The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

TO CORP EAPONDEN 11.0EA3 Cottrt/3 ACT. We 4iiall revive an Article on this snltject Tu-inorrow, which was written upwards of a bun. dyed years ago, and by one of thu brightea ornaments 'of DritiA literature. The date of the breaking out of the Insurrection in tiro flys zilb iu 'yeAterday's Paver, should have been the 7th of Ma.rch, ioatehtel of the 7th ult. ittnisTEa. Per Armed Last Nigh t. Dar sur-LaNe.--Ilarharossa: Aclinter, Mr. Kean ; Zsplitra, Mrs. liartley. After which, P.sui and Virginia. Corp NT•Gaar;N.--Pi4;trro: Rolla, Mr. Young; Cora ) Min S. Booth. After which, The Libertine. 51,111.5. Anntrgn--1 Fearice, I Gottenburgb, t Guernsey ant Jersey. Dut-1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. WHIT TUESDAY.-116141, 1 at the Battlt, Exalt quer ) East and South tiea Rousts, HIGH WATER AT LONDON imtnNE TO-NMItitOW. Miarlitig, 68 nii!!lnes itftei 12. I likittn . tit4 after 1. THE SUN. SoLgm qt , IS McZKE rAt,svm Atwevrt LONDON, TUESD.II', 1114 Y :2 7 , 1817. 13UONAPA WIE. We beg leave to draw llie Ntrtiettlttr attention ' not only of the British Government, but of every Goverinnihn in Europe, to the ' piesent situa- tion of thili 'Vhot there is a very deep-laid Hui widely extended plot to effect his escape 'from St. Helena, we have what we deem titost retpectahle authority for believing. There are enormous deposits in the Banks of 'every Govern- went in Europe belonging tnedietely or itmnedi- ittely to BUONAPAIITE bloatlf, Lis Brothers, Sisters, Relatives, and Adherents of various descriptions and under different names, %Oriel' we bare Pedant) to think are intended to be em- ployed • in every possible way to deliver him from his present situation, and to embroil all Europe the attempt to restore hitrl to all his fortner • power. The arrival of his Agents, .ittiTINI and others, are doubtless connected with this design. The account published by SAN- MI, the memorable MS. ascribed to fluor - PARTS himself, anti nutuberiess artifices of the most (feel► and subtle nature, are all parts of the general Plan. Ltrctrx, Jp.tiama, 13tAIMARI§1015, are all known to have shared in the enormous exactions and plunder tit different countries. JOSEPH took with him the treasures of spoliation to a vast amonnt , and there is reason to believe that the plot has its ramifications in America, as well as !bat the wealth of the whole family, and of all who remain attached to BUONAPAIITE, would be devoted to the purpose of his restoration. The Protocol issued at Paris, and which will be found in THE SUN of this day, the object of which is to prevent the removal of LucTEN from Rome, seems to sliew that the Governments of the respective Persons who signed that Protocol have information on the subject ; but information, unless followed by the most anxious and vigilant attention, will be wholly oolivailing. It is impossible to suppose that LUCtENwill be secure under the PaparGovern- mem, which chicly occupies itself with religious concerns, and is little aware of temporal political sLtngrr. We, therefore, " ring the At.Auvr4 BELL" on this sabject to t►Li Europe, and remind thein that they have to encounter the moat awful and most unprincipled min, wlto are seasoned in revolt). tiouary plots, and will, not be restrained from at- temptiug their ambitious alit! nefurious purpose, by any considerations. that ate honourable to mean• kind, and t oppol t the civilization of society; MORE ALGERINE CRWSERS IN THE CHANNEL. By letters received this morning at I,Loyo's, it appe4rs other Moorish vessels have been seen on our Toast. The Hind Revenue cutter has come into Falmouth, and, after arming herselLsailed in pursuit of them. An Express` has also been re ccived At Deal, stating , that one had been seen off Dover during yesterday. The Secern tr agate was, at five o'clock yesteulay evening, preparing to stiff In pursuit. re FALMOUTIT, MAT 24.--1 ,rrived the hind Reyettue cutter flow a cruise, and sailed again on ditto :--she came irl to-day to arm herself, In eon-. sequence 'of having received infut !nation that a squadron of .Alger* or. Tunisian truisers bar! passed up Chattnel.7: " Dovelt, MAY schooner, supposed to be one of the three Tunisian privateers, was seen to capture a foreign galliot about.eight miles front this port. The gang was steering to the East ward, but immediately after she bore away to the Westward. This caPture was distinctly observed by our boatmen front hence with their grasses, The , Stork, Revenue cutter went in pursuit imme. diately, and there is no doubt that the gallica wilt be re-captured, and in all probability the privateer will also be, taken. " Six o'Clock, 4 , 1. M.—We can see the chat': from our Heights--the Stork cutter is now within two miles of the galliot, and at no very groat distance from the privateer." EXTRACT OF A LETTKR FROM DOVER, MAY 26. `• We learn from Deal, that the two prizes re captured by the Alert are given up, and the Tuni sian cruiser bas received a dispatch to carry back to his Day, to inform . him that hit cruisers lutist not cruise within sight of an English Port. € 1 This morning, at ten minutes before twelve, a schooner, under the same colours a►s the one in the Downs ; captured a foreign boy within sight of Dover ; our sailors from she hills, saw them exchange.the prisoners. Half-past Four,---The Tunisian schooner and her prize are both gone away to the westward." The report of the Insorrection in the Brazils, which was first communicated in a respectable Morning Paper „of yesterday, and afterwards corroborated, on authentic authority, in Titt Stn.:, is, we find, fully confirmed by •subse. quent accounts. The Insurrection in Chili is complete: and indeed, it required little sagacity, after what we have seen in the Revolution of li► i tish America, and the Revolution in France, to predict similar events in the transatlantic Depend encies of other European Powers. • CITY OF PARIS LOAN: The following are the accurate particulars of the Loan which has recently been cOncluded be tween the City of Paris and several eminent French [louses, and which we have received fro►u one of our Correspondents at Paris : " The City borrows 33 millions of francs, or about 1,320,0001. sterling, for which it gives . 33,000 Obligations of 1000 francs each, payable from the Ist October, 1817, to the Ist,July, 1829, both incladed. The period when these Obliga tions will be paid is to be decided by a Lottery every quarter of a year, so that there will he 48 Lotteriei, the first to commence with 523 Obr ligations, the second' 530, the third five hundred and thirty-seven, the fourth 54.1, and so on, adding seven Obligations each drawing, which. will make in forty-eight Lotteries the whole 33,000. Each Obligation bears an interest of 6 per cent. per, annum, payable. quarterly from the day the money Is advanced, to that when it is repaid, which will be when the Number is Drawn, anti there are • certain Prizes to be drawn every quarter, from 5 francs to 50,000 francs for each Obligation which comes up, and which Prizes amount in the whole to upwards of Six Millions of Francs. Thus, for instance, the highest Prize on the Ist of October, 1817, is 20,000 francs, so that the holder of. that Obligation, which is drawn the Prize on that day, will receive for his 1000 francs advanced 21,012 francs 30 cents. for his Capital, Interest, and Prize, and the least he can receive is 1017." We received , this morning the Paris Papers of Saturday last. The following are extracts " PAltts, MAY 24.--Intelligeare from C:onttan tinople, with respect to the dia,turbances at Rag. dad, states, that a Tartar bad brought to the Grand Signior the heads of Eased Paella and his accom plices. They have been exposed , above the inte rior gate of the Seraglio, with an inscription. The Gurdts du Corps, forming part of th e Company of Noailies, recently re-organised, w ere presented to the King on Wednesday, by the . Doke de:MOuchy, and took the oaths of fidelity. " A letter frorullarseilles of the 1 5 th instant states,- that an English frigate had anchored in brat port, destined to receive the English Ei n . bassy to Turkey, which is expected at Marseilles on the 25th or 30th. Fire per Cents.-67f. 55c. " PA HPELLINA, MAX 3.—M. Irving, Envoy of the United States at our Court, has at length suc ceeded in arranging a part of the differences be tween the AMerican Government and ours. " The squadron of the United States, consist ing of the Washington uf 80 guns, the corvette ,Le Non, anti a brig, left tite port of Cadiz and entered the Mediterranean on the 20th of kttil, proceeding to Marseilles. ‘" MILAN * MAY 8.--One Gazette tutus Into ti4i cgte an arlicie inserted in the rrai-Literdt of tlic 12th April, under the head Ilanhs of the Meine, April 11, stating, that the plague Lac) itiinlfested itself in . the Milanese. " We have," says our Ga zette, " no ether plague to fear than that of per. ,ons who assume the designation of rttits-Liber clia , and Who are neither true nor liberal." " ASCOLI, MAY 9 —Two corps of Austrian troops, cotisiving Of 3,750 men, mire expected here train the Provinces of Basilieine nod Biri. " Reooto, 111 pa American vessels have arrived in this port, where, it appears, they are to be stationed till further orders. 'lke re ports of offensive Hers on the part of the United States are renewed, but they are without foun dation. • " GENOA, MAY 10.---Oar Court . is SAN to be in treaty with the Dey of Algiers for the Coral Fishery. " Reports continue in circulation of disturb ances in Spain. Several vessels have arrived with Spaniards on board. " VIENNA, MAY 13.—The marriage of the Archduchess Leopoldine with the Prince Royal of Portugal is to take place this evening, in the imperial Palace, the Archduke Charles repfesent ing the Bridegroom, by procuration. "The Archduchess signed, on the 10th, the act of renunciation of her right to the succes sion of Austria. " We expect soon a courier from Leghorn with intelligence of the arrival of the Portuguese squa dron. The day for the deptrture of the Arch• duchess will then be fixed. " It is now said that the departureof our troops from Naples is not so near at hand as supposed.— Some imagine that a part only will return to Aus tria." (Prom the Jamaica Courant of the 4th of April.) Recent advises from St. Thomas's state, that a French frigate- and a schooner, Isom Rochelle, had touched at that Island, and after landing a French Consul, proceeded to cruize in quest of the numerous Pirates which Wrist the coast" of the French Colonies. (Prom the tonic Payer) short time since the boats of the Danish brig of war lying at St. Thomas's captured a pilot schooner, of about 70 tons, with one gun and 40 men, which they found at anchor near the She proved to be (me of BRION'S Squadron, wiih an Independent Cnntrnission her •crew were mostly English. anti Americans. She was con . detnned in the Court of Vice Admiralty of this [Prom the Royal tfazettc of the sth Apriq By the Essex, also arrived at Port •Morant, we learn that the Island of St. Christopher (St.Kitts) was sufering► most deplorably from the want of provisions. The House of Assembly, in conse quence of :very appearance of a famine, had bee n convened by Governor l'uonvN, and they had formed:; petition to the Br►tish Government to so licit that the ports of that Island might be open to the American trade, which was transmitted by the packet which sailed on the 20th-ult. The following is an Extract of a Letter, dated Valladolid, May 9 : • " By,the last accounts from Madrid we; learn, that nothing had hitherto been resulted upon in the case of General' Labe, and that the represen tations made in his fav4tir, by the privileged com panies and Corporation of Barcelona, assembled in the most solemn manner in the Hall, call ed Of the Counts of that city, had Veen pre sented to. the King by a Denotation composed of the Prior of St, .101mo':;, the Marquis de MOJA, a merchant of the name. of LARRAT, and an artisan of the name of Caanotiner.. General CASTANoS has reported to his Majesty, that be was unable refuse his passport for the 'above Denotation to proceed to Court, in consequence of the actual state of Catalonia, from whose inhabi?ants Gen. Lace daily received the greatest awl :svartnest proofs of regard, since - it has happened that a large. portion of the inhabitanta of Barcelona hail . repeatedly assembled at the gates 'df his rion, : owing merely to a report being , prc.itd abroad that it was intended to execute him in a secret nizn ner. All' these points of „information, eiretim• stantially known in, Madrid, induce us to bet .cve that the King will, in some fine,sure, he crimpelled to accede to the wishes olthe Principality. of Cata-' lonia, Which, in fact, at t h e ptiesent• day, ate those of the whOle nation. " Letters from Barcelona say, that orders had indeed been received there front - Court to execiite General LACY - , but that CasTalloa had Lo a dared to carry them into effect, in conaequence>of the disaffectioO and discontent openly evinced throaLth out the whole principality, alai in such a state of timings, be bad thought it best to resign his com mand." Yesterday, about half past twelve o'elncit, ber MAJRSTY visited the Ditches* of GLoucesritß, "Ida biter taking sotnt tell:aliment, left for Wimisot: Viscount hip.tviLrat ()Rd are atulience of the Po [NCR itnilENT yVitelddY tit etith°ll 1"1" Se. Ye"erday the Duke of Yo PK visired the ratscz RectENT: Ile,tertky evening, about half past seven Welock. the Pts<<ccss CUARLOTTII attd Prince LitirOLD ar riYed at Cameiforti Mouse from Chtrtniont. scum AMIRICA. ANO VIER INSURRECTIO'. The Revolution in the WEEPS is nq t III g reat event that has taken place in the World. By the Colone l Captain WON, arrived from the Netib settlement, oil the river Columbia, an hot Buenos Ayres , letters and Gatettei to Id.tli7 have been received , which stafe, teat the' Ayres army, COIIIOI3IOO by Cietterlil S a t ' and destined to tree Chili from its Spli pressors, has met with most complete 0100. the 12th February the Patriots met the near Chahtico, defeated then' in: a general and the result dt this victory was tht downt4l of Spanis h p ower in this 11,0 portion of the South American continent. A form of Government wa s instantly of( the capital of Santiag o, and .the Supreme . ship confided to Don Baseteaapo 01:11401011 issued a Proclamation, congratulatoiyot to the people of Chili. On the lath of . . three of the enemy's R 0410014 IWO takett U 1 coast of Valparaiso a nd the other at 14 1 ill Upper Fe rn, reached Buenos Aro' former Spanish Governor °f the had been take n by the Vatr inCl i . brave army of the Andes, with OW' a M n a d n l T r t a rt s at its head, had covered itsel f' before t he winter t te er d c t l o o r s r t o b s e s m t 1:e : j o t I : es a the re st of Chilenian Auxil iaries, to full Un Stich Royalist army acting in Peru. a. 1 of important events bad given fre sh . OO P to every thing at Buenos Ayres, frao 1 the Portuguese had b een banished tol,ulS ro pe. FURTHER .AccousTs agspEcTiriu EXTRACT OF A LATTER FRONivoTs--011041,-; 13gAzu,. • g O r g . LLOYD'S AT • The American ship e'rro'r, °(•34 EUENOs AYREit ttima rived here on the 10Th ult. from with the schooner Davie, hem teft' t a stradron of Six vessels, gtte- Stutes, ith the intention of, tic tns ty to coast of Chili hot as that cult,tit rip fallen tinder the Patriot 111: th eir It • nut be required in , that quartvr. lntleltuuthrice i ly. The ship cs:::;at:liyutconrcisaeei:;o:;r:ilyl;:p. her crew, s efia l ott i tt e ,inii coturtiv on tii,lhlttiftsetilt:olutit)ipsn. bave 250 men on .board.• .0 e 1 e r r I t dtiri t o c, f ov t e l r i in p e ti o r t t s tClihei Fel of two 11111)&0 o°. nn 2 . n o ciatinitio n 01 014 Patriots. • A it T' C tlt flli lr Portoguese residents to proce°•':irlinfreltit into the int we s ee of oPinv el for ; bettir may now calculate upon /11[,.001411 cuoutty and th e Maids,. in which toy be A Humber of privateers 5L llt 1-41) it is expiettd that the Portitgov,Se 0: 4 1 :i t the !liver ; but as the winter is ov , 41‘1.icy will war• M cn o t ire front9ablei O r 111:11 :• - 11; 5 ; l fl t for tilit GOrrrn ale r : i. Nat / 1 • i 5 bus as yet transpired, b"t of ot hey ore from aut h o rity, thot t• co oso pacific nature ; the rort oh-f sc way hit' alutite Video haVing • nC tl 3 ,0413 which brought forth the this Government on the I.?ti instant.: ....-....000r• - • • •" x D T R T A 01: A A ri N c O I T I .t r % ' , Rtip 4 !ktfi p 4, 41 'ruts ".0t5..;.. ;. 1- " Ir()" " i-T1 l).lve heat II 11181 Chili 1135 I°' ,1 . i I,e I (leered by the lioeuls Ayres .Aoo'. ' 1 t j ;le of !Lis place , t . fly tlog" , Iti e t:)..ceetion, 1)0 t tj: , e i l o r r, sit,t,coc:ct,k,se,pt 11 1 :I , d i 1 atalltett„; Cels:esero tsar,::ll)tl :ci (krea ali the eartuguese :0, hg,seit{ o'l°l ~,; a t h e " t a r r a ciweltal; 1111°::::g:11;i:15 tv l' i c i I i•s)::'1,i)11)144fb:di:1110011e1: - ' OM ~.5 pet degtroyed, th e Gokrrowrot having I 9 enocuous (Mats. 'AI ,-)Ystrticles PO' 1 ---L Si. alit', IOPTIFIVS, Arsit. 12' -----"` ... 1 (trritAct. or A Loll..'lt J: tcji 1 • , r , ' intelligence, not altogether illiv'irt. 11, Sa ncti reoclied us front the Brazils. 'IV V (Tt hare lately risen, subvert/et! the 60'eril"Ilel'ill4 declared themselves a free 0101 ilotelifl:1::::11, i ll Republic, o n A model 0141010 fi t ' " •A -° cfleett, , Mares. TbiS ceeplution 11;15 bcen, T. ,rio:‘ / t otal" very little bloodshed ot ere .t . 4 et off vert,itnent haring very toolisl4 it lee of in the sovereignty of the i'l WC° i)VCr irdoelf+l olighbostiitig It icifittlfithip fr.o 111. 3ent away Elicit tinors to :N10110" 'lli ro purpose. it, the yea tiwel thetP:ori4 iii dad their emissariesaod friePtil 't li". it, • lati• I not 11 1 in the ptain It Com and lot INA t 0 dth SO, at the 13 ' 4 - 7 1 : Sau M' sli*. spo iihoe,. e °.,: 9 the 110V° jet hitt e nos tht c °m( ': j is lateteit ; : 7 ingot. organizel it 4) emit h Of tilt evd Li 111 of 1 " 1 taker' °D. O ' 4 t ',hoe Aro. i,sothic° i s 'atria'', so ' Gene ral • h ~lfo ,o a 10r8'.. 4 11 1 1 ro t r . !, 1 1 a su l 'l'i oe ' and °AI ; in 114 11° • jit g Lori: 1:,„" be fp 4 4 T. 111 t . 4 tl li rfi re sfli l 7 .- . sj obe ° 00 0 )1 10111 t e l t'.ll , iboti • 7 . 11 As 0 1 ' is tt f I it s r bl 4 r. ,0 c O in r ot o ill O " 11: *1 ql .tl , of f or 411 I*-1 'Bri t ( no - , hii