The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-22 00:00:00

Correction at Manheim. It is said he will not
make ally disclosure. It is still understood that he
cannot recover.

" STOCKHOLM, MARCH 23.—A strong and e%'
tensive fortress is to be constructed in the centre
ofSvreclen, between the Lakes Venern and-Yetter,
twhich is to serve ns a general magazine and place
of retreat for the Swedish army, in case or a re,
verse, and as a bulwark against foreign invasion.

•
We have- received BostOn Papers to the 26th
ult., and,Charieston to the 14!h ult.
(From Tice Palladium of the 19th March.)
Captain MORE, at Not folk, %% Ito left St. Barg,
4th February, reports, that part of 13tw's3
Squadron, under Commodore JontE, consistiog of •
one 20-gun ship, an 18-gun brig, and 4 large
schooners, were continually crnizing bct wecn Sc'
Martin's and St. Bartholomew's, wiainst vessel'
bearing the American Flag, occasionally an
at the Five Islands, and were very successful. The
day before Captain M. sailed they
sent into St.
Earts,'a Guineaman having 200 slaves, and a bars,
quantity of gold dust and ivory, on board ; she "-
chased six hours by the whole Squadron, and wascaptured by the brig Arab. The brig Rerthiicia2.ll°
formerly from Baltimore, under the Artigan v
run into St. Barts, where she was seized and s°:
by the Government ; she was purchased by
"c
Agent of JoLtE, and being fitted in a soPetiQr
style, was to sail the same day to take in bc
armament at the Five Islands, and Pi" I"
Squadron there. Captain M. was brought to by
the Squadron, and treated with politeness.
COMMERCE OF CHlLL—Letters from St. Jae
de Chili state, that in consequence of the success'
ful operations of the Patriots in that quarter, trade
has revived in e surprising manner ; it enorneratell'a
among other articles, that would command f
prices and ready sales, India Cotton, g,,°`l6
low and middling qualities, German, Freo.:ll,
Irish Linens, and Cabinet Fm nit tire.
cn RiS4
New YORK, MARCH 22.—Americans
Dangeons.—Captaia S‘k lONE, who arrived in this
port, reports, that the following Americans °e►
l.:III:
prisoned in the Castle of St. Juan de Loz, 'etc,
CEO: ; SAMUEL CALVIN, of Connecticut ; EnwAB
LAROQOI3, 01111 AUGUSTUS DUKEL, of ;
JAMES LOVEGROVE, of the State of New V°rk
and PIi!LEP Clizaor:, and JOHN AlljA, place of
b:rth not recollected.
Accounts from Aux Cayes contradict the
that M'Gattcott's troops bad all deserted frog
him ; that some of his sailors bad, but none°
his troops ; two transports of troops were 104 ‘
outside, and that I\l'Gaticoa bad gone to 1".('
au-Prince. report

(From a Boston Paper of Me 17M alt.)
THIS NAVAL DEPOT.—We learn that the Nslv'
i
Commissioners have combined, in the establish
ment of the Grand Naval Depot for the Soulber3
G
Section of the Union, two distinct sites---°1;
port as a fitting, repairing, and docking-yard' 1c
Burrel's Bay as the building-yard. The 19t tc
place is in the County of the isle of White' silo
the south side of James River, and 313°°t,
miles distant from Norfolk ; it heads the i°11;
bar, which extends from the Warwick Sli°7 bg
the Bay of Hampton Roads ; is almost a st"'l4,oo
course, and the depth of water is sufficient 'O,
ships of the largest draft ; at every point necro4,.
nary to erect works of defence, nature "5 P
vided a foundation of solid rock, and ti's
trance may be so fortified as to render it '11'1)2 wis,
ble to an enemy. We presume no pub
sisT•op
will be commenced there until after ne7°'
of Congress. ve it
STOPPAGE OP SPECIE PAYMENTS.-"' re
have
from the best authority, that all the .ent-cts
Banks have suspended their Specie l'4YlTje"o49
and we are further informed, that these 133thc
will not resume the payment of Specie .011
Ohio Banks shall have done so, Tbis loftoren3tl
may be relied oth
e Jane
SOUTHAMPTOI4, APRIL 21.--Art'V-d
Of the il°rie
pilot-boat, from Sea, with the Purser o
Company's ship Buckinghamshire,
from China and St. Helena. with diSPNliell

One of the most interesting communieatl°l/1
which the Foreign Journals have lately enntttilv.
the
ed, is that which states the intention of
peror of Russia to emancipate the PeasnntrY
of ibis
his dominions. Such an act is worthyo
greatest Monarch, and it will hand down the "an!
of ALEX ANDna with honour to the latest poster"
as the Pea
ty. '[his is indeed EMANCIPATioN ; l
santry in Russia have hitherto been in state °
the most slavish humiliation ; but to apply tbg
term to the Claims of Popery is to abuse and
t°
profane it. The Papists are, in point of gelig°"'
as free in this Country as in the most
bigntte6
Roman Catholic State, and if they were t° sub,i
wit to the tests required by our Constitution,
4I
absolutely necessary for the security 01 the Brit
Throne, and the preservation of the PrOtesttia