The Sun. — London, England, 1817-06-07 00:00:00

W e 14 4 received. with reference to this sub "he fulkwiog Letter : iii"' tist‘ i co', I• LISBON, Mau te. 4 c ° ll spiraey against this Government bas 'tent anti suppressed. Goxes7 PRIORI DO I►Aa at the head of it, and its object `ng short of an entire Change in the So. Katie is now iu the Fortress of St. 141 "1 other Conspirators art arrested, Pint acme to be effectually frus -e have not the slightest apprehension 44 banee of the public tranriorilitY." D LETTUR 9110211 TUB AGENT TO AT LIMON, DATED 24TH IkIAY. Monte title re has just arrived from he toiled on or about the 26th March, time_the Governor was gJetting three 14 1" to take troops in to attack the Re.; 1110 at Pernambuco, having first taken the to Place all the artillery, military 7 . under the charge of Europeans. At trt was quiet." Ptirro ..—........ --Rh LItTTEII, SAME DATR.) 14 t: Monte eillegre arrived to-day 0 w i t , , tho l i t slug intell igence .of the continuance tilt% 14111 tY in that Government. The Instil'. i i 4 t No m tm. th) atubnco was known there, and the 4 4 t. had i, ~, % 14„t it Illneatately recourse to decided tt, :)Prevent any interruption of the tie e i,, t public i it ttrii i . oged the G arr ison. and arrested " iION', c c 413 characters, and he is stated to have i,.‘- ittl L , ,4 4 , 1 .". t tli oce stro ng l y armed merchant VesSe l i .41 : 'lt e port of Pernambuco, kn 0.„... t . 1 , 4 „, , .i.iloot has alio) heel) received here that un e t . , . I _ 41111 "ntlistllit y rensains undisturbed at ~,. 'lrk , . , 1% lito '---....ctsr— ,‘ 4ty 'lu ng we received letters front &lint it h 41 1 . Y the Leeward Isla n d ;Hail, Vt ; hiCh 4 t ti lt p atriots are gaina on successfully. b A law froin tLfttg, bteil April 23. stares, the he boil baiied tioin Milip rettik for the River °loon°lto, in order to assist the Patriots in that quarter. Shortly after quit ting that Port be captured a new Spanish brig, completely 'equipped, which will be a valuable ac quisition to theltulependent's Fleet. In the con cluding part of his letter, he says every thing goes on well, and the fate 1)1 the Republic will soon be decided. Boston Papers to the 14th May, Philadelphia to the 10th do.. and New-York to the 12th do., arrived this morning. 1.14.08 the Aurora of Philadelphia, of se Ma►y.] CURACOAt: APRIL 19.—We learn from Porto Cabello, that General MORILLO had arrived at Maracay. Private letters mention, that Brigadier PASQUSL !UAL has .been put under an arrest in the Castilla del Colorado in La Guayra, and that Brigadier MORALRS, Colonels URIIIESTIRTTA and Qusao, and Captain At.axes, are alto in arrest at Puerto.Cabello. No reason is assigned for the. confinenseut of these Officers. Brigadier Samot.to is Captaiu•General ad interim of Carraccas, Excellency Dot► SALVADOR DR Mox having prti. ceeded for the Army. We received this moi ning the Paris Papers of Wednesday last. The following are Extracts : " PARIS, JUNit 4.—The Duke of Wellington will in a few days return to Cambray. " The carriage of Pere Elysde was overturned yesterday in Rue de Rivoli. Pere Elystle was not hurt, but his coachman was wounded. • " The Duchess of Orleans was delivered yes terday morning of a Princess. " The Ciovernment of Basle has taken mea sures to save, from the effects of their own im prudence, the individuals who, without any re sources, would' proceed to Holland in ortlei to embark for the United States. Persons wishing to e mi g rate will no longer obtain passports, unless they can prove glut they have in their possession, besides the money necessary for ibe expencog of their passage, a sum of 200 florins ; and 100 florins for each child they have with them. " FuNin.—rive per Cents., Tuesday, 66f. 80c, STUTTGARD, MAY 27.—The King has made a Declaration to the States, which his Majesty states to be his last attempt to come to nn agree ment with them with regard to the Constitution. " HAVIBURGII, MAY 20. -- Ismail Gibraltar, Captain in the Turkish Marine, and Agent-Gene ral of the , Pasha of Egypt, in Europe, has arrived here from Leghorn on his way to Copenhagen and Stockholm." EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT LIVIMPtIOL, DATED JUNE 5. " Since my last, 1 have to acquaint you of the arrival of the ship Julius Cesar, MACEY, from New York in 21 days ; also the Rapid, STANHOPE, and Magnet, Daaw, from the same place, which have brought 10,000 bags of Wheat, bebides Flour. By the conclusion of the week we shall have a vast import of Cotton, Rice, and Flour. Notwith standing so great an import already of these arti cles, they have not suffered any depression. Flour in price, 795. to 80s. Cotton still keeps its price, nor is it anticipated that it will in the least de cline or give way." Various rumours were circulated yesterday re specting certain acts of atrocious and inhuman treachery said to have been latelV perpetrated by the DitY of Atotuas, and of which the British Consul, resident in his dominions, was among the foremost victims. The following extract of letter on the subject from Mr. TUPPER. our Con sul at Barcelona, was deemed of sufficient int portance to be posted up at Lloyd's yesterday af ternoon. It will be observed with satisfaction, that Mr. Tuner sees reason for discrediting the story 44 BARMANA. MAY 2e, um—Letters from Alicant of the 14th inst. advise, that a report prevailed there of the Dey of Algiers having again violated all Treaties by the inhuman death 'of his lqiesty's Consul, and his ,Catholic Ma jesty's Consul, with the whale of their suite, &c.; that the fortifications have not only been completely repaired from the effects of the gallant and. successful attack of Admiral Lord Exmouth, but considerably improved; and that the Dey had admitted many disaffected French Officers, &c. who were occupied in organising troop, and placing every thing in a formidable state of deleoce. However, .the authenticity of the above is put in doubt by a declaration made me by Captain Dewy, of the Gibraltar brig Mercury, arrived here from Mahon on the 19th inst., that before be sailed on the 17th, a Spanish brig, commanded by Captain Escuileit, arrived on the lstb, who sailed from Dona 10th inst., at which period nothing new had transpired, ex cept that two armed Algerine brigs 'had arrived at said place f rom Algiers, bmtnd to the e astward, in quest of the frigate, and other presents expected from the Grand Seignor. I therefore, indulge the hope of such a horrid catastrophe as reported from Alicant will prove unfounded. • (Signed) "P. C. TUPPER, Consul," Yesterday the. Prince ESTEitli AZY, the Austrian Ambassalti►r ; Prince CASTKLCICA-LA, the Sicilian Minister ; and the Duke de efIATUES, had au diences of the PIIINCH REGENT) at eltrltoll HOUSC. Olt IONA!, POSt'llY. via itxnutm ttOYM.• When Cone to the nIKc6 tuck a daring Address, PrOM a coarse Jacobiriical crew, neared on their SoOreign those ttoetrines to press That mankind, if adopted, would rue, TIM PRlPiet thus reply'd * -In ao affable mood, 1 As I know that all titles you slight, 1 ' If agate you toms bete with Addresses so rude, •"1 really must make you a Ktdigkt. VVAT4'I4I,CO BRIDGS. The Ceremony of opening this beautiful and useful Ornament of the British Capital, the Ran porittnt of the World, is to take place on the 18th instant. His Royat Highness the PRINCE REGENT has graciously promised to attend on the occasion, and the Duke of WELLINGTON l; also signifed•' that be will return to this Country to add to the splendour of the 'scent. Bands of music are to be stationed in order to give due effect to the pro gress of the ceremony, and a Medal is to be pre pared, to be resented to his Royal Highness and other Illustrious Visitors - who are expected to be present. The %hole will most probably eansti . tute a spectacle in the highest degree striking, interesting, and impressive; and we doubt not that all due care will be taken to prevent disappoint thent and interruption. tilt , , I Nat the eppv• er 4 ()*C,I h at i tte9. l d4:4l, end that 110 i 14%0;114411N: w ""amisticel. tear lehl l 4 a I'R t 1 , CPO V. Roam 'aorta. ', // ..deratMant • who was eotivicted same time r• j „ Cu d corrupt perjury in the Court of urt , 41 14 with a * • 1 view to detraui. certain : Ire 111 u P 64 a tulip , of which he was part t u h r ti - 8 brought up to receive judgment ; and 7 114 !enced to three months imprisonment r a, at the expiration of that time, •,.7.lglintted fur *trim years. 4e, • lia,trn iCAL REGIS TER. 3 / 30 Y 4 rIngel tv ha _ Lost Night. r a t il L t. tsZ nglistt Fleet. After which, Paul and 'l4abgri II roseeptiocn : the Duke, Mr.Yomng; MIN After which, The Forest of Bondy. Of 21A1LS. sAt iispdsrs, I Leeward Islands, I Lie. Dure.4 Holland, I Baal- 144 . 1 aetY anrit i er °r ,k d e . is PRICE OP STOCKS 111 111 I)Ar AT rWiII.VB o'Cuue c. .1 4 4 I 44 , 4 , 11 $$ .... • r 721 Bank L. 5ten.....131 3-tatbs t o; ..... • •.. • • indis bas. pr. P ti • •41 7 sal Excel. fur e t: . Kj pe i 7' l ' 6 E OP EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Sintt R. .. id ts 1L t Us. 3/ 3 vateiti . •• •• t .13 C. F. '* .*.i . . • it 10 „. ...... 1. • •• • •....... iAI .r .. 33 • 0 2i avail ..... *sight 0 , '24 60 .......... . ................ 94 30 11 Ua. 24 20 P ' •„ti ri - fte34atts .... 147 ga.tioney irw er • Sli F.Seeti re ..... . ..... s6 Sticktis ...... . . ... giik7 ..... at 411 I " ... ..... 48 ....Venice l7 rt .. ..... — 4 7l—N;sples 4O .. .. .. ........... 4 ll9 per Os. ....... .. SS ) 14 '; ..... elf to o s ..... lift 4 tt li i;i:•• • 13.-- Cork.. ... t 2 per Cent. o f t a i , thil en Huliaad. ca (204 k" Soil) ...... L. 3 1 9 0 per O. ul MITI 3 19 0 0 a 2 - i 1 41 44 . 4 02s Standard • 0 6 3 II ••••••••••••••••••••• W ATER ' 114 rLo N DON BRIDGE Tt!-Hoßßow • lainutea alter S. f Erruing, 18 luickutes after 9. THE SUN. matemege====e pit R, 414 . 111 4 QVIA nrcw K a rntr>sv ~ Attrit'AT kt l 1 11 1 1 I,OlqD ON tdrrniDdir, JUNE 7, 1817. tip rios n' ev s received this morning of an able ' 44 A Insurrection that bad broken out in For. The particulars leave not wholly transpired, iii , ' learn that the leading Conspirators bad ion • ,d hitt anti secured. It was hoped that all ( 43 .3 . *a uld soon be suppressed, when the ad- os di' h. tlle a way. • dtteti At! N A , h tthir I , rC I tC 'a wt ire tt tAt t ' t it 4 1, 1.ny l Th e , 1 4; sh t o j 'eat ' O 4 at 11 e te ' '', ll ll4t t C 0 1 ! 4 LI WINDSOR, Jura 6. Yesterday morning her Moassre, accompanied by Princess AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, attended by Ladies MELVILLE, TAYLOIt, and CAMPBELL, left the palace for Ascot-heath, where they arrived soon after twelve o'clock. They were received on the race-course by the Duke of Yoak., the Mar quis Cc/Bt./WALLIS, Sir HENRY CAMPBELL, Gene rals DEBUDE, CARTWRIGHT, GWYNNE, and TAY- Loa, and a greet concoct; se of peoPle were collected round the Royal carriages. The Royal party pro ceeded to the PRINCE REGENT'S Stand. After the third race the QUEEN and PaiNcesses proceeded in their carriages down the course to the Marquis CORNWALLIS% marquee, where a must sumptuous repast was prepared, of which they partook ; after which they returned to the PRINCR REGENT'S Stand, where they remained to view the next race. During this race the gigs and other carriages were robbed of property, particularly great-coats, which had been left in them, by a gang of thieves who have infested the races; upwards of 70 great-coats were stolen. Townsend, Sayers, Damen, and Rivett, the Bow-street officers, were very active upon the occasion, and succeeded in securing two of the gang. At an early hour a man was stopped in a cart with two sacks, at the turnpike-gate. The sacks proved to be illeti with great-coats which had been stolen from the eace«course; some of the box-emitt ire worth N. each four coats and a pelisse were stolen from one family. STALKING Vtotssyrtipz.--Buorunars, In the year 1804, ordered a Medal to be struck in ho nour of his meditated invasion of this country, in full confidence of success. On one side there was a portrai!,Pf himself in profile, with his name on the circle. On the other, there was an inscrip tion, importing that '2OOO vessels were ready for the occasion. The world need not be reminded that this silly menace, after all his boasted preparations, was laid abide.. But, to shew the folly of ambition, and the instability of all human grandeur, in the year 1815, this same mighty Conqueror, who was to over whelm the British Empire, and reduce it to a miserable dependency on the GRANDE NATION, was obliged to surrender himself to the Naval power of Great Britain. The ingeuions and pa triotic Projector of the series of NATIONAL ME.. DALE, recording our triumphs last war, has availed himself of this curious and interesting event, and introduced a head of our fallen enemy in that series, on the reverse of which is a representation of his surrender to the Bellerophon, a represen tation constituting a remarkable wilt in British Histciry. PEDESTRIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBES, BAKER walked. till eight o'clock on 'Thursday ev ening, when he had completed 494 : miles ; EA TObI continued 20 minutes longer, when be had completed 501 miles. Yesterday morning •started at a quarter before five; EATON tea mm notes 'before five. At five o'clock in the afternoon BAKER, had completed 40 miles ; EATON lb. -latter appenred.tn exert himself very much. Ohl BAANET, the veteran hero of the Pedestrians, „who finisked his task of 2000 .miles at Lower Tooting on Tuesday last, was yesterday on the gcound, and appeared quite lively. AscoT HaesTlL---The company was more nu merous,yesterday, being the last, than we ever re collect. There was but little betting. His Royal Highness the Duke of Yorm attended all tour days, and was not only well pleased at the sue cess of his horses, but expressed his high appro bation of the general sport. On leaving the Grand Stand, he said it was his determination to con tribnejall in his power to the future promotion of Ascot Heath Races. COI lON COUNCIL—A Court of Common Coun sel was yesterday held ut Guildltlt, fur consider ing the Report of the Special Committee appoint. ed to confer with a Committee of Aldermen, in rotation to the office of Gauger, when, atter con siderable discussion, it was resolved, That the Remembranter be instrncted to take measures tor withdrawing the Bill now pending in the House of Lords, for granting an equivalent for the di. minutia() of the profits of the office of Gauger of the City of London, and lacreating 014 payments to be mule by Brokers, SIIIP NEWS. DEAL, It/NR 6.—Att'.,ca, and sailed for the River, the Lady Castlerealth and Cambridge, from China ; West Indian.. COntc, from Antigni Friendship, GLascorT, from Demerara ; from Baltimore; Ann, LIAMILToN, from J imaica ; and the from Charleston for Amsterdam. Sailed the Thalia for Ceylon, and Lord Shimonto for Bombay. •Carne clown froM the River thz Palenton, for Nov York ; Caroline, fur Dente. rare ; and Alligator, f.r Sr. Vincent's. PoaissitouTt, JUNE 6 - -Arrived his Majesty's ship Prometheus from a cruise, and Forth from llalifax. Passed by for the Downy the Ross, flout Jamaica, and Flirr) of the Nile, from Demerara. AIH-Fortn Jurir s.—Arrived yesterday the Sandwich packet, Captain POTTER, with a mail and passengers. froth %Vaterford. Sailed this mingling the Gower, with the twil which arrived -from London yesterday, not being able to put to sea last night, in consequence of its blowing so hard from the Westward. _ PAGNOUTP 4.---Arrived 'the Noctoni packet with a mail from the Islatiils, in 3t days from St. Thomas'4 Expedffi - oh, 131EiRY, frOitl St. Michael's for Cork;'it i:h lost of fore-top-molt ysrd, &c.; and the Revetio*cotter fru►ti a cruise, . . . '. The Matilda, ofTlyinouth ,lrorn Co rk ,For New Stittih Wales-, with Colonel klastuNis and troops on hoard, was spoken with in hit:42. N. long. 14. 26. W. by a Swedish vessel, all well. The - Swede has arrived at Liverpool. CAMBRIDGC,, J use 5. The Chancellor's gold medal for the best English poem was on Saturday last adjudged to Bare Townshend, Esq. Fellow-Conitnoner of Trinity ll4ll.—Subk.et, Jerusalem. A special meeting tit the Governors of Adden brooke's HospitalWaS holden on Friday last, for the election of two Surgeons to that Institution, in the room of T.V.Okes, Esq. and F. Thaekeray, Esq. resigned. At the close ut the pull the num bers were, For Mr. John Okes ' 222 • Mr. Abbott Mr.licadly • 1:to The two former Gentlemen were of course declared duly elected. tie Fitzwilliam Museum has already received an augmentation of Grecian and Egyptian anti quities, from Dr. Fiott Lee, of St. John's Col lege, AiZ. a large Torso of Isis, in green basalt, a Stele of Verde Antic°, and small figures of Osiris bearing the plough, being the Plenates of Egypt, in glazed terracotta. LAME T A E. On Wednesday , morning last, a little after nine o'clock, the boat belonging to the Bang-up Coach. which mrets the Coach to the Talbot, in Shrews bury, left Liverpool on its way to the Rock- Ferry, .(where the Coach to this city stops) hav ing on board seven passengers, the coachman, anti two boatman. At this time the wind blew a per« feet hurrictne, and the waves rolled with tremedons vioiettet. Thetqat 1,.)4(1 scarcely reached the mid. way of its passage, about 2 miles, when it shipped an immense mass of water, fi Ord, and instantly sunk! The Coachman, who was heavily clad in waistcoats, top-coats, and boots, instantly disappeared, anti in u few seconds afterwardt, Mr. Jones, of White chapel, Liverpool, and a female, also found a watery grave !---During this afflicting scene, the boats from both shores were not inactive, and one in particular, notwabstrinding the fearful sea then running, succeeded in coming up to the fatal spot in about five minutes ; •other boats speedily tot• lowed, and happily succeeded in picking up the re mainder of the company, whom they brought safe to land.—We understand the bodies are nut yet found. Since writing the above, we are happy in being enabled to state, that only two lives were lost, viz, the coachman and the female passenger ; Mr. Jones swam from the place where the butt sunk, and was picked up by a boat from a ve.sel. The passengers saved, were rescued by the boat be longing to the Royal Alexander Coach, front Tranmere Ferr y .—(Chester Paper.) MELANCHOLY AND. SUSPICIOUS . DEATIL-03 Thursday evening, about nine o'clock, Mr. R. 'Bake, landlord of the London Arms Inn, itt Dartmouth, retired to bed in apparent good health. After about ten • minutes, he called for help ; when his wife and niece went up, anti found hint very ill and vomiting. They illy. mediately tent for medical aid, but within fie , : minutes after the Doctor's arrival he was di-ad. A Coroner's Jury, after the most minute investi gation, returned „their, verdict---Died - by Poison; but whether administered by , himself or another, there is no proof. The deceased was irtgood cir cumstances, and apparently of a happy disposition. • Lioneto Mottottn.---On Wednesday morning, at Sheffield, /4'illaa7ti King, of Charles-street, edge tool-maker, murdered his wife as she lay in bed with a tire-poker, without any provocation what ever. The inhuman monster al,;() intended to have murdered the children, one of which, a fine boy,. he gave Is severe walnut on the head with the same deadly weapon, but the neighbour: l i car:l4: a noise, prevented the wretch accompli d , H; horrid purpose. The poor wollian wiLs tound quite dead, with an infant by her side whiLh had received no injury. When the fellow wus take's into custody he appeared to be entirely uncon cerned at what had happened. The fire we mentioned to have broken out at Exeter, was, about seven o'clock on Monday evening last, discovered at the back of the Swan public-house, in C o wick-street, St. Thoteas ; it burst forth with great fury, and Soon commeni• cated with the adjoining buildings, which, being all thatched, cause d t h e fl a me to sine With att astonishing rapidity. The city fire-engines were soon cosaveyed to the spot, and every endeavour used to stop its ravages, but it was not until past eleven o'clock at night that the fire was got tin der ti t which tints two dwelling-houses, several cottages, breweries, stables, cellars, anti out houses of every , description were burnt to the ground. In the cellars of the Okeliampton 00 hogsheads of strong beer wete destroyed, with the etteks and brewing utensils.