The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-11 00:00:00

AMERICA.

BOSTON, MAY 7.—lt was reported at Baltimore,
on the tst instant, that CHRISTOME, the Negro Em-
peror Of Hayti, had arrived in the outer harbour of
that. place.

The Wasp Sloop of War sailed from Washington,
for England, the .c,;4th tilt. Mr. PURVIANCE, late
Secretary to-the American Commissioners in Low-
don, is a passenger: •
The Eletaion in New York, for State Officers,
has closed.. The result throughout the Common.-
wealth has not as yet beewaseettained though it is
certain ,t hat a more vigorous. exercise of all, the force
and 'talents of all the parties therein, was never more
fully displayed on any similar occasion. , In. the city
of Nev York,•The whole number of votes was 9292.
The majority for Governor LEWIS and Lieutenant-
- Governor STORM, (on the Federal Ticket) was about
:134-;- the average:majority for Assembly-men, 41*,
in fit-our of:the Democratic, or Clintonian Ticket.
The whole number of votes last year was 7152 ;
Federal increase this y9ar 1.13g-r—Jacobin, 994.
' MAY
,Guide, • off Cape , Hatteras,
sp,oltejlie Commerce, froM the Spanish Main, who,
a fetudays previously'had fallen in with the Depitart:t;
British 74, by whom they were informed, that
suent.* Ayres had been re-taken by the
.• [Asiliere are no dates to this report, it is impossible
to say What credit ought to be attached to it.: We,
however, think it 'will prove to be nothing more
than, mistaken report of the capture -of Monte
Video.]
Colonel BURR is now at Philadelphia, In passing
through -several towns in Virginia, he. was noticed
with distinguished marks ofpopularfilvour. A party
of Gentlemen at Alexandria, gave hint a public
dinner.

The Hon. Mr. EttskiNt, his Britannic Majesty's
Minister to the United States, is also on a visit .to
Philadelphia.

Parliatnent, it is expeded; wilt sit till the second
week iti'l3.tigtist, and then be prorogeed. Tic re-
eleaion of Mr. ABBOTT, as. Speaker, *ill be moved
for by Mr.' PF.R CEVA r., and to which no opposition
is expeeted. Mr. iionnoust will 'probably be re-
chesen also Chairknan of Ways and Means.
The `•Duke of NOqITIII7MBERI. AND, it is under]:
stood,•llas'inanitested -an intention of stipporting the
new Administration.

• .
Mokit.. of the Irish Members will be over by the
. •
22d inst. (the Meeting cif Parliament). Mr:•FosTEA,
-the Chatiddbrof the Exchequer, -embarks for ling 7
land early ii the•next week.
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• The following san -Extraa from 3 Letter, dated
May 2;1,1807, which:has beep received by Colonel
• CAMPBELL, commanding the Leeds District, York-
shire
" Major-Gen. has received the orders of the Com-
mander in Chief to express to Lieut. Col. Campbell, in-
spectink:.Field Officei, at Leeds, His Royal Highness's ap-
„probation of the judicious measures he adopted when called
upon by the Civil Power, in consequence of the riot which
took plac.e in that town, on the -inth inst. and the moderation
and judgment with which he appears to haVe conducted
, • ' ' - •

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•• Major-General Hewgill is further dime-fed to signify to
(..:aptain Stackpole and the Officers and men under his com-
mand, that the favourable manner in which Colonel CaMpbell
has reported their humane and soldier-like deportment, under
the circumstances of the gross provocations they received, .is
extremely gratifying to the Commander-in-Chief, as afford:-,
ing the most sa`ttsfattory proorof the high state of discipline
.-61 the inniskillen Dragoons."

Died,. on,the :7th ult. at Margate, Miss. ElAn-
-itiET JEFFERSuN, daughter,_ of t Ito late JA*ES..I-