The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-20 00:00:00

MALAGA LIGHT.

The Undersigned, Charge d'Affaires of his Ca-
tholic Majesty, presents hid respects to his
Excellency Viscount CASTLEREAGIT, his' Britannic
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
kfliirs, and in Consequence of an Order,received..
by him front his Conrt, has the honour to inform:
his Excellency that the Rotatory Light, or Lan-
tern, now raising in the Port of Malaga, being
about to be completed and put in play, end it
being just and nee scary to increase the Lantern
Duty hitherto levied in proportion to the advance
of expence, occasioned by the lighting and keeps
log tip of the new Harbour' Light, -his Majesty
has been pleased to resole, that the Doty iray-
able by-foieign vessels catering ar droppi!)g
no-
chor is the liar is to he tixed at 24 nortaredis do
celfor per ton, in which siint is iocluded that
hitherto demanded for the same'purpoe, and tire
collection of
.which, to begiti the same day that
the Llotcro is lighted, is committed to the Cap-
tdin of that port, and its produce will be. placed
at the disposal Of the Board of Works Of rite.

(S;gilt-(1) JOACHIM FRANCISCO CANIPUZANO.
Portland Place, 21st May, 1E67.

yestertloy received accounts from Pmenos
Ayres to 15th March inclusive, They represent
the Portugnese army acting in that (platter to, be
in a most ethical situation, completely insuborf
(finale, and in the greatest wait of provisions.—
The Brazil Militia, whirl) had heel) dragged from
their homes on an enterprise, itself intjnat, and
al,o burdensot»e to their cuuntty,, had taken
Ftencit leave of their Commanders, and very
quietly returned to their families. The Uttropean
troops alime remained with General taxon, and
suffered greatly, being unable to Cope with the
Gauchos, or Cossacks of the country, as they were
perfectly unaccustomed to their Style of warfare.
ARTIGAS harassed the Portngnese in all t.natters.
Th g e,genal opinion seas, that they would be ob-
liged to evacuate the Muntevideo territory. No
accounts bad. been, received at Buenos Ayres of
the Pernambuco Revolution,. though ve .weeks
had 'elapsed. The Independents of the capital had
not declared war against Ludeia, but trOtild let
him litsve nn snpplies. 'lite:Royalist 'Army in
Peru bad been defeated in all its movements by
Gt.nertel. BlttoksNo. General SAN 'MART/ N had
arrived past tiaste from Chili ,at Buenas' Ayres,-
and was to return on the 17th ; .hnt the teal ob-
ject of his visit had not transpired, though it
tvas thought. to he to combine a plan of operations
against Pet n. We have also received letters front
Santiago, the capital of Chili, dated 7111 March,
They mention, that the Spaniards hail not a post
or an inch of ground in the country. All :was
quiet and happy ; a large, force organising; hi
short, every thing had assumed 'a new lam The
Spanish Authorities, when day heard that ft
Buenos Ayres army was marching against them,
sent a great number of the must respeettible na-
tives to Lima.—(Morning Paper.)
A :splendid entertaininent was given at 'Windsor
on Wednesday night by the Officers of the Horse.
Gratirthi,-- in commentoraticio of the ILictie of
Waterloo. In the early:part of-the day, her Ma
._3F,SIN and (WO of th.e Pat NCESSIIS . viewed the
preparations. The :Pult4O• Recrat4T, for whose,
.accolinnodation the. cleat , of.TIPPo° S WA, fitted'
tip, arrived abOut ten o'clock, and the Duke of
Wt:,,taaticil-oN at eleven. Nearly -1,000 persons
were present.

Yestertlitylvere notrried by the - Rte Dean
at c:IIESTgit, at St. George's Cilorett, tiunover-
square, SAMUEL CRAWLeY, of S4ockVlo9l/0 in the
uotillty ot* Bedford, Ezti, to TuennOSlA,
ehiest daoghter‘ of the Right lion, the Lirly
TtIEOOOBIA %TYNER, anti lister of VYNSJI,
of Gantley, tiii't,:ouoly of Lincoln,