The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-18 00:00:00

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS] 13.—The papers will have in:
formed yOU of the dispUtes: between General
DONNADIEtf' and Mr. CIIITEAU DAT.3I3.LE ; they
give each Other the lie With the best grace in the
world, and sit doWti with it as if it were a compli:
ment;•in fact, l'un a raison et l'itOre n'a pat tort.
The sinister predictions of out Liberals, are not
-verified, and you may expect to hear of several
Political suicides. In France CatOs are very
rare ; every one likes to be. on the strongest side,
and several of our sout-hearted Liberals begin
..to wheel round into the Ministerial ranks. The
-Funds continue to rise, and if nothing occurs to
shake the public confidence for a moment, we
Jnay expect to see them at 100. All efforts
to keep them down haVe been unavailing.

Syn. CuaTts.--4t must be truly gra-
tifying to find that this patriotic Baronet, in
spite of, all
_the contagious venality and licenti-
ousness, which mark the present period, has main-
tamed a character for firm and consistent loyalty
throughout
.his public life. lie has been the ob:
ject of factious calumny for his public and private
conduct, but he has risen above slander, anti en-
joys the esteem of the first characters in the
Country, as well as of his fellow-citizens. True
to his principles, we now see this loyal Veteran
take the read in promoting a Public Festival
'hi honour of the accession of his MAJESTY
to the Throne. We may venture to predict
that with respect to--:-Opulence, soundness of
'Principles, and general respectability of charac•
ter, there has never at any period been an as•
sPnblago, more entitled- to the esteem and confi•
deuce orthe country than the meeting of whicl
the venerable Baronet, Sir WILLIAM CiiItTIS
Will be the Chairman.

From the Liveipool Paper of the 15th instant,
We extract the following article :

TREASURY ORDER RELATING TO WINE EXPORTED

TO TILE WEST INDIE", IN CASES.

• " Treasury Chambers, Dec. 4, 1520.
" I ant commanded by their Lordships to acquaint yoti, with
reference to yoitr report of •Bth Attglist last, that in conse
quence of the urgent representations my Lords have received
!'f rile inconvenience of reqniring wine to be exported to the
"'est Indies in cases, containing six dozen each, toy- Lords
are Tery deitous of giving relief to the trade, it practicab!e,
without itjury to the Revenue, and under these
.circinn-
%,"nees, city Lords are pleased to minimize yon to allow the
~Whack MI wine exported as above, in cases containing t
dozen e
for twelve months, at the expiration of whict
Lords dv,ire that you will revolt Ahrther any injo
Keloccurred from this indulgence.
" 'ru Commissioners of Customs.

S. R. I.USHINGToN

The .?.Ena.L.--o-rgan of the Hampshire Whigs
ha, openly avowed it to be the intention of his
Principals NOT to support any motion for Parlia-
41—ent4rY Reform, significantly admitting, that
:CP have. too great an interest at stake in the
(--;el-loroughs to sacrifice it, for POPULARITY!!
JAN.l6.—bur new Bishop, Doctor
hasjust left us for town, to attend his
•Parliaky,
i-ALary duties, being, as Junior Bishop,
cl'4Plain of the House of Peers.
icL vit's from Buenos Ayres to the 19th Oct.
e received yesterday by way of Bourdeaux.
The violent deposition of RoonrcuEz froM the
.overrintent of the Province, by the members of
the federal party, was followed in a few days by
his return to power. Ilk expulsion took place
on the
Ist; hut gaining courage from learning that
the city militia were not unanimous in the
of his enemies, he placed himself at the
head of 60) cavalry of the southern militia, and
'took post near the city on the 4th, where 'a ne-
gociation was entered into, in order to avoid the
effusion .of blood. Finding, however, that his
opponents would not listen to reasonable terms,
he obtained possession, by force, of the Plaza
de. la Victoria, and subsequently of the whole
This was not eWected, however, without
severe conflict, 'and the loss of many lives. Rod-
riguez reassumed. his power on the 6th, and ori
the same night several of the leaders of the op
lrosite party were arrested. A Captain of the
civic guard, named Solomon, was shot, as was also
a Spaniard, one of the mutineers of the Trinidad
transport. Up to the period of the present ad-
Rodriguez continued in office, and his
government was gaining popularity. General
porrego was at Arun, 30 leagues from Buenos
AP€s, at the.b.na of the regular troops, and had
not interfer a either in the deposition or the re-
• ttVablUitnent of Rodriguez. The convocation of
general Congress was urgently demanded by
all the provinces. •
tilt. have
from Norfolk (Virginia) to the 14th
have been received, which continue the pro-
ditigs of Congress one day later than those re-
"-lyreceived by way of New York. .A Reso-
•t):
ON worthy the imitation of older States, was
triitted to the House of Representatives on the
1-„„1) to cc consider the' expediency of repealing so
of the Act for the better government of the
.a,v,n. Y of the United States, as auth)rises the in-
re of corporal punishment by stripes or
'lashes ; and also to provide for the punishment
serany Officer or Private in the Navy, who shall
dor accept a challenge to fight a duel." A re-
gulation of the nature suggested already exists
'n the army of the United States, and it was the
desire to place the. sea and land service on the
Lime footing, that was stated by the mover of the
Lime
as his motive for proposing it.
American Papers to the 10th ult. contain the
follaw lug intelligence from South America :—The
army of New Granada began to move, on the
(.)tli ult.. from Cucuta towards Venezuela; the
t'advanced guard consisted of upwards of 4000
.'men, under the command of General URDANETA ;
General PAEZ will form a junction with it in De-
' eember. Moaraao is in .the neighbourhood of
:Valencia and San Carlos, where he appears de-
termined that the grand struggle shall take place."
• -It was a stomach complaint which carried-off
P.m :cite, Duke of Otranto, at Trieste, on the
26th of December. His hist words were address-
ed to his wife as folloW Now, you can return
to Fran ranee."
Miss BYRNt appeared at the Ennis Theatre on
Saturday night last.—Mils S. BooTu is engaged
by Dart §ay noun for the Limerick Theatre.

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