The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-29 00:00:00

sion of I\l'ontc iliat an Atnerican ship
from B3reelnna, 'and a French btig from Havie,
.Ita‘ing reached Buenos Ayres with cargoes,
tvvre desirous of tleparting without breaking
hulk, an Adbmint of the niut of the duties ; but
this they were prohibited froth doing till they had
paid an ad rid( rem dilly of 5 per cent. for their
entrance hit() the harboar. These heavy imposi
tions induce tilt. trading eoluAlnnit IO Vier the
Capture Of nonte-Voleo by the Portuguese with
satisfaction. AlViltlA'S 13 said to be pursuing, his
usual policy, of threateninrcir making incursions
into the Portuguese territories; butihis measures,
in the way of diversion, seem to have failed .Of
success.. 1-le was said to be 'at Ilervidera when
the last,accounts came away,

Extract of a Letter from Trieste, dated lOth
4%pril :—" Sailed for Rio Janeiro two Austrian
frigates, the Austria, Captain PAMUALIGO, and
the Augusta, Captain Acu RT I , giving freight end
protection to many tons of mannfactiireti of the
Empire, as' an encouragement to its subjects to
coMmence a direct Co Millet cial intercourse with
the Brazils."

PA),MOUTII, A Pllll. 26.—Sai!ed the Swiftsure
packet with tnAils for the Leeward Islands.

HARWICII, APIA. 28.-----Salied the Lady Nepean
and Lord Nelson parkets for Cuxhaven, with

NORTH Snirr.os, Area. 26.—Pot into this
port the X, I', Z, and Rinny transports, with
troops on board, bound to Leith : they fell Ikhort
of provisions, and ,;iipplying from hence.

Last Tuesday Roos,a.O'Cotitioß, Esq. R Gen-
tleman formerly of some figure, and greater no-
toriety, county, was apprehended at Palace
Anne, near Bandon, and is now in custody in this
city, on a charge of having been an accomplice in
the robbery of the Galway Mail coach in the year
1812, when it was attacked at Cappagh
county of Kildare, -and robbed of a'considerable
stop in Bank Post Bills, and a gold repeating
watch, the property of Mr. t'EARSP., of Loughrea.
It appelrs that the Magistrates of the Head Po-
lice Office, Dublin, having received information
of Mr. O'Cosmia, and his anti ARTHUR O.C6N-
Xoli, • having been concerned in the above
robbery, dispatched Mr. Rontive Csr.tttinr, a
Peace Officer, in their employment, 'with war•
rants for the appit !tension of ho,b those
Gentlemen, and, thu warranti having been
duly backed by the Mayor of Cork,! Mr. GlL-
real, proceeded In the first instiince to Fort
Robert in this County, where be,arrested the son,
Min was Collfitlrd by sevete illness to • his bed.
Being authorised by a search warrant, he made a
search at Fort Robert, and lo•ind a piwobrokei`s
ticket for a gold repeating watch, which had been
pawned in this city by the son; wider a.fictitions
name, which watch is now in Mr. G'4 pose-ssion ;
there is yet, however, no proof nt i s being the
S4IIC as that which was taken at the robbery of
the Cults ay Mail Coach. Mr. U. then proceeded
so Palace Anne and arrested the fattier. On-
their arrival in this city' bail was tendered to the
Mayor tot Mr. O'CoNstoa's appearance to aoswer
the charge', but ,was refused eat' the ground of its
not brio., legally 'bailable. A Magistrate_ of this
County having guaranteed the appearance of Mr.
Manua O'CoistNon when called on, nod his state
of healtlt not permitting his removal wills safety,
lie was suffered to remain far the present at Fort
Robert.-=-1n the warrants for the arrest of those
Gentlemen,' Mr. 'Cows, of this rata,' whose ac-
tivity as a Peace Officer is well known to the Ma-
gistrates of Head °dice, Dublin, was name&
in conjunction 'teith Mr; Clit.eltilT, As a •Special
Bailif4 and assisted in their executions---(Cork
.Idvert4er.)

The indisposition 'of the Duchess of LOLICEII-
TER arises front a sprained uncle, ivhich she re-
ceived on coming down stairs-at Windsor on Fri-
day last, and which is' attended with a c.nsitier-
able degree of fever: Thelollowing &Wain was
yesrerday issuod
" tioyal Ilighneoi tire ftlebei,4• of ritAltirtSTEß.
tuts
had some sleep in thc,toglit, but is Ain tuocll. 1110Iipt3Sed."
Rouge, Apt it Qfh...
All the.Memhers of the' Royal Family visited
the amiable Duche.A •yerstertlay. regtet to.
hear that the fever 1.-ither increaet: after the Bul-
letin' was issued.
Yesterday Lord CASTIAREActi Shad a long an-
thence of the PRINCE REGENT at:Carlton,. [louse.
The Duke of YORK transacted military business
With his Royal brother. _
The ChroniTie de Paris printed in London by
1‘) r CIIATEAUN any, hat, tee understand, been
prohibited in France; but as it is nut under the
controul of Censors, it has'oeverthelvss obtained
an extensive eh culation On the Continent.
The Frankfurt On,:ctie has been authorized to
state that the Ex• King -of Sweden, GusTavvs
ADOLPIIUS, had no knowledge whatever of the
conspiracy in SI ed(:u.
A French transktion of Mr. CANNIN6's two
speeches in the House of Commons on the 24th
and 25th of February last, is now liublishing art
Paris. •
A paragraph retpecting the deprture of the.
Princess of :V4k.c.xs from Vienna, states, that her
Roy ii Highness, on her return to her villa at
Como, intended to diipose of
T he renott of (lits death of LA trAilrE, the Pre-
ceptor of the Httiperor of flu sill, is row rivliete4
by letters from Lattsanne, which state that he lives
in his native country in good health, -
It was on Thursday evening that the Duke of
NgweAsTLe's disorder took a favonralde
turn
the elevcnth. day from rhe first attack. ills Graces
tic are happy to hear, is now getting better very
fast,
.but the violence of the attack has left him
rely weak. The rest of the family are (Asti getting
better. We Plow understand,
.that the etoptying
tit the lake, or fish-pond, is not considered as
clime of the fever, which was not infectious, but
proceeded front severe colds.
. . _