The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-20 00:00:00

tars Otiboard, and was shortly to proceed on her
voyage to Cadiz.--A plan of insurrection .by.the
negroes had been discovered at Havannah, who
had -formed the design of murdering all the white
Population. A party appears to have existed in
Havannah, which aimed at rendering Cuba inde-
pendent of Spain ; but the common danger caused
by a conspiracy of the negroes had united Spa-
niards of every political party for self-preser-
vation.

New York Papers to the 24th Nov. arrived

this morning.

(Extract of a Letter from Chili, July 18.)

" The whole coast of Peru, from Arica to San
Buenaventara, is in possession of the Patriots,
with the exception of about 50 leagues, from
Pisco to Callao. Lord Cocult.t E has established
a flying Custom-house on board his frigate, and
Obliges all vessels he falls in with to pay him 18
Per cent. duties on the whole cargo, under a pro-
mise of returning it on such part as they may not
be able to sell, and three per cent. on the money
that they will have to receive in return."
GuAyAoutr..—We are sorry to observe that the
Independent Government of Guayaquil 'has ex-
cluded from acting as consignees all foreigners,
who are also denied permission to settle there as
merchants. The enormous duty of 30 per cent.
imposed on the general importations in Foreign
vessels is very prejudicial to all commerce.

A Jamaica Mail, received this morning, con-
tains the Speech of the Governor, of which the
following is a report :

" Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen of the Assembly,

" I feel the greatest satisfaction that the pe-
riod has arrived when, by your united wisdom
and experience, I may be assisted in the execu-
tion of the high and sacred trust with which my
Sovereign has been graciously pleased to honour
me. My sense of the arduous duties which such
a task exacts,- and my solicitude to discharge
them, must be greatly increased when I reflect
that my administration immediately succeeds
that of an illustrious predecessor, who by his ta-
lents and experience had rendered his Govern-
ment eminently distinguished. • I consider it an
auspicious circumstance, that, in meeting you for
the first time, I should have to announce to you
an event so interesting to the British Empire as
that of the Coronation of our beloved Sovereign."

We have some doubts of the accuracy of the
following assertion in an. Evening Paper of yes-
terday, viz. that " there is not the least foundation
for the confident statement in the Morning Chro-
nicle, that the Marquii of LONDONDERRY is to
he called to the House of Peers:" We under-
stand, there is a great probability that the Noble
Marquis will be made a British Peer, and for
reasons, which are, very generally, understood
in the higher political circles.

General COLIN CAMFUELL is appointed Cham-
berlain to Ills Excellency the Viceroy of Ireland.

General O'DoNoJu, who has made so conspi-
cuous a figure in the transactions which have pre-
ceded the settlement of affairs in New Spain,
died in the city of Mexico on the Bth October.
The difficulty, therefore, of obtaining a due to
bis late conduct is much increased. It appears
that he was present at, and shared, the public
entry of ITURBIDE into Mexico, on the 27th Sep-
tember, and was treated with nearly the same
'narks of distinction. Various reports of the
Causes of his death were in circulation at Haven-
Lab, some directly ascribing it to poison, and
Others to indisposition brought on by chagrin.
POLITICAL INDICATIONS.—A great demand in
the Baltic for naval Timber, for the Dutch and
French Ports, and also for iron, tallow and
hemp.-2-The latter article begins to be scarce,
and is in great request.
his MAJEsTy having been pleased to appoint
the Earl of HUNTINGDON Governor of Dominica,
leis Lordthip was in town yesterday, making pre-
parations for his departure.
A new description of Exchequer Bill was pro-
duced in the money-market yesterday. These
bills are issued for 50!. each, at two-pence per
cent. per diem, and are said to come through the
Commissioners for building new Churches.
We stated, on Tuesday last; that JOHN JOHN..
STONE, 14'q. had been appointed one of his Ma-
jesty's Band of Gentlemen Pensioners`; and it is
but proper to add, that he was induced to pur-
chase the situation from motives of respect and
gratitude, that he might occasionally be near the
person of that MONARCH from whom he had re-
ceived many proofs of condescending kindness
While Mr. J. was one of the best comic. props of
the comic Stage.
The celebrated JOSEPH LANCASTER has esta-
blished a Paper in Baltimore, which he calls
The Friend of Man, to be published monthly, at
three dollars for thirteen numbers.
It is said that a clothier in Dunkeld has re-
ceived orders to provide 300 suits of tartan, with
bonnets and hose complete, for the purpose of
clothing a body of sturdy Highlanders, as a guard
for his Majesty King GcoltGE I V. when he visits
the Duke of ATHOL.
LORD BYRON'S LlFE.—This MS. of his Lord-
ship has, we understand, been given by him to
Mr. THOMAS ?doom:, who has sold it to Mr.
MURRAY for a very large sum; but under a re-
striction not to be published until after his Lord-
ship's death.—Of his Lordship's tragedies, pub-
lished;yesterday, we understand that five thousand
Copies have been already sold, a convincing proof
that his, works are still h:'ld in estimation by the
public.

IRELAND'.

SPECIAL COMMISSION.

(From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.)

Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Honourable
Baron iNI‘CLELLAND, and the Hon. Justice
AloottE, arrived in this city from Dublin. This
morning, at eleven o'clock, both the Judges en-
tered the County Court, and, after the Lord
Lieutenant's direction to bold a Commission for
the trial of such persons as were in custody
for offences recently committed against the pub-
lic peace had been read, the following were
sworn in :