The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-22 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1817.

The Paris Papers of Sunday last, which were
due this morning, have not come to hand.

In a Second Edition of our Paper of yesterday
it would be seen, that the authentic accounts re-
ceived respecting the movements of the Spanish
Troops do not in any way confirm the- report of
the Invasion of Portugal. An Evening Paper of
yesterday asserted, 011 the contrary, that there
appeared reason to believe, from the contents of
son►c of the private letters from the Peninsula,
that tl►e Spanish Troops had entered Portugal.—
We, however, confidently rely upon the correct-
ness of our statement of yesterday, and which
will be found in another column.

DISTRESSING NAVAL NEWS.

We. copy the following from The Dublin Evening
Post of the 'Sit' :

" The Lyra ship of war, hoir.eward-bound from
India, put into Bantry Bay yestr•rtlayt in want of
provisions, having been for some time On reduced
allowance, and had, when she reached the Bay,
only three days' supply. Captain HALL arrived in
this city to-day, and communicates the following
distressing information :—That to the south-west..
be had taller► in with upwards of
.300 vessels, all
in extreme distress for want of previsions, owing
to the prevalence of easterly winds for
,so loot a
period having prevented them from making any
point of laud on this coast. Athniril HALLOtVELL,
we underitand, has ordered oil all the cruizers
and other disposable vessels that were in the har-
bour to their assistance."

NVe find that another Prisoner was yesterday
found Guilty of lIIGH TREASON at Derby.--
We cannot but lament that disloyal Mis-
creants, by their ina.tnimat'iiry speeches, have
thus heated the passions and corrupted
the minds of these deluded men. At the same
time, with every impulse of rational huManity,
we cannot but feel indignant at the attempts of
the Opposition Writers to excite a feeling
of false compassion towards the culprits, who are
rather treated by those Writers as the victims of
tyranny and injustice than as criminals who
have joined in a Conspiracy to overturn the Go-
vernment, and involve the Empire in blood-
shed, and all the horrors of a Fiends Revolution.

CORN-EXCHANGE,sOCT. 22.—We haft few fresh
Arrivals with 'Wheat this morning, and Fine
Samples, both in Wheat anti Oats, were taken off
on full as good terms as on Monday ; Fine Bar-
ley, Grey Pease, and Beans, are full as dear ; iii
other articles no alteration.

WINDSOR, OCT. 21.—Yestertlay the Duke of
York arrived at the Castle, and paid a visit to
HER MAJESTY and the Princesses, and afterwards
returned to Oatlands to dinner. • This morning
Princess Auoci-A, attended-by General Sir BaEwr.
SP ENCRR, and other attendant s, rode ant on horse-
bad: in ll'indsor Great-pat k. Princess SornlA,
with her attendants, took an airing on horseback
in the Little-park.
GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 29.—" By accounts from
Fez, it appears that the .Emperor of Morocco,
notwithstanding his previous determination to cut.
off all communication by land With Algiers, has
permitted a caravan to pass into his States, which
circumstance has induced still more rigorms ince-
sures in the quarantine department here."
Lord HOLLAND still- continues confined by his
severe attack of the gout in France. The mo-
ment the state of his Lordship's health enables
him to travel, the family returns to England.
There %via be a Court. of Common Council to-
morrow ; in which it i., expected the sermon of
the Lord Mayor's Chaplain, which has already
been the sphject of discussion, will be taken into
consideration.

itt the michofbnas Cattle Fair, held h) [layer-
fordwest, on Stiirday, the 18th inst. there was a
larger show of all hints of cattle than has been
kuown for many preceding lairs, the whole of
which weat. off unsulnincittly brisk, and at ad•
vanced juices,