The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-25 00:00:00

irssorreTtlon et Perrißtiiiinco, %%Vett bill alteittiJ
the ;:re:-itro tieivosihtit, Iht li;toperfir initnetiiittelv
se Fit on Conifers to,the biti-dnochter, and
to the Prince de Metteriiicii,.4iiti it h thi u tttthe
Pt ingest ti 111 pliweeti i.'r the iire.elit to Lisbon.
" dftENOISLE, JUNK 17 -- is re-
stored in the oeighbool hoot! of Lyons."

The vitally•inyottant Bill for the coati-
nuance of the Suspensi.,tt of the Habeas Corpus
Act, was react a second time last night in the
House of Commons, and the majority, on thel
division, was 80 to 30. As it ii impossible that.
the Opposers of this measure, if they have com-
mon sense, can be sincere in their opposition,
we are surprised at their want of taste in thus dis-
gusting the Nation at large, by a persevering hos-
tility to a measure essential to its welfare. As
Government have been vehemently and falsely ac-
cused of having resorted to a system of , Espionage
on, this subject, we feel much satisfaction in 00-
the following communication from, Mr.
ADDINGTON last night in the House of Commons,
as we are persuaded that nothing would induce
that Gentleman to deliver any statement induce
slightest degree at variance with truth :
" As to the alleged conduct of Government in
rescuing information from spies," the Right Hon.
Gentlemasysaid, " it, was his duty to state, that
no person hail been employed by Government to
act as a spy, and that whatever information they
received from accomplices nuts voluntarily given.
in the case of Oliver? he hail only eo say, !het lie
understood that person to have been a respectable
man, who at one time, carried on the business of
a builder. The_ inforu tvitto lie had given wits
quite voluntary., lie l!thl neither asked nor re-
ceived any teward for it."

CORN.EXCIIANOft. JUNK 25.---This morning the
few sales made, which %vete forced, were on lower
terms than on Monday ; but there was so little
business done, that we 'consider the prices nomi-
nally ate same as on that day.

A private letter from Paris says—" The recent
meeting of all .t he Ministers anti At
ha,,,hasdors
en ,it
the house of the Duke of WELL! NGT()N gie
rise to.a thousand conjectures.- The mo“ pre+a-
lent is, that at that conference the question of
-withdrawing, from France a second fifth of the
Army of Occupation was discussed ; and i 3
said that Monsieur DB CHARTRES is Sent to London
to solicit the British Government. to postpone the
payment of the contributiousswhials we are totally
unable to fulfil."
lirmnstia, Juws 24.---Yesterday the Princess
AUGUSTA, attended by her Ladies in waiting, went'
to Virginia Water, where her Korril Highness
• was also attended by the Duke Of MONTHOSI3, Sir
ttsteY CAMPBELL, General GARTH, Ste. Her
Royal Elighnets took the diversion of fishing, and
had excellent bilOrt. Her Royal Flightless rettirned
to the Palace to dinoer.
On Monday night, a little before ten o'clock,'
the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince 141topoLD
rived at CAntelford-houSe front Clarentont.fions.e.
Yesterday the Princess and Prince receivettvi9itt,,
from some select friends. They also visited the
QUEEN and the Princess Etazantven at
.the Pa-
lace. In the evening her Royal Highness and his
Serene Highness honoured the Italian Opera with
their presence.
Yesterday the Dnehess of GLOVCESTRR role in
the QuEcts's Chair, Arawn by her MAJESTY'S.
poney, in the Gardens at the-back of the, Queen's
Palace. Her MaJaSTY took a similar exercise.'
Yesterday the Princess SOPH,I A Marunn paid
her... respects to iter MAJESTY HMI the Princess
ELIZABETH at the Palace. The' Duke of YORK
also pald his respects to his Royal' Mother ;and
Sister.
The Duke of CLArtynck had another very bad
night,att Monday. Sir llis uY lIALVORD was stilt
for by 6tpress early yestetday morning to attend
his lop,' Highness at., Bushey.- We are happy to
say .the :Royal Duke was pronounced better yes-
terday.
The Duke of WELLINGTON honoured Vattxhall
Gardens with is visit On Minnlay night. His Grace
remained in the Gardens more than two hours, and
op his departure was saluted with loud cheers.
The Duke of Vs aLt.lNGrost intends honouring
the Buglish Opera House with his pre4ence
ends ac-
to.
morrow. A large party of lashionable fri
company his Glace.
Viscount ?tiny 'LLB inspected, on Saturday, the
improvements carrying on in the DoCklarti at
Sheerness, and also in that at Chatham, in which
place a new dock is forming..
Three frigates are, it is said, to he sent without
delay to the coast of South America, to reinforce
the small British armament already in that cluarter
'which consists at preient of the Amphion 38;
-and Hyacinth 26 guns, frigates.
Mr. THOMAS Catarast,L, so well known for n
his
poetical talents, 'has, we understand, written
Ode for the ensuing Farewell Dinner. in honour of
• Mr. ICEsdra.E.
Nine horses lay dead on th e rm
ipso road on Sun-
day, from the excessive heat of the weather.
Cirtiise madness is extremely prevalent in'the
neighbourhood nf Newcastle at:present, and some
children and many cows have been bitten,
From an official return of the number of persons
transported since the Ist of January, 1812, it ap-
pears that the total number of male convicts trans-
ported are 3988—of female convicts 671-.-iamale
convictsi under the age 01 21,.980--anl
of n malefe
convicts, under the age of 21, 136. AM
wo.latter classes there are toe 1 years of
ge-;-seven Of 12—seventeen of 13---thirty.two of
14—siity.five of 15--one hundred and one of 16
one hundred and thirty.two of 17,