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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS L►IOEILE FALSUJI JUDXAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, AUGUST' 13, 1824.

We have received the Paris Papers of FriLisY
and the Mode of Wednesday. The Jourat2l des
D,:buts contains a new version of the capture of
I psara by the CAPTAINPACIIA,Wid also an account
of the reduction of the little island of Casa by
the Egyptian squadron. Nearly the whole v..
pulation of the latter island was destroyed. The
account of the CAPTAIN PACIIA'S explo►t appears
to have been furnished by a French brig of war,
which witnessed the conflict. It confirms ilia
former accounts from Smyrna, in all material par'
ticulars, and proves that tl►e ill-fated Ipsariats)
after having made a sharp resistance, were► Pot
betrayed by treachery, but overpowered by the
overwhelming superiority of force brought against
them. If the piersent statement is to be creditolt
the CAPTAIN PACIIA has relieved the horrors °f
the scene in which he was engaged by a ray °I
humanity rather uncommon as emanating from a
Turkish commander in the moment of victory.

A considerable sensation was created rite-
day in the City among the West India merchanth
in consequence of supposed intelligence from Ja'
make, that another insurrection of the Negroes
had taken place. The foundation for this alarm
was the following extract from the log-book of
the Ludy Mau Pelham packet,arrived from the
Leeward Islands, and transmitted by the agent
to Lloyd's at Falmouth .1-44 On the 7th instant;
in lat. 48. 52, spoke the Richard Reynolds) m'
London, Roumas, from Jamaica, out six weeks;
Sir J. KEANT., with five companies of the 9`2,"
regiment, had embarked on board his Majesty
ship Hussar, for
•Savannah-la-Mer, to veil al:
insurrection of the Negroes. Some persons
thought it partial, others general. When the
Richard Reynolds sailed, they were setting
fire to the sugar-works in the neighhel!r.
hood."—This statement, however, on del!:
vestigartion, is justly considered to be net'l7;
more than a confused account of the ware
insurrection of which advices were receiwe
by the last packet from Jamaica. In corrobers.t
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tion of this opinion, it may th
e
Captain stated that
Captain of the Richard Reynolds, %bleb ve!s ;
has arrived in the Downs, has notified his nrinvd
to his owners without giving any intelligl'ra
from Jamaica. A passenger has also arrival err
another ship, the James Laing, who left it.ot
Ana's on the Q6th of June, and who stale:lv
the Island was then comparatively tranquil.
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fact of the sailing of the detachments of tr°e'r
for jiavannuh-la-Mer may be satisfactorilY the
planted, as a letter from Sir J. KEANE, bYt
states his intention of proceeding in pens
last packet, under date of the 17th ei
person 1.
troops for Savannah-la-Mer, where there ".ere
of
excellent barracks, and in the neighbour
which the insurrection broke out.
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As AJESTY.--Yesterday was the big
Birth Day, when his MAJ EST Y COMPleteGr
62d year. It was not observed as n dlly °,' de.
tional rejoicing, in consequence of the KIN° ou
termination that it should be publicly kept re-
the 23d of April. His MAJESTY, 110"Verl gOt
ceived the congratulations of the Duke of
who came from Brighton expressly on tbeei:tic‘: 1
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slot), and of other branches of his Roval r
together with a number of the SiohilitY
Gentry who reside in and near
day was chosen at Kew for laying the firsts 11i4
of the new Free School, which was done
Royal Highness the Duke of CLAtiEI4I S.ere
Windsor. ow
was accompanied by his Royal Duchess. 'dont
men was preached in the church on the °"l,-drcil
by the
. Rev. THOMAS AVERTIELD. The 14
service was performed in the cathedral style
Mr. IlxwEs, Mr. Cooxr. and other professl,° by
gentlemen. The day was observed in smother
some of the Fire Insurance Offices and ;s
of
public establishments holding their ahniY,e'thes,
festivals, anti pariah, the streets in neW "u"
with bands of music.

Dispatches, dated the lst July, Were r—lorit
yesterday at the Colonial Office from narinif,-De'
and also dispatches, dated the 4th July fe°f-„noil
tnerara—both Colonies remained iu a tru.A.Zre
state. Letters of the 26th June were aror,
ceived from Bermuda: They give a satiis`l,-
account of the state of the colony. Tile P° re
works were proceeding, and the cunva—
mained healthy.