The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-06 00:00:00

Still' NEWS.

PENZANOE) bEC. 4.—The Philip, of. and Troth
Baltimore for Amsterdam, was spoken with off
this port. She reports, that when she sailed, 19
days ago, the City was free from fever:

TEIGNiinUTII, Dec 4.—Arrived the Forney
LANGLEY. from St. Andrew's, The Mauer re-
ports, that the Diana, LEE; eras on shore in tire
Hay of PassAmagnoddy

I'ORTSMoUTH, Dec. s.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Tamer from Newfoundland, and Cainelion
front A cruise.

DEAL, DEC. s.—lt has blown very hard all
yesterdiy, dung which the Mariner, piker,
ann•her brig, and a schoon! r, all parted from
their cables, and wen: it, leeward.

On Monday last, the Favourite. 26, Captain
ROBINsoN, arrived here from ti,e Sout:. American
station. She left Mon,e-Video on the 3d ot
Au-
gnst, Rio Janeiro on the 12,h ot September, and
St. Salvador on the Bth of October At those
periods our squadrun, under Commodore Botvles,
was cruising in the Pacific Ocean. S. deficient
was the'state of intormivioti in the Brazils, duo
(our readers will scarcely helieve it). the highest
confidence prevailed there, that the Spanish
Royalists in South Ametica would ohniately suc-
ceed in exterminating the losai gent forces by
means of the powegful armament which was fit-
ting 014 at Cadiz ; which force the King of Por-
tugal and the Br .zits ,vas its ac:uil expt.ctation of
grin attacked by, en passant in retaliation tot
his having invaded the 11,Ittle-Videao territory
When the Favourite lett t(io, he av,s tinning
troops into the most effective stale ro repel this
anticipated retch The information
brought with respect to Lott! CoCHKANP'S Move-
mews is Of an Old late I was gene. illy mule'-
, stood, tat the Chilton Government n'i% yet y
poor ; and it is to this cireurnst %ince and not to
any relaxation of zeal in the cause ot
Hence, that their operations had lately be, hine SO
confined. Lord C.CHRANE'S .11:theotl, it was
apprehended, could not h, kept together, in an
efficient state, front a want of money to pay the
crews, and to obtain supplies of provisions for
them. His L,rdsitip, it ought to be known, had
ill no One instance interfrred with the flag or any
of the sights ot British metchants; bur he had,
on the contrary, so conducied the affairs ot his
command, that had tie been sersing in the British
tivetests, he c0,,1d not have more conforined him-

self 'hereto. 'llle incrwe to the Butts's naval
"force, therefore, with Any view too core or pro-
tect the in•erest. of our to ere., I 4tit s there, was
co lifierefl 48 unnecessary The Fit onrite brought
660 cotes at tittiAkvatilver, and 100,100 dollars in
specie.—(Portsmouth Paper.)

COURT•MARTIAL AT ST. HIMENA.—The fol-
lolling is the substance of the Charges on which
Mr, STniCoEt, late Surgeon of the Conqueror, was
tried :—Mr Stokoe was accused of having, con-
trary to his instructions, indulged in conversa-
tions with the Ex-Emnetor and his attendants ;
of having delivered to Genet al Itooo,p4rte a --
libel reflecting on the cio..:tict of Lieut •Geiteral
Sir Horte.on Lots'., I A- O'Meara's. tt.e tormer
frtedir4 attendant on Buotbapartt narrative] ; nt
list thooheyed ,he orders of his Commanding
OiVer, in t:ot returning to his dutfon hoard the
Conqueror at the hoot specified in his instrtic-
firms ; tit having written bulletins rel..tive to the
health 01 Littonaparie, though such conduct was
diametrically opposite to his orders ; of having,
in a bulletin, declared that the life of General
Buohaparte would be in great danger, should he
suffer a relapse of his disorder, without being in
possession of immediate medical aid, thereby insi-
nuating that the said General Buonaparte was de-
siiitite of proper niedieal istremlance when neces-
sary ; and of having represented in such a bulle•
tin that the health of General Boonaparte was in
a notch more alarming state than it really was ;
he, Mr. Stokoe, having waited four boors at
Longwood heloire he was admitted to the pre•
sence of the General,- at the time when he stated
the Genera; wai dangerously ill. The Court
found the 10 charges proved, and sentenced Mr.
Stokoe rto be discharged Irk Majesty's service; but,
in consideration of his former faithful services and
his excellent' character, recommended him to the
Lords of the Admiralty to be placed on the half-
pay list.—t Western Luminary.)

thor AT CAmßarncr.—Friday the Election for
tbr Borough of Cambridge took place. The Can-
didates were Col. FRENCH and Mr. ADEANR. Col.
FRENCH, after polling tor about half an hour,
was dilly elected, and afterwards chaired with the
usual formalities. Until dark the town was quiet,
anti the people drank the election ale with pro-
priety but about five o'clock a nib assembled
before the inn where Col FRENCH 011 up, and
from bootings and yells, proceeded to demolish
the ,siodows of that dud the neighbouring houses.
I he contests between the special constables and
the rioters were frequent and severe, and were
carried en rincipally by torch-light. At eight
o'clock the tall Act was read, and the members
of. the University were nrdered to retire to their
respective Collv!...es. 'I. be order, however, W3‘
not complied with until vety goeat disturbances
took place between tt ent and the townsmen.—
Large bodies of constablrs, with fl,nining torches,
continued to pasade the stree s until 10 o'clock,
when all seemed perfectly quiet. Several ot the
rioters had beet] taken into custody,