The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-30 00:00:00

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Yesterday his M* esTY, .Princesses AUGUST?* and
itecquipanied by. the Hun. Nliss-EGEItTON,
(loutlt -Di11.4,13(TR, Gel), GARTH, and:Col. TAYLOR,
roU* Un i,6rsenock in. Wintiunr P4rk, and returned at
11,1-kivw o'rlock to the Nike.

The Cluerut and Piincess Er-rzkostrr toolt au
airing to kit oginoro, and xiiiketi in the Gardens.
Tile frtncess Avat.tA is not sufficiently 'recover•
rti ir;-.t» her. inOisposition to ar.cornpany. their Ma,
.tixt-t ficriloyal will retire to Frog.
nior., it i$ etpeth. d, daring their abNence.—Princess
MARY, it is supposed, will ..top to accompany her.

Mr. SUE:IO'O4N, it IS said, has announced to the
Trnsteeii and inultif4ious Creditors of Prury-Lane
Ttwafre, that,' be 0611 soon come forwiird with a
s;lnaloned by home of the cisief Cilatattersni
Qouotry, for rebuilding, that Theatro upon
rtwywficent scale, and will), a due prvvisiou for the
graiaLial liquidation of all detnatidtkupoo it.

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KINGSTON, APRIL 5.---Accounts from the Ha-
vannah state, that in consequence of orders, which
had been transmitted by the Supreme Junta, that
every Frenchman should leave Cuba within a speci-
fied time, the Governor of the Havannah had issued
a Proclamation on the 23d ult. directing all inhabi-
tants of that uaiion in the town to depart within se-
ventten days, and' in the country within twenty.
five days. The Proclamation had, such an instanta-
neous effect, that many, immediately began to seek
refuge on-board the British and American vessels in.
the harhpur. -
Orify afterwards a rabble, consisting prlncipally
of the lower order of. Spaniards, sallied forth, and
commenced the most desperate albs, by destroying
the dwellingsof those people, and
,committing every-
excess. Many houses were demolished, and several
Frenchmen killed and wounded.
,Affairs having
assumed a very serious aspeet, the Governor was com-
pelled to issue another prOclamaition; threatening the
rioters with ,the severest punishment. Tranquility
was It last restored, except in the interior, where
great 'consternation prevailed, many estates having
been' destroyed.
According to accounts from Caraccas, bythe.way
of the island of Trinidad, a combination existed
among several Officers, acid some of the principal
characters, to establish an Independent Government
there ; but the people rose in the cause of Fia.4.
DINAIqD 'the VIM, and seized the revolutionists,
twenty-four of whom were beheaded.,
The Flench privateer felucca Joseph, of three
guns and t 35 men, a: prize to the Argo frigate,. of
44 guns, Captain DIGBYi Was brought into Port-
Royal on Wedneiday...,y The 4rgo descried her at
anchor under the batteries of Santo-Domingo, on
the gllst ult. and conceiving it pra6tieable to cut her
out, three boats were iminediately dispatched for
that purpose ; when notwithstanding a heavy fire
was irept up train the shore, (she being within pistol-
shot at the furls), and the resistance made by the
crew, they gallantly succeeded in the ei.terprize.—
.
Lieutenant CitoYbort, of the Royal. Marines, and
six men, Were slightly wounded in the boats.

The ,aurora frigate,- of 28 guns, 'Capt. DUHR,
sailed on Thursday on a cruize.
Trie\cledion of a Representative in Assembly for
the parish of. St. David, in the room of Wm. KER,
Esq. dec. took place the sarnO day at Yallahsßay,
when JOHN SEIWART, Esq. was returned without
Opposition.

Argo frigate, of 44 guns, Captain DIGBY,
arrived the same day from oil Santo-Domingo.—
The Favourite sloop of war and SpiirrOw brig were
lift blockading the city. At the time the Argo sail-
t:ll, a Spanish brig fwd..; Pario-Rico had just arrived,,
With a reintercentent of troops fur Goleta! :jaI!4CHES
Da RAMIERBS. About ten days ago rhe.4rgo spoke
the Netley brig, of )2 guns, belonging to thel3arba-
does station.

We understand that the French pi ivateer schooner
La Superieure lately at-lived:at St...lloniingo, with 3
Considerable quantity of specie, and had sailed again
on a eroize.—La Senlinelle privateer schooner hod
also recently arrived there.
The Spaniards, it appears, intend Jo to make an-
other immediateattack on Santo-Dorrihigo ; great
preparations were going forward, and bey bad col-
leL•ted together a tolerable body (if troops;: the.re-
shlf, however, cannot. be anticipated—rim FrenCh
garrison were well prepared for them, and. proVi-
siotis of all sorts were