The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-14 00:00:00

" aw-Yciftt, :TtYin 6.—A lei ter l'rnen our a
tirnore Correspondent says, the Sp2nish Gentlemen
Who arrived in the Fame yesterday from Lagitira,
appear to be discreet hien. One of them sates,
that he the bearer of dispaloiles to our Govern-
ment from the .‘ Governing Junta' of Caraccas;
that the Junta, elected by the people, had forward-

ed similar communications to England, to the
Patriot Government at Cadiz, and to us; but—not
to France ! iu which they profess friendship, pro-
mise good offices of kindness; and solicit a recipro.;
city and good understanding. These Gentlemen
here, will proceed quickly to Philadelphia, to see
Don Om% the Spanish Minister.
"Other accounts slate, that the new Governors
do not wish for Independence, but have adopted
their measures to guard against French treason and
influence, and to preserve the province for their kid-
napped King FERDINAND VII. now held a prisoner
in France in violation of the Laws of Nattons, and
the rights of htliaanity.—Great unanimity prevails
in the province. The French' tories do not ex-
ceed too.

" nOrl, BOLLIVOR, Don OREA, Don VRIANTE.
and Don TINNED, have arrived at Baltimore from
Languira. Probably two of them are Agents to our
Gov: rnment.

" oAurrotg.--,The construaion put upon the law
repealing the Non-Intercourse, by the Secretary
of the Treasury, is, that no tanned vessel (or if
she Zia, gun.; in.her hold) !idolising to either Great
ita ti or Vtance, can enter the ports of the United
Staies —lf thrl easel', they are, lieble to selz. ure, not-
:nding they :nay be merchant ves,els."

• 11, it MAJESTIES a, ri‘ed Wirkor, from Lon-
o ~bout 0;111 o'clodt, at Princ;ss
house, where they remained till after nit.e
lock. "

TiAusday morning his MAJEzsTY, Duke of CAM-
BRIDGE, PriliCess Stopfl IA al:d .AUGViiTA, took an
Great Park ri:l t Delve o'cloLk.
His MAJESTY FCC o inpa ilivd by. Lord ARDEN,
Genota:s WYNYA a;4 GA ;TR, and Colonel TA Y-
Loft:.

Tile; QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH took an air-
ing is Froginore ri,rdetis.
Yrstet day morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
GUSTA and SOPHIA, took their usual morning's airing
in the Great Pak, 'Windsor, accompanied by Lord
.ARDEN, Generals WYN YAR IY and GARTH, Colonel
TA V' LOB, and L3dy-COLLYER.
„Princess Am ELIA is getting a little ly,qter.
His Maje,ty has written private, letters to the
Persian Monarch on vellum, whirls are to be, con-
veyed over by his Ambassador. They are to be de-
posited in two entucssed 'silver tubes, each two
feet long, resembling a large telescope, with three
silver padlocks, and secured from outward injury by
seal-skin cases.
On Wednesday, previous Co attending the Levee
of his Majesty, at the Queen's house, Sir WM.
OUSELEY, Air. MORI ER, and the Hon. Mr. GORDON,
waited, by appointment, upon the Chairman and
Deputy'ehairinan of the East India Company, at
their house in Leadenhall-street, to take leave on
setting off for Portsmouth, where these G-ntleme
will embark on board the Lion man of war, as Se-
cretaries to the Persian Embassy.

On Sunday last several Yeomanry Corps of the
City of Dublin were assembled and in.petted upon
their several paradei"; but the unfavourable state of
the weather prevented their being exercised in diff
ferent parts of the vicinity of that City, as was in-
tended.

On Wednecclay the 9gd Regiment of Font, or
Gordon HAghlanders, marched from. Woodbridge
Barracks, and embarked on board transports t Har-
wich, for Cattierbury.
Tne Bedford Regiment of Militia arrived at Hail,.
sham on Wednesday lasi.
On Tuesday ihe Ist Battalion of the 32d marched
from Hailshana Barracks to Bexhill.

This day werl Lieutenant-Genera I Lord CHARLES
SOMERsgT, accomoniect by his Stitt; .I)Spet-.:ed the
7i b Regiment of Foot at Bletchingtoti, after which
an elegant entertaintnent Was given to hitn and his
Stair by the ()dicers vf that regiment..

MlLlTlA.—Several doubts having recently oc-
curred respecting the exemptions Maimed by persons
refusing to. serve in the Militia, we have thought
proper to stale the following for the information of
our numerous Readers :—" That no Peer of I his
realm, nor any person who shall at as a Commia-
sibned Officer in any regiment, troop,, or company,
in his Majesty's forces, or in any of his Majesty's
castles or torts, nor any Commissioned Officer, or
private roan, serving in his Majesty's forces, nor
any Commissioned Officer Who shall have served
four years in the Militia, nor any person enrolled in
any trooiS or company of Yeomanry or Volunteer
.corps, who, shall produce a certificate from his Com-
manding Officer that he has punctually attended the
exercise of the troop, company, GI corps, to which
he belongs, for three months immediately preceding
the day on which he shall have been ballokd to serve
in the Militia; nor any person being a Member of
the University, nor any Clergyman, or Licensed
Teacher, nor any Justice of Peace; Constable, or
other Peace-officer, nor any articled Clerk, appren,
tice, seaman, or seafaring man, rriaany person do-
ing duty in his Majesty's OidnantA,,) or at any ma-
gazine or store-house belonging to %/16 Majesty, or
under the direEtion of the Board of Ordnance, nor
any poor man not worth 101. in goods and chattels,
or who does not pay 51. a-year rent,, who has three
children born in lawful" wedlock, being under the
age of 14 years, shall Le liable to serve personally, or
provide a substitute for the Militia.
" And.no person having served personally, or by
substitute, in any regiment or battalion of
shall be obliged to rve again until ;by rotation it
shall come to his turn; but no person who has served
only as a substitute, shall, by such service, be ex-
empted (rota selYing again At he shall be chosen by
ballot."