The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

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SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM ArlDliAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1319.

Adrian of a very interestln4 and inivorleaC

naturz have bee') received this day, on the 811•

theruicity of which our Readers may confide"fil

rely. It appears, that the Marquess Ds CAsi

YRUJIO, tbe.Printe Minister at the Court of Mad

drill, has been removed, and ordered to 10'4'

to the town of Avila, in OW C.:wile, where

he was to arrive on 'he 14 h inst. He was Or'

wetly Secretary to the 'Marquess del CAmOf

%Olen the latter was Ambassador in this Co!lntl'

Ile was suspected to be too strongly attaclied to

file interests of the United States of Anleric"

being related by marriage to the Ex-President'
Mr. AnANts. The Minister of War h.rs
been removed, and appointed Captain General of'
Grenada, as a hind of honourable retiremeA• lz

is supposrd that these changes are connected ‘vits
the Cession of the Floridr.s, anti it may, COWe'
quently, be fairly doubted whether the Treall
making that Cession to tie United States trill be
ratified by the Court of Spain.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF SIR GREGOR WGIIEG°g

AND HIS TROOPS.

BRIvroL, JUNE 26.--Arrived the Bristol £l4'''
vsv, from Jamaica; she,spoke off Cape Nicholls
an American schooner from Porto Bello, boat" `l
,to Baltimore, who stated, that after Sir Ga7Olt
i\l`Gau,cort had been in posseFs-ion of that 10'4
14 days, a tlevere Battle took place, in which 36°,
prirates, and 70 of his Officers were killed, a'l
tI.
hirnself and the rest of his force wounded 03
taken prisoners.

We received yesterday and this morning 1116
Paris Papers of Tbursiday and Friday last. Jo tha
Chattiber of Peers, the discnsiion on the pr"ivt,
respecting the financial accounts was continned.
and closed on Wednesday, %Then it was „greed
to by a majority of 136 to 3. Wednesday, itt
the Chamber of Deputies, the discussion of tits
Budget of Ways and Means was proceeded
in. M. MANUEL, at great length, went ocer
the whole system of the Government,
commercial, and financial. Amongst colter 50;44es'
tions, he strongly recommended the entering into
f
commercial relations with the Independents
South America,and the negociat ion of aTreaty
the Government of. Hayti, with the view of SP•
curing some indemnity to the twfortunate Ex-C°‘
lonists of that island, and re-opening its ports t°
French commerce. When he had finished, the
Ceti: Gauc:te called for the printing'of his speech
this was opposed by the C3!6 Droii, and the (lea
cision being doubt tul, the question was again p"'S
when the whole of the C6'6 Gauche, together will)
the Ministers, voted for the printing, and. I"
Ct e Droit against ; the printing ;NHS ordered".
The further discussion was ajourned tillThursd°P
On the last mentioned day the discussion on the
whole of the Budget of Ways aid Means WA!
closed, and after hearing a Report from the C°ll)‘.
'lnitzez on vArions Petitions, the Chamber adjoarli
ed. The deliberation was to he commenced °iv
Friday on the Articles of Ways and Means, an
the Amendments proposetl by the Committee. 1
The ilioniteur of Thorschy contains a 3°Y6
Ordnnnance, allowing the exportation of flaw
and biscuit.

'l'n g KING, on Wednesday, presided "t
Cooncil of Ministers. It is said his MA.IgIr:
was to go out this day for the first time since
his im!isposiiion, end to remove to Si•

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afterthe tertnination of the Session of the
Chambers,
The King of Pats3ta, it is said, it about to be
harried to a Princess of Wurtemberg, the second
daughter of Duke Lours.
The incess of NAPLES, Consort of the Infant
°f Spain, Dort FRANCIS PAUL, arrived at Madrid
" the lith instant, in the evening of which day
the marriage was celebrated.
The Emperor and Empress of AUSTRIA con-
tinued at Rome on the 9:11 instant.
The French Electoral colleges are, it is said, to
be "ovoked about the end of July, with a view
t to replacing a fifth of the Deputies who go out by
rotation.

An article from Madrid, dated the llth instnnt,
In
the Constitutionnet, says—" Letters from Paris
that•the Foreign journals speak of n coup de
Main attempted by American privateers to the
I\l°llll of Mexico, in California. Ii this trite ?
‘llll4t, however, floes it signify to us ? Jr is said,
IL"
• the latter country is convenient to Russia,
anti there is even a talk of ceding tOnit. part of it
to tit,,t power, for the purpose of forming an
t51h1)11s111bellt. This cession, would, in fact, be
le" injurious to our relations wi:h New Spain
Thai) that of Cuba, tvith wipe') we
.are menaced.
oe T'eaty tor the cession of the Poi idas is not
jetratihrfl,at least nothing i, known upon
nitl::l):l,'et. In The mean time, the A Ain ug
, 10-e-
-.4.a.4. are in full T,te Gtpt
1;
rag
of the Havaimati ‘+ not disturb them;
b"illtSS to arrange Sir H"IF: P"1"1"."
lolluwin,, are extracts from the Journals of
y
l" Pants, JuNi 25.--Yesterday the King trans-
Atted busilfsirsness with the Minister for Foreign
A Deptiiavion of the Chamber of Peers
iii"e"letl I,is Majesty the projet respecting the
A,cwiiiis. The English Ambassador
an atirt:t u, e of I, 4s 'Majesty.
ti The Dale de Richelieu is expected at Paris
'e 1591 July.
tt
A P, 4iss ia n Journal mentions the receipt of
lets
from Poland, stating that a rupture bet n
351' anti the Porte was considered, as near bt
11
41"1' It is said that questions of the greatest
11„1 1111"Hlance are to be discussed in the Diet of.
. 44'1• It is said that the Piovinces, formerly
it
but since united to Russia, are to be now
le"'Porated with the li.ngtlont ot.Polantl,
14" Tile Duke de Richelieu, it is said, intends to
task
e a to,ll' and Scotland.
(licc The Baron Fagel, Nlinister Plenipotentiary
Ih" Netherlands at the Court of Fiance, has
been Sttututourd to BrilliSClS by his So%ereign• He
" yesterday.
• " fhe ae.ed 114, who resides at
411$
•Vid is supposed to be the oldest man in
" last j.ist rec,,vert.d front a severe illness, by
lie ha, been confined since the 23 Decent-
.

tt "eral import Ant arrests were made early in4e pleSellt I.llolllii in Corsica.

DEFERRED sT.,CK.
Wednesday. 'rhumb''' .e
Of the 22d March, 1817.... Fp 1 SO c..• R 9 r• -35 c•
52" S'Pt. 1817.... 87 f. 30 c... 87_ 1. 85c..
22(1 'March,' Rim._ RSE. 30c...8:)f. 85_ (..
2,2.1 Sept. 1:418....831. 90 c... 83 f. 35 c.
, 22d Alnich,lSl9...til f. 21e...81 f. 25 c.
: WARS4w. JUNE 7.--1: is onderstood, that the
I,
art; lerr
y outh, pass will, conformably to the 16th
01
e of,tll
et onsti,tition, Montt rote of the objects
it !ho
e (I-liberations of the approaching Diet, and
Ils 1
er 14"
dn"titefl that it will be agreed to either
1t'.141,.
Y . 0, part.. v „,. '
till litt"A,Ji.rxte 13.—Accounts from Cnnstan-
,
*inPle of the 15,1, May, stare, that the Prirte
for au its activity in the preparations
• 4ngoteritiog its Marine.
Vie t,i)Pl'l3itsgußGll, MAY 2a.—The Emperor re-
tile ed Yesteroay the regiments of his gOaid, and
of the
'loop, that are here, All the regiments
tit the gilard are to march in a few day
*her s for the
nin
'- t'f krasnirselo, 40 versts from hence,
ti
r ed v. great military manoeuvres are to be execut-
tin' simmer.
'gill j"it 1.--The approaching Diet of Poland
Ititi °FdY he occupied by ordinary affairs, nut-
.l"Buding then•ports in foreign Journals.
to ;:rhere is a rumour that England will advance
Alit tt dell the money to be paid to Denmark, for
r
i' t, •ttPhYroent of which Norw ay is to be inurt-
" to Ltiglnnfl as a security."
IV,

Jew Yolk n
tiperi to the 3,1 of June Baltimore
L 3 Ist, and Boston to the 21, arrived this
'4ort)ing:
con-
t New York Paper, of the 2tl of June,
1/14 a long Correvontivnee, dated May 19' ad-
t(irits" Corninotiore BAINBRIDGII, from Cqt•
f0,,b1)411' tht United States ship Ontario, in-
re
-"tint him, dttritt4 hi, late cruise, of the cur-
4spondence he had with L upon
upo
subjs" uf a 'elute, itt Khicli reference was

Made tr) a sLio rortheriy donimmi, to
which Commodore !3AISBRIDG3 answers Carlin
81ri0t..13; ion; letter, st.ting bow totally
without fouroldtioo is the story of Lord COCFIRP,NE.
The Baltimore 14ink had stepped paymeor; ns
well as 30 !looses. Bank Stock at 90, fall Of 10
per cent.---nn buyers.

OB STOI4, .-4he City Bank of
more has stopjted pymew , and other Banks ire

tottering:

DET:WIT, MAY 7 —Governor C',Ast bag been
appointed by the Nast OENT sole Commissioner
to hold a Treaty *hit the Indians in this territory
fora cession of land to the United Sries. We
understand that this Treaty will be held in Sep-
tember next, and that its object tvill be the ex-
tinction of the Indian title to the valuable and
fertile Country.tipon the Seganaso Bay River.

(From The New York Mercantile Advertiser of ;fray 2P.)
CHARLESTON, MAT 22.—We ale ilifOlthed that
Eh: application ot Captain 131,AK LER, of. his
l 3 irdursic M ship Lee, to our Government,
for the British seamen who joined the crew of the
piratical ship Louisa, as heLetolore stated, has
been unsuccessful. Their surrender was refused
probably on the ground that they are equally as
amenable to the laws of the United States as to
those ot Great Britain. They will he tried at a
special session of the Circuit Court, to he holden
in this city on the first clay of June next. The
Lee will sail for England this day or to-morrow.
‘VASHINGTON, May 2G.---A paper, purporting
to be an extract of a letter from JoUN QUINCY
ADAM;, to the Editors of The National Register,
and addressed to the American people, was pith-
lished on the 16th of April last, in The Courier, a
newspaper printed at Murfreesborough, in the
State of Tennessee. No such letter or extract
ever appeared in This National Register, and we
are authorised to state, that no such letter was
ever written by Mr. ADAms.---(Nutionol
Inttlli-
gencer )

The Morning Chronicle of this day animadverts

on the.great number of Notifies of Motions which
stand for discussion this day on the.Patliamentary
Paper, besides Motions without notice, Petitions,
&c., and on the little time which is allowed
for the discussion of ditietent subjects, concluding
with a hope that " a check will be given to the
prevailing rage of legislaiing,un
mavask The Chronick whether the brief and
hasty t:isct►ssious of which it complains do not
result from the conduct of its own political Party,
which, by introducing debates atter debates, and
'prolonging them till all patience must be ex-
hausted, as well as good sense disgusted, has.
occasioned a suspension of the business of the
Nation, that otherwise, in all probabiliiy,
would long since l►are been di,patched, anti Par-
li.stneot have been enabled to adjourn with perfect
convenience. We therefore beg leave to change
one word in Our Extract front The Chronicle, and

to express a wish that, without intrenching upon
the Privileges of Parliament, ur abri►iging the
freedom of ,speech, it were possible th4t " a
check could be given to the prevailing rage of
debating on little things."

Intelligence from India has been received, via,
America.—Accounts from Ralpotana announce.
the death 01 JLGGUT SING, Rajah of Jai pore, uu
the 20 hof January, lie was immediately suc-
ceeded try his nephew, ,ilat,•x SING, nine years of
stated 11131 Iht cholera ncorbus, havnig
ciwised e Bay of Bengal, is raging in the king-
dom oft\ra.

Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carl-
ton-1101,st by the Rev. P. V. lkomaaßG awl the
Bee. Dr. STANitill CLAllKE.—Yesterday the Du-
chess of yu.icaltendtql Divine Service at White-
hall Chapel —Prince LeoroLD attenoed Divine
Service yesterday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's
Palace. In the afternoon his Royal Highness,
attended by Sir R. anti Dr. STOCKMAR, went to
view the Exhibition at Somerset.house.

Saturday morning the Duke of YORK left town
6)1 Windsor. His Royal Highness returned to
town yesterday.
Go Friday the Duchess of GLOUCESTRR Went
to Blackheath, on a visit to the Princess 'borietA,
and atter dining with the Princess, returned to
town in the evening. . . . _

Yesterday the DiteieSS of GEOUCESTER visited
the PEINCE REGENT:

Saturday the Bi§hop of NVINCHESTER visited
the PRINCE REC;KNT Kt Carlton-house.

Vestesday the Loan CHANCELLOR had an au-
dience of the PRINCE REGENT.
"l he Persian At b'ssatior and his beautiful Cir-
cassian have been 'invited by the Paisice REGeNT
iii bperld butne time ate ihe r,vihou, during the
absence of his Royal 1-lighness trinn Brighton.
Duke and Dochess of RD, the Duke
and Duchess of WELLINGTON, the Duchess of
IticitmoND, the Marquis and Marchioness COEN-
WALLIs, the Alirchiouess of TA.vIsTocK, the Eat
and Countess GREY, di,tl a Ivo ge patty, took an
aquatic excursion in the Admiralty barge, pre-
ceded by a hand of music in another barge, to
Greenwich, to dinner, on Friday. Several ()Mt.,-
distii,guished personages went in their carriages,
aod joined them at the Ship Tavern.
Viscount MELVILLE has been confined for se-
veral days to his house by illness, anti unable to
pre:ide at the Board of Admiralty.. His Lord-
ship is,. however, father better.