The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-19 00:00:00

bat} tripture ressets in the Ch:wort, or
within sight of the CO33tS of Great Britain ur
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" VIENNA, JUNg, s.—it is thought that Lord
Granvi!ie Will succeed Lo;c1 Stewatt here as Eng-
lish Ambassador."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE AGENT TO
LLOYD'S AT BUENOS AYRES, DATED APIAL 13.
"The private brig of war Regent, alias Trepa
Camera, 111Axsow, Commander, arrived here on
the 2d inst. with the Spanish East India ship
Triton, Captain Fatatt.ouGH, from Calcutta,
bound to Cadiz with a valuable cargo of silk and
piece goods, estimated at upwards of a million
and a half of dollars, csrured off the Cape de
Verd, after a gallant defence of two hours and
a halt, in which the Triton bad her third mate
and 20 men killed. The,Regent was fitted out at
Baltimore under Patriot colours, and was only 17
days at sea from that port when she fell in with
the Triton.. The privateers San Martin and La
Independence have sailed ; the former, we sup-
pose, will cruise off Cadiz, and the latter off the
Western Itilands. In the instructions given to
these enlist! s, -they are directed to be particulkr
not to Molest any ship or vesAcl under the Spa-
nish flag, proce'editig with cargois from port to
port in the Brazil 3, or from any part of the Ctii-
zils to the rivci- Plate. We have endeavoured to
ascertain what could induce the Government to
issue such orders, but we have born tinatile to
effect it. The priviteeis C7aralp2eo, Litio tad, and
Consequentia, are expected to sail in a few days—
oinst probably they will cruise off the Coast of
Spain."

EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
ATLIVERPOuL, JUNE. 18.
We have I►arl 00 arrivals from the:United States
since our last (June .15) till today, which are
The Telegraph, Corm, from Philadelphia, sailed May 20 ;
has brought 9.9i5 barrels flour, 197 hales cotton.
Vertross, ATWiLL, from New Orleaus ; 1617. barrels flour,
130 bales'cotton.
Midas, from Philadelphia; 3407 barrels flour, SO bodes
cotton.
The Congress, arum Baltimore; 3904 barrels flour.
Flour this day 795. to sos.; vast quantities were purchased
yesterday, say 16,000 barrcls,:at 735.
The //mania, Captain LEct)s, from Baltimore,
has just arrived off this port.

We received yesterday afternoon the Paris Pa-
pers of Sunday last. They contain a Royal Decree,
establishing a new administration for military sub-
sistence, both for the French troops and the Army
of Occopiat,inrr,.under the title of the General Di-
rection of Military Subsistence. The Administea-
ion to ccitisist of five Directors, one of them to be
l',,,;ident.—The French Court Was to cat4hlti)l, ito
residence at St. Cloud on Tuesday.---The Duke of
'WELLINGTON is expected to return to Paris in
about three weeks,-- General VANDANME has em•
barked its the Texel for Philadelphia.-1 Is.: Empe-
ror of R.usslA is, it is' said, about to pioceed to
Moticow, where' he will pass the winter, from
thence make a roar in' the Crimea, 'and then pro-
ceed to Warsaw, not intending to return to Pe-
tershorgb " 19r eighteen months.—The Princess
Royal of PouToota, set ourfroni Vienna On 'the
.3(1 instant for Leghorn, to embark for the Brazils.
From Madrid, it is Stated, that the new plan of
Finance had received the KING'S unction, and was
about to be carried into execution. According to
:the accounts from Bareelonwof the Ist instant, the
affair of LACY remained in the same state, no
Coimeil of War having been yet assembled.—
French Five per Cents. Saturday, 65f. 45c.
A Madras Gazette Extraordinary, of Jan. 28,
1817, hich arrived yesterday, states the success
of an attack made by Nlajor MActiowsu., with
625 infantry and 1000 Silladar horie, upon be-
tween 2000 and 3000 Pindaries wider BuoKsoo.
Time Major completely surprised thei- encampment,
gettirg within yard of theta, before be fired.
lie afterwards sent hiS cavalry to attack those who
had fled, nod they ran agaits, It t 25
and 60 wounded: In the two affairs lie took about
800 horses and the predatory troops were so com-
pletely dispersed, that the .villagers took them in
the fields.

CHABGgs oFTHCASON.—Yesterday initiarlicurr
anti il'n..././41, who were apprehended some tittle
since in London, on charges of Tregson,
were conveyed frontile house of Correction by
Mr. Adkins, the GoVernor, and A •si.tunts, to the
Sucretat y of ;Pate's Office for the Home Depart-
ment ; also Stephiin Casey and George Brinell, who
were apprehended at Gravesend, in company With
Thisilewood, when be was about to mbar k for
America in disguise. A nnin of thc.ttameof Mug,
geridge was conveyed to the Secretary of State'b
°dice by Mr. Nodder, the Governor of•Tothill-
fields Bridewell. They all untlerw'rot examinations
hefore Lord Stintotrrit, the Law
Officers, Sir NA-
THANIEL CorSANIT, &c. alter which they were dis.
charged out of.custody.
, • A Grand Ode, in honour of the immortal 1% et,
TANQTottr and the glorious Battle of Waterloos,
was performed last night at Vauxhall Gardens—
the music by Mr. Partly
The Capital Priies in the late Lottery were
divided into no less than 341 Shares, and thus ft
very large portion of the community have gained
an. accession of property, varying in amount from
Prizes of 2001. up to 'in very independent Fi>r-
tunic: 'of 20,000 i. sterling I—lt is computed also
that, on alt average, froth 6 to '8 Tetstnis are in-
rectly or indirectly benefited by every Share
sold ;---this is more than 'a counterpoise tt),all the
argtnnents whielt prejudice has levelled against
Lotteries ; but the moderate Prices et which
Tiekets and Shares are sold, in Mr..StvcwraGtrefi
CantraCts, silences all objections, fOr although
much may begained, Little can be lost, The New
Lotlery contains Fault Prizes of 20,0001., st;nl
of 19,11001.„ it begins. fith JULY.