The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-12 00:00:00

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Some Gmnati l'apers came to hand last: n;ght.
They announce that, 'aceortling to report, the
United States of America are in treaty Avid) the
Goverut»ent of Tuscany for the purchase of the.
Island ofElha.—The following are extracts :

‘! LEGHORN, JUNE 1 1 .—Our harbour has an
uncommonly warlike appearance. Beside.; the
American squadron, there are also two Neapolitan
frigates • which. conveyed -hither Prince Leopold'
and his Consort, and a small quick sailing. Portu-
guese:vessel Which has announced the Portuguese
fleet (which is not yet arrived), and. remains here
awaiting its arrival; The Americans have brought
a great deal of money, and a journey .which the
Commodore has made to Florence is said to have
had for its sole object to negotiate for the cession
of the Island of Elba to the American Govern-
ment' for a very large sum of money. The Com•
modort; is now here again, andi has given orders
to be ready to sail. The destination of the squa-
dron is said to be Messina or Palermo.
" FlonEtsicts, JULY I9—A letter tram Lisbon
of the 24th of June announces that the squadron
to convey the Princess of Brazil from Leghorn
was to sail in the beginning of this month:
" The John VI. on board of which she will
embat k, is fitted up with extraordinary magnifi-
cence and taste for her reception. The Austrian
Ambassador to Brazil, Count VonElz, will make
the voyage with his suite on board 'the second
ship the St. Sebastian.
The guards of the Princess, who are to pa-
rack when she is formally delivered up, departed
to-day for Leghorn with part of the baggage.
" The ceremony of deliveringrup the Princess
will be performed in the same manner as with the
Archduchess Matia Louisa of Brannan, and the
Duchess of Deny, at Marseilles. Among the tra-
vellers. of note arrived here, we remark Air.
D'Acourt, Englis;l Minister at the Neapolitan
Court, and Sir Thomas Maitland, Governor of
Malta and.the lonian Islands.

" Lonis linonoparte is at the Baths of St. Ca-
siano, near Peseca,

" Letters from Rome say, that Count Blacas
has delivered. to the POpe the Concorthrts signed
by the King of France.

• " A promotion of Cartlitials is shortly expect-
ed, in which, besides the French Prelates, several
Italians will also receive the .hats.
" The bases of this Coucordat are like those
Upon which Francis I. concluded his Coneur•tla. ;
but the circumscription of the Dioceses and the
number• of 13!shops'• and Archbishops is different,
and there is no question of the four points (pro*
portions) of. the,Gailician Church.
"'NAPLES, JULY I2.—Fro .n one end of the
kingdom to the oilier the fields are coveted with
the richeit harvest, which is on the pOint of being
reaped."

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COLTRT OF CI-JANCERY, AUG. 11.
OPERA-HOUSE.-WATERS V. TAYLOR.

Mr. Haivr gave in an affidavit, swing the vii-
rions•nms- of money paid into Court, and the
sums due to Mr. Taylor, and those also due by
bin). ,

Tile LORD CHANCELLOR said be would give
judgment on Wt dne,tiav 1110111 i HU:.

MAItLBOROUGI-1 HOUSE.
VERNON V. THU IiOKR of MARLBOROUGH.

The LARD CHANCELLOR, ill this Case (alter
some conversation bet weer Mr. Hart 'and Mr.
Bell, the former (*t vell'om wished, on account of
the absence of Mr,•Leach, who was absent on the
Circuit as Chief Justice .Chester, to pospone
the appointment of k Receiver, and the latter
contending for the appointment), appointed a Re-
ceiver ; at the same time observing, that, should
any application he made for taking the mansion,
a treaty mieht he entered into, and an application
mai!e to the Court ; and, though his Lordship had
appointed a Receiver, the order might not be
acted on before the next Sittings. • .

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, &c. &c.

SALISBURY, Auo. 9.—The supply cif grain at our market,
on Tuesday, was plentiful, hut Wheat declined 2s and Bar-
ley es. per quarter.—Wheat, 60s. to 1025.; Barley,3os.to 465.;
Oats, 2As. to 405.; Beans, 525. to 78s.

NV/NCUESTER, AUGUST 9.—tio little Corn appears in our
market at this season of the year. that prices Limy be consi-
dered alinost nominal. Fine Wheats are only in request, and
such obtains 9Els. per quarter; but inferior descriptions are
not saleable at any price. Barley, bright and dry, fetched
; stained, 365. to 385.: good dry Oats, 345. to 365.
GLA,Goti•, AUGUST 6.

Sugym—Dry brown, 725. to 76s.—Nlidd ling. 76i. to 78s.—
Good Middlings, 78s. to SOs.—Fine, 80s. to 84s.—Very fine,
84s. to 90s.

Cotten Wool.—Bengal, laid. to 14d.—West India, 20d
Bowed, 18d. to 21d.—Carriacou. 214 d. to 22d.—Ne•w Or'cams,
22id. to 23d.—Demerara, 161 d. to 28id.—Maranliam, 2s. Id.
—Sea Island, 2s. 3d. to is. 61d.—Ditto Stxinrd, 22(L to 23d.
• Barley harvest has commenced in the neighhourhoo,l of
Campheltown, Scotland : and, we understand, it will be gene-
ral in that pint of Argyllshire next week.

COAL MARKET, Aua OST 11.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
121 Newcastle ... 9... 365. 9d. to 435. 9d.
i Sunderland .1 s-s. Od. to —s. Od.
1 Cinders ••• 1 .. 2ls. W. to —s. Od.

BIRTHS.

. On thc 4th instant, at Chiswick, Mrs. Fletcher, of a caugh-
ter—the infant since dead.

On the 7th iyst, at his house in Seymour-place, May-fair,
the Lady of James Alexander, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.
Same day, at Alton, Hants, the Lady of J. B. Conithard,
Esq. of a son.