The Sun.
London, England, 1808-05-10 00:00:00

Consort have been permitted to' retire into rtariee by
Btie:lAPAarg, and we have no doubt, for very good
reasons. While the legitimate King is in the ha'nds'
of-the Foneh Ruler,. it will give him d'h additional
poWer over the I)erson whom he may suffer nomi-
nally to reign in Spain. With respeta to the PRINCE
of PEACE, the accounts are rather confused ; the ge-
neral opinion, however, seems to be, that he hai
been sent into France.

• Tun Expedition under the command of Rear-Ad-
miral KEATS was expected to sail from Yarmouth
early this morning. Its destination still remains a
profound secret.

THE Channel Fleet arrived at Torbay .on-Sunday
last, from their station off Brest. Lord GARDNER,
we understand, resigns the Command, on account
of his ill health. Lord GABBIER, as we'stated some
time ago, succeeds him.

• The dispatches which were so eagerly expeaed.
from the Prince of the BRAZILS; were yesterday re-
ceived by Government and by the Pormgnese 'Am-
-baSsador. They came in the Portuguese. Ship add-
fincl.i, Captain 0011CALO GOMEZ Us AIILLo, to
Falmouth. The PaiN'cE, hi we before stcs'ed,•' was
received on his arrival at Bahia, which took place on
the 19th of January, with every possible testimony
of regard by the people, who, for several ,dayi, illu-
minated their`bonSes, and had fire-works in honour
of the occasion. The Order that the Prince issued
on the 28th for the regulation of trade, Which we in-
sert. this day,,will be highly acceptable, to the tiler,.
cantle interests. :We are sorry to find, however,
that private letters state that the fleet of merchant
ships which quitted Lisbon, in- January bad been
separated by adVerse weather,.and that some of them
had fallen into the hands of the French and,Spani-
ords. -The Portuguese. veasels in the Spanish ports
pf South America had been Seized.‘. War had been
declared between the Portuguese and Spaniards in
that part of the world. The. British Squadron under
' the command of COmmodore Moots, and the.chief
part of the POrtuguese ships had 'proceeded to Bin. de
Janeiro.

The Prince had not. only itumediately.edopted
measures for the regulation of commerce, ,but bad
endeavoured to confirm the atTeaion of the people,
by the Most condescending affability. fie had
visited several parts of the neighbouring coraitry, and
was present at a bursting party about 15 leagues
from Bahia' . • .

Bad weather had s Tarated the Principe Reale from
the rest of the Squadron, but she was joined on the
15th January by the Becybrd Man of War, Captain
WALKER. The Atfonso had arrived safe at. Bahia
at the same period; and the rest of the Royal Family
were at Rio de Janeiro, with the British and Pond.
guese Men of War, some of which had previously
entered Pernambuco, after a severe hulloing with
the weather.

A 74, called the Don Jokn de Castro,, had been
condemned at Bahia,. as no longer tit forserviee.
Captain MILL°, the Otliccr who brought these
dispatches, quitted Bahia on the, tuth ..of February:
is'a•Lieutenant in .the Portuguese Navy,,:andthis.
appearance on 'Change, yesterday,
_in a superb uni-
-eXcited great attention and plea Sure,

Mr. CALCRAFT yesterday brought forward his pro_
raised Motion in the lieuse`ofeonnons, respe6iing
Sir RICHARD STRACHAIefi 5q1141.4011. The. Debate
terminated as we long-ago predi6ted it .would,, in the
complete justification of the conduet of the Beard of
Admiralty. ,We have not room to enter into any
detailed observations ati preient updh the subject,
and must (*rehire refer 'our Readers to the very
able Speeches of Mr.,W. PoLe and Mr. R. WARDe

At a. Court of Common Cotincil, held. at .
yOterday, the Committee of City -Lands deli-
vered a • Report for . improving Smithfield Market,.
which was agreed to, and the Committee were em-
powered to prosecute the same in Parliament*
The ,LORD iviefott. laid' hereto: thi#,Couti-ii
pending in Parliament Ibrestablishing:a Local.4lli-
litia, and the Committee tor. General Purposes were
empowered to watch the piogiess of the same. •

A letter from Paris, dated April 27th says,
‘f The latest tidings which we ,have received
from Bayonne are of the 19th instant. His
Majehiy the EMPIEROR was still in the Castle,.
near the town, and was; as on the preceding day,'
constantly at work in his cabinet. The !dint DON
CARLOS WWI seriously ill, and the Emperor had sent
him his own Physician. The Prince of ASTURIAS
was not yet arrived."

The second battalion of the 42d regiment, nearly
800 snong, was to march from Fort George on
Thursday laq. Their route is by the Highland
road' to Perth, And to Port Patriek.

Married, at ii.en,singtort, yesterday, JAMES SYKES.
jun. q, of Arundel-street, to kiattitiwr, eldest
daughter of 019 Lite Rev. Ttto*As' Awn Auni,
Reetor, of Theyclon 'Guam), Essx.
l'he great flak at Ruyton, in Shropshirt, was sold
auaion on the c2d ult. fur i 45 'guineas.

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