The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

misery, The damage N eitimated 4i) 0(0

francs.
4' On the 9th inst. reports of an approsehig
rupture bet ween the United States of Amerig°
and Spain were circulating at_Barcelona, aHd thief
assumed such a consistence that the departure
was hastened of some Anglo•Atnericans, hOja•
tended to have remained for some time in that eil'v'

FIVE PER CENTS.
Tuesday
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DEFERRED STOCK: •
Of the 221 March, 1817, 9l f.
22(1Scpt. 1817, • f. —c.
12::(1 March, 1818, —c•
22t1 Sept. #lBlB, .85 f. —C.
22(1.March,1819,
" TuNts, Jun plague which has csd
tied off upwards of 30,000 persons' herb, lig%
beginning to cease its ravages, and we hope
to be delivered from it:
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" STRAsThUitG, JULY 15.-41te Prince itoisr°
Prusikt and Prince Frederic of Orange 11"14.1
rived here.
" BEP,LIN, JULY J.—A few days since
tbts
seals were put upon the papers of °eve'
ral Students ; these papers have been delire:
eil over to the Authorities. One of the I)°"
tors of our Academy has also had his pare°
put under seal. These measures put every °Pc
mind in suspense.
RASTADT, JULY 15.—Two Students --
d ttit
University of Ft iburg, in Brisgan, have been 00;
expectedly arrested in that city. The raper'
several others have been seized. These measure
took place subsequent to the arrival of the Director
of the Police of Heidelberg, M. Pfister. An °W;
ciation, is said to have been discovered anyllls
the Students of several Universities.
" MUNICH, JULY 14.—The discussions betWee/1

the Government and the Chamber of DeVile"'
respecting the Military Estimates, have take:
rather a serious turn. The King displeased
with the reduction made by the Chamber, has, b 1
an order signed by himself, directed 25,000 florins:
to be appropriated ont of his Civil List to O.
Army expellees. With this step, however, lb°,
Chamber is highly displeased but they 01°4
the whole blame upon the Minister of War, Wii°
they insist should be changed."

We received this morning Charleston Papers t°
the 25th June.

PATRIOTIC PIRACY.

It is with great pleasure we copy the 10110%44
article from the Baltimore MOrtiing Chronicle:-""
" It is a notorious fact there his been Enncil
clandestine intercourse carried on by some of 1"1
Citizens. of Baltimore with the Patriots of s°6l'
America, in defiance of a positive
,law of C°l"
gress, and in violation of solemn, existing Tr"*.
ties. IVltat reproach has been brought on thif
City by this shameful and clandestine traffic it
does not become us to say ; such, however, is the
fact—h.this shameful traffic mtht be sooner °r
later abandoned. Unless our Government ora
prepared at once to take up arms against his Cs°
tholic Aldjesty, our Administration cannot 0181%.'
rain our present amicable relationship 'sil
Spain—we must .be either friends or ettenties'-'

we must act the part of an open and independ cot
foe, or preserve a manly and honest neutrsn9r
between these two extremes : there is no &hen'''.
five. Our present policy is a treacherous PollcC;
It is perfectly contemptible to say that an tb
Allied Powers of Europe are ignorant of this 6Y5'
tem of policy—they watch every moment Tvirb aft
eye of a lynx ; they have pondered, they "v.
meditated on the subject, but they have not yer
finally resolved. We do not believe the/'
one and all, wish the independence of Sclurii
Atnerica, and they cannot be bought off
from this resolution but by immense sacrifices °P
the part of his Catholic Majesty. Whether (II
purchase is to be accomplished by a cessation Q.

the Island of Cuba to England or to Itu6sifl
whether this Island is so ceded, other and stiii
more important sacrifices front Spain may DO ha
detnanded, is more than we can answer; but tit
his is the %%raking of the political ferment is wiiss
we undertake to state without tear of contra lie
lion. European Statesmen, although not rePtlbli*
cans, are not absolutely fools."
Letters .(rout several parts of India speak of 03°
severe wcather which was experienced in tit
quarter (luting :be month of January. At enr.
or3h, on the 241 h of January, the ground %Ts
covcred with hoar frost. A letter from Sbeeretti
mentions, that on the 17th, IS:11, and 19th of t"
Shine fnouth, the thermometer teas 03, and that

they had ice a quarter of au inch thick.
.fiertv's sail had been seen near Asseergbeer;G
was believed he intended to .:in that to“
have bad been taken by assault by tue force'

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