The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

G,neral appointed Alajor.GoWa. lit
Frederic Adam to fulfil, ad interim, during
absence, the functions of llkh Commissioner °
his Britannic Majesty.
"V T lENNA, JULY 4.—he King of Prussia sr'
rived yesterday evening at Tcep:itz.
maintains the strictest incognito."

\We have again to draw the attention of °4
to some excellent hints from our v01'131)11
and truly patriotic Corespondent IGNOTVS,
is always sure to come forward when the situ`if
(ion of Public Affairs may demand the eff°r"
a loyal pen. As we really do not know 111'9' ;x;
cept a Correspondent who writes occasiun9
with much wit and humour, as well as good seOe'
knowledge, and true public spirit, we can have n
private interest in recommending him to the Otico
of our Rulers. We should, however, rewriter
joice if we had an opportunity of being .11
acquainted with him, and of drawing the attellti%
of,Government to so able, spirited, and intellit'eg
a friend to the Country.

An infamous Paper, consisting wholly of lb°
d
most disgusting scurrility, entitled The filled a,
--.
has, we find, honoured us with its abuse, in loa
last Number, and declares that " THE SUN," en
others, which it styles " villanous Papers, sholli,'
be burnt by the common hangman." It is 0
wonder that loyal and consistent Journals slOl
ld
be the objects of revolutionary rancour ; and if tb
traitorous wretches, who, under the pretence of o
mere Reform of the House of Commons, mot tit
destroy the whole fabric of Government, caul
accomplish their diabolical purpose, there on b
no doubt that not only our Paper would be °l'
signed to the hangman, but ourselves also. SS('
are, however, not to be deterred from our dotYt°
the Nation by the abuse or menaces of the
creants in question, and only hope that We shall
never be disgraced by their praise.
The same infamous Paper stiles the House
Commons "the Principal Deo of Thieves," and de;
cribes the Mcmbers as " Italians, who never ineej
but to oppress—never speak but to abuse--"8°
never vote but to rob awd destroy those whom the/
are bound by their oath to protect ! ! !" is it Vs'
sible that the Law will suffer such infamous Pub'
lications to pass without a notice ; and can an/
person who possesses the slightest portion of Lill:
derstanding expect any public benefit from sac"
atrocious Libellers ?

The following is the only article worthy of 11°7
tice in our Port Letters of this day :
PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.—Captain Sir Tg°l4llls
HARDY is appointed to succeed Commotl°r6
Bow Las, on the Brazil station, the latter
coming home on account of ill health. Tbe
Superb was, in consequence, moved 810'0-
4C
of the Dock-yard yesterday, and such has beer'
the unparalleled exertion in every department
that she was reported ready last night, Bn,
will go into the Sound this morning. Her N'
'dement is to be increased to 540 men, with ad;
ditional officers; Volunteers enter very fast, an
rendezvous are opened in London and Liverpo°
by which means it is supposed that she will b 6
speedily manned. The Implacable came "`v.
the harbour to be commissioned as a guard•Oilit
in the room of the Superb."

A Belfast Paper says—" We learn that Genera:,
Count MACIRONE has received letters from (leg.M'GßEcroa, dated from Aux Cayes (St. Doming)(
after his escape from Porto Bello. The Geoer!
acquits himself of all blame in the untorto"6c
`e
result (of course). He has been able to sect)rd
and take away with him a considerable snai ,-a
money, and is now, it is further stated, at III;
head of nearly 2,000 men. He was prepart,i%
for making another landing on the Main. i--ah.o
Monarch and the Rambler were taking 10
men at New-York, and the Agents at Jarro'c:
had enlisted for the same purpose 600 men of "-
reduced Wes! India Regiment. General H 00,13;
who heat INl‘Gaucon, is an Irishman, said to "-
a native of Wexford."
It is expected that the PRINCE REGENT • lc
embark on board the Royal George yacht, tl
Brighton, the day after the races in that row%
His Royal Highness will take a cruize along tbd
coast to Plymouth, view the breaktvater
docks in that quarter, and sttbsequently sail f°,
the Isle of Wight, where the fleet of NobleareD I
yachts will rendezvous.
Carlton-house was thronged on Friday and sa;'
turday with Nobility, and the persons of distil;
tion who had the honour of being present St
Fête given by the PRINCE REGENT OIL Thurs,ul4,4
night, making their inquiries atter the bealLo
his Royal Highness.
On Saturday Prince EiTERHAZY, the Ad;
strian Ambassador, had an audience of the Fiol4
REGENT.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had 81
an
dience of the PRINCE REGENT. Ib.
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We understand his Majesty's ship Vengeur,
guard-ship now lying in Leith Roads, is :0 sui„
for Portsmouth this day or to-morrow. Her `lot
Ornate destination, according to report, is S°",o,
America, whither, it is said, five more sail of Isc,
line and four frigates are to be immediately senr,
in order to protect the iutt.rests of trarie, and Pe...,
Naps to have an eye upon Lord CoCliaiNS6'
(E.ctinsargh Courant, Jai) 15 )