The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-05 00:00:00

P ~~ ~~ reltgNe PA PERS. rams, atiNE Sieur Lallemant, Editor ofthe Journal des Defix - Flandres, who obtained permission to remain twenty-four hours at Bros rels,.under the surveillance of the Pofice, set out the,27th tilt. for Aix la Chapelle. -According to letters ,frntn Lisbon of the 14th ult. the squArort destined to convey the Princess Royal of the Bra%ils to Rio Janeiro, was still in the Tagus, and Wsi notiready to sail for Leghorn to receive the Princess, The Duke of Wellington arrived here on Sat or rhiy evening, about seven o'clock, with ,Colonel and Mrs. Hervey. Two other Aides de Gimp of Lis Grace are also come ; and General Alava ar rived the day before yesterday. On the 28th, M. Olivier de Sardan, formerly Protestant Pastor of Rouen, .from which he Las been removed to Nismes, had the hollour of pre senting his respectful homage to the King, in a private audience which he obtained. " The Court of Cassation will have to decide n important. case in the beglnttinf4 of next month, involving a question of natural right of great in terest. The question is, whether a decree of the Royal Court of Donay violates any dispositions of cull law, by obliging a grandfather to support the natural children arknowledged to be the off- . spring of his son, who Is deceased, the n►other of the children not being able to support thcut. Piire'per Cents..----Saturday 95. c. Atlassurttsu, MAY 21.—A letter from Milan tisstacs us, cli,st hO• Royal Highness the Princess of Wales will soon qui,t Lombardy, and come to the' South of qerm,my to pus the hummer. - STOCKIioLM,MAY 8.--:The state of the finances' and of commerce are subjects of meek solidi- pude with the Government. The cotton( rcial pa lie y of'Englaed, HO of the ,other Powers; has diminished one half the demand for Swedish iron and Norwegian wood. To,establish the balance of commerce, the Government has had recourse to the prohibiti.on of coffee, wine, foreign cloths, &c., but the less we purehase of others, the less they buy of us, and the prohibition lies had no otherresult than to cause a contraband exchange of our money for articles of luxury become lICE3- SarieS. The Danish and English smugglers, who either cannot or will not take our iron, tAite away our money. '!'here are not ten commercial houses who, at the present moment, can, keep up their foreigu payments without the,direct aid of Go 'ermet-it, hut this aid is only, grantettafter much formality ; the inerchnot is obliged to pm oyc., that .the bills of exchange he has to pay were given for merchandise not prohibited, and particularly for nsefol articles, that is to say of the first necessity. In this state, the Swedish Commerce is without creiiit either at 11aroburgh or at Loudon. The pruhibitury systerk,'be4idei, cannot he properly executed, as, from the itivuense extent of our coasts; and time inmonerable latoling-places, fo reign vessels can land contraband goods with fa cility, in spite of all our preeantious. FRANEPoRT, MAY dispete lies arisen bet wcen• the Minish Given ;meet and the Nobles and Clergy of Flntstein, in consequence of au at tempt made by the Minister of finance to levy imposts which Lad nn: been consented to by the States: Ilia Majesty, to the first remonstrance of these bodies against this procedure, answered, - that he coop) not perti6t them to ass tome to them selves the functions of the Constit'utional States, whose organization has not yet been sanctioned by the King. Another remonstrance has been in consequence addressed to his :'Majesty. According to the intelligence from itrurtem• burgh, the Opposition continue to insist on the powers which they claim for the States. On the other hand, the report is renewed that the States will be dissolvcd, and the project of the Coustitu thin transmitted to the Bailliwicks for acceptance. NAPLES, MAY 13 —lt is said that our relations with the Court of Vienna 81%; very satisfactory, anti that all the questions of interest,' are wan . rated to our sstistaction. ' 1 1, 1AIISIMAP.S, MAY 23 —According to lige'''. .gcnee from Aux Cayes, there is a third. Sovereign in St. Domingo, named Gromati,, ts , ho occupies the mountains above Jerentie, and sometime. snakes incursions into .tlr.it town. Pet inn is obliged to send troops to keep biotin check. SiIIASBURGII, MAY 27. Flue grand review of the left wing of the Allied Amoy id France is post poned till the latter end ofJune. VIENNA. MAY :21. --- The last intelligence from Tiie.ste stutei.,'that the Ex-Cienerul Savary is still under quarantine in'tt►at port, %%here he arrived tinder a false Milne, oil bilitrti a vessel from Smyrna. Ilk pipets have been seized and sent here. IkLustcrt, t4Tav 25.—There is a telk here of the formation of several Committees of the Councilor State; for the purpose of arranging a Constitution for Bavaria, on the the basis Of the re-estahlith men( of the ancient Provincial Statei, with some nionitieath)tts. General Drooet, who had parebased an estate rear Munich, has receiepd orders to quit Bavaria. DUTCH MAIL. Bn'tissrts, MAY 26.—Letters from France say, that the Government has again given orders to be earetril'in ,the enlisting of min for the army. It genei.dly Aterverl that the oh soldiers can not accustom themselves to he under the orders of Oi?kers who have not commanded them before, that they frequently express their dislike to it in a very uncytivocal manner. This spirit mi lli)! .ho changed except by time,. and it is there -I.,re endeavoured.to engage name but 'such as have not served before, with the exception' of some superior Officers, some of the most known of whom are employed from time to time, in order to Maintain the military spirit in some degree. At almost all the corn tnarkets in these pro vinces, the prices of grain have fallen more or less within these few days. . It is affirmed that the French Ambassador, Count Latour du Pin, will soon return hither in the same A N.S,Tg 11DAM MAY 30..-!".The General Meeting of the Bible. Association* in the Netherlands is to take place .on the 2d of 3une in this city. His Excellency ,Mr. W. F..boell will preside at the HAARLEM, MAY 30. —They %%Tile from France, that notwithstanding the falling of the prices of corn in the Northern Departments, the distres's is there still so great, that • troops of 20' or 40 persons, armed with sticks and, knives, rove about the country t( extort money or provisions froin the- farmers. - The- great cit lee, as _Lisle, Arras, and Amiens, have made considerable loans, in order to assist the distressed. They write front. Brussels, that General Alava. has been culled back to Paris, on account of som e %rely important affairs, and that the Duke of Wel. lingtoo will shortly return to Cambray. Napoleon, at Elba, though reatched, fottml means to correspond with France, and make plans. Is if,less practicable for Joseph, in Ame rica, to. keep up a correspondence with Germany, and to have some plan Connected with it A seine of great distress is witnessed in some parts of Holland—crowds of Germans seeking their way to Amsterdam, thence to •emigrate to America, without.friends and ‘eithout stoney. — Their pilgrimage seems to have been altogether ill digested, and many of them were actually vonacking in the opet, fields. The greater part, finding that they were acting under a delusion, were induced to return from kVyk, but they can only reach home by begging. AMERICA. New York Papers have arrived to the Ist of May. The intelligence comumnicated through this channel, of the events which had taken`place in Poringue l e America, though not at variance with what had previously reached us here, is of older date, and gives no additional particulars of any moment, Dispatches had been forwarded by Abiarttqs to the British Government, as well as to that of the United States, soliciting an ac knowledgment of Brazilian Independence, and in viting an intercourse on the most friendly footing. The Provisional Government appointed' on the 7th of March was composed of five distinct de partments, the head of each having the title of " Patriotic Governor" The inferior thlicers.of the old Administration hold their places under the new, with the exception of those who have volu , tarily given in their resighatiom. A rumour was, circolated at New York that a new Spanish Governor was expected lat. St. An gostine, bringing authority from the Spanish Go vernment to sell East Florida to the United States. Commercial advantages are expected in North America, as well as by some of the merchants ere, to result from the independence of the Bra provinces. So tar as concerns Spanish America, the New. y„rk journals contain nothing which we dill not know be.ore ; but the Montreal Herald contains some info, markt) relative to Upper Canada which i s no t without interest. The Kingston Gazette of that Province states, that on the 7th of April the Prot incial Parliament, was most suddenly and un expectedly prorogued. The reason said .to be assigned for this decisive step was, the tendency of certain Resolutions proposed, to the House of Assembly, favourable to the admission of Ame rican settlers into [Tie Province ; and o f others. hostile to the reservation of, land for the Church, viz.' one-seventh in every township: The Post office .establishment had also come within their notice, although 'that establishment has been for above a century tinder the direction of Lord Commissioners appointed by the Crown. The big' est ant halides in that country have more than once attempted to controul the Deputy Post- Master-General, but without effect, he being wholly holeperdlant of the Governor-General o -- With respect to settlers of the United States, there ere two opinion* ,in both provinces ; some are for a total exclusion of them, and others for admitting them, according to the statutexof 13111 George. 11. and 30th George ill., which provide for the settlement of foreign Protestants in his Majesty's plantations and colonies in North Atne ricks, whereby they become naturalized, atter taking the oath of allegiance. Thememhers °hitt Assembly of Upper Canada, it would appear, arc at the latter opinion; hut many of them have doubts of the above statutes being, still in force, which prevented one of their resolutions from being adopted. affirmed that Mr. Sergeant 6,1 succeeded in London in his undertaking to procure specie, and his other arrangements fur theNationalliank in America. The ship Cadmus, just arrived in America, ter a quick passage loin Calcutta, represents the Pindarees as having carried on their depreda tions to within 20 or 30 miles of that place. But this is merely an American account, and on a subject on which, above most others, allow. ances ought to be made for the credulity of an American Captain. As the British force is now disposed, nothing can be much less likely to occur than a Piudaree invasion in the immediate neigh. hourbood of Calcutta ; though we believe the ra vages of that barbarous power have recently ex. tended far and wide over some of the British pos sessions more remote from the capital of India. Lord CRAVEN has arrived safe at Naples, after a most tempestuous passage, daring which he ex petienced a moot violent gale of three days con- tinuance, which the yacht weathered with the greatest spirit. His Lordship was about to pro ceed to the Archipelago, and from thence to Con stantinople. Lord 13ELmorta, who likewise sidled froth Southampton last summer, is exploring His Lordship intends visiting Palesneti, and to reside two years itt Jerusalem, THE SUN. SuLEM gills DICEHE EALittAi AUIiEAT LONDON, 77IURS1)AY, JUNE 5, 1817. FURTHER IMPORIANT IN FORMATION FROM TUE BRAZILS. EXTRACT OF A LET7ER FROM 11AHIA, DATED 27TH MARCH, PoSTRD.AT LLOYD'S THIS MORNING. " A vessel from Pernam,buco was seized at the Bar two days since, having on board a Priest and six other Insurgents, with proclamations, com missions, appointments, &c. all of which were seized, and are now in possession of the GOver nor of this place. The Conspirators are now on trial before ti Court-Martial, and it is expected will be executed to-morrow. " The most perfect tranquillity reigns here ; and from the general sati.fdction at the appre hension of the seven Conspirators, the firmness and loyalty of the troops and inhabitants, we feel more than ever satisfied that we are perfectly se cure. The energy and activity of the Governor is beyond all praise. The salvation of this place, and probably that of the whole of the Brazils, may be attributed to him ; he has shown great judgment and. presence of mind 'in all his mea sures ; anti both the troops and the . inhabitants have the highest respect 'for and confidence in him, as' he has always been 'a very able and just Governor. " . ..,--..,- [From titc New York Spectator of the 3:1 of ISay.l From our Correspondent.' FURTHER PARTICULARS UP THU lIRVOLUTION IN THE BRAZILS. Document, promulgated ,by ,the Provincial Go. vernment of Peraintiburo. " Inhabitants of Pernambrico v..-Be. tranquil, peace reigns - in the capital; the .People are.satis fied—there is no distinction between Brazilians and Europeans ; they consider themselves as brothers, descendiq from the same origin, luls 'bitants of the same country, and professing the same religion.---A Provincial Government, well inforMed, and selected from all the orders of the State, presides over your felicity : you may rely on its zeal and patriotism. Providence, by whom this work is directed, will protect this heavenly undertaking. Your happiness will be secured ; you shall be liberated from the weight of enormous tributes( which have'been ,so heavy - upOn you, and yoUr country and ours will rise to that point of grandeur to which it is entitled; and you will ga ther the fruit of 'yotti work and the zeal of your countrymen. kelp us with your counsels, they will be received with gratitude. 'The Court ex pects them, as well as your application to agri culture. A rich nation is always a powerful One. Our Countrvis our common Mother ; yon are her Sons, the Descendants of the valiant lA sitanians ; you are the Portuguese American Bra zilians, and Inhabitants - of Pernambuco. • " Give n at the House . of the Provincial Go vernment, on the 12th March,.lBl7. (Signed) 4, MARTINS, " MONTEN EGRO, " AR '.AGO, " INL,NUOSA."_ We received lost night the Paris Papers. 01 Sunday last, those of Monday, which were due "1:ls mnrning, have not come to hand. These ( I: c o i r i t ‘ s .e n d lo t n ( t ) h Journals give publicity to the tiCtalls of tl!e in. sur rectinn in the Brazils, which appeared in the att3elt to them consiiiera'ule importance. til:eapLero,ntfloronmj:::ll::: they were first . The 1) ,ke of tract al rivCcudidaatpl'ilaerai: 0100 cSeadAttincir,ctcr,loa(ryi:iiyen.gvening, accompanied by Colonel old from , Mls.llc EY EY i General ALA arrived the ill' the Swedish Government toot began to discover the absurd impolicy of its 5 7 1 ` tern of prohibition with respect to artieleS 01 commerce; but it has gone so far wrong, and in these Joarnslt much deranged all the ordinary twieltinery of node , that there is now great difficulty io resuming al . right course.' For the purpose of remedying tbg must injurious e ff ects of this mischievoas yueetr, Stockbaltnoi, ll'e accounts the Diet is i it seems , to lit: ca lled upon to " i/ ' the subject into consideration.- An ar t i cle from Marseilles states the reeeir °I i nte lli gen ce there from Sc. Domingo, tarati°"' that there is a third Chief in that Island, whclgc: cupies the mountains above Jeremy, still ,e/lsinil be whom PrrtoN is obliged to em p loy a consiticni body of troops to keep him in check. . , i Trieste.os seized zed board a It is stated from Vienna, the 2001' u lt. 0 011 ' 1 , Ex-General SAVARY was under quarantiee ° „ a il of Frorn Munich we learn, that the 1,0 0 - - r u n its' State is to be emplvyed in arranging-11 tAni n taillsvecenisisactilloaflreo.riilenvneistilnati.lyternre,i.untileirisaploolseeros : r:: (1 : establish' Lion for Bavaria, on the bas is of the re• oh . meat of this ancient Provincial States. The F ic ite " n General e„,iirisi ts, again rumoured, urbEisiTms,obuewerillodo:lttilateicarletaptiut:rcilli:iiseteg,(ol,o:inord;:be:.' .' , w o o. The C TL o N ni ß t ß it ß u d tio w n it t l o d t l i S l S e o ß lv a t ili t w ile iak t ta f t o e r s, 4 ::o l : l ; .' Or , but 6 11 London'is mentioned in these JOllene''; b vr t. departure of the Duke de IA C O4ll of them states, that be warcorning he re (1 . 111 i : vale business. It h a s been shie he il y l4ll4 cB 14 nvtrttl°ll6 that he has been presented t o t GENT. 46f 95c. French Five per Cents.--Sa:urd4 u sec pposition, • ---m- 0110 ' At the 0 . , dlitrentir been at present to make their main fect.ol`, 'Pro the m ' su proposed continuance of tile 00'45 °oo real iL.b Liberty, to StPht"l" ACT, We.deenl it 0,0001 la re n a l 0 and their literary 3 i 04 adopted which _ s. - subject. We have before Pli'led: 'lneasoa . i tist!rs a t : again , if any honest man 10l lb' east r t I bas no renewal of that Act , 93( , t io rePlue at rattler strong reasons . t $ oleo'. to reintce 11 4 1 braio does not, ai nlletie" 4 of .but only the 1 ert y as may produce . t ' lie totA „vetth .o; ; id Lim any other mot i ve s cha" zcal for tile. i 1 and section of our Political Establislnvent iti tiod State • , must be evidelit to all ro 0 checks such ;01 91 : 'ls: .( li iot'' proposing a restriction upon the Set.l e ti e; Rebellious but the Well:ire of the S (3l t ille ;( the mere subordinate interest of retaining co, places ? Besides, if theytii,gast tl'er,,,. were to pie at l a , 0 roe' lame by undue restriiiott ul 0,0,. h ? interest 'lsuie fully Ik°llii;i"ilsit'elirlslll4,lscreoril wool(' . m, the voice of the conntrY It 0 drivi thetas ' lem from their stations. Tb e et° n a ice ° . as absurd as it is `malevolent. AO here . ot ot ' 9 not help noticing a must indecent Atte°, flied, Of the reports of the debate in the goo se ° . $ ll r,ardtlg on Tuesday last, to foist we upon .1,-- or hi!, , 0 " , words which it . . is impossible that v.- lot i r• should have tittered. His Lordship in ''' lit . lis t tnUbt consider as an erroneous accottot " f I* J, tiii said, states, that he, Lord GagY, tteci3fe 1 ' li d ra too II " at ti ' Its present Moment Goverifille,- iv s • in g out lures and incitements to iiottn°f bise. descriptions, to brio., forward budgeti ' 0 . „ se , ho oils put ods agreeable to their employers. , ie jec , ' it to the candour, thegood ense, ti at . sibl' t " pi He of Englishmen, whether it is Fos , if,e , i (11:VI je. Nobleman of his high t.sientg" ll.' '01('-' his sea° ~, rank, his elevated sentitnents, and . il if .°"' corum, could possibly haventterea a 04000 liberal, so indecent, and which he to not 11' .. ir,li. • ? I t l ' ' woold be totally without foundatto" ~i t Or; possible —and, for our part, notw;thstano' :',04 o nd I we Presume to differ in pOlitical Vie" 3 deciiie.,; ter u"r elf tildes with his Lordship, we e n • ; ist sn "Itlilil protest against so daring st eel o.l' 40011 as the imputation of such hingtogc 1' .1 • uttplies, upon his Lordships character' , te ...,,onts were ill We lament to state, that ae.v- • $ dre f a aro se ceived in town this porning 0 Oa Ito - Fire which broke out on goods), eve n . l • 1 , 5 , fe r Qt. 1110111$ Oi seven o'clock, in the parish or -' n'ser 9456' At tuated between I;xeter and the .-1: , Os. i , r of " Correspondent writes, that tt Itufnii' , otars, tad Wer e la ' covering near an acreof gro A llf' freedom. ete the en dR. o.e b e iv I,a Constitut io n t li re THEATRICAL REGISTER. Per Armed Last A'ight. nrit/RY-LANE.—The Deril% Bridge C Count Belino, Mr. Ilorn ; itosaleina, Mn.s Mountain. After which, The Inn , keeper's Daughter. CovENT-Gan nr N.—Cato : Cato, Mr. Itertsble; Marcia, Mrs. Egerton. After whicu , The Libertine. MAILS. ARRIVF. I )-IGottenhurgh, I Dublin, 2 SVat erford. Dug-1 Hamburgb. _ PRICE OF STOCKS . THIS DAY AT rvaLvr. D'C.LOCK. 3110* Cent. Red- 724 I India 80nd5,..... Fil ls. EI..N. pr. 4 per Cents , . - 901 I Exch. liill., 5 prr Cent; NAV) , Ann... 10 Cuus. for July, .. l• ii Bank L.Aiin....161 t i -I riths E. EYTON, Stock-Brater, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Cutenti y-strect. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TuEsuAT, JUNE S- Atustrdatu le 0 B. 2 Us. Ditto, at Sight 37 6 Ainstet dant Ditto, at Sight ... Rotterdam . Antwerp... 11 14 Ex.rilauey Hamburg!) .3.1 tl cl Us. Altoll.l Paris, 3 Day's sight ` , Ditto Bon rdvaux, ditto Franlitort on the Main . .... 146 Ex Alone, ill ail rid . • 35* Effective Cadis Seville Billma 35, Gibraltar Leghorn . •• Genoa... 45 -Venice Malta... .. 47&---Naples. 4O Palermo Lisbon Oporto Itio Janeiro .... Dithlin ' 13...... Corti .. ... 124 p e r C en t.' * Agsu of the Batik on 'Holland.... 0 Portogal Gold, in Coin l. O 0. 0 per Oz Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 19 0 • New Doubloons Nvw Dollari 0 5 9.4 Silver, lit Bars, Standard 0 6 3 HIGH WATER AT LONDON IMIDGt: TO-11101111.0%V. Morning, 11 minutes after 7. I Ereunig, 34 minutes After 7. ~ •,~,~