The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

[Morning Herald.]

The Stuart Papers, which were in possession of
Cardinal York, of Rome, have been transmitted
from Rome to England to the Prince Regent,
who has appointed Dr. Starrier Clarke, and four
other gentlemen as Commissioners under his royal
warrant, and Mr. Pullen as their Secretary, to
examine their contents, and to report to his Royal
Highness, from time to time, till the whole of
their contents is ascertained. It is expected sonic
very important information respecting the His-
tory of England, at those periods, will be ob-
tained from them. The investigation i 3 to be
conducted in a private manner. The papers are
extremely voluminous, and filled several large
packing cases. They have been deposited in St.
James's Palace, in the late Queen's drawing-
room, where the Commissioners, with their Se-
cretary, sit to examine and investigate the con-
tents of these ancient documents.

[New Times.]
Yesterday we received Mails from Hamburgb,
Holland, and Flanders. From Stocithotm we
learn, under date of the 14th ult., that before
the departure of the King of Sweden for Scania,
the negociations respefting the Norwegian debt to
Denmark had been amicably terminated finder the
mediation of Gent Britain. Lord Scram:ford. the
British Ambassador, carried on the negocistions
with the Swedish Government, in the name of his
own Court and thor advicei

E SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSIJM ALIDEAT ?

I A )N DON,
MONDAY, JULY 5, 1819.

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. The
Budget ot Ways and Means was still the tedious
topic ot deliberation in the Chamber of Dvputies.
After lingering through the Sittings of ‘Vednes-
day ar.d Thursday, the discussion was again ad-
journed till Friday. It is now said that the Ses-
sion of the Chambers will not be 4erminated till
the 20th instant.

The KING has resumed his former airings, go-
ing out regularly every day. His MAJESTY, 013
Wednesday, held a Council of Ministers, and OA
Thursday transacted business with the Minister
for Foreign Affairs.

By a Royal Ordonuance published in The Moni-
teur of Thursday, the City of Colmar is elevated
to the rank of one of " our good cities."
The Marquess de RIVIRRE, late the French Am-
bassador at Constantinople, is expected almost
immediately at Paris.
One of the Journals states, that the petit grants
livres opened in the Departments for the transfer
of sunk, contain entries to the amount of
1,400,000 francs of reface. The following are
extracts :

" PARIS, JULY 2.—A great tumult took place
yesterday at the School of Law, amongst the
Students, in consequence of the suspension of M.
I3avoux, the Professor of the School, by order of
the Committee of Public Instruction. The Gen-
darmerie were called out to disperse them.
" The King's journey to St. Cloud is said to be
certainly fixed for Thurday next.
" According to the accounts from Berlin, there
are more suicides committed in that capital than
in any other great city in Europe. Lately a Coun-
cillor of Regency gave himself several wounds with
a knife, and fell senseless, but it was supposed he
would recover ; a wine-merchant shot himself
through the head, an *wizen killed himself with-
a poniard, several women have also attempted
their own lives.

" The Count Capo d'lstria is expected at Paris
next week.

FIVE PER CENTS.

'Wednesday 6Bf. 90 c.
Thursday 69 f. c.

DEFERAED STOCK.
Wednesday. Thursday.
Of the 22d March, 1817....84 f. 90 c... 83 f. 55 c.
22d Sept. 1817.... 87 f. 20 C... 87 f. 55 c.
Niarcb,lBlB... 85 f. 20 c... 85 f. 55 c.
f. 2,1 Sept. 1318. f. 40 c... 83 f. 53 c.
22d March,1819...81 f. 40 c... 81 f. 50 c.

13RELIN, JUNE 18.—The King is entirely
restored to health. The report is revived, that his
Majesty will proceed about the middle of July to
the waters of Teel)lite, in Bohemia."

New York Papers to the llth June arrived this
morning. Tbey contain the following paragraph
respecting the re-capture of Porto Bello :

(From the commercial Advertiser.;

BALTIMORE, JUNE 1, 3 P. rit.—Arrired the
schooner Samuel Fleetwood, in 25 days, from
Porto Bello ; left the seboonor Sea Serpent,
Joanna, and Mary Ann, of Philadelphia, stink by

the linv.ii:rc u lui. with about SOO men_ under

General LEAGUE, attacked Porto Bello, and to°l‘
lI'GREGoa's whole army, while they were asleePs
General Al‘GrsaGoa jumped out of bed, ran t°
the shore, and swam on board a vessel ; all tbe
rest were marched off to Panama-500 Privates
and 76' Officers. '.

(From the Commercial Advertiser of the loth of June.)
The State of Kentucky is in considerable con"
motion, occasioned by the pressure of the timer'
which is not less felt, but rather more tranquillf
borne, in the Atlantic States. Besides the fleeting
in Frankfort, there have been County Meeting°
all over the State. The resolves passed at these
iNieetiugs are :-1. A suspension of specie Par
tnents by Banks. 2. A liberal effusion of pall°
by the Banks. 3. An extra call of the Legislll.
titre.
CITY BANK OF BAL-rxrdoeE.—The Philauormilli
Paper states, on the authority of passengers, ibitt
the Baltimore Bank was robbed on Wedne'll
night of 18,000 dollars in specie. Tl,e sec°°'
Teller, on whom suspicion had fallen, was 61*#
rested and committed ; and on Thursday 11/0°
dollars of the specie were found, and restored
the vau'es.

Halifax Papers arrived this day to the 15. b
EMIGRAN rs.—The Halifax packet brought 0
213 passengers ; the Enterprise, 103 ; geverti
other vessels, with passengers, had sailed fr°,l
Ireland, for British America and the Unit'''.
Sc ate,.

Tl.e Yellow Stone Expedition, under the cgr's4
'nand of Colonel A-rx.txsoN of the 6th Reginlefi
arrived at Ancitnaii on the .Ith of 135 r mollr6

aa►d sailed same evening towards the destine► (4;
A New Brunswick Paper, of May 29, "59°
" we understand from tl►e best authority, thAt
Excellency Lieut.• Governor and Council, h'ilc
directed forty lots of land, of 100 acres ea' ft, t 0
he surveyed for Emigrants from the Mother Co''`''
try, in each of uhe following situations ; rn Cl'3'l
kttt. k...:ounty, on the road from St. John's
Andrew's; is King's County, and in 1.°""
County."

As The Morning Chronicle this dsy adverts t°
" the evil of legislating in the Dog Days,' 144
ly again a'k whose !atilt kit owing tbiS
(Palters of impott>inct Lave unavoidably bet°
I,(wpotiedi Have not its own political friendi
trodnced motion att.er motion, and debate suet
debate, occupying the whole attention of the 11
gislati.re, and wearying the patienct of lII°
Conn, ty ? The Chronicle ed(l4, that " tij°
reme, y is easy, and nothing but sinister mot'`:
can operate to prevent the applicati 1)
At
it." And what is the rcrnetly ? Why.
Parliament should assemble in the middle

November, instead of the last week in Linton;
and with an adjournment even of a fortnightz4v-
Christmas, it might always rise at the end
May."—But might not another and a better reinetv
be proposed ? Might not a certain Party refrisi
from the introduction of Questions not esseotil'i
to the honour and interest of the Empire, 1111
cease to interpose discussion after discussion, 4111‘
parently for the purpose of driving Ministers °ljiali
and getting themselves in ? Has any really bs.feji,
proposition been brought forward to which
nisters have not given their assent ? Have (Ile
not abridged the Expenditure as much all;
Bible, consistently with the proper business of
State, and the National dignity. Ministers 11610
s
gloriously succeeded in putting an end 50 io
enormously expensive and long continued wart
well as one so lust and necessary that it was 0
lutelv inevitable, the burthens arising from Whiche
are not to be removed at once, but Ministers 04. 0
s
doing all they can to lessen the weight of cuss
burthens, and to restore the full blessings of Pc'scof
with all practicable celerity. It is absurd, Otis;
as 'well as unjust, to complain of delays on to
one band, and of haste on the other ; for, if t
whole of every year were devoted to Parliament°
t
proceedings, Government would be likely to Wes
with such obstacles, while an OPPOSITIONegisft:
and especially if the Opposition should be 0410
ed rather by the spirit of Party than of lob
virtue.

1;
THE DUKE OF YORK'S COUNCIL, &c.--On F
ar,
day the Duke of YORK. left town for Wi,(ll-,11.
On Saturday, about 12 o'clock, his Royal 17,te
nest held a Council in the Palace upon the et
of the King. The five Phyttcians were all of
tentlance, anti made their Quarterly rcrort .11g
the state of his Majesty. Yesterday the 10;1°41
bulletin was exhibited at St. Jaates's
" Windsor Caste, jail 31:0s
"His Majesty's bodily health; continues to be 11'°"
there has been no sensible alteration in the state of
big
jetty's disorder during the last month."
,a 1)
(Signed as tlgt'
it
PAUL METHUEN, Esq. has determined to
his seat in the Howe of Commons, a"(1..00
BENETT, of Pythouse, is again a candida!e
County of Wilts. catfe
Prince LEOPoLD visited the Cobourg
on Saturday, and was received by the 0"`;17,1)•
with that marked respect 9
nest Lai universally excited,

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'LYMOUTH, JULY 3.—On Saturday last arrived
the Lee, Cdr. STEWART BLACKER, from Charies-
t", in America. She sailed from Falmouth about
the end of December last, in pursuit of a piratical
IhiP, Which had plundered a British vessel named
the Sir Thomas Hardy, off the Western Islinds,
ilnd had committed various other excesses. On
i,/he Lee's arrival at the Weston Islands, Captain
44•Ace.au gained some information which induced
to proceed to the coast of Morocco, thinking
It likely that the pirate might dispose of her plun-
der in some port on that coast. He was enabled
1° 'race her thence to the Cape Verd Islands,
"jell he found she had plundered to a great ex-
It". Flom the Cape \rads, her route to the
toast of Spanish Atmrica was plainly marked by
t", enormities she had committed. Captain
li
l'kettva anchored at Margaritta and Carupano,
*title he lost all traces of her. He then pro-
c."44 to Jamaica, at which place he received
Intelligence that induced him to proceed to the
toast of North America; and there, after a pur-
suit 0: upwards of 8000 miles, be learnt that the
ttrhew had destroyed their vessel, and escaped to
C shore. On his arrival at Charleston, he
buitittt that, by the ‘igilance of the American
pubes
the Commander of the pirate, and
"Ilq-three of her men, bad been apprehend-
•e. The e laws of the United States would
Permit the delivery of these men to Cap-
:.l RL&clt.Ert, to be brought to England for
; but they will be detained in prison until
nventher next, to give time for the appearance of
II
3:4leases against them in the Courts of the United
i"el• The pirate was Called the Louisa ; she
iti
°tuned 2t guns, and was well manned. Her
"'thunder now rails himself ALMEIDA, but his
11441)" haute is CLARK ; he was one of the ring-
Zailers io the mutiny on board the Hermione.
;he Lee F
..ound at Margaretta fifteen sail of
vurge
nt vessels tinder the command of Admiral
1141.(H4'3 who manifested such an uutriendly dis-
tbe-"Lticuts that Captain BLACKER was under
,41 tweessity of addressing several letters to him
ll
k . entint of his want of tespeet to the
ulsh Flag. Tile first of these le, ters produced
ar
threat that the squadron should fire into
the
Lee, 114. d the s hole of the 15isail got springs
%l
ti;'°ll their cables tar that purpose. But finding
at bit thirst did not produce any 'other effect
11 Preparation of resistance on the part of the
e'
the gallant Admiral did not think proper to
put
his Menace into execution. The war carried
6,
enreul the
Insurgents is of the most horrible na-
14ret °lle morning, during the Lee's stay at Mar-
*4,
_it4' 47 poor wretches, who were taken un-
iu coasting and fishing vessels on the Spa-
4ain, were beheaded in Admiral BstoN's
ehtil' their dead bodies were thrown on the shore,
%m ,
et'aote a prey to the beasts-.
pu
"T"aouTtr, JULY 3 —Arrived his. Majesty's
PCathelion from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's
%hip Lee for Plymouth ; Peggy transport, for
Todds transport, for Guernsey. Came
harhom. the Diamond cutter, with spirits,
Arise. to the Catnelion.
it
1141:SGATE, JULY 3.—Arrived the Dawn, M AT-
-11417' Iron Quebec for London, with loss of
"r and cable, and leaky, having been on shore
‘lhe North Foreland.
Aur
ti4l
l -""ap JULY 2.—Arrived the Marchioness
v,7lveusbetry packet wits a mail horn New
lit: sailed the 3d June.
sk,4.`vicH, JULY 4.—An anchor, apparently
. "av been swept into Hosely Bay, marked
....exLt., 12 cwt. 2 qrs. MI :is : TAVK.s.
Avt.v 4 —Arrived, and sailed .for the
he Kingston, SEVER. from Jamaica.