Marshal BEttsFoaD, who will again, as they have done before, prove themselves worthy of fighting under WELLINGTON, and by the side of British troops. A detachment of the 7th Ifussars reacheiltown yesterday,. on their way to the coast. The 12th Regiment, of hoot marched from Ply ,month on 'rttcsday, to relieve the Soatersetshire Militia at Dartmoor. 'l'i►e 42d Regiment,' front Kilkenny, and the 28th and 9th, from 134:11t, will embark at Cork fur the Netherlands. The American expedition. agaiti,t the Algerines is fitting out upon a more extens►ve scale than was at first deemed necessary, it havinflbeen ascet ta►ned that the Piratical S t ate s , apprized of the meditat ed attack, have adopted very formidable defensive measures. The subjoined is 'given as a correct list of the navy of 1112gicrs-: 1 frigate (1 50 g . rtm, 500 rmerl• 1 *ditto 43 -- 460 ---- 2 ditto 44 9 0 0 1 'ditto :33 , 400 evrveiti— 114 1000 , I ditto 22 230 :,rigs —22 --- 900 I . xcl)re 20 '260 1 5 , ..1109r1. 4 40 1 tow KAI.— 0 --- 50 ---- Six gun.boitts, sloup riLlged, earryiog ouc 24-runnier and one 11-inch mortar eitcll. Th e h ea viest can nou on board the frigates are IS-ponnders. Th e forts and castles along the Barbary coast are said•tti be welknoanted ; and the slaves and banditti, of.whiidt the army, if it can he to deno-: initiated, consists, are estimated.at GOUO. The Duke of Yoatc tr.o business with the PRINCE REC;FNT yesterday. His Royal High ness afterwards'froceeded to his business at his Office. GENERAL MIRANDA.—A Gentleman has reached London trout Gibraltar, who has resided during fifteen 'years in—the Spanish colonies of South America, and brings intelligence that General MIRANDA was lately tried - before the Secret Tribu nal at Cadiz, and was Sentenced to.be strangled with the Dar garrote, which-punishment he suf fered accordingly.' Yesterday a tienerM Court was held at the East India I-Inuse,,io take into further consideration a Report from the Committee Of Bye Laws. s The Chairman (CHARLES GRANT, Esq.) suited the vote of adjournment at the last Court nullified all for mer proceedings,-it therefore would be expedient to golhrough the whole of the Bye Laws sepa ratelv.—Mr: KIN NA RP moved, 'thartbe whole of the Repot t should he refet'red back to the Com mittee, which 1)6'114- seconded, was, after much 'discussion, withdrawn. The Court then pro ceeded, as tar as Chapter 4, when the con,iidera tion of the remainder was adjourned to Wednes day the 3.f of May. Rev. Dr.. BuRZ , ZEY, nn derstand, was yesterday co!lated to . the vainablu Living• of Ciitf y,r I-100, Kent, ,presented to hint by his Grace the trvi.bishop of Ca.rgel'h!irY• This vve find, the Doctor is permitted toholl with dolt of Deptford. As many applications, it is said, we're made on the death rattle late incum bent, we cannot but considyr the manncl; '. 11. , 11 - 1 the 14:vinir, been thus disposed: id, a s a just tribute to disti ngu i s h e d l earn i ng an d talents. eilk L CON. IN Tiu~l . . • - tFriou a Nforliiiii Pa'vei the f 11„ - w • • • On 0 nrg article rea r us las t On Tuesday inorni►t= , a eirCtinistivi ce velokid in the Ovightwilrh ' ood of a tol; stpare,*hich iS likely to excite consi:cr'');i3oll easiness.„ A Lady, of ihustrionS parenta4-„'eccs. wife of tord wlnise presence s• s ; t oo! nary in the country, Was discovered . in a l' it ` l ‘w hic l ` on the day Stated; with Coirioel !tor proved decisive of 'the fact of criiiiinalitY• Kite seared that the parties had been siispet"e" domestics for some time, and the iliCrcasitig„.% d of the Officer induced them t o satisfy tbi:ll..6;ll'bo .0 4 A plan was laid to effect obiect , }rallies . were broken in upon. Toe LadY 0 . 1 the Colonel left the room ; and an oPirecitiP instantly dispatched to the noble and m ucn". " husband." FURTHER PARTICULARS. pfir , Since receiving the above, the followliny:" Oculars have reached us, on which we on Lord -- had for some time s us P ect f ': ,rl' ig Lady. On Saturday, he went wit of town :„di father's seat in the countr He had °i communicated his suspicion t o his under 5,3,0 t cli and one Of the footthen, enjoining th em (I)‘„ the Colonel closely, whenever he s honid c O :1;er the house. His Lordship's commands were - ed not only with care, but with 111eingcn"itYt n Colonel is a musical ma, a proficieat on , 11 4 ; in, and his pretence for visiting the I):" l .Y'r.til'' quently was to improve the taste she lind t V at a boarding school. A note fro:n hit" tercepted, in which there was a great deo ti terr ine' but nothing of music. It appointed n time for visiting the Lady in the mornioialll"e fore that time, the observers of het' LadYn e bored a hole .throu. - 11 the floor, under cnic i t !ro ll sofas in 111 „ 1•dressing;-route, and bad Vo°' lot` e ?; through it, which comitmnicated tivltil apartment. One of the spies conce a led ' it , tV "der this sofa the other took his statioti.':ioei room below. At the mriment, when the , t ile e l ii wished to 'have an. additional •WiIIICS!', the wire, and his associate immedie " eIY - pro` appearance in the dressing . room. T it h e / a n tio g ; were thus placed beyond all hope of e-TP' -1 0 0 ' - ; The) . oritman went down to his N'ohi e that night, by the mail coach and Y est . f t ri c ` j , moronig, at seven o'clock his Lordshil) ° I tlw in town. lie drove 'immediately tO ° le : Ji Lad rmainig at his house in lvas y on e Monda n y, that the detection tornk r i '' ll c o r - The 44 11 ant is nearly fort ) , —the brn iller tY' /1 1 Irish Peer ; the Lady about three a nd tcc el :b,l o This unhappy young woman brought lfer " I f IV very fortulie. The Colonel ser"' servants money 'to conr , ez-il what the)' but they refused it. b ut . probil h ? ' :( o4 , Out truth, that hi , I.ordship promised ' n'en nto settle upo them their salaries an ill 11 ' wages for life, if they served 111111 semi matter. • t , I — "e da M i.. stery r. WELLEsEY PorE frlve 3 • l a r, dinner at his hoto.,e in . ;:i j vil;e..row. of VIsCoUNT VVE NT I'oHTI4. —We ,(4-, o' i ' • 0 1 are. - me state; that this amiable Nohleinan di"" ('11 ,0 1.4 .t day, at his house i" E'RVillii-strcet, 1',,f4,4 e t( square, after a gradual decline. liis!::;til'il, was in his jiltli year. The Viscouvly 15 .. fr r i4 but the 13.trony of Went ‘vo - rth, 'ti 10(11 l'" P l ' il ship also possessed, descends tO his , 'ic ter :,,,): 4 i i ,, MILEANKR, Whose d IttOtter, , LadY 13 :c - oe' c ' e 4 , now the next in inheritance to it. • A 13 ` 1- :: , .. g o i which was in the family prior to tbe I'o- 4 ' 1 ;5 0 0 4 J to the heir of the key. Dr. Jot-is . I V I ) F : Y„, ri cl, 1 4 ,° / 1- Salislitiry, and the estate, we or preov - 0 .0 0 i i, follow it, unless the entail has bee':,. e ft e 13e 10 1 Viscount WENTWOKTH eras a Lord 01 ; tries chamber, and etas consitlered a ) -rs'o l ; 3 ' ' I - ililip' his' MAJESTY, I , ro- at Captain REAIIDAN, of the. North r e ' r .,igY put a period to his existence ofi.Wcall° ot by shooting himself through th - e licart• d s / of _Two Prizes of Thirty Thousnd 11°111 , 4 1 l ifil ' e l , "1 ickets 1,40 G, drawn on Saturday IP r ~" o °l l 30,0001., and .3,882, d rawn vesteruai f l ot'll .7 \ l i i i i : . c i t e l eetrioKyi that e t o e3 a Po l,E: l : . ro r i l e! s ' lc . :e l3 l., e: ' p r j rl r ien i; l : ()tti E 'l'il it:: : : l l °l-1 : 1till ti lls ;: i i l i clii'f i le : 1 , : 5 1e: :: Dublin 1e ill • Vf r i tictilars by whom they ‘Vere sold. - - ri tl A l it, All' the Three Thirty Thousand r°lll:es4'll,ilit in the'LOttery that finishet4 yesterdaY V'zor! 1; 6 5 fish, at his truly fortunate Offices, .tile'''fic and 9, Charing-Cross. The numbers o were as Under : 1,40(7, a Prize o f f„.0,0 00 i ie t i 3;552, a Prize of /...30,0°() s nl: 4,544, a Prize of L.:10,001) ',I Iltsti also sold in the sante Lait tr Y' i • of Shares • ; „,,s. G 4, 4',", a Prize of 1,000 "'" a f,,- 31 both Prizes of L. 500• . , 9,1 - ',7, - ) , tio if 227, Prizes of L. 50 0. w e e t 4 r ce' The fortunate Slvireholdcrs ,m O Y . -e •,r n ''' o ' fr: Money on demand, or exchall" the r, l f ' . :t t.) ; - 11 ' 1' or Shares in the New Lottery of ( "! . 7%, ?, ;:i r 'i f!) : ':•! kets, to be all drawn on the 13th 01 (1 g rP c ° lo , Schemes, with p a rti cu l a rs, may be l° .9) either of Bisn's Offices, 4, Cornbil l " (ji ,07 0 1 : ( 1 ing-cross. ; Literature, A n: l e g , , jot. s , ft.. i i WHITAKER, on the Ist-of May,Pric'eof A 'S I ea rt i be dist ingmisliatde from other - 5, ' l desrription by heir g more mimeelbtoco.llo,o,loo,,o, e t s t . i t l i t rn i n , tf t , cs b ; ' ) s f i (I ( t . h s i e t b ,i e n t .r ts i t t i:ll o l ;n b A l i i i Y 3 l ls , ei n fs i r t : : , )73 ,.; : 0 . ,., i' 11 1 11) . ((s a ki: . fl u e .i v l i l eut h , e or Monthly pt 01 , View of Public Affairs, (,,,,,,,, N , , i ' ii i g t i lt o. a v;.i llell s ,ty t : e l ll , ll Hecount of Inv • • D. • • les, " r ' . -- el)tions, iscov (.1 ;-'" ,i mews in Arcs. and Sciences. • .....------- .c.' --- ito 13 — :0 ,,,, b il. ‘ , I te d , !i t e_s h d u a , r di n u t g o s rnin k g- 111( t i l l e i l z: U b ir:st.l\ir' ,l:c C : ' l l : boy On Thursday, the 13 ' th ' instl a:. t''e Ham Pron, Gnucestevslii,re, the La d Y ‘jf -,-- lioinie, of a son. ' :------------- I° l 4 ~._________- • t I SIS 010 i Ze a s t t l e; ; • , (l:lK i ni r. o s r e n i i .i n e g a , l a t t 1 11 ,, i i s n l i t c o r t:s t t . : I n c . C; ( 1`' ) , of. file 1 • P. -40 e€ ' Delq , ,rs Court., ' , Cr .Y; ...rszocaomorwr allowlgoaw ....,—.--..-------''. ~: 0• " 140 - or - ------ I,O NDON lir J. B. CAB.S l l._," r 'l,ipi"t boil+lins s; and by at the SUN-OFFICE. No, fio, Stranu' ro st v` rnents, 01,1,ei,5, Letters (post-paid),