The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

[ANOTHER ACCOUNT.]

Extract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at
Buenos "lyres, dated Nov. 22.

" By an Express, arrived from St. Jago de
Chili, we have accounts of the capture of the
Spanish frigate La Reyna Maria Isabel, mounting
50 guns, in the Port of Talcahuano, by the Patriot
vessels General San Martin, and Lantaio. It is
likewi'e reported, that four of the transports of
the Expedition from Cadiz to Lima, under the
couvoy of that frigate, had beets taken. The
Chili Gazette, of the Bth, only gives the capture of
the convoying ship ; on the 12th inst. arrived the
Horatio ,and Cureazo frigates from New York,
where they were built ; they will have from 32 to
36 guns, with a complement of 200 men ; on the
6th inst. arrived the Spanish ship San Thomas,
prize to the Vigilance ship priCateer, from this
Port ; and on the 18th inst. arrived the Spanish
brig Diligente, from La Gityra to St. Domingo,
prize to the tame privateer."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, Fes. 8.— Yesterday, before mass, the
Duke de Fernan Nunez had a private audience of
the King, and delivered a letter from his Catholic
Majesty, notifying the death of -Queen Maria
Louisa, his August Mother.

" The Court goes into mourning to-morrow on
account of the death of the Queen Maria Louisa,
of Spain, for twenty-one days, eleven in black
and ten in white.

" Yesterday his Majesty, after hearing mass in
his apartments, received in his Cabinet the Mi-
nisters, Marshals of France, Great Officers of the
Crown, Peers, Deputies, the Military, &c.
" The Court of Madrid has sent the Royal
Order respecting foreigners in the ranks of the
insurgents in South America to all the Spanish
Ambassadors at the different Courts of Europe.

" VIENNA, JAN. '27.—We learn from Venice
that the Count Capo d'lstria, Secretary of State
of Russia, after making a short stay in that city,
set out the 18th instant, to proceed by the way
of Florence and Naples to Corfu.
" HAMBORGH, JAN. 30.—General Gourgand
having addressed the Austrian Minister here, in
order to ascertain whether he might be permitted
to fix his residence at Prague, in Bohemia, has
received an answer, stating, that he would
be allowed to establish his residence at Prague,
but upon conditions, that be might be transfer-
red to any other place in the Austrian Empire
which the Government should chuse, if such a
measure should be deemed necessary. Gen. Gour-
gaud, not being disposed to submit to thidcondition,
has renounced his design of proceeding to Austria.
The General seems to wish to prolong his stay in
this city."

(From the Washington City Gazette of the 12th January.)
The appointment of Joetti GRAHAM, Eq. as
Minister to the Portuguese Court at Brazil, in
South America, bas been confirmed by the Se-
nate. M. GRAHAM iS expected to set out imme•

it

diately. The present Minister, Jr. Stimrl.6-76
is said, has requested leave to return to

United States.
It is a fact not generally known (which `gip
state on good authority), highly interestingdi
the mercantile iuterest, that by a late treaty
Great Britain, 16 per cent. duty only i 3 levied °,
articles imported into the Brazils in British yet #
sels, whilst the trade carried on in America" vex'
sels is subject to a duty of 24 per eenr•
odious distinction, it is supposed, must so" (re,
strew our trade to this quarter of our beffiisPliefr
if some endeavours are not promptly wade'
placing us on a more equitable footing with Greos
Britain, We indulge a hope, that igr• 611°-
Br'
may be able to`effect some more favourable
rangement with our relations in Fortug4l
important subject.

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LISBON, JAN. 23.—Much alarm is cand 6,
by accounts being received of several Pirste 'go
secs infesting our coast. So audacious are
ull
plunderers that they are frequently off the rilfe
of the Tagus; and one mounting 18 guns' °- Thal
Hotta calibres, was so a few' days since' oot
act with the most daring insolence, and fji'
to examine and rob every vessel they bilin 'foe
without regard to the nation it belongs "I'l oil.,
Egeria arrived here from Newfoundland, °lllO4
ed bewee on the 10th ult. Previous to theel'idte,
of this ship, the Leven, another English fright's
Captain BARTHOLOMEW, arrived with disPetejts
from his Government to the British Ch'uggoi,
Affaires, Mr. WARD, and the Consul Gerieht4
Mr. JEFFERY. The . former Gentleman hjg bat
several interviews with the Government sit/ce'or.
Communicationsthe nature of the have nc't %,
hired. Marshal Lord BERESFORD i 5 "ilYhvellA
pected, and his arrival, much wished for hta
Councils; and it is imagined ihat the disrit4
may relate to that gallant Officer.
e(l°
THE FUNDS.—The Market has exPer'eric the
advance of three-eighths per cent• si"t-etiat
opening. Consuls for the Account conlmenc-
-6
„tor
76i, and went to 761, but it is consiu—c
artificial rise, and not expected to condone.
ceot,
morrow is the day for the payment of 40 per 000
upon the new Loan, being the last rad°
clue to the Bank.
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It is with much pleasure we find that -c
r
c the •
at length roused up many Members of - tbelt.
TESTANT WII o have promised °set of
strenuous assistance in repelling the 'l`ll:ll.ttot\i
POPERY, which is endeavouring to obtrOe look
into into our Legislature.We shall confidentil ;-.ca
to them for a due fulfilment of their promise, 'l'll
„aid'
is indeed a duty to themselves, to their tA"
to the purest Religi.Jn ever enjoyed by 111314:1).0,
and to a POWER above all Earthly A1.01°1.100
It may not beimproper for us to add, 61 d
in our Department under the beil'oell
LITERARY REVIEW, pay particular attentip"
tiled
works on theological subjects, conceiving Orlif
to be matters of the utmost importance, "(It foot
to the security of the NATIONAL FAITH, but
°,1,1
POLITICAL CONSTITUTION, COUSidErillg tb
vitally and indissolubly united.

THE PRINCE REGENTS cOffilli ,
Yesterday, at two PRINc!_11:61:1
1 lield a Coat at C I 'cm .fis
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o'clock,
tothe
Carlton-House, w '-
tended by— rep'
tended
The Sardinian, Swedish and Saxon Ministers, 11,0.1,1,
bishopof Canterbury, the Dean of Westniiiiste:,..i,ylte
Chancellor, the President of the Conned, the tor
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staiffti,;.: rccaooti:4o,:ri
State fur !lonic, " f Olt t ilti
,n Master-General ih,ei lof
Mastert the O Ordnance, atice t 11, e
its Presidentrli.ielsid)‘,:itti te,ic°, '1,;(11,,;
of Control Foreign, and Colonial V
Board of Trade, the Master olf Mint,til
tbleiellain, the Treasurer of the iim'iseholiel, E3rl tir -°f t 1"
Marquis of Bath, and the Lord ebief-.Ns—c' ,ii,
King's-Bench. lOl :4
Baron Just, the Saxon, Minister had 91.••01
ence of the Prince Regent, upon his °l;rl;Pijiloi
England. Baron Sternfield, the Swedi'iires6 I
ter, had an audience to present ao I'V ',lt t 4
Condolence front the Kin,* of Swedenfl%),.?att,,'
death of her late Majesty Qtteell .C1)••10107
Count St. Martin D'Aigh•e,the Sartlininn `ct,i,°,
ter, had an audience of the Prince, ge4 iV„.,
present the Comte de Gifflenga. The,,,,0111:,
bishop orCanterbury, and the Dean of Ivi-0,14'1
ster, presented to the Prince Regent 911 - (1-11
of a Convocation of the Clergy of
of 13,-i$
Westminster, upon the assembling (11. -1),(0-1
Parliament. The Duke of Montrose prc;cbl.v V)
Address from the House of Peers, tnoveoh.'ect 0
Grosvenor on Tuesdsiv night, on 'the sliviiidi,s
places in reversion, His Royal ilighnegss, ia So
Privy Council, at which the Marquis oft ,-ati,'l,,
sworn in Lord Lieutenant of than C; ,‘
merset, in the room of the late Earl Pteie dr
Regent, according to annual custom, P's i
Sheriffs for the year ensuing. ' , docilsOri
His Roal Highness held another
(100")
which they Recorder of London made I),ls„tit I'
of 17 Cimviets, on t‘'hom sentence 01 "e-001,
been passed in December last, three ()c id 0
John Corderoy anti John Fellowes, c", 111„, is ll' ,°ll
burglary, and James Egerton, of rolth'llilogll'e
on the highway, under a threat of cbeiG-", e$
with a diabolical offence, were orders a( pi
94/1
cution on Tday .
The Regent thennext gave audiences £0 I", die
ihrrowby, Viscoont Caltlereagh, the M
. 'loth, ('aunt Munster, at:.