The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-08 00:00:00

PRIVY COUNCIL-(I HIS DAY.)

The Lords of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council had a meeting this morning. Those present were,
Egli BATHURST, the MASTER Of the ROLLS, the JUDGE
of the ADMIRALTY, and the Right Hon. JOHN WILSON
CROZER.

Their Lordships were engaged the whole morning in
hearing arguments in the part-heard appeal of Frankland
v. M'Gasty.
Mr. Buller attended as Clerk to the Council.

The packet ship Silas Richards, Captain
HOLDREDGE, from New York, arrived off Dungarvon 4th
inst. New York Papers to the 9th ult. have been re-
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house.
They contain accounts of a dreadful hurricane, or rather tor-
nado, in Virginia, by which many houses were blown down
and other severe damage sustained. The Silas Richards
ship report has also been received at the above establish-
ment, together with a letter from Capt. HOLDESDGE, of
which the following is a copy :

" Off Cork, May 3.
" We left our port on the above date, with the wind
*rorn the N.E. ; it continued from that point until the
11th, blowing most part of the time strong gales, and two
(lays and nights a terrific storm. Since the 19th we
made great progress up to the Ist inst., when it fell away
calm; and yesterday we got the wind from the eastward,
which still continues. The ships York, Manchester,
Helen, Salem, St. George, and Henry Kneeland, from
Liverpool ; the Brighton, from London ; and Francis 1.,
from Havre, arrived at New York from the sth to 7th
April.
" May 4.—Off Dungarvon. Wind at east."
Ship's Report.—Spoke, April 22, brig Betsey, of Liver-
pool, fi ont Jamaica for Belfast, lat. 40. 30., long. 10 ;
30th, passed brig Union, of London, lat. 50., leng.lB. 24.
List of passengers per Silas Richards—Mrs. DE
GitooT, three children and servant; Mrs.. WISE, Mrs.
HOLDRIDGIC, Miss ROBERTSON and nephew, Mr.
CHURCHILL, lady and son, Rev. CHAS. M'ILVAINE, Dr.
COBB, Messrs. J•IfICS STEWART. A. HADDON, W. LORD,
C. CONOREVE, HENRY TODD, H. LONGWORTHY, HENRY
CHEESBROUGH, --.ARIISTRONS, and R. 31ATTHIRSON.

We have great satisfaction in saying that in
consequence of the revival •f the glove trade, and other
causes, the working classes in this c:ty are much better
employed than they have been ; the applications at the
house of industry fur relief are less, by 50 lan- week, than
they were last spring. Though the importation of foreign
gloves has inflicted great injury upon the home manufac-
turer, we may hope that the latter will not in future sus-
tain so much loss from that cause, as the price of skins has
risen so much in France, that the manufacturers of that
country cannot now compete so successfully with English
glover 4.— Worcester Journal.
The mother of M. DE POTTER has deter-
mined, notwithstanding her advanced age, to accompany
her son into banishment. She has visited him in prison,
and there declared to him that this was her irrevocable re-
solution. M. DE TIELMASS has been dismissed from his
office of Referendary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs.—
The decree is dated 28th of April. This date is either
erroneous, or it must hare been conceived at the Hague
that the sentence against him had been pronounced some
days earlier than it really was. A young man in the crowd
that assembled to see M. Ds POTTER and his companions
return from the Court-house to the prison, having shouted
c' Vive M. DE POTTER !" was arrested.—• Brussels Paper.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, MAY 7.—Arrived from London the Guardian.
Creed, for Jamaica ; the Arethusa, Johnson, for Bativie ;
Para packet, Potter, for Lisbon ; Triton, Stagnall, for
Figuera ; and Hyndman, Moore, for St. Vincent...."
Arrived the Granger, Blenkinsop, from Corfu.
FALMOUTH, MAY 6.—Arrived the Jessie, Wilson, from
St. Domingo.
CORE, MAT 4.—Wind S.E.—Captain Harrison, of
the brig Hope, from Sierra Leone, reports that on the 17th
of April, in lat 40. 6. long. 33, he saw two rocks close
under the lee quarters at eleven o'clock in the forenoon•
In smooth water these rocks would be level with the
water's edge, and in the hollow of the sea Captain if'
could distinctly see six or eight feet of them down the
water. The rocks are in the Chart, and called " Gough
Rock." They are laid down in lat. 40. 28. long. 33.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Port-
au-Prince, dated March 20 :—" Arrived on the 18th the
French corvette Pomone, from Brest, with Baron Pichonf
Commissaire du Roi, to ratify the Treaty of Commerce
with Hayti. The following is a translation of a Procla-
mation issued by the Haytian Government on the 28th
of February :—‘ Secretary-General's Office.—Notice
is hereby given to commerce, and to the owners Of
Haytian vessels, that the Government of Hayti has re'
ceived information, by means of a despatch from Major•
General Carmichael Smith, Governor and Commander is
Chief of the Bahama Island., that by order of his Britannic
Majesty the Haytian flag will be received in the said
Islands with due respect.' "
LivitrooL, MAT 6.—Arrived the Asia, from St.
John's, N. 8., and Othella, from Savannah.

CLYDE, MAY s.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Gregg, rxerzi
Bombay.
SCILLY, MAY I.—Ths Mary Ann, Sims, from Nei►.
castle to Gibraltar, waalaid on her beam ends, having heel
struck by a heavy sea, thirty-five miles west of Scilly► ""
was obliged to cut away the head of her fore-mast, fore-
top-mast, several spars, sails, rigging, Ecc.

The Silas Richards, from New York, has arrived at
D u ngar van.
Arrived at New York—The Brighton, Silva, and Orbit,
Fish, from London. The Helen, Cobb ; St. George,
Taubman ; Ariadne, APKellop ; George Clinton, Raw-
son ; Manchester, Sketchley ; Salem, Richardson ; York,
Debost ; and Henry Kneeland, Coffin, from Liverpool.
The Majestic, Lawson, from Dundee; and Fermosh
Orme, from Havre.

Arrived at Boston—The Boston, Mackay, and Pacific,
Wood, from Liverpool.
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Arrived at China—The Isabella, Leeds, from Liverpool•
Arrived at Halifax—The Jean, Elastic ; Adelphi,
and Atlantic, from Liverpool.
The Atlantic, Francis, from the Cape of Good Hope,
sailed Bth March, has arrived off Portsmouth.

The Emperor Alexander, from Sierra Leone, is sur
pesed to have arrived off Portsmouth.

- Vessels spoken, with.—The Experiment, of Chepstow'►
bound to Halifax, 21st ult., in lat. 44, long. 53; Mardis,
bound to New York : Wellington, of London, to Quebec;
and Duchess of York, bound to Quebec, in lat. 50, long•
20, by the Corsair arrived off Cape Clear.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELTE 0' CL 0 cx.

Extract of a letter from New Orleans, 19th March
Our Cotton Market is in an unsettled state, and sales have
been made at a reduction, but fine qualities, however,
maintain their prices.
A letter from Albion county states, that on the 10th of
February a black cloud came over the town, from which a
shower descended as black as ink, which discoloured the
snow on the ground, and the rain was accompaniedly •
thick smoke.

The American Papers state, that it was reported that
Commodore Porter is to be carried to Algiers in a new
sloop of war, the Concord, now fitting out at Ports-
mouth, Newhaven.

Port-au-Prince Papers have been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house to the 15th of
March : they contain several addresses from varior•
parts of the Republic to the President Boyer, which all
agree in stating that the people would sooner lose their
lives than submit to Spain or any other Foreign Power.
Information has been received at Port-au-Prince, from
General Smith, Governor of the Bahama Islands, that
he has received orders from his Britannic Majesty that
the Haytian Flag Is to be received in the Bahamas with
due respect

The Legislative Assembly of Hayti has been prorogued
to the 10th of September next.

The following proclamation was issued by General
Ai izmendi on the 26th February
" People of Caraccas,—There is no doubt but the ty-
rant of Colombia is advancing with his legions, and that
he intends to violate the sacred soil of liberty. Veneto.-
liana, this is whst you wished ; the common oppression
has takea the decisive step which will result in the esta-
blishment of your previous rights. Liberty secures itself
by the blood of despots, and the whole transaction is in-
compatible with tyranny.

Venezuelians, this is the moment to fulfil your
solemn oaths; your property, your energies, every thing
in short, not excepting your lives, is henceforth not your
own, all is the property of your country and of liberty;
his Excellency, the Military and Civil Chief (Pass), who
has displayed distinguished valour in war, has declared
himself opposed to the iniquitous projects of the ungrate-
ful Caraccene Simon Bolivar ; he who has given so many
days of glory to the very man who now attacks his very
name, and that of his companions in arms, will crush
the tyrant, and your prompt and powerful operations will
carry the arms of Venezuela to the habitations of your
unfortunate brethren, the oppressed inhabitants of Bogota,
and to the remotest recesses of tyranny.
(Signed) "JUAN ARIZAIENDI."