The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-14 00:00:00

of the ioodemned, who were the second, third, and
fifth, of those we have above named ; but it was not
so. After a quarter of an hour of cruel torture, taken
up with- fresh preparations, two of them reascended the
scaffoldwith great firmness, the third was obliged to
be carried. In an instant after they were no more.

NeW-Ircirk and other American Papers to the 16th
ult. reached town yesterday, having been brought by the
ship Canada to Liverpool. They are principally filtd
with accounts of the funeral obsequies, in honour of the
late E.OfeSidelltS, JEFFERSON and ADAMS. They
contain, however, accounts from Porto Cabello, (Ve-
nezuela) and Carthagena, which indicate a very criti-
cal state of affairs at the former place, while the latter
is threatened with an immediate -attack from the
Spanish squadron under Commodore LABORDE.
Extracts will•be found in a preceding column.

We received last night, Lisbon Gazettes from the
17th to the 23d of July ; but as they are of a date
anterior to those which before reached us, their con-
tents, generally, are not worth giving. We are, how-
ever, by them put in possession of the additional
Treaty between Brazil and Portugal, whereby the
former engages to pay the latter two millions sterling,
for the, purpose of liquidating the Loan contracted in
London, in October, 1823. This is actually robbing
Peter to pay Paul. The Treaty is signed with others
by Sir CHARLES STUART, as Plenipotentiary of the
late King of Portugal.

Frankfort Papers of the 6th inst. also reached town
last night. They contain intelligence from Constan-
tinople—to the 11th ult., being no later than that
Which reached us some day* since by the Newt) Pa-
pers. It is mentioned, that a division of twenty-five
*hips of the CAPITAN PAcnA's fleet had sailed from
the Dardanelles on the 4th. It was supposed that his
first enterprise might be directed against Samos ' • the
inhabitants of which, according to accounts from
Smyrna, were well inclined to submit on reasonable
'conditions.

Letters from Monte Video, of the 17th May, have
been received via Boston, by which we learn that
Admiral PINTOS, the new Brazilian Admiral, had ar-
rived there; and superseded Admiral tom) and three
of his Captains, who are to be tried by a Court Mar-
tial. The following is an extract of one of the letters :-
111orits Vint°, MAY 14.—The new Brazilian Admiral has
arrived-from Rio Janeiro with two frigates and two fine brigs of
war.. Ho immediately suspended Admiral Lobo and three of his
Captains, and is reading them in a transport to Rio Janeiro, there
to be tried by a Court Martial. These three Captains commanded
three fine corvettes, and are replaced by three Englishmen—men
of knoWn ccnrage and activity. The Admiral has made fresh ar-
rangements for effecting the most strict and rigorous blockade of
Buenos Ayres. The three Brazilian frigates are to cruise between
this place and Point Indio, and a line of schooners will be placed
across the'river, at signal distance, so as to prevent any vessels
tatting up.. Five corvettes and four brigs, with a number of
small vessels, are to go up the river to attack Admiral Brown,
and prevent Buenos Ayres from procuring supplies of wood, and
We are daily looking for the arrival pf some bomb-vessels from Rio
Janeiro, for the purpose of bombarding Buenos Ayres.

Brussels papers to the 12th of. August, and the
Allgemeine Zeitung of the 7th, have been received
this morning.. .
The latter contains nothing but an account of a silver
head of some unknown animal, supposed to have been
an idol, having been fished up in the river Sar : and an
article from Trieste, containing the same account from
Corfu, which appeared in the French Papers, of
of the arrival of Lord COCHRANE in the Arci-
Pelagtn....ft adds, that •• according to a report in
'circulation at Trieste, Commodore HAMILTON had
exacta a. promise from his Lordship to commit no
hostilities against the Ottoman fleet ; this
.is, however,
doubted by other persons, who look for important
xesults." We give the following extracts:—
saussit.s, A uo. 9.

The King has just approved a project laid before him, by the
Royal Academy of the Fine Arts, for erecting a colossal statue of
P. P. Rubens in one of the principal squares in this City. The
*:pence is to be defrayed by a national subscription, and all the
Artisti in the Kingdom are invited to become competitors.
The Quotidienne says that a general subject of conversation at
Paris, is the magnificence which the ex-King of Spain, Joseph
Boonaparte, is going to display at Brussels; and hence abundance
of conjectures, presages, and alarms, in the danger of such a
neighbour to France, and urgent counsel* that it may take precau-
tions against a man who is going perhaps "to wake of his house, a
Palace; of hie household, a Court; and of his friends and discon-
tented persons, a new people of subjects." The Quotidienne will
Permit us to laugh a little at this panic terror. One of the first
instances with which we happen to have become acquainted of
this excessive magnificence is, that this individual has taken a
walk elonsohrough the streets of Brussels, asking the first person
.he met to show him the way.

Dutch Papers to' the 12th inst.,
and Hamburgh
Papers to the 9th inst.; have reached us at a late hour
this afternoon. The Journal de St. Petersburgh and
Supplements, of the 27th and 29th of July,
contain,' at great iength, . documents relative to
the .sentence of the persiins implicated in the
late conspiracy, by . which 'it appearti that the MO
Court of Justice unanimously agreed that all, With-
out exception. were liable to capital punishment. It
divided them, however into classes, and adjudged the
five which have since been hanged, to be quartered ;
thirty-one to be beheaded ; seventeen to political
death and hard labour for life, and the remainder
to hard labour for a limited term, and ba-
nishment to, Siberia for life; or to banishment with loss
of nobility, and to serve in the army as privates. 'The
sentence of all, however, had been witigated except the
five who suffered, and those who are to serve as common
soldiers. The mention, it appears, took place be-
tween four and five in the morning. Their Imperial
MAJ ES Pt ES left St. Petersburgb on the 27th July,
on their route to Moscow. Re hoe no room for
extracts.

ItXCHAIMES ON LONDON.
HAINBUROIT, Aug. 8.-37. $i ; two months, 37. 01.
PETERSBUDGD, JULY 25...4. 9.3 e.
'Ammo, Attu. 4.-L.Three months, 19t.
ligaLiN, .00 b.—Three months,
AKSTVIDAM, Auu. 10.-40. 14; two months, 40. 8.

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it is 'confidently asserted that the Ciiilien Fleet has been ditty
posed of by that Government to the authorities at Buenos Ayres,
and that the stone Walk daily expected to arrive in the
plate; this would place the Brazilian Fleet between two
fires, and wet to the Buenos Ayres Naval force such an bp •
pottant addition, added to the enterprize they have already a-
hibited with their mall force against the luiperial blocked-
Lig squadron, as to, kW* io doubt of the result wilts ghoul the
Superiority in that quarter would eventually remain.

It is reported in the City, that all intercourse between the
India Settlements will cease On
Nited States and the British Weft
the Ist of December next.

Naar YORK, JULY 15.--The Spanish Fleet, walla the cam•
Aland of Admiral Laborde, which wag off Carthagena ak9l,
2ite 2 th ult. arrived at Havanna on t 1 f7th, fron► a cruiu.

We regret to find that the peace of Dublin has
been
threatened by the assemblage of mobs ,colleutetl
in consequence of the injurious effect produced upon
the lower orders, by persons it) trade exactinffthe same