The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

You will see in the public papers tie loyalty and
pat, iotism displayed by New Spain and the Qv!votes.
—in addition to what is there:stated, I-can iofOrtn.
you, that the kingdom of Mexico 'was, according to
the last accounts, going to• raise a subscription of
severity millions of hard dollars for this country,. by:
a I artial impost. Though ..there is not an official
annunciation of this, it is communicated from suffi-
cient authority to assure it. I nod there is a jarring
'or interests between the Junta of this city, woich
arrogaLtd a great deal to itself,: and the Reaency.—
Thkre was intended au indulgence to South r.ltne-
rica, in the way- of free trade, bot it was absolutely
put down by the representations of the City Junta,
who are all merchants, and rich. 'Three people, one
a ,Nobleman of undoubted integrity, have.been put
under arrest, charged as principals in premising the
intended indulgences, &c:
JULY 21.—1 profit of the opportunity of a fast
sailing armed schootterto send you some papers, and
have to inform you, that this morning we received
an official account of the surrender of Cind.ad At)-
dr,go on- the l
The terms are not givenout
as yet, but they bre supposed to be very.honourabie,
as it suffered six weeks close investiture.:
pany of horse artillery that•beneal Lacy had _taken
from this;place 'ix ere landed the other day froth Al-
geSiras, as they could not be made serviceable in the
expedition. General. Lacy was betrayed by :two of
his Officers going over to the enemy, when he,had
every thing prepared to take Ronda 'by storm : the
enemy, thus advertised,• disposed of all the troops
they could draw to that point, and flanked bite, so
that he was plated between three fires. H;s, people
behaved well, and, after a smart bruSh, the army
made its way by different dirttions to Sao Bogor,
the rallying point. Tne returned artillerymen say,
that the enemy made no prisoners, but put every
man they came op with to the sword. Though
frustrated in this bold plan of the expedition, Ge-
neral 'Lacy saved his army, which is iticlea,ing, and
is again acting on the offensi‘e. , 'There have hevn
no mil.tary Operations since my last, ci.xcept the ex-
change of a tew shots with the enemy's torts from
Fort Pontales and the gun-boats. The surrender
of Ciudad Rodrigo does not discourage the people
here. .

A few days ago it was suggested in the Junta Su-
prema, that if there was tot a speedy supply of 001,
lars frpm Vera Cruz, &c. as expected,, it et oult.i be
net esiary to ask a Loan in the city. Atter Lifft,,ltal
Opi[ll4.HlS how till% could. b,: accomphibeJ, the Se-
cretaiy, ,who can commaod 500,000 doll‘Jr.s, stood
'up, and said, that that AssvinOiy had more: tt.i
contend for and more to loselan any other
class of the corrununity ; . and - that. the pro-
posed Loon or :Contribution should not dis-
tress the city,' he considered that the Members of
the Junta could themselves r‘niedy the difficulty
Which had occurred; •and for his part, that he
would give 100,000 dollars, under the security of
the city of Cadiz. His example was followed on
the'spot, and a greater subscription than what was
warned was filled up.

The Basilisk brig of war came in on the 1 9th
from Tangier's, convoying four transports, with
head of oxen, some bdriey, poultry, &e. ti)r.the us
of the British, which are permitted to be' eiporid,
duty free. The duties amount to six dollars per
dozen on fowls, '26 ditto 'oil 2,a'bitilock, 6 ditto on .1
sheep, and so on. The price there is very moderate.

`rho Bashaw, to wham the CommiS‘grr empfly.l
on th:s occasion was presented, asked different ques-
tions about- Buonaparte mid Spain. It is well
known be does not like Buonaparte, but gives no
-opinion publicly. A, merchant brig was seen to Lie
taken possession of yesterday at noon 4 a priva-
teer from SAE, Lucar; it is not known whai she is.
By a great tavoc.r, the Commissary brougt,t over
a fine horse from Tangiers for General Graham, but
was desired not to ask a like favour in haste.—
They seem to have an objection 'to permit the ex-
pOrtation of sheep, but of bullocks and barley we
can -have enough.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
" ALICANT, ArLY W.—" I rite this-by the
,packet of Algiers,; whtch the Governor is sending to
Cadiz with dipatchts, relating to a conspiracy that.
bad been formed to carry him off: You may reCul-
lect. that he and the Alcalde did not agree. Some
short time ago the latter was arrested in his house,
in consequence of some representations made by the
Alcalde to Cadiy,, which were returned to the Go.
vernor. He, however, broke his arrest and went .
to Valencia, where he left nothing undone to in-
terest Caro in his favour. Whether the latter be
concerned in this business or not is as yet unknown,
but he is most strongly suspected.
." A few nights agv, a party of Pino Herinoso's
regiment, headed by ,an officer, with tire. Liente-
tenlnt7Goveroor and tour men, viz, Jover, Rodrigo,
Sa6 to, and Spering, surprized the guard of the Go•
vernor's house, and having secured them, pioceeded
up stairs. They demanded (in the name of he
King) the Gove, nor, who appeared at an iron-
barred windO*,to surrender himself, and pi-epaie to
go with ,them. He refused, telling thegi he had
orders from the King to remain where he was, and
unles, ,they could produce an order from the same
to a contrary effect, and of a later date, he would