The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-07 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES, JULY 26.

J. Ashby, Boxtead, Hertfordshire, farmer.—W. Kent and
B. Kent, llrntage and Abingdon, bankers—R. Cree, Ply-
mouth. Dock, linen-draper—it. Maiming, Lancaster, beer-
brewer—H. Nleashbm, Lynn Regis, Not folk, brush maker—
S. Wilton, Choriton with Hardy, Lancashire, victualler—
J. Holder, flaydon-stivare, Minories, music-seller—C.
Clay, -Aston, Warwickshire, coach-maker IV. Howard,
Little Newport-street, Soho, haberdasher —E. Casper,
High,street, Aldgate, watch-maker —W. Wigglesworth,
(lathy, Lticestershire, draper—W. Syer, Liverpool, com-
mission-agent —J. Menton, Redeross-street, bread and
biscuit baker—.l. Dickie, Plymouth Dock, mercer--J.
Barker arid T.Barker„Helmsley Blackmoor, Yorkshire, gro-
cers—W. Enfield and J. Browne, Norwich, bombazeen and
cotton manufacturers-1. Greenhough, .Bolton, Yorkshire,
worsted yarn-manufacturer—S. Oldulan. Bury St. Edmund's,
inukeeper—T. Griv; Plymonth, tea-dealer—L. Hindinarsh,
jun. Ainwick, Nortritimbeviand, o.•Greett, Bath,
wine and spirit merchant—W, Brown anti A. Walter, Bris-
tol, merchants--A, Robertson, Grosvenor-place, Pimlico,
builder. ,

• PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED.
.0. Ward, G. H. Ward, and J. W. Thompson, of London-7.
W. Thomas, R. Strachan, Stutibs,.Cheapside, ware-
lioltsemen—T. Claughton, J. l'ickmore, G. Bnver, and .1.
Fitchett, Wigan, coal-merchants—C. Minion! and W. Booty,
Norwich, liquor-merchants—J. Dodshon and L. Sruit Cheap-
side, straw-plait dealers—T. Haynes and W. Trewheela,
Coleman-street-7—A. F. Biddelt and 111. A. Wells, Norfolk-
street, St. Maryde-bone, milliners—J. Halliday and G. Cal-
vert, Thornes, Yorkshire, manufacturers:7.—T. Hodgkinson
and T. `Wincott, New Bond-street,. linen-drapers—T. Price
and .1. Sequeira,'Leadenhall-street, druggist—J. Poulton and
T. Wakeman, Fleet-market, stationers—W. Clegg, T.
Whitehead, and. P. Whitehead, Balladin Brook, Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinners—J. WhAes and A. Clark, High-street,
Porlar, smiths—J. Rayner and .i. Jubb WestmiaSter-road,
•Marble-wo.kers and stone-maions—C. .1. Perry and W.
Hunt, Bristol, surgeons—J. Turner and 'l'. Bolton, Whit-
Aington and Kinfare,Stattordshire, iron..masteis—EN. Heyde,
and J. V. Heyde, Bermondsey-street, tobacconists—S. Paget,
W. Dodson, .1. Done, J. Thompson, and W. Harding, Over,
Cheshire—J. Crowley. B. Hicklin, and R. Evans, carriers—.
'l'. Carter and J. Anstey, Great St. Thomas .Apos!le, cairn-
derers—J.•Chatleton, .1. C. Fuller, and A. Thomas, Bristol,
soapand candlennatinfactnrers—C.L.Tavertiii-r and Green,
Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, wine-merchants.

Yesterday and this morning we received the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The
price of grain still continues to fall. In the de-
partment at .Pny de Dome, the sack of wheat has
fallen from 70 to 49 francs, and in other quarters
in a similar proportion.
The.accounts from Madrid state, that there was
a Confident expectation of.an amnesty in 'favour
of all the proscribed Spaniards.
The statement in sorneof the preceding Journals,
of the arrival at 'Leghorn of the Portuguese squa-
dron deltined to convey the Princess loyal of
PORTUGAL to the Brazils, is asserted in these
Papers to be incorrect, as according to the latest
intelligence from Leghorn of the 20th ult. the
.squadron had not then arrived. .
The Diet of Frankfort have unanimously adopt-
ed a Resolution, having for its object to adjust by
mediation all future' disputes between the States,
Members of the German Confederation, in the first
snstance 'by the Diet itself, and if that Body is
unsuccessful,' then to constitute an Austr4gal Tri-
bunal, with judicial powers for the purpose of
finally deciding the points in difference.
The Duke of WELLINGTON is expected at his
head-quarters, Cambray, on Thursday next.
The following are Extracts :
" PARIS, JULY 4,—The Minister of Police.has
recovered from his indispoSition.
" At the last Market at Arras, Grain tell more
than one half in price.
" Letters from Hanover state, that Count
Munster has received by a Courier diS-patches
from the English Cabinet, requesting him to pro-
ceed as soon as possible to London. -
" Letters from Pillau, of the 11 th ult. say,
" To-day arrived here a vessel having on board
51 passengers of both sexes, including'children.
They come bons Scotland, and are distined for
Priland, to proceed to the domains of General
de Poe. They have with
,them agricultural im-
plements, and two Scotch bulls" .

FIVE CENTS.—Wednesday, 65f. 10c.—
Thursday, 64f. 70c.
" BERLIN, JUNE 24.—The King set out yes-
terday morning for Toplitz. His ntjesty,travels
under the title of the Count de Ruppia."

By the Halifax Mail, arrived this morning in
18 days, we learn, that his Majesty's ship Dee
arrived there on the 9th June from a cruize, with
20 sail of American fishing vessels, detained by her
for a breach of the Treaty.

The Friends of THE PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY,
and all wise men, will judge from an article which
we have inserted this day, taken from.the Second
Edition of The Dublin Evening Post, of the 34
instant, how far it is safe to grant any farther in,
Aulgences to the PAPISTS, or rather to invest
them with political power, the chief object which
they have in view. It seems that these Irish
Papists are determined to petition Parliament early
next Session, "AND NEVER TO CONSENT to a VETO:'
We trust then that Parliament will never consent
to make any farther concessions to them, for one
concession will only lead to another, and nothing
will satisfy them till they enjoy every political pri-
vilege in common with the Protestants. If tbat
were the case they would then labour with equal

zeal to obta;kl a PONSH ASCENDANCY, and this
Country might expect to Witness all the bloody
horrors with which the Papists attempted to
spread their doctrines in former times, and which
stain the Annals of our History. It is well that
these people thus shew their teeth, as we hope they
will never be vested with the power to bite.

Our Readers will observe with pleasure another
Fall in the Price of Wheat this day at the Corn-

Exchange.

" CdSitsl-EXCHANGE.—We bad for this day's
Market a pretty large Supply of Grain, principally
front Essex and Kent, and a considerable quantity
was left unsold last week. Fine Wheat declined,
full 6s'. per (parter, and for the inferior samples
it was hardly possible to find a buyer. 'Barley 45.,
Malt 35., Oats 3s. lower ; Pease and Beans, and
also other grain, very heavy sale since this day
se'nnight.

Foreign Wheat -60 s. 70s.
Finc ditto - - 1043. 1265.
English Wheat - 645. 745.
Fiiie ditto - -116 s. —s,
Old ditto - - - —s. —S.
Rye
• Fine ditto - - - 645. —s.
Barley - - - -30 s. 325.
Fine ditto - - - 525, —s.
Malt • 635. 68s.
Fine ditto - - -80 s. 85s.
hitel'ease (boilers) 625. •665.
Fine ditto - -68 s.
Grey Pease - - - .463. 545.

Fine Grey Pease -58 s. --s.
Tick Beans - - 445. 545.
Old ditto - - - 545. 68s.
Small Tick Beans ses. 5Ss.
Old ditto - - - (2s. 7es.
Feed Oats - - - 183. 245.
Fine ditto - - - 275. 3,15.
Poland ditto - - 245. 28s.
Fine ditto - - - 383. 455.
Potatoe ditto - - 465. 535.
Rape Seed 501. 541. per last.
Fine Flour - -105 s. 110;.
Seconds - 100'6. 105 s.

THE KING'S, HEALTH.—On. Saturday, at tWelVe
o'clock, the Quarterly Meeting.of the Queen in
Council took plaCe at Windsor, agreeably to the
Regency Act. The report of the state of the
KING was afterwards sent to the PRIN'CE REGENT
at Carlton-honse.—Yesterday the following
tin was exhibited at St. James's Palace :

" WINDSOR CASTLE, JULY s.—His MAJESTY has been Vell
composed during the last month,. His MAJESTY'S health kit
good, but his disorder continues unabated. ,
"H. HALFORD, "M. lIAILLTE,
" W. HERERDEN, "J. WILLIS."
" WILLIS,

Lord Ayingtts.r, we are sorry to find, hes hail
to encounter on his voyage homewards, a severe
misfortune. The Doivson, Captain APDONALD,
from Bengal, sailed the Ist of February, left the
Cape the ist Of 'May, and the Island of Ascension
the 23d of May. At the last-mentioned place,
Captain M‘DoNALD teamed that the Alceste
gate, having Lord AMHERST 011 hoard, was total-
ly lost in the Straits of Gaspar ; that Lord Au.*
HERST had arrived at Batavia in the ship's cut-
ter, and had charged an American, bound for
Holland, with his dispatch'es, which may be ex-
pected every hour. The crew of the Alceste were
all saved.

If we may credit advices from Martinique of
the 30th of April, the Spanish troops had been
defeated in the vicinity of Angusturar, on the
Oroonoko, by the Patriots, with great loss. Out
of between two and three thousand, all that suc-
ceeded in getting back to the fort were the Ge..
',mil, and about one hundred Officers and pri•
vntea. The onset of the Pa.triots was so forioos,
that their opponents gave way in all directions
in about fifteen minutes. Augusturar was block-
aded on the land side, and had but a scanty stock.
of provisions. The above intelligence was brought
by a vessel tent to Martinique for a supply. It
was rumoured that BOLIVAR had effected a junc-
tion with AISDINAT, and was marching towards
St. Leon de Caraccas.

The PRINCESS OF WALEs.—The last intelligence
from Rome states, that the Princess of WALES met
with a very good reception in that city; that she
m'akes frequent excursions in the environs, and
appears to be much pleased with the attention
paid to her.
The Duke of CLARENCE Was so much better ,on
Saturday as to be up and sit in his drawing-roorn
at Bushy.

The Duchess of CUMBERLAND wa►s entertained
by the East India Directors on Saturday, atter
having viewed the establishment, curiosities, Ste.
the evening the Duke and Duchess lett town

for Kew. -
Ont. Saturday the PRINCE REGENT rode out on
horseback, accompanied by the Duke of YORK.
On Saturday the Duke of Yortx reviewed the
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde-
Park. Yesterday evening his Royal Highness
dined with the French Ambassador.

Mr. PONSONBY, •eve are sorry to say, is by no
means in a convalescent state.

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an midi..
;enceof the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.--.
Saturday Viscount CASTLEREAGH bad an audience
Of the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.
The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience of
.the PRINCE REGENT on Saturday, to take leave
'previous to' his leaving. England. His Grace af-
terwards transacted business with the Duke of
Vaal( and Sir HENRY TOF.RENS atthe Commander
in Chief's Office-, between 4 and s:O'clock. la
the evening the Duke left his houseln
to proceed on his
.journey.--His Grace called at
-'
Mr. C. L(;NG's, near Bromley, on his way to Dover,
mnd partook of a late dinner—there was a party of
gentlemen to meet him.
The Duke of IVELLINGTON'S visit, on Sattw
day, to the Committee for conducting, the IVater-
loo Subscription, at their house, the corner of
Birchin-lane, Cornbill, attracted a great con.
course. About half-plst twelve the Dake ar-
rived, and was, received by Idud acclamations. He
frequently bowed to the people, and appeared ill
good spirit's. He was dressed in a plain blue
frock coat, rode a handsome grey charger, and
was attended by two grooms. His Grace con-
tinued in the hotise until one o'clock, turd on his
departure received the same applause from the
multitude assembled.

On the 4th of June, the Emperor of RUSSIA, ,
seeing Lnrd CATHCART on the Parade at St. Pe.
tersbnrgh, dressed in his orders, inquired the.
cause, anti finding it was the birth-dav of his So.'
vereign, his Imperial Majesty ordered a feu de joie
to be fired, and invited himself to a hitil given at
night by his Lordship, at which •his
Majesty appeared, dressed in the Eitglislt Order of
the Garter.

SRC 0 IVY 110.0. 71-1.1 ".1.
574 13 01 a•
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SUN 'OFF ICE. O'CLOCK.

LORD AMHERST.--..tFURTHER PARTICULARS. 3
The Alceste frigate, which was returning to this
country
with Lord AMHERST and his Suite, was
lust on the
18th February, in Gaspar Straits; as
we have mentioned in our first impression this day.
We have the satisfaction to confirm the report,
that
n" lives were lost,* but we regret to add,
that Lord AMHERST and his son were in
great da"gt'r, having escaped in an open boat,
2n4 after passing six days of imminent
81'16"Yi and fatigue, at length .reached Batavia in
saftty.