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

which kit thut 1,13,:e the 121st Malec_ 'Pic litters
received by her state, that all cotiittltittiratiim with
Pero ftnbitco was interrupted, in consetrience 111
the meats which hail ocettrretl." .
The illoniterr of MondAy gives- the follandog :

" usnoN, MAY try.

". OiTICIAL Alt; ICES.

• " Yesterday the Portuguese ship Camoens at-
Jived front Bengal,- having touched 'at Pernam-
buco, which place she left the 21st March. By
the thlicers of this ship, and by the passengers
who fled on board to return to Portugal, the
Ofncers of the Kingdom haie learnt that- au
in-
sin ection took place at Pernambiico on the 6th
Alardi, The Governor and Captain-General had.
taken measures to repress a part of the 'Gideon-
tents, who had for some tlinc menaced the tran-
quillity of thetown, and province, hut the au-
dacity and activity of chat party having borne down
the measures of the Governor, an insurrection fol-
lowed, which having overthrown the Government,
imposed upon the rest of the inhabitants by a
declared revolt against the legitimate Sovereign,
and by the installation of a Provisional 'Junta,
composed of five members chosen by the Re 7.
volters. All the accounts art,—
melancholy event to be the work only of a faction,
and that the mass of the inhabitants did not partici-
pate either in the sentiments of the Revolters, or in
the acts of rebellion which have been committed.
The Governors of the Kihgdom,. without waiting
the orders of the King, have thought it their
duty, to employ immediately all their disposable
means, in order to succour the inhabitants of Per-
nambuco, and. to deliver them front the tyrannical
yoke by which they are oppressed. Amongst
other arrangethents, they have ordered ttru fri-
gates to sail immediately to blockade the port and
coast of Pernambuco, in order that no vessel may
be enalAled to enter the port or communicate with
the shore."

The Ga:ette de France of Tuesday says, that
La I'erle, meutiolied tibove, had three men Jaiiied,
Jrnd one wounded, on the day of the rev9lt., They
happened to be on shore, and were mistaken for
Port ngtiese..

PARIS, JVNR 3.---The Ring received yesterday,
after Mass, the Duke of Wellington, and the In-
fant of Spain, Don Francis Paul. The Dike re-
mained with ids M.ijesty half an hour.
The reports, of a misundastanding betvieen
Sweden and Denmark are contradicted.
The Count de Bisects arrived at Rumethe 14th
ult,

At Sens (Yonne), at Nagent (Aube), and
in several Communes of the Department, Seine
et Mat:ne, there have been considerable dis-
turbances in the markets.

Private letters from Perpignan, dated the lath
ult. state, that the Spanish General Villa.Campo
had made an attempt to
.rescue General Lary out
of the prison, where he was confined; at Barce•
Iona; but the conspiracy was frustrated, and the
General himself arrested and conveyed to-Mont
Joni.

It is stated from Lombardy, that the Princess of
‘Vales had quitted her house at Como, and pro,
ceeded to Rome. It appears that her Royal
Highness will not go, a 3 she intended, soGermany.
French Five per Cents.--Monday 66f. 60c.

ARRIVAL OF CORBETT IN AMERICA.
This morning' we received 13oston Papers to
the 12th of May, They announce the safe arri-
val of the Importer at New York on the 6th of
May, having on bogrd' Mr. CoDttarT and his two
Sons.

'l'i►e Papers contain no news of political inte-
rest. They give lamentable accounts of the
state of Commerce ; such an immense uumlur of
vessels have arrived from eveiv port in Europe,
laden,with merchandize, that the mark.!ts are cons-
pletely glutted, and a total ►top is put to every
kind of business,

[Prhtn the Bozlon'eldrertisrr of the 9t4
HATAtninif, APRIL 18.----Bustuess is petty
brisk here. American vessels are taken up on
freight or charter in preference to any other flag,
because, the Patriot Privateers in this neighbour-
hood do trot molest them, except by putting the
crews of captured vessels.,on board,----There was
hall a dozen Spanish nten of war quietly lyivg at
their UTICIIOrrige in the brirbour, and it w4lB but
yesterday that ft Droer, with 250 boxes of white
sugar, wsti taken by a Patriotic .Privateer and
carried ofT:within the Bight of the Moro Castle.

The Thanks of the House of Commons, on the
motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, were yesterdly
voted to the late Speaker, by a very large majority.
Lord WiLLIAM RUSSELL, however, took upon him,
this.occasion, the ungracious office of declaring
his opposition to this well-merited tribute to Lord
COLCASTER, and Ive are sorry that the Noble
Lord did not reflect upon the unfavourable im,
pression which such a dissent was likely lb make
on the Public. The ground of bis Lordship's
objection was, that the late Speaker, in addressing
thc Prune': REGENT, and summary 01
the !albums:l of th 4 Session of 1813, not only