The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

COMMERCE WITH AMERICA.

Letters have been received from Lima, of ;z
n".
middle of November, which mention, that 1,4-44(
the Port of Callao had been, by cotillions...
the Viceroy, opened to British vessels ar°l
their cargoes,. be had issued express directir
that the remaining. Spanish force in the ►ll
cific should be employed to pursue sod csP".l",
alt vessels of any nation whatever, which,
arms or ammunition, should attempt to enter!'
of the ports on that Continent, which were o
state of insurrection. The immediate object. 4
this new order is, it is said, to promote the ~„
vancement of the commerce of Peru,
solidate more and more the intimate relationse
isting with the Brigish nation. if be
The following duties had been imposed 0
exportation of territorial produce from lihrladbx
On silver coin, 114 per cent. royal duty' °Ole:*
per cent. municipal duty; on gold coin, ;
• Jpai
cent, royal duty, and 21 per cent. ionic
and on produce in general, 3 per cet3t' •
th t tbe.
The Governor bad given notice, --a jog
resolutions should not be approved of by 'het,
of Spain, as soon as be should receive the I‘llo
and to car
prohibitory order, it would be published for
information of those concerned, to whom w°l3
he granted a term of four months to Convey
selves out of Peru to any place they might tbi-
convenient.
A great number of the inhabitants, it is ssors
had left Lima, and having proceeded.to the ?to
of Callao, bad embarked on board several Oil, of
ships trading with that place, in consequence
the agreement signed for that purpose.

IRELAND.
LORD DONOU e Earl of Fel°
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winOUGIIMORE has addressed the following Ans;c-lr;
rep'ly to a Letter from the Chairman °` 'lto
late Meeting of the Roman Catholic inhablvir
of the United Parishes of St. Ant'rew, S'• , ,8114;
and St. Anne, containing the Resolution 01 '' 81
Meeting, to request his Lordship to resent their
petition to the House of Lords :
" Knocklofty, egth MarcbPl3l9.yi
" Sta—The Petition which has been entrusted tofu rae
the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of St.i:,.l
S. t. Mark, and St. Anne, I shall be much gratified in 13"9:11r
iftg• to that House of Parliament of which I am a gen'-cfe;
co with undiminished zeal for their complete restoration t°
,03. „ti
co , Clutional privilege awl capacity, in this our 6 lii,,ig,
country. And I receive, with feelings of just adlilioo7o,'
nient, the very kind manner in which you are ple3sel t(:i0
ti -e my own endeavours, and those of my family, ill tba.'; to
causesbacy Sir,
iro,fyye•wotlultiricl
elluwncs
faithfullccelisusmf
unsuccessful
dssv:orcl:aintteigts:. t.....bi0 uhgahv ,e 1:b.
os
a('
or r;,. to
" Patrick Curtis, EN. Chairman, &c." CO'
"osoUGI-01-
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We are authorised to state, that Colo. elia4-
wv,•ell, understanding that Lord Lismore'6,leii Orli
'cre injured, in consequence of, what 'e'aila it
himh,,v. on the I I
staiisntfciriciige
isc,l)ar,it,ifitnLl:le::iil.c(alast.tLei(Esi le c 1 t"' i I3or
welli:)gthbrLengh
had not pledged himself to su )1.) oar'itt°°l.l le'es;:t It
leaCtColl/6:
lone) Bagwell at the period of ithelloio(l,ii, 114
Bagwell is tree to acknowledge, that 16°` ...nen 011
statedh. must have wiser) from, misconcePti—
ts part —(Front the Clonmel Advertiser.) , 4of
'[be High ShLriff, Foreman, and Grand J'lri of
the County of Tyrone, and the Protes"ilsept
the County of Sligo, have petitioned rarliara
against the Roman Catholic Claims.--ribici)
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DISCOVERY OF FORGED NOTES.--Ities". k ,
John Foy, an Officer, employed by tile 0' ' jog
England, received a communication, linf°llllad
him where a certain stage coach would arrive, 0
that amongst the parcels would be a buret
(which was minutely described) full
of "bro.
notes. Accordingly Foy, baying procured an 0
sistant, proceeded to the place, and soon after.,_
elderly female came to take aay the parcel; -12`,
;10ahoy k
lief
immediately apprehended her, and too e 0
the house at which she said she lived, here
respectable looking man was awaiting her retiluero
The Officer secured thein both, and took tr
l'her,
to Marlborough-street Office, where theY un
under
;lent a long private examination. We T'llile
stand the amount of forged notes whi" *bet
basket contained exceeds 7001. and dot
were well executed.