The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-25 00:00:00

:tassagaYs as they have, and in course of time must lose ; but
`have not heard of their burning one waggon since we ar-
iarter.
,ed. They never seize and burn the waggons that come
111°/11 them to smuggle ; this shews that they like to trade by
)
MY firm opinion is, that if the Portuguese do not
trade directly with them, that other savage nations lying be-
ween them and the Caffres collect the elephant's teeth from
then'' and take the teeth to Europe, while what furs they ob-
lain
th e are sent to India. King KIKER's Caffre tribe are by far
t ost friendly to the English. Their country lies the nearest
tort Wiltshire, where there is always a large military post.
-the Government has built a stone house for King BIKER,.
and has from time to time made him and his Chiefs many pre-
King KixEn often wears a dress, which he says his
'other King GEORGE gave him; but he always asks for
"Ilething for his Chiefs, and is much displeased if they do not
get it, When Lord CHARLES SOMERSET was in Cafrre land,
1
made Ding Krxrn a present of a horse he rode, and
also 1n taking a liking to his military hat, he gave him that
30 this he often wears, but his general dress, like all the
C4ffre tribes, is skins."

Nu.elc• [From the American Papers.]
arn from an Officer of the Hornet, that a very favour-
' alde inlpression had been made at Havanna, by the respect
15ri'even to the Revenue Laws of that Island by Capt. HENLEY,
to:3king permission to take on board the salvage money, a
irbte tesY not usually paid by British and other armed vessels.
1_ Permission was very promptly given, with a suitable ac-
kiio„l_,
`c°gThent of the respectful sentiment that had dictated the
aPPlication.
The
British naval force in the West India seas is represented
a: quite
respectable, but they are too profitably engaged in
PiZel"ting money from port to port to attend to the acts of
Y committed even on their own commerce. Their con-
4tict`'
sin this respect had excited much dissatisfaction, and, it
1:43 Said, representations on' the subject had been made to
Lloyds, with a view of their being communicated to Govern-
'''eht•--(l3caeon. )
jr°llAcco.—An experiment has been tried with success, at
seeen3burgh, (Penn.) to raise tobacco plants in a hot bed from
lel ed procured at Havana. The seed was of that sort raised in the
and of Cuba, from which the tobacco is obtained that is used
la
th‘‘ segars and which brings 80 dollars a cwt. Some of
lealeaves,
of what has been raised at Greensburgh, measured 25
1 7
cues in length, and 16 in breadth ; and several cart loads had
cut and housed on the 20th of last month. The blossoms
t"ne stalks left for seed had then fallen off; and the pods
Ate
full of seed. The luxuriance of vegetation in early plants,
• 4:
SheWn by this experiment, more than compensated for the
_ iZhics of the hot bed, and was considered as placing. the dis-
lout, here the tobacco was raised on an equality Nyith more
nern latitudes.—(./Vcir York Commercial Adverti.ber.)

Antidote, one of the most loyal and spi-
el`led of the Irish Journals, has taken into its
• iii°,:(l'l,nns an article which recently appeared in
I),:s,jraPe_r, in answer to an illiberal declaration
cri, —lin Ball, that he " hated Dissenters of all
to-,,sseB." The article in question, we have reason
eve, was not only admired by " Dissenters
°I) 411 Classes," but by the Members of the Esta-
list
y YChurch in general.
esterday his Royal Highness the Duke of
hi t; held a Levee as Commander-in-Chief, at
• s °Mee in the Horse-Guards.
13iesterday a Messenger arrived at the Foreign
I,6k:e in Downing-street, from the Marquis of
t'b°l4l)Eatty at Vienna.
• 4-eett
e" by yesterday's' mail from Paris
state,
ITO tlve°lllll6,* to the most recent intelligence.
r;' lenha the three Sovereigns of Russia,
caupstt,-"la3 and Prussia, were assembled in that
tki-,,m, and only awaited the arrival of 'the
°` IVELLINGTON, to enter on the important
"sin
ess for which they had met.
5 EXPORTS.--During the month of April
sy,lets%7l,tre Were exported from Denmark, and the Duchies of
stye, end Holstein, 13,508 Tons of Wheat, 67,993 Tons of
• Pounds d;/,2,0_6 Tons of Barley, 20,694 Tons of Oats, 655,86
istitter.
AVIstI
'
DEIST.--Letters from Madrid of the
',ea, -Ist• state that the interest on the vales
ee4-leim-n, the payment of which had for some years
dis) is now to he paid. The order for the
• 'luacarge of the half year ending the 30th of
tie
t has been issued.
A "Pears by letters from Lima, of the 17th
pemParil, that the defeat of a party of the ntl e-
on-, e I
its by the corps of Royalists under the
• tti msnd of CANTER AC, has been extremely mag-
s. Tipsy ° ill the statement of that event received, by
-n
f the
Ayres, and that so far from pro:
oviceagLanY beneficial results, it has been fol
roiaj `'l3r-consequences highly detrimental to the
I)4v ;,,cause, no less than 09 officers and 1,500
:241,eisttelyfCANTEIIA:CiS. deserted
after the battle, and joined SAN
j This latter circumstance is placed
lett"u lift doubt, by its being.contained in the
to ers -c
13 "1 persons attached to the Spanish cause
Pre'ser°, and therefore naturally disposed to re.
/ro„,ent it 111 the most favourable light possible.d
4t the official accounts 'of the battle•publishe
den:t"a, it is evident that the defeat of the In.-
heyndents
.was caused by a surprise, they
(141.16,ng been attacked in their encampments.
iq vig the night, rather than by any inferiority
41°ur Or discipline.
PrlBecretary PEEL not being in town, the
tacit amations appertaining to the Home Depart-
Se'' ,
e t,,,h„ave of late been signed by the other two
toil Liles of State. Last night's Gazette con-
ter°ne relative to the destruction by fire of a
ty Sje:elonging to the Earl or CARNARVON, which
yie reu by Mr. Secretary CANNING. •
80pill feel much pleasure in stating that Lady
GRESLEY continues to improve in her
nobland is likely to be soon restored to her
La°d'airdly and friends.
1(11/cY l(NiGirroN, the wife of Sir WILLIAM_
favour who has lately risen so highly into,
ll
Tor C" with his MAJESTY, has long been admired
• tnios-, er talents in painting, and is held in the
' teem for her domestic virtues.
Ettltty e p
orter of
the late Marquis of LONDON,.
.1443te, diei,d on Saturday with grief for his late
'.tar a" Previous to the melancholy event he
The
tlirery
healthy and strong man.
tow Debt
baying b_een fitted for a breakwater, at Harwich,
steat4 ed fronl
• ti vessel Chatham on Wednesday last, by the Comet
, •
tturin„,,ssaries of the E • have visited this city
xcise
•4M Preseni wpueerksu,
Pursuit
the. .purnsue, osfcr.ansacking shops
ttiPec:o°usess
At one highly
underp in the silic°traleegthey seized a parcel of Irish
ticoarle
isiiiik.eepetrshe pretence that the duty had not been
*idi '5113; but . exhibited the invoice from an eminent Lon-
kiln a Auantit in vain. At the same shop. they made free
toYr.;.o,l:;ig'Ornivieh crape, and actually carried it off,
manufacture !—(Bristol Mercury.)