The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-17 00:00:00

'I LIE LONDON JOURNALS.

• • DAILY •
• ifixtracts front the Morning Pepers, Jl4ly 17.

• [IRITISII PRESS.]
..•.'IWIPPOS Papers of.Wednessi4y contain some,
lather dispatches from South Acourica, in which
additional disasters are announced to have be-
Sallen,the Patriots. It is due to our renders that
we 4huol4.state. at once that this intelligence is
Copied-by. the Etoile from the Madrid Gazelle,
reasons we assigned very lately, we_
shall,Aherefore only briefly add, that this news'
is not, pretended to be official. It is, perhaps,
.fitting, to trace the progress of these -elaborate
falsehoods, so far as to mention, that we are now
told that Liolivar's.defeat is. confirmed,- and 'that
he had tried togain the woods with the, remains
of his army ; that Valdivia, on the coast of Chili,
.leas been recaptured by a royalist expedition under
.Quintanilla,and that Generals Vittoria and Santa.
,Anna bad revolted against, the Mexican Congress !
.What . effect these assertions may produce on
the Continent, where . they dare not be Contra-
dicted,. we know not ; but here they are too pal.'
pably gross anti ridiculous to excite any other
feeling than sheer contempt. The Austrian .0 b.
4crre.r..states that ,the Capitol Pacha, after land-.
ing 2,000 Men on the Island of Negropont, had
embarked 13,000 Albanians at Salonica, in order
to make an attack,on'.Sattios.- We regret to ob-
serve, that the dissentious among the • Greek,
Weft-are. noticed in all the accounts.: The son.
:of the' Viceroy o( Egypt hats been appointed Go-
,vernor of the Mom. .This would be a tempting
'bribe to insure the fidolity of a suspicious subject,
if the Geverninent.did not too touch resemble the
;'the Catholic Bishoprics in partibus
In the French Chamber of Deputies, the secret
expeute& of the police of Paris were under dis-
,(ussion, . AW.tle In liourdonnaye had opposed the
item with great, earnestness, and moved its rejec-
tion. The Keeper of the Seals .had spoken in its
tdefence., and the debate was adjourned. The de-
. tails, of expenditure seem iu all legislative bodies.
.to have become the principal subjects of consi-
deration. All parties are agreed, or by the force
of circumstances are obliged to seem agreed, on
the general principles of Government ; the only
question that remains is, the humbler province of
scrntinizing estimates, and saving pence.

[sionNlNa cum.o.l
Yesterday being the, .settling day in the British
.Funds, there was but little business transacted,
except in making up theltccount forto.day. The
Account does not turn out to be so extensive a
'Bull account as was originally expected, and in
consequence no regular defaulter has, been an-
nounced ; although it is not at all unlikely that.
to-day may produce several names. In consider-
ing the price of Consols for the next account
(August), the Public Will recollect thatthe half
year's dividend, naniely one and a half per Cent.
.is to be deducted, from yesterday's prices. Con.
•sals.for. thH .August Account closed at On, and
for Money at (4 leaving 0. mere noininal
contionince of .161' per Cent" which consider_
jugille period of tittle frnin the present to the
.next•Aecount., IS looked upon as but trilling..

[New Times.]
Rumour is of course busy in regard to the urea-
tturrs
which our Government is likely to adopt to-
-ward Portugal. tt was yesterday currently
stated that two line of battlo ships, with full
complements of seamen and marines, were uu-
der orders for the Tagus; and we have reason
to believe that extra detachments of marines,
to the amount of 400 men, are about to :ern-
bark.
bark. the 'same deqinatiou. These, with
the ordinary complement of marines in the se-
veral ships, would forma strong battalion, which
in case of emergency might be landed, and would
probably suffice to put down any local Instil..
zealot). The only consideration which appears
to ofs material is, how far a measera of this kind
is called far by the necessity of maintaining trail.
Nuility in Portugal, pod how far it is likely to be
effectual to that end. 'With a view to specula-
.tlans of this kind, the frequent Cabinet Councils,
lately held cannot but fnrnish abundant matter
for conjectures. ft is however forgotten, that
besides the extraordinary causes which may have
occasioned the summoning of one or two Court.
ells, there is. it very ordinary cause for their as-
lembling ; namely, the press of general business,
whichls necessary to tie cleared off before the
Right Mon. MrlnThers can leave (0%11 for the va-
cation.

[MO it ',INV/ PORT 1

We received- last night, by Express, Paris
Journals to the .15th instant, and' the Etuile of
Thursday. The Funds., it will be ,seven by the
quOtatlini of pric&s, were once more declining,
mot withstanding the great etror4 made to iieep
tbum up. The Chamber of Deputies was still
'engaged in 'discussing the details of the Badger.
•It,had 'also had 'two secret sittings, in which
the proposition made by Mr. dankowitz, to
otimpel Peputies accepting office under Govern.
MOO( (with: thtl exeeption of naval nod military
officers), to vacate. their seats, was taken into
ioirilderation. 'The: doboe seerns to bttha been
wean, and of some duration, as the Ultras Sup.
railed 'Nft: dankowitz. It was adjourned from
8/hardily to
.' uesday last, %viten it clotted, and
'aft motion wns lost by a majority of 177 to 120.
The King's ,Attorney. General ,appealed
loethe to Royale from., the decision of the
tifxth Correctional Chamber, which had decluretl
kbe Ptyer .cirliecl Pdristarque might be re-
Owed _.without: any fresh authorization, having
been in existence before 1810, 'l'to i-Our Rorde.,
hessevt,r, intandded to the credit which it Lately
a(:quired, by confirming the decision of the 601
ChotOeri and ordering the Ministers tit restore"!
0.0 nuodiers of the 411iyhwitne which they bad
caused to he Seked. 'The t hike do la Chatre
died on 'Wednesday', at Wuthin..--Tlin
.extracts from the Madrid Geoetto,
am. 81h Jost:, consist of pretended Wks!.
tl, ns from . the IlUenos, ►yreb Journals Tht.::e
nff),of CoursP, all itr layout' of the. tropes
ma:wishes-of the.preseut .Spunish Government:
They state that the Royalist General .01aneta.

had occupied Potosi, after compelling the insur-,
gent Governori. General La flora, to surrender,.
and to pay a contribution of 38,000 piastres.---
" The illadrid G a,:elie," says the Eiolle," offers.
these authentic facts to the fables continually,
disseminated by the Courier of London, and the.
Constitittionnel of Paris."—Thesia Papers, it says,
study to deny. or to dissemble the heroic exploits
of La Serlia, Canteree,. Valdez, &c.; and while
the Colombian army was dispelled before them
like &moke, these revolutionary Journalists dared.
to say that they had not declared in favour of
independence, hut that they had ignominiously
submitted to the cowardly and sanguinary Bo-
livar