The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-08 00:00:00

44;1%195enw and St. Petersburgh, and it is reported
that a great change had taken place in the ',pa-
cific• sentiments of the Emperor ALEXANDER With
'respect to Turkey. It is evident enough that
the Turks have no intention'of evacuating the
Principalities, and that no reliance whatever is
t
•,° be Placed on their reiterated promises to that
!fleet. The Emperor ALEXANDER 'returned to
Ir4Petershurgh on the 12th ult. afte! having re-
liewed his armies.
The intelligence respecting Spain yis of`a con-
flicting nature ; the French Ultra Journals re-
resenting ngthe insurgents as increasing in num-
sers and obtaining fresh successes, while the
etnish Papers contain official statements of their
ceAr"t in various directions. The self-styled
Art
of the Faith," under the command of
ths'tni) which entered Spain from France on
th ultimo, have taken up a position in
2e valley of Ruocan, acridhad, up to' the
,with, succeeded in avoiding an engagement
ch the troops under LOPEZ BANOS. The
.d...atter had collected a large force of infantry
a coalry, determining to attack QuEsADA
jilde report says that he had effected this object
ie g eleatin,
the insurgents with great slaughter.
tLther accounts allege that the insurgents were
:le successful party, but neither of the reports
r
vat on any solid authority.
the French Chamber of Deputies passed the
tie, ustoms Law b
e SCitting of Thursday y a considerable majority in
last.

Five-per FRENCH FUNDS.—JULY 5.
Cents. Opened at
Closed at 9l f. 55 c.
Bank Stock 1595 f.
exchange on London—One Month 25 f. 50 c.
Three Months 25 f. c.

th‘-harlestown Papers arrived this morning to
ec7th June. The following are extracts:
3,: ilis Britannic Majesty's brig Argus, arrived
IthaterdaY, left Kingston, Jamaica, on the Bth
f; at which time the Merchants and Planters
0 re anxiously-ivaiting orders from home for the
cP,ening of the West India ports to American
ct
th.l At is reported that the visit of the Argus to
ces' Port has some connexion with the trial of
stain pirates, who are to be arraigned before
44 United States Court in this city in a few
some of them are said to be implicated
implicated-
hhi the murderers of the. Captain of a British
siggon the coast of Cuba, about three months

cc ( Prom the Charlestown Courier, of June 64
da
About 350,000 dollars arrived here on Satur-
-0;1 from Boston ; they may stop here a few days,
day may be shipped South, or possibly in
Inas'iort time travel East again, which ever way
," h
.1% ue the balance of trade. "
8,,4 he following is from a Baltimore Paper of the
June
hi The Gridiron.—This publication,
cc 6 it was said was to be conducted by
d°liatrr, it appears is to be quite of a different
beseription. The idea, it is said, was first started
t 4): this political Proteus, andwas seized and
Pe 'fled against him, by an opponent, who it ap-
al I.3intends not only to broil this apostate` from
t;" creeds' but to baste him well during the
Aeration.
COLUMBIAN REPUBLIC.—The advices from
4-.lracas are to the 18th May, and are such as
tru:te the approach of the last scene of the
he:eic drama in the Columbian Republic.
dThe advice, are from Barguesemeto, the
quarters of General SOUBLETTE, who had
from VanenCia to command the forces
hit nst Coro
and Maracabo. 'These operations
ett:ce
i. been conducted with the most decided
for '.3
and Gen. SOUBLETTE has had the honour
fie second time of defeating the Royalists."
the heSe Nvers give some further particulars of
(pe:ttxenipted Revolution in the City of 'Potosi
TheuJ on the Ist of January :
°l6 keill.stlrrection was headed hy Lieutenant-Colonel-HoYos,
rNach t Possession of the city for many days. On the sip.
Issaed owever of 110 ROT o President of Chiquesata, HOYOS
oppo,ea,tiotice to the inhabitants, that finding himself unable to
trhe fu„,"is antagonist he intended quitting the city, and taking
!Area „`45 (amounting to about 440,000 dollars saved from
°Olio% rdrevi°,us.to its capture) with him. This the inhabitants
tromps
a desperate conflict ensued between them and
to ght-'45 111 which the citizens were defeated with great
bkt burin the conflict AI onoTo had advanced and
es the —sssession of the city, and HOYOS in turn was attacked
e'itie4Pe l'anish s
were
troops, after vainly attempting to effect his
Xhe combat w, as' of short duration. The troops of
Lklofie Pot to the rout, and he himself with several of
vate,-.." taken prisoners. Himself and 21 of the officers and
condemned to be shot which sentence was exe-
ee 'flowing day, and the Spanish authorities reinstated

W k
to the "ave great pleasure in referring our Readers
th detailed statements of the Revenue,' ford
sth
Years and quarters ended sth July, 1821,Iatn
veri uY, 1829.—The total increase of the e-
bi Ile for the whole year, notwithstanding the
.-tost„„
tiot,"ilealent of the Hop Duty, and the remis-
of the Agricultural Horse Tax and. the
• alt TN .
Al 4, -'-'utY, Is one million six hundred and thzrty-
jet 'thousand and thirty-one pounds!—The di.f-
thi.enfe occasioned by the remission of taxes in
liciii:`ast quarter has been estimated at nearly
Ai:: 4 Inilllo/2 ; so that there has been the pro-
-1670,8 increase of upwards, of two millions ster-
(l:',",?ru the taxes which were in continued
.
11,:tpu throughout the year ! NOlWithStalld
3itti. IV immense` deduction from the last quarter,
!00,0,,„.°P!, 70,000/„—Agricultural Horse Tax, say
tlee.„--4`,)---Malt about 210,0001.=--480,600/., the
(14:;a se) as compared with the corresponding
s,6`er of last year, is 'only the trifling sum of
fore °,7,1--Mre may reasonably anticipate, there-
gri? tat) notwithstanding the reduction of the
• ATaiteultural Horse Tax, and of the duties on
Of thand Salt, and the corresponding reductions
Atiali e. Public expenditure, the income of the
rollndelal year which has just commenced will be
.11141,80
jr:usvtertrerlmititnle, if at all, inferior to that which
urinate
with so many evidences of
g essive prosperity.
l'estp,..l •aid--.......--
ti ... -
"ay his MAJESTY, the Duke of YORE,
Vice
an° Princess AUGUSTA, attended divine ser-
-ITht til,le Chapel Royal St. James's.
14d _e A, n
°ltm CHANCELLOR and Count MUNSTER
04448thences of his MAJESTY yesterday.
his 11,.livat. aturdaY evening the KING rode out in i
Nlit - earriao.e, b w 5. and called at his Palace in Pim-
I, h7e his MAJESTY was received by Sir
.4keztdmeArnsyl.:.4WitgrrcE, the President of the Royal