The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

Fire per Cents.-67f. 55c.

" PA HPELLINA, MAX 3.—M. Irving, Envoy of
the United States at our Court, has at length suc-
ceeded in arranging a part of the differences be-
tween the AMerican Government and ours.

" The squadron of the United States, consist-
ing of the Washington uf 80 guns, the corvette
,Le Non, anti a brig, left tite port of Cadiz and
entered the Mediterranean on the 20th of kttil,
proceeding to Marseilles.
‘" MILAN* MAY 8.--One Gazette tutus Into ti4i-

cgte an arlicie inserted in the rrai-Literdt of tlic
12th April, under the head Ilanhs of the Meine,
April 11, stating, that the plague Lac) itiinlfested
itself in .the Milanese. " We have," says our Ga-
zette, " no ether plague to fear than that
of per.
,ons who assume the designation of rttits-Liber-
clia , and Who are neither true nor liberal."

" ASCOLI, MAY 9 —Two corps of Austrian
troops, cotisiving Of 3,750 men, mire expected here
train the Provinces of Basilieine nod Biri.

" Reooto, 111 pa American vessels
have arrived in this port, where, it appears, they
are to be stationed till further orders. 'lke re-
ports of offensive Hers on the part of the United
States are renewed, but they are without foun-
dation.
• " GENOA, MAY 10.---Oar Court. is SAN to be
in treaty with the Dey of Algiers for the Coral
Fishery.
" Reports continue in circulation of disturb-
ances in Spain. Several vessels have arrived
with Spaniards on board.
" VIENNA, MAY 13.—The marriage of the
Archduchess Leopoldine with the Prince Royal
of Portugal is to take place this evening, in the
imperial Palace, the Archduke Charles repfesent-
ing the Bridegroom, by procuration.
"The Archduchess signed, on the 10th, the
act of renunciation of her right to the succes-
sion of Austria.

" We expect soon a courier from Leghorn with
intelligence of the arrival of the Portuguese squa-
dron. The day for the deptrture of the Arch•
duchess will then be fixed.

" It is now said that the departureof our troops
from Naples is not so near at hand as supposed.—
Some imagine that a part only will return to Aus-
tria."

(Prom the Jamaica Courant of the 4th of April.)

Recent advises from St. Thomas's state, that
a French frigate- and a schooner, Isom Rochelle,
had touched at that Island, and after landing a
French Consul, proceeded to cruize in quest of
the numerous Pirates which Wrist the coast" of the
French Colonies.
(Prom the tonic Payer)

short time since the boats of the Danish brig
of war lying at St. Thomas's captured a pilot
schooner, of about 70 tons, with one gun and 40
men, which they found at anchor near the
She proved to be (me of BRION'S Squadron, wiih
an Independent Cnntrnission her •crew were
mostly English. anti Americans. She was con-
.
detnned in the Court of Vice Admiralty of this

[Prom the Royal tfazettc of the sth Apriq

By the Essex, also arrived at Port •Morant, we
learn that the Island of St. Christopher (St.Kitts)
was sufering► most deplorably from the want of
provisions. The House of Assembly, in conse-
quence of :very appearance of a famine, had been
convened by Governor l'uonvN, and they had
formed:; petition to the Br►tish Government to so-
licit that the ports of that Island might be open
to the American trade, which was transmitted by
the packet which sailed on the 20th-ult.

The following is an Extract of a Letter, dated
Valladolid, May 9 :

• " By,the last accounts from Madrid we; learn,
that nothing had hitherto been resulted upon in
the case of General' Labe, and that the represen-
tations made in his fav4tir, by the privileged com-
panies and Corporation of Barcelona, assembled
in the most solemn manner in the Hall, call-
ed Of the Counts of that city, had Veen pre-
sented to. the King by a Denotation composed of
the Prior of St, .101mo':;, the Marquis de MOJA, a
merchant of the name. of LARRAT, and an artisan
of the name of Caanotiner.. General CASTANoS
has reported to his Majesty, that be was unable
refuse his passport for the 'above Denotation
to proceed to Court, in consequence of the actual
state of Catalonia, from whose inhabi?ants Gen.
Lace daily received the greatest awl :svartnest
proofs of regard, since - it has happened that a
large. portion of the inhabitanta of Barcelona hail
.
repeatedly assembled at the gates 'df his rion,:
owing merely to a report being ,prc.itd abroad that
it was intended to execute him in a secret nizn-
ner. All' these points of „information, eiretim•
stantially known in, Madrid, induce us to bet .cve
that the King will, in some fine,sure, he crimpelled
to accede to the wishes olthe Principality. of Cata-'
lonia, Which, in fact, at the ptiesent• day, ate those
of the whOle nation.
" Letters from Barcelona say, that orders had
indeed been received there front -Court to execiite
General LACY-, but that CasTalloa had Loa dared
to carry them into effect, in conaequence>of the
disaffectioO and discontent openly evinced throaLth-
out the whole principality, alai in such a state of
timings, be bad thought it best to resign his com-
mand."

Yesterday, about half past twelve o'elncit, ber
MAJRSTY visited the Ditches* of GLoucesritß,
"Ida biter taking sotnt tell:aliment, left for
Wimisot:

Viscount hip.tviLrat ()Rd are atulience of the
Po [NCR itnilENT yVitelddY tit etith°ll 1"1" Se.
Ye"erday the Duke of Yo PK visired the ratscz
RectENT:

Ile,tertky evening, about half past seven Welock.
the Pts<<ccss CUARLOTTII attd Prince LitirOLD
ar-
riYed at Cameiforti Mouse from Chtrtniont.