The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-17 00:00:00

to suspend the Orders in Council, and to enter
into
.discussions with America, in the hope that
Atherica might be induced to relax from the
offensive measurest which she had adopted in rela-
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tio to country, and to consult her own interest

4,:,,,c1-..er by returning, to ao ainicaKe

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ORDERS IN COUNCIL, and we arc not -disposed
to retract them; but' as so much clamour has
prevailed on the subject,' so much delusion has
been excited, and so. sanguine an expectation ap-
pears to he entertained of the benefitS which -would
accrue from a repeal' of elem, we are not inclined
to censure Ministers for forbearing pertinacious-
ly to maintain theiropinious -in the prosent in-
stance, but rather -to commend them for hav-
ing given way, and allowed an interval to take
plac6, for the purpose of affording, the pub-
lic au opportunity of ascertaining whether a final
repeal would br really productive of those advan-
tages which have been so confidently 'predicted as
the certain and immediate consequence. •

Immediately after the bargain for the Loan had
been made yesterday, the oniniinn bore a pre-
mium of 3 per cent. ; but in the course. of the
day jt fell to 1 per cent. While the Contractors
were at the Treasury, they q.skedLord LIVERPOOL
whether Government would require any more'
money in the course of the 'year, to be raised
by Exchequier Bills, or otherwise. -I.lis-Lord-
hip answered, that it was intended, to appro-
priate a part of the present loan:. to the "liqui-
dation of Excherver Bills,oW afloat, to the
anrountof 2,400,0001. and that it was not known
if any others would be issued in their, stead; ne-
vertheless, his Lordship wished it to he under-
stood, that Government would reserve to itself
the option of issuing Exchequer' Bills, not ex-
ceeding the anici`lint of 3,000,0001. in case it
should be neeessary.

The Nonpareil arrived at- Piymonth yesterclav
from Lisbon ; she brings Lord WELL' ItiGTON'S of-

ficalaccount the gallant achievement perform-
ed by Sir Jo nw HILL , at the Bridge oE.M2narez . The
arrival of the Nonpareil was airnouneed-yestertlay
by telegiaph. The Dispatches had not reached
town when this Paper Was put to press. •

,
.The Loire, 0f.38 guns,_,Capt. T. -BRowN,
on Monday from Portsmouth, on secret s,:ll4ce,

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 15.—Arrive,1 the Andromeda
_frigate, Copt, Tonitzi from a cruize Off the Coast
of Spain ; the Friends Delight, AFTER ; Alert,
MosusTow ; John, PRI cr, Friends, CUM LNG- ;
Plymolith, SMERDON j Ann, TAYLOR ; and the
Salnael and Ana, TAPSCOTT, from 'Wales 5' Foyer's'
Act'venture,..LLOYD, from Bridgewater ; Maria.;
GIEY, from Peunnce '; Po,.MAsoN,lrom Exeter;
George, BELL, from London ; Lloyd, BARRATT,
from Penzance; Wealands, Honsoli, from Sun-,
derland ; Auspicious, LEWIs, from London; and
the Plato, REYNOLDS, from Sunderland.

she. Resolute gun-brig, with a small convoy for
Ireland, it is expected, will sail to .morrow morn-
ing ; the Olutine brig of war, with a convoy for
the Doris, is also expected to sail at the same
time.

PORTSM,OUTiIy 31114 E . 16.—Ilis Majesty's ship
Martin is appointed convoy for Bermuda
Yesterday 'the old Romances began selling at
the Duke of RoxßtruGli's auction, and the-most
animated contention took place among the rival
Collectors for the Rarities of the fifteenth and six--
teenth centuries. 'The prices Were very high.-7-
Earl SPENCER purchased De Recueil des Histoires
de Troyes, par RAOUL DR FEVRE, of which but
one other copy is known to exist, and. that is in
the King's Library. This dayi howev'er, will be
the great contest, particularly for the Decameron,
printed in 1471, of which no -other perfect copy
-is, known.

In' the_ Court of r King's Bench, Dublin, on
Friday, the action for arrest andialse imprison-
ment, brought by the Catholic Delegates against
Judge DowNEs, was urged, at considerable length
by Mr. PERRIN, on behalf of the plaintiffs. The
defendant pleaded in demurrer : Ist. The general
issue. 2d. His Patent as Chief J9stice. 3d. Tin,
whether special informations upon oath were
lodged. To these pleas Mr. PERRIN objected :
and Mr. LESI.IF. FOSTER replied at great length.
The Colirt adjourned the farther hearing of the
cause until 'November.

BOWLER C rcumstances having occurred which
prevented' Bowler froth being Brought up to Marl-
horough-street Police Office for re-examination,
the examination of witnesses has taken place, and
the whole have been bound over to prosecute and
give evidence at the ensuing Old Bailey Session.
Henry. Jones, a blacksmith, at Appleton, Mid-
dlesex, deposed to the circumstances of. Bowler
shooting Mr. BurroWs, on the 30th of May, after
waitiilg some time near Jones's shop, till Burrows
came:by ; and this testimony was corroborated by
Jane Jones, the wife of the former witness, and
by three other persons, who also declared the
prisoner• to be cool and collected. A resp,ectable
Livery-stable Keeper, in Oxford-street,, swore,
that at the latter end of March, or,beginning of
last April, in a conversation he had with Bowler,
he informed him that he. had purchased- a load of
hay that day of Burrows, when the prisoner re-
plied, " that Burrows—l'll Burrows him before
long—he sha'n't live till the middle of next June,
for I'll be the death of hiM, if I am hang'd for it.',

)6bliiltad by WILLIAM ARMIGER. SCRIPPS, South Molton-greet, Grolvenor-squara,
r the Paper, Letters icor the Editor,'&c. (poet paid), must,be kddressed.