The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

was at PiiiiiidLiphia, an cve und,rstaud tl at tit!
houst lately occupied by M. de KANTZOW, the
Swedish Miukter, tittiAted at the South-emit

corner r:f High and Twelfth streets, is now fit-
ting up tor his reception (hiring the approaching

winter."

The Official Communication from Lord PAL-
MERSTON, which appears in our Paper this day,
will, we presume) he followed by a similar notice
respecti►►g the Navy. Whatever may be thongl)t
of the cause of the Atnerican Revolters, it is iw-

possible for the British Government to sanction
British Oaicers in etigatzing in their favour, as
we are in amicable alliance with Spain, or, in-,
deed, if we were not, as such interference would
be neither just, liberal, or consistent with dig&-
fied policy. This Communication, on the part
of our Government, we expected to see issued
before, and we must express our surprise that
agents should he permitted to raise recruits
for the revolted provinces i❑ this country, as,
in fact, it may be deemed a sort of national

connivance at a measure which is i❑ direct
contravention with the notice thus issued, and
which can only tend to seduce British subjects into
imminent hazard, and punishments which they
could have no hope of averting by any applica-
tion to Government at home.

Tun FUNDS.—This morning Consols opened
at Sii for money, and 82 for account. The mo-
nied men are buyers at those prices, and the con-
fident expectation of the increasing state of the
Revenue this quarter, has given a further •sti-
mulus for the November account ; they were,
done at 82.*, and scarcely any sellers at that price.
An immense quantity of Stuck has been bought
for to-morrow at 81i.

TIIE KING'S

On Saturday the Quartetly Meeting of the
QUEEN'S Council was held at Windsor Castle,
agreeably- to the directions of the. Regency Act,
which was attended by her MalesTY, the Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY; the E3l'l of WINCIIILSE
Lord AIiDE, &c. It being a Quarterly Meeting,
'the whole of the five Physicians appointed to at-
tend the KING were in attendance, and the result
of their report was agreeably to the directions of
the Act transmitted to the Privy Council Office.—
The following- is the report made to the Nubility
and the public at large, yesterday, at St. James's
Palace :

WtNnson CAsrLit, OCT. 4.—His Majesty continues to
enjoy a good state. of bodily heals h, and has been very cum-
posed through the last mouth; but without any diminution of

his disorder.

" li. 1-TALFORD, ".1.
M. I3AILI.IE, " It. WILLIS."
" W. HEIIERDEN
Lord Rivy.rts aod the Hot). RoBEHT GIiEVILLS
were the Lord and Groom

WINDSOR, OCT. 5.--Lord ARDEN arrived at the
Castle on Friday on a visit,to the QuF2EN. Yes-
terday, after the breaking up of the Council, the
Members partook of some tr fresh went. The Arch-.
bishop of CANTERBURY left for his seat at Addi,,g•
ton ; the Earl of WiNcumsan, for Burleigh
Ifutlandshire. Lord ARDEN remained at the Cas-
tle. The QUEEN and PRINCESSES took an airing.
in a• roach and four on the Maide'uliead Road.
The Royal Family attended divine service iii the
Castle this morping. •

Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, the PRINGB
REGENT 14-1 I town for Windsor.
THE CALEDONIA.—We have received two letters
from the .Brothers FITZGERALD respecting this
vessel, -and. the disappointment of the Emigrants
wio were to have proceeded in it to America,-
cattioning us not to take the acconnts of the
affair which have appeared in THE OBSERVER.-7.
Ws refrained from doing so because we consi-
dered the statement in that Paper as ex parte, not
Iron any fear .6f those persons, and.hccause we
coud hardly- credit :the imputed atrocity. Ws
-caniot, however, but, express our satisfaction on.
the manly firmness, and love of truth andjustice,.
which appears to have-animated THE'ORSERyEft
through the whole of •its'ejiquiries.
On Wednesdily morning last', the Duke and
DochenotGLOUCESTER received company at Mount
Edgectunbe '7. on Thursday thelloke reviewed the
troops on the Parade, after breakfasting vvi; It the
,General : on Friday they visited the. Hospital, and
afterwards Went..to Sal tram.; nn.
„Saturday they-
'vent-up the Tantay ;, and on Monday (this day)
.the_y_utttrii Wey4toot.h.
Bermisda Gazettes, to the 24th of August, coria
tt
(a)i. n,t
la) oe
citenitin,icsos
nners of e
ti.Co t omt inmaes I:ar te. sttilit'aYt
island; at a new table of fees oprin a reduced scale;
to be henceforth taken by the various officers ill
that department- th-ri-mglinit( rife whole of sotir
%Vest India Colonies. This communication had
given milver.,a.l satisfaction to the. merchants at
Bermuda: The Bermuda Gaz?ttes quote letters
from the Fioridas, which slate that the inh:thi;
tants of those provinces were-.lii daily txpectatiou
of their been formally. ceded by. Spain to gthe-
United States of A -

'On Saturday last BArort Homuot.,DT, .the Rus-
sian Ambassador to lire Court of London, arrived,
at Harwich, by the way- Of Holland, with his.
SecrOaq,, 21:tron litnrow. His Excellency ems
barked at Helvoetsittys on Friday tnorning, about-
-9 o'clock, on board- the packet, -and arrived in
.lae;vich after a pasiage of 20 boars. His EX •
Ceikncy' was formerly Miniver at the Court of
Vicuna, and has been employed orr several other
important inis,:ions-for the last 20 years. Ile
was.the only passenger on board the packet 'who,
was not affected by. sea-sickness, and shod ed the
greatest civility' and attention to all his fellow-
rtssengers during the voyage.. He is' brother to
the celebrated traveller of the same name.