The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-19 00:00:00

" Several nitre Per'son's implicated in the tate

'-'°nspiracy here have been arrested, and among

them some Ecclesiastics.

A Lieutenant of the

16t11 Regiment has made some import •nt con-

f •
essions.

The Conspiracy appears in itself to

have been very formidAble, and it is extraordinary

that it was simultaneously alluded to in lettetsfrom

Rio, Pernambuco, Paris, Vienna, and Madrid.

" The Marquis of ANGEJA arrived here on the

I.st inst. fro-Fn Rio de Janeiro, via Pernambuco.

lie brings intelligence from the latter place of

the restoration of the ROYAL AUTHORITY there,

on the 20th May, after, as is reported, a battle at

ALAGoAs, in which the BAHIAN troops defeEited the

lionrgents, and a Second conflict near the town.

The Margols remained on shore only a few hours,

but when he left Pernambtico the Portuguese co-

lours were flying on all the fortresses. It is

taid that large military reinforcements are <le-

tnande3, as a conspiracy has been detected at the

rtio, more sangninary in its o►hject than that at

Lisbon ; bit it is dolibteel whether, any, consider-

able portion of the Army will be detached to a ser-

vice against which semedislike seems to belenter-

tained, especially at a moment when the preseN

vat'on of public trangnillity at home seems to re:-

quire the utmost vigilance and circumspection.

" It is believed that the King, in his present

dilemma, is anxious to return to his European

Dominions. The Troops embarked for Pernam-

buen, will now probably be sent to Rio, if their

reluctance to the service can be overcome, and if

they can be safely spared.

Information has been received by the Consul-

General here from Lieutenant •General Dox, at

itoaltar, that the Plague rages at this time at

Algiera."

The Paris Papers of Wednesday last have just
arrii-ed, with the exception of the Gazette de
Prance. The last Bulletin of - the 'Duchess de
BERRY, dated on Tuesday,._ stares her Royal
Highness to he as well- as can be expect-
ed. The body of the Infant Princess was to
be interred on Wednesday at Sc. Denis.—:-Tbe
vessel with LACY on board had sailed for Ma-
jorca. It is said this General has been condemned
to be'llaDged.

FRENCH FIVE PRE CENTS.
G 6 1. 5 c.

Tuesday

SHIP NEWS.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT LIVERPOOL: DATED JULY 17.

Since my last, arrived—
rtiebecca Simes, BnEwroN, from Philadelphia; sailed June 17.
William, HAGUE, from New York; sailed June 15.
Fanny, COOK, from Quebec—cargo, 246 barrels Ashes, 164
hundred Staves, Deals, &c.
Favourite, from dittd-7575-bushels, 71 bags, and 16 barrels
Wheat, 206 barrels Flour, 163 barrels Ashes, 467 bags
Flax-seed, 541 hundred Staves, Deals, &c.
Lord Whitworth, from Savannah-855 hales Cotton.
Juno, from ditto-994 bales Cotton.
Lancaster, WEsT, from Philadelphia, sailed June 23-142 hogs-
heads Bark, 99 bales Cotton, £OOO barrels Flour, 55 hun-
dred Staves. •

There are a number of vessels that will sail for
the United States in the course of next week.
Flour in price the same as per last.

FALMOUTH, JULY 16.—Arrive41 the Hind, Ac-
tive, and Providence cutters, from a cruise
Prince Ernest packet with a mail from Lisbon, in
eleven days ; and a ,gun-brig, name tinknawn.—
The Providence cutter has sailed again on a cruise.
Ttie F'ox packet, fur Malta, is still detained.—A
report prevailed at Lisbon, when the packet
sailed, that Pernambuco had fallen to the Rcyal-
ists, and it was very generally believed.

• The Governor of Trinidad perhaps conceiving
that.l►e was, better goalified to judge of the Law,
applicable to some very important Questions re-
cently litigated in that Colony, has, as Chief
Victor, reversed the Judgments of the Chief JuStice,
Mr BZGGB, than whom a more respectable and
impartial LasFyer never presided in any of the
Colonies. From these Judgments of the Gover-
nor, tile parties interested have appealed to the
hint; in Council, and these Appeals are now ina
ping reSSiVe state towards, a hearing beforc that•
Tribunal. •

ruxcnAL.
OF TIM DUKE OF NORTIP:MBERLAND.

This day, soon alter' t-elve., the remains Of this
truly v.e.ncrablev:NoCfenian wrere"ren'toyed froth his
mansion at Charing-Cross to Westmius'ter Abbey.
The ntiniber of carriages in succession, sent by
the Chief eiceeded any thing
that we ever witnessettnn any similar occasion,. in
addition to those which. were Personally occupied
by the Noble Persmis to whOM z!tey respectivelY
belong. There.were Also a lUtig line of carriages
occupied by spectators, who were at.tracted by the
manificent solemnity, as tell I the vast eloWd•td.
people,,und Sentuuents of respect were Inaoll6A-ea
by all who attracted the inehncholy ceremony.