The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-14 00:00:00

tier the signature of A PRQTESTANT, and as we have
been utorliiSe-cl the support of a considerable numher
01 the Members of O•Ur Established Church, we
expect to receive more objections to thisex-
tinetion of those safeguards Ot our Const,tutiou
by which it bas been hitherto preserved all
Ganger f 'corruption and innovation tint
Tint chud.thegeneral aspect of plenty, security, and
popular happiness which has opened upon us, and
ivhich promises a gratifying compensation for all
those sufferings which had for so manyyertrs involved
Mankind in the miseries of warfare, and threat-
ened the total immersion of civilized sOcietv.,
der the dreadful subjugation of a military Des-
potism, au event essentially averted by the wisdom,
the vigour) and the perseverance of the British
Government.

We have in the Dublin Evening Post, received
ithis morning, an acknowledgment on the part
of this Organ of the Roman Catholics, of the
utter arid complete bilure of the Mission to Rome
of their Agent Mr. IlAvEs. The Letter in which
this is announced is too long for insertion this
day, but the first paragraph of it sufficiently states
the main fact. It is as follows :

• " 11,Jine,,,h1ay,67, 1817.
"MT DEAR FRIEND,—t sit'doWn to ioform you, as far as
the wretched state of my health will permit, of the tenni-
oation of the Irish Mission to Rome, and of the tinexpicted
and disastrous turn which our affairs have taken.- DOMESTIC
NomisArtoN, that measure upon which the hopes and the
safety of Ireland depended, has been taken out of the hands
of Propaganda by Cardinal GONSALVI, and Mr. HAYES has
received an order of banishment from the Roman States.—
The one happened on Monday week, and two days after the
order of banishment was issued."

Letters received this atorning from Liverpool
state, that au infinense quantity of Flour has been
shipped front that place for the port of London.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 14.—Our Market was
abundantly supplied this morning with all sorts of
Crain, and Wheat has declined from 10s. to .15s.
per quarter from this day week, and scarcely any
purchasers for inferior samples ; Barley, from 6s.
to Bs. ; Grey Pease, from ss. to 6s. ; Roiling
Pease and Beans, Ss. per quarter lower ; Oats
Lave also declined from 4s. to ss. per quarter;
Flopir is said to be from ss. to 10s. per sack lower.

Foreqcn Wheat - 535. 60s.
Fine ditto - - 945. 115 s.
English Wheat - tins. 665.
Fine ditto - - 1055..—5.
Old ditto - - - —s.

Fine Grey Pease - 545. —s.
'rich Beans - - -40 s. bos.
Old ditto - - - .50s. 60s.
Sum' I Tick. Beaus 4S•. 525.
Old ditto- - - 64; 645.
Feed Oats - - -16 s. 20s.
Fine ditto - - -23 i. eoa..
Poland ditto - -20 i. 2.15.
Fine ditto - - -40 s.
Pot a toe ditto - - 3qs . 425.
Rape `,.eed SCI. 5,11, per last..
Fine Flour . -100 s. 105;.
Seconds • - ass. I",

Rye
Fiat: ditto - - -60 s. —s.
Barley - - - - '225.245.
Fine ditto - - - 445 —s.
Malt
Fine ditto - - - 745. 80s.
WhitePease (boilers) 565. 60s.
Flue ditto. - - 624.—5.
Grey Pease - - - Sits.
Inn of WIGHT, JULY Is. —The hay harvest
itS nearly finished—a plentiful crop. and housed in
good (weer. The Corn in moo parts or the !stout
is very phonising Our Markets for WheAt have
declined 15/ per lona. Best white Breed is now
selling in the Island at 2s. 2'l. per eallon. Seve-
ral of the fatmet will he great lovers, }Living
Dearly their whole crop by them ; many !closed
35/- per load, expecting it would be 401. per
load.
Yesterday about four o'clock the PRINCE RE.
GENT left town for Windsor, on a visit to the
QUEEN. to dinner.
The Duke of Yortrz visited the PRINCE REGENT
yesterday at Carlton-house.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Duke
-DE CHATRE had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT
previous to his leaving to arn for Windsor.
The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND has left a re-
venue to his eldest son of 80,0001. per annum ;
and to each of the younger children be has be--
queatlted 100,0001 in cash.
The Royal yacht built for the PRINCE REGENT
in Deptford Yard is now completely finished, and
preparations are making to have it launched on
Thursday next.
Yesterday morning embarked, on board the
Chichester, Captain RUTTER, from Dover for
Calais, the Right Hon. J. BECKETT, Judge Ad.
voeate-Geweral, with his family and suite, with a
fair breeze at W. S. W. Also-on board the same
packet, the Earl of LONSDALR and Lord Low-

THER, with their fatuities and suite.
The Leman), of MI. I'oNSONBY were interred at
six o'clock a Saturday morning, in a private. man-
ner, in the Vault ar Kensington, beside those of
his brother, the late Lord PoNSONBY. "Ur. P"'"
skoNav's head was opened by Mr. LYNN, the sur-
geon, and in it were found six ounces of extrava-
sated blood, in a coagulated state.
General TunavroN gave notice on Tuesday
last, the Sth instant, in the House of Commons,
that early in the next Session of Parliament be
should renew his motion to repeal such parti of
the 25th aud 30th years of the reign of King
CHARLES the Second, as require in certain cases
declarations to be made against the belief of trait—
siihstantiadoo, and asserting the worship of the
Church of Rome to be idolatrous.
Adthiral Pictodona, Governor and Commander-
in-Chief at Newfoundland, was to sail. yesterday
trout Portsmouth, Should the weather permit him,
in the Sir Francis Drake, Captain BoWK
Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Barr. is shortly expected
St Portsmouth, to embark for his Gores time at
Bermuda, in the Fwth frigate, Sir JOHN LoUIS,
HACKNEY-COACH ACT.-._l he following is
copy of a Clause addzO, b'v way of Rider, to the
ackney-Comi License Act, which received the
Royal Assent on the I Ith of Judy, 1817:
ft And he it further enacted, that it shall be lawful for PUY
person to require any haciniey coachman to drive, for a stated
SUM of money, a distance in the discretion of such hitehnev
coachman r and in case such coachman shall exceed 'he disl.
lance to which sneb person was entitled to he driven, far suet,
stated sum of money, the coachman ,hall not be entitled to
demos d wort; than the sum fur which be was SP crizaied ttt