The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-13 00:00:00

SECOND EDI rioN Ole' YESTERDAY.

As the follo,ving ar; ides, which appear in the
Mnunini; Papers of this day, were in l'He SUN o'
yesterchy, we reprint them in justice to our

SUN. OFFICE, Two o•Cr.ocK.
tisßoN, JULY 26.—The Cativo and Victoria
arrived here on the 24th from Bahia, after a pas-
sage of 51 and 43 days. When the latter was
snittiot.t, that port, the," Cavasco" (the Execit-
!) tiou►t Pernambuco arrived, having on
board 11Ar.•rtrts atAd the other Chiefs of the late
,Conspitacl, atjd about 70 persons implicated in it.
It is understood that Brigadier-General Lutz
DO REGO is to he the new Governor of that Set-

tle►nent.
The Trials of the Conspirators here are reported
in lie closed. •The proceedings and sentences are
to he sent to Rio to he submitted to the King.
Desertions from the troops for Pernambuco
snit Rio continue to a great extent ; above 100
men deserfted tr6m one of the Battalions recently
marched into the vicinity of .Lisbon. About ISO
deserters lately paSsed:thrmigh'Leiria armed, and
}ireteo►iing (6 escort .sothe of their companions as
rise►eery. They demanded itations, which was
resisted, and they were required to surrender—a
skir►nish ensued, and some lives were lost. They
effected their retreat with their arms ; some were
secured. Bands of deserters are in several dis•-
tticts levying contributions.
• It is surmised that more troops will lie 'settlt to
the Brazils than repotted. There are twenty
large transports in the Tagus, to be joined by
.3eVen 011ierS. They appear capable of conveying
front 250 to 300 men each.
The embarkation has been so long delayed, that
the families of many of are soldiers have joined
them, and the men, despairing of ever returning,
'and of seeing their wives and families again, ap-
pear to have been seduced by these,impressjons to
desert.

HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK,

The CCVSar, with Lord AMHERST and suite on
'hoard, arrived safe at the Cape, and sailed 18th
Julie, in company with his Majesty's ship Con-
queror, fur St. Helena.

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, &c.

'CORN-EXCHANGE, AUG. 13.—We bad no fresh
&rivals this • morning, but plenty lett over from
Monday for the demand ; the prices are the same,
having but fcw.sales made, and those only to needy
buyers. At the close of the market on Monday,
Floor declined 10s. per sack—Best, 80s., Seconds,
755. per sack.

PLYmouTH, AuG. 11.—The demand for fine
Flour,. bright Barley, and for good Barley Flour,
has been rather brisker than during the preceding
lveek, at a decline. of ss. per.sack on the former ;
but for all articles of Grain of an ordinary, na-
ture) the demand is very limited, and scarcely
'any buSiness doing. The prices ma;; be quoted
as follows :
For Wheat 30s. to 100 s.; Barley, :36.4. to 4,35.; Oats. 225. to
365. perquattoir: Wheat Flour, 80s. to eas.; Barley ditto,
:ids. to 48s. per sack; American Flour, 60s. to Gls. per
barrel. - - - - - -

Coats.—Newcastle and Sunderland Coals, continue on sale
at 15s. to ICS. and Welch, 16s. to ids. per quarter—l he quart-
*,ity in the market inconsiderable ; Cuka, Bs. titl. to 9s. per
'quarter.
Provisions.,—.Bed 70s. to 80s. ; and Pork, 90s. to 955. per
barrel; Bacon, 58s. to Os.; Lard, GOs. to G. per cwt.; B ut-
'terino hew on !Wk.