The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-21 00:00:00

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LETTER FROM OUR CORRESFONDETIT•
AT LIVERPOOL, DATFD JULY 19.
A4ived )-esterday, the Waterloo, HOWLAND, from Charlet-
town ; sailed June 16—cargo, 386 bales Caton, 250 barrels
TurPe"tine, and 38 hundred Starts.
Archl4'l43s KESBLE, from New Orleans sailed May 17,
and from the Balize
the 25th—cargo, 2005 barrels Flour, Cl
barn is IVheat, 121 bags ditto, 245 bales Cotton.
. from New York—cargo, 3081 barrels Flour, 359
Vaii,et k,otton. 54 hundred Staves.
;2;„heenca, SIMMA, from Philadelphia—cargo, 1194 barrels
' ' barrels Tar, 0 barrels Tut-pi:raj ne, 173 hogsheads
uarreis Binh, 113 Ivindred Staves.
All ves,.
7 , '.s read • for sea are still detained by winds.
Oar imnr Market is exceedingly depressed : American
kilt'
this day,-555. per fiarrels—exneeted to be. at 50s..be-
;ri:iiiiteixiitiiL
Saturday.,, The demand for Cotton has been very
ek, and has advanced full one half. The sales
American Cottons as follow
loon bags...Sea:lsland 2s. to 2a. sd. . •
`l4OO .Orleans 2old. to 221 d. .
6000 Boweds . l7id. to 20d.
"rIY 4000 barrels 'Far have been sold this week at 465.;
401tt,;,,-1 Ashes still dull; Carolina Rice reduced .from
ast
-week's quotation ; about 400 casks have been soli at 30s.
to al,,
tio arrivals this day from the States.

DEAL, JULY 20.—Came..down from the River;
and sailed, the Cale(lonia, for Bengal.
JULY 20.-Arrived yesterday'the
:411IleddlIC from the Downs, for the Cape. Passed
i7Y• for the River the Hussaren transport for Que.
u" ; she sailed 18th June : the Dorothy, Aheona,
Regillus, and Trent transports are in hat hour,
waiting to receive on board the 36th. Foot for the
Tediterranean ; they expect to sail on the 24th
L'stant. The Prince Blucher is fitting out here,
anA,is expected to be ready in 14 days.
FALMOUTH, JULY 18.-- Sailed his Majesty's
ship Garuymede for Cork and the Mediterratrean
and the Lord Hobart packet, with mails,, for
Lisbon, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro.
Cowes, JULY 19.—Arrived the Zephyr trans-
Vort, horn the River, to take in trpops for Que-
ttec.

SECOND EDITION OF SATURDAY.

SUN-OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK.

We have just received the following Importatit
Intelligence from a most respectable authority,,
on which we implicitly rely :

• " TASBONT, JULY 4.
" Several more Persons implicated in the• late
Conspiracy here have been arrested, end among
them some Ecclesiastics. A Lieutenant of the
Regiment has made some important con-
fessions. The Conspit'acy appears in itself to
biee been very formidable;---and it-is extraordinary
that it was simultaneously alluded to in letters from
Rio, Pernambuco, Paris, Vienna. and Madrid.
" The Marquis of ANGEJA arrived here on the
Ist inst. from, Rio de Janeiro, via Pernambuco.
lfe , brings intelligence from the latter place of
the restoration of the ROYAL AUTHORITY there,
on the 24th May, after, as is reported, a battle at
• ALA.GoAs, in which the liAtuAw.troops defeated the
/tisnrge.nts, ands second conflict near the town.
eche Margois remained on shore only a few hours,
but %viten be left Pernambuco the Pottpguese en-
/ours. were flying on. all the fortresses. It is
said that. large 'military reinforcements are de-
Inantred', as a conspiracy has been detected at the
•more sanguinary. in its object than that at
'Lisbon ; but it is doubted whether any consider-
able portion of the Army will be detached to a ser-
vice agtinst which some dislike seems to he enter-
tained, especially at a moment when 'the preser-
vation of public tranquillity at home seems to re-
vire the utmost vigilance and circumspection.
It is believed that the King, in his present
dilemma, is anxious to return to his European
Dominions. The Troops embarked for Pernam-
buco, will now probably be sent to Rio, if their
reluctance to the service can .he overcome, and if
they can be safely spared.
"‘ Information has been received by the Consul-
General here from Lieutenant-General Dow, at
liihrattar, that the Plague rages at this time at
Algiers."

The Paris Papers of Wednesday last have just
tirrived* with the exception of the Gazette de
France. The last Bulletin of the Duchess de
BERRY, dated on Tuesday, states her Royal
flightless to be as well as can be expect-
ed. The body of the Infant Princess •was to
be interred on Wednesday at St. Denis.—The
vessel with LACY on board had sailed for Ma-
jorca. It is said this General has been condemned
to be hanged.

FRENCEI FIVE PER CENTS.
Tuesday - - - 66 f. sc.

• ...

SIR WILLIAM PARSONS.—This Gentleman was
not only deservedly eminent as a Musician, but
highly revered for his good, sense,: knowledge of
the world, sand companionable qualities. lle
abounded in anecdote, and excelled in the humour
with which he narrated them, as well as in playt
sallies of fancy. He was also a good Magistrate,
and discharged his duty in that character with
firmness, but humanity. On the whole, Society
lias suffered a loss in this Gentleman in every re-
lation of life.
It is expected that the death of Sir IVILLtAta
i'AtisoNs will occasion the removal of Jour Gig-
rOßD, Es.q..from the Public Office in Worship-
street, to a Western Department, a situation to
he is well entitled by his learning, talents,
and experience.
Some time agO it was stated that a number of
British Officers had gone to join the Spaniards:
in aid of the Patriot cause. It is now said that a
representation on that subject has been made to
the British Government, and that the answer of
Lord CASTLEREAGH was, that they were nut aware.
of the fact, but that at all events such Officers
had not the countenance of the British Govern-
ment in their proceedings ; and that if any of them
Were taken, the ttoyalists would deal with them
accordingly.
The young Lady who is announced for the part
of Rosetta. in Lore in a . Village, at the English
Opera House, is II Miss STEVENSON. • Report
spreakk highly of het person, her talents, and her
musical attainments. We hope, for the sake o'
this truly national Theatre,,,that. this neti candi
date for public favour will be found fully descry
ing.of it,