The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-09 00:00:00

(From the New York Even enk Pest of the 14th June.)

A Demarara Paper Of the'3oth April brings another version
of Revolutionary events in the vicinity of the Oronooko, in
Terra Firma. A Spanish emigrant in Demarara had received
information that a plot to pleliver the Spanish Port of Au-
gustura to the patriot chief Piar, had been providentially de-
tected;—that Fitzgerald, the traitorous Governor, hail been
at rested and sent. in irons to the General in Chief, Morillo,
at Varenag, for trial and punishment ;—and that his-princi-
pal associate, a Commissary, with a number of inferior abet-
tors, had been summarily tried,and shot. The proofs of the
treachery were said to he ample. That Fitzgerald had occa
sinned an artificial scarcity to promote it ;—and that great
quantities of provisions, 'and 40,000 dollars in specie, were
found concealed among his effect!. That two daykafter the
detection of this plot, the Royalist Gen. Morales appeared
in force before Angostura, from Caraccas, gave battle to the
revolutionary army, under Gen. Cadana, defeated it, and com-
pelled it to retreat six leagues—is here it halted. Here they
were followed by the Spanish General Sorati, with 1500 inert,
from Fort Guyana ;—a battle ensued, when the latter was
completely defeated by the Revolutionists, and himself, and
most of his troops either killed or made prisoners. After his
success, General Morales entered Augustura, tranquillized
the public mind—gave orders for provisioning and reinforcing
the garrison—and then sat out in quest of the party which
bad defeated Sorati.

The PRINCE REGENT dined at the French Am-
hassadoi's on Sunday, for the purpose of hearing
the dramatic recitations of M. TALtda and Millie.
GEORGES.

WINDson, JULY B.—Yesterday her MAJESTY,
accompanied by the Dochess of GLoncF.sTER and
Princess AUGUSTA, with a select party, visited
Princess ELIZABETH'S Cottage, where they par-
took of some refreshment, and returned to the
Castle to dinner.

Yesterday the PRINCK REGENT dined with the
Marquis of CHoLMONDELEY•
The Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE REGENT
yesterday at Carlton-house.
The trial of Major GRANT is expected to ter-
minate this day or to-morrow at farthest.
In reporting Sir 3. C. HIPPISLEY'S speech, we
omitted to state, that in speaking of concessions
to the Roman Catholics, he noticed a Bill which,
be stated, ought to he accepted as no inconsider-
able boon, and which had passed both Houses of
Parliament in the present Session. By this Bill
Catholics are relieved, both in the Navy and
Army, from taking any disqualifying oaths on
receiving commissions ; and the annual Act of In-
demnity exempts them from the penalties of omit-
ting them after being commissioned.
PRICE OF BULLION YESTERDAY.--Portugal
Gold in Coin,, 31. 195.; Foreign Gold in Bars,
31. 19s. ; New Doubloons, 31. 16s. ; New Dol-
lars, ss. Id. ; and Silver in Bars, Standard,
ss. 2d. . . . "

It is our 'to oils, Com P1.0011(141
Joitruals t e and opi-
tions
of our Literary etlir, ii throw :bout 11-0
thikee says ocknowiedgi,ie- Cie g,,eit,e.,
111,1 tee thrrefove give the stibioinev! Ext,
Cork .Idreriiser of the I st instant, a loyal loud
k+'..ll • conducted Paper :
" The manitest and urgent nrces,i!v of conti-
imiug the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus A-t,
lia caused that measwe to be carried iu the
House of Commons on Nionday eveni.,g last, by
the vet y great majority of 276 to II I. We
hare often e \ pressed our opinions upon chic
great utility of this BI:1, by which, as. appears
trout the Report of the Secret C4,tronittee,
England has been saved troth insurrection and
massacre. The arguments of the 0 position
against it - are the most common• place that
can possibly
,be imagined. , \linen an ardent
and active party are traversing the comitry
from North to South, filidii;g. matter of dii-
Afection in every -coitittvivitete-schieme of spo-
liation anti rebAlion,little inferior to the
cal theories of thi• Erfneh Reformers, are broached
with all the colouring, Of sophistry and the vigot;r
of enthusiasm, these (7entlemen seem to.imagitfc
that the- country •.sit• be amilsed by trite:de.
elatuations unon.,abstract- notions •of libert7,
or vague, insinuations again.; ',iNl:initers, whose
greatest crime, next, to that ~,f breal.ing do in
,)t.e
power of France-, is, lion or.keeping-" all the Tt4..
terrs•' iodeed
be, if that, most incapable- and, sinthecle
intoistration were taget-into power3:,but we must
do them the jussice to say, that ,they would
most-probably adopt the. very measures that they
are now abusing. A ridiculous deference to the
.whims of the populace might entbatruss 11)eir
deliberations, but except
.they were absolutely
infatuated, ;they: could not suffer the Consti-
tution to be destroyed, and the ,miselies of a
civil 'war to ensue. ‘Ve are .sorry however, de-
graded as that Party is, to see the heads of
the aike of BRDFORD and Lord Hoititito, silk
tending mob meetin4s at Middlesex., a.tl hero,-
ing with .Major cARTWRIGHT. .That Sir FRANCIS
BURDE'. T should (10 so, we d 0,,. not worider: it
is his vocation but for these Peers to contami-
nate themselves, by stooping to such company
for the low applause and the fetid huzzatt of the
dregs of London, is a disgrace tcy he patents-of
their Nobility, and the memory of their ancestors.''

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