The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF A LETTKR FROM DOVER, MAY 26.

`• We learn from Deal, that the two prizes re-
captured by the Alert are given up, and the Tuni-
sian cruiser bas received a dispatch to carry back
to his Day, to inform. him that hit cruisers lutist
not cruise within sight of an English Port.
€1 This morning, at ten minutes before twelve,
a schooner, under the same colours a►s the one in
the Downs; captured a foreign boy within sight
of Dover ; our sailors from she hills, saw them
exchange.the prisoners.
Half-past Four,---The Tunisian schooner and
her prize are both gone away to the westward."

The report of the Insorrection in the Brazils,
which was first communicated in a respectable
Morning Paper „of yesterday, and afterwards
corroborated, on authentic authority, in Titt
Stn.:, is, we find, fully confirmed by •subse.
quent accounts. The Insurrection in Chili is
complete: and indeed, it required little sagacity,
after what we have seen in the Revolution of li► i-
tish America, and the Revolution in France, to
predict similar events in the transatlantic Depend-
encies of other European Powers.

• CITY OF PARIS LOAN:

The following are the accurate particulars of
the Loan which has recently been cOncluded be-
tween the City of Paris and several eminent French
[louses, and which we have received fro►u one of
our Correspondents at Paris :
" The City borrows 33 millions of francs, or
about 1,320,0001. sterling, for which it gives.
33,000 Obligations of 1000 francs each, payable
from the Ist October, 1817, to the Ist,July, 1829,
both incladed. The period when these Obliga-
tions will be paid is to be decided by a Lottery
every quarter of a year, so that there will he 48
Lotteriei, the first to commence with 523 Obr
ligations, the second' 530, the third five hundred
and thirty-seven, the fourth 54.1, and so on,
adding seven Obligations each drawing, which.
will make in forty-eight Lotteries the whole
33,000. Each Obligation bears an interest of 6
per cent. per, annum, payable. quarterly from the
day the money Is advanced, to that when it is
repaid, which will be when the Number is Drawn,
anti there are • certain Prizes to be drawn every
quarter, from 5 francs to 50,000 francs for each
Obligation which comes up, and which Prizes
amount in the whole to upwards of Six Millions
of Francs. Thus, for instance, the highest Prize
on the Ist of October, 1817, is 20,000 francs, so
that the holder of. that Obligation, which is drawn
the Prize on that day, will receive for his 1000
francs advanced 21,012 francs 30 cents. for his
Capital, Interest, and Prize, and the least he can
receive is 1017."

We received, this morning the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. The following are extracts
" PAltts, MAY 24.--Intelligeare from C:onttan-
tinople, with respect to the dia,turbances at Rag.
dad, states, that a Tartar bad brought to the Grand
Signior the heads of Eased Paella and his accom-
plices. They have been exposed, above the inte-
rior gate of the Seraglio, with an inscription.
The Gurdts du Corps, forming part of the
Company of Noailies, recently re-organised, were
presented to the King on Wednesday, by the.
Doke de:MOuchy, and took the oaths of fidelity.

" A letter frorullarseilles of the 15th instant
states,- that an English frigate had anchored in
brat port, destined to receive the English Ein.
bassy to Turkey, which is expected at Marseilles
on the 25th or 30th.