The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-14 00:00:00

P 0 T It Y.

(From the Edinburgh Evening Courant.)

ON THE DEATH
. OF
THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE or• WALES AND COBURG.
Fair promise of Britannia's powerful realm,
To whom we proudly looted to guide the helm
Amid the storms which future years might bring,
Alike to Britain's subjects and her King;
How fondly had we marked thee for our own,
How high in hope beheld thee on the Throne !
And while we joy'd to see thee as thou west,
Blest in a nation's and a husband's heart,
We only presag'd, that thy placid life
Was emblem of thy kingdom's, free from strife,
And that the virtues of thy riper years
Might raise our future hopes and quell our fears.
Such were the views of mortals; but, alas!
We, here, but see as darkly through a glass.
Our has call'd thee to a happier sphere,
And grants us hut the tributary tear
To youth and virtue 4twe ! to sorrow here.
Oh, may that Power Supreme! who best can know
The Nation's loss—the Royal Stranger's woel
Assuage our sorrows, and relieve his heart,
Who wisely here has chosen virtue's part.
Who like for her whose early loss we Mourn,
€, So meekly ail his faculties has borne,"
That e'en the voice of eyer envying fame
Upholds his merits and supports kis name,
Claiming a double sympathy from those .
Who feel the Stranger's grief—the widow's woes.
Edinburgh, Nov. 9.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

(From the Boston Advertiser, October 20.)
THE PATRIOT'S LIBELLED. -

Don Antonio Argotte Willalobos, Consul of
his Majesty the King of Spain, has tiled a libel in
the Admiralty Court of Worgia, against the
schooner Camilla and her cargo,'now at Savannah,
as Spanish property, " forcibly and piratically
taken on the high seas, by persons having no au-
thority to make prizes,of war, or capture the pro-
perty of Spanish subjects ; and that no sentence
or decree of condemnation .bath ever been pro-
nounced against the said vessel, goods, wares,
and merchaudize, or any part of them."
A libel has also been filed in the same Court,
by J. 11. Elton, commander of the United States
brig Saranac, for. and in behalf of himself, his
officers- and crew, and of the United States,
against the schooner Iris and her cargu, now ly-
ing in the river of St. Mary's. The Iris was fit-
ted out at New Orleans, and sailed from there for
Amelia Island, about the 22d of August, with a
cargo of provisions and gunpowder; was armed
with two carriage guns, and several of the same
description were found concealed in her hold.
She was detained by the Saranac, on suspicion
that she was to be employed in cruizing or com-
mitting hostilities against the subjects, or the
property of the subjects of his Majesty the King
of Spain, or against the subjects, citizens, or pro-
' perty of some other prince, state, colony, dis-
trict, or people, with whom the United States are
at peace, contrary to an act of Congress of the
said United States, entitled '' an Act more effec-
tually to preserve the neutral relations of the
United States, passed 3d March, 1817."

(From the Charleston Courier, of Oct. 10.)
The revenue schooner Gallatin, Ross, com-
mander, went down to the Roads on Thursday
afternoon, and took from on board the Venezue-
ban brig of war•l'America Libre, Captain Fermat,
eight men and a boy, who were shipped at New
York, from whence she lately arrived here. The
men expressed a wish to leave her. The brig has
on board a Major General, A. G. Vjlleret, •and
sailed yesterday morning, supposed for Saint
Mary's.,
" 2d .INSTANT.—There were 43 deaths of the
yellow fever the last week. The number will
probably be greater this week, on account of the
heavy fall of rain a few days past."
MORE EMIGRANTS.—The ship Francis, Pryor,
arrived a Phiiadelphia on Saturday, in 60 clays
from Amsterdam, with four hundred and thirty
passengers.
, Neatly 1000 passengers have arrived at Quebec,
within a few days, from Europe.
NANTUCKET, SEPT.. 20.--FROM CHILI—The
ship Minerva, Captain Chase, of this port, arrived
at Edgartown on Thursday, lett Valparaiso 24th
May. News reached there the 20th of the cap-
ture by the Patriots of Talcahnana, which was'
the last place on the coast of Chili that the
Royalists held. The whale ships generally were
successful.

BALTIMORE, OCT. 13.—We learn, and from a
most respectable source, that Mr. Pinclkney, our
Minister at the Court of St. Petersboro, finding
the clime of Russia unfavourable to his health,
had determined to return to the United States,
and 'niay be expected to arrive here before the
close of the present year, tas he will leave Russia
before the winter commences.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM SAVANNAH, DATED

SEPT. 30, 1817.

We are induced to believe the restrictions on
our intercourse with your city will be done away
by our Corporation in the course of a few days,
they are we -know individually opposed to the
system lately adopted, and there is strong peti•
tions of the Merchants, aided by the opinion of a
full-Board of Physicians, endeavouring to prove
the fatal disorder in Charleston not infectious ;
this will be acted upeon on Monday next, and we
anticipate a favourable result.

SINGULAR Occurtitimcs.—Extract of a letter
from Donaghadee, dated Nov. :—" On Thurs-
day.seinnight, a brig stood in close to the Bally-
waiter shore, and hoisted a signal for a boat, when
the following men went off, as is usual on such oc-
casions, viz.:—Hugh M‘Donnel, Win. M‘Chain,
John Orr, John Aiken, and Wm. Hanvey. They
were asked to go upon- deck, when, to their utter
surprise; orders were given on board the brig to
hoist the boat upon deck, which was immediate-
ly done, and the brig stood down the North Chan-
nel, with the five men above-named, and the
boat in which they went off.—The feelings of their
friends are more easily conceived than can be de-
scribed. There has not been any account of them
whatever since they were carried off. Many con-
jectures and reports are in circulation respecting
this unprecedented occurrence ; some say that
it was a smuggler ; others that it is some of Lord
'Exmouth's acquaintance, whom he entertained to
a hot supper lately, at Algiers." ,