The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-07 00:00:00

ROYAL NAVY, &c.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE s.—The Blossom will pro-
ceed to Woolwich, to be paid off, after the specie has been land-
ed from her. Part of this treasure was shipped on board the
Blossom in May, 1823, at Arequipa ; but the shippers were
well aware that the Blossom was not then under orders for
England, but, on the contrary, knew she would be again in the
same port in the following September. The money was ship-
ped, for safe custody ; but, to avoid paying the custodial
freight, it was nominally shipped for England. These shippers
instantly remit their bills of lading to London, but conceal the
fact that the ship is not about to leave the station.
On Thursday, the ./Etna bomb, Captain Williams Sandom,
sailed for Algiers ; and the Algerine, Capt. the Hon. Montagu
Stn ford, with the Falmouth mortar-vessel, arrived from Wool-
wich, fitted for service in the Mediterranean.
Captain Laurence and four subaltern officers, of the Royal
Marine Artillery, will go out in the Algerine sloop of war, to
do duty off Algiers in the mortar-vessels. The Lightning and
Meteor, steam-vessels, attached to the Plymonth and Ports-
mouth Dock-yards, are also ordered to assist in towing the
bombs and mortar-vessels into and away from their respective
stations, during the intended active bombardment of that city.
Mr. Gaze, Master attendant of the Dock-yard, who was
Master of the Queen Charlotte cluririg Lord Exmouth's gallant
attack, is ordered to take the direction of them.
The Niemen, 28, was paid off on Thursday, and re-commis-
sioned by Capt. Provo Wm. Parry Wallis (who was Lieu-
tenant of the Shannon, at the capture of the Chesapeake,) at
this port.
On Tuesday' the Jupiter, 60, Captain Dunn, went of the
harbour, fitted for the flag of Rear-Admiral Willoghby Lake,
and the North American command.
On Monday the Finsbury transport, Lieut. Kneeshaw, sail-
ed for Sierra Leone, and Cape Coast, with supplies of stores
and provisions, taking also a quantity of rockets, to be used on
any future irruptions made by the natives on the settlements.
Also sailed the Vibilia, Lieutenant W. Parker, for Liver-
pool, to emharx the 96th Regiment, for Halifax; and the
Success, Lieut. Pritchard, with detachments for the Regiments
in the Mediterranean.
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Capt. Francis Fead has been appointed to the Champion. Capt.
Henry Lichfield to the Orestes, and Capt. J. Fitz Student, to
the Pylades. The Champion and Orestes were launched at
this Dock-yard on Monday, much to the gratification of a con-
course of spectators.
An Order has been received for the men of war and guard
ships to ender landsmen, provided they are under 2fl years of
age, although they may never have been at sea.
Rio JANEIRO, Mancn 18.—The Cambridge, 80, Captain
!haling, arrived here on the 22d ult. and sailedagain on the 14th
inst. for the River Plate and Chili, taking on the British Com-
missioners to their several destinations. The disposition of our
squadron is as follows:—The Tartar, at Callao; Aurora, on pas-
sage to San Blas (in Mexico); Fly, at Valparaiso; Mersey, on the
passage round Cape Horn • Briton, in the River Plate; the Spar-
tiate, (flag-ship), at this place; the Doris, Brazen, and I4'Eclair
are at Pernambuco. The Brozen was on her way to Para, but
was detained ,at Penarabuco, in consequence of a misunder-
standing between the two Governors—one of whom had
been appointed by the Emperor, the other elected by the
people. All the ports to the Northward are in a very un-
settled state. Bahia is without Brazilian troops : the Portu-
guese have returned to Europe. The appearance of an Ad-
miral's flag, in a seventy-four gun ship, is considered of
essential benefit to the British interests in this part of the world.
—The French have a squadron here, consisting of two frigates,
two covettes, a brig, and a store-ship, mounting eighteen
guns : part are going to the Pacific. A Spanish line-of-battle
ship (supposed to be the Asia, 64, from Cadiz) has been
seen in this quarter, bound round Cape Horn. The United
States frigate, United States, Commodore Hall, sailed hence
about three weeks since, for Chili, to relieve the Franklin, 74.
Lord Cochrane is here, and at present in great favour; but it is
said to be his Lordships intention to go to England so soon as
he can get his disputed prize-money question settled. Most of
his squadron are gone to Pernambuco, under Captain John
Taylor, of the Netheroy frigate, where the inhabitants have
shewn some refractory disposition toward the present political
order of things.

By the Lindsay:, arrived at Liverpool, advices
have been received from Buenos Ayres to the
14th of March. General ALYEAR came pas-
senger in the Lindsays ; he brings accounts that
there were dissensions in the -Royslist army in
Peru—one party adhering to the Constitutional
Government of Spain, the other to the despotic
sway of FERDINAND VII. General ALVEAR is
said to have come to England to conclude a loan
for Buenos Ayres.

SITTINGS appointed to be held in Middlesex and
London, before the Right lion. Sir Wzwam DRAPER
iIEsT, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas, in and after Trinity Term, 1824 :
IN TERM.

xIDDLEsEX.
Monday - - _ - June 21 Tuesday - - - - June 22
Monday - . . - _2B Tuesday - - - - -29
Thursday - - - July 1 Friday - - - - July 2

LONDOW.

AFTER
Thursday _ _ July 8 1
The Court will sit at 'rwe:
One, 22, 29 ; and Ilalf-past Ni

. TERM.
I Friday - - - - July 9
!lye o'Clock on June'2l, 28 ; at
'ine, on the other days.

On Saturday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign-office, Downing-
street, which was attended by the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of West-
morland, Mr. Peel, Mr. Canning, Earl Bathurst,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Viscount
Melville, &c. The Council sat in deliberation
till a quarter past five o'clock. The Attorney
and Solicitor-General, the Attorney-General for
Ireland, and the Lord Advocate for Scotland
were in attendance upon the Cabinet. Lord
Bexley was absent from the Cabinet, owing to
his Lordship being in Berkshire, the Noble
Lord having left London previous to the issuing
of the summonses for the assembling of the Ca-
binet Council. The Earl of Liverpool left town
on Saturday evening, after the breaking up of the
Cabinet Council, for Coombe Wood, for a few
days.
The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, and
Lady SARAH Ronnisox, left town on Saturday evening, for
Charlton, Kent, the seat of the Countess of BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE.

Saturday the Duchess of KENT visited the
Duchess of CLARENCE. In the evening the Duchess of CLA-
RENCE visited the Duchess of KENT.

Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA and the
Duchess of CLARENCE rode out in a carriage and four:

Ihe Princess AUGUSTA attended divine ser-
vice yesterday morning at the Chapel Royal.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD attended divine
service at St. Phillip's Chapel.
The Duchess of KENT and the Duchess of
CLARENCE attended divine service yesterday morning at the
Royal German chapel, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr.
KUPER.
The Earl of MULGRA/E, we regret to hear, is
seriously indisposed at his house in Harley-street. The Noble
Earl has been in a very weak and low state for a considerable
time.
M. SARTORIS.—The banker in Paris, whose
correspondence with Mr. BARING on the new
financial scheme of the French Rentes, seems at
present to agitate that capital, and even affect
our own money-market in no slight degree, re-
sided in London during more than twenty years
of the war. lle was a partner in the house of
GREFFHULB BROTHERS, to whom he is nearly re-
lated. SARTORIS, a few years before he
left
England, married a daughter of the late Mr.
JOHN TUNIIO, an American merchant. We be-
lieve he still continues to wield the weighty
purse of the GREFFHULES, whose wealth was
greatly increased by the licensing system during
the war with France.--(Morning Chronicle.)