The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

FRENCH.

Jan. 29, Five per Cents.
Bank SUiek 1538 f. 75 .c.

'We received this morning the New York
Eve?zing Post of the 31st December, being one
day later than the last.arrival, and Charlestown
Papers to the 2d January.

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, Dec. 27.

Mr. STIIILING submitted the following Reso-

lu tion :

Resolved, That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire
into the expediency of referring the unsettled claims against the
United States, growing out of the late war with Great Britain,
to the Third Auditor of the Treasury Department, to be set-
tled by him, under the superintendance of the Secretary of
War, upon principles of equity and justice, or to provide other-
wise for the disposition of such claims in such manner as shall
be just to the claimants and safe to the United States, and that
they have leave to report by Bill or otherwise.
The Resolution was laid on the table.
DECEIARER 28.

Mr. TREMBLE laid the following Resolution on
the Table :
Resolved, That the President.of the United States be re-
quested to cause to be laid before this House such communica-
tion between the GoVernment of the United States and France,
or such other information respecting the construction of the Bth
Article of the',Treaty of 1803, by which Louisiana was ceded,
respecting the seizure of die Apollo in 1820, for a violation of
our Revenue Laws ; and also respecting the discrimination
made in each County between its own navigation and that of
the other, as in his opinion it may not be inconsistent with the
public interest to communicate.
[From the Charleston Paper of the Ist January.]

FROM IiAvANNAn.—By the trading schooner
June we yesterday received a file of the .Noti-
cioso Mercantilc of Ilavannah to the 17th ult.
and from our correspondent the Conslituconal to
the 19th.

The elections in Iravannah, &c. for Deputies
to the Natiimal Cortes, and for Members of the
Colonial Government of Cuba, have terminated,
it would appear, in favour of the party friendly
to the Constitutional system, and in opposition
to the wishes of the Creoles of that Island.—
The Havanoalt Papers abound iu extracts from
Mexican Gazettes, dated to the 11th of October.
The independence of that interesting section of
Spanish America appears fixed upon a firm foun-
dation ; the cities of Guatemala and Ciudad
Real, in the province of Cheapa, were among the
last in which the declaration of independence
was promulgated ; they also furnish a complete
list of the Mexican Cortes.

IRELAND.----The arrivals from Ireland this
morning do not furnish us with many additional
particulars respecting the insurrection. All the
circumstances which we have hitherto stated,
are, however, except as respects the reported
attack upon Kanturk, fully confirmed. By
accounts from lianturk, it appears that that town
was threatened, during the whole of Saturday,
by the appearance of multitudes of Rebels on
the hills of Droumcummer, between. Kanturk
and Bantry. But on the military turning out to
meet
them, the Insurgents retreated across the
Blackwater.

A letter from Newmarket, the writer of which
had seen the assemblage of the Insurgents on the
hills there, and had witnessed the affair between
them and the military, states that thirteen of
the rebels were left dead on the ground.—
The town had remained tranquil and free from
assault, after this dispersion of the Insurgents, up
to Monday, and the spirits of the inhabitants were
cheered by the arrival of a reinforcement of thirty
infantry and twenty-five of the 6th Dragoons.
The neighbourhood of Goo'seberry Hill, in the
Limerick district, is much disturbed, and is
thought likely to form a place of general resort
to the Insurgents.
On Monday, the country all along the line of
road from Tralee' to Cork was observed to he