The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

[Morning 'feral(ll

The irruption of the natives of the Cape of
Good Hope into the British settler►tents proves
vet y serious. _Bit notwithstanding the shocking
massacre and depredation that have taken place,
there appears no'danger to the colony. Tl,ey are
described by Lord C. Somerset as marauders. He
has issued a proelanntion, in ►which he places the
distcict through which the troops shall march
against the enemy undt-r IFtw. From the
lone „f this I►roclatnation it appears to have been
expected that they would be soon quelled. Their
number is not stated, but front their retiring into
a wood with their plunder, it may be calculated
to be either not great, or wholly undisciplined tuid
irregular.

THE AT It ICAL REGISTEi.
Performed on Saturday/
THEATRE 11.0 VAL, GWENT-GAR:KN.—The Heart of Mid-Lo-
thian • George Robinson, Nit-. Mdcready ; 11,iadite ti ii lii Fe,
Mrs. C. Ketolitc. t.'ter which, Coi.coiisg. To which was
added, Tool 'nowt.) tile Great.

PRICE OF sTo(;7ot
TRIO 1).4V AT F M:

per Cent. Re41.....68,aitiii India Bowls. sc clis.
Si pet Cent 76 1,4 Exch. Bilk, par, 2i. pr.
4 per Ccr.ts - Omninin .
Bank Lung Ann. 18 1-16 18 1 Con. forjuiy, 69 69i 519 69A1

MAILS.
ARRIVED-2 Dublin, 2 Waterford, I France.
Due—l Holland, 1 Gottenivirgb, I Malta, I ii,u):;tirgit,
I Flan(leis.

EMU WATER A'l' LONDON BRIDGE To.mounow.
Murnirig, 43 initiates alter 7. I Evening, S minutes after 8.

THE SUN.

tIOLENI QUIS DICER} FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LON DON,
AuolvDdv, Jur:E 14, 1819.

We rt. ceived yesterday the Paris Popers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were due
this MOI ning, have not arrived. in the Chamber
of Deputies, the discussion of the Budget of the
Ministry of Finance wits continued through the
Sifting of Wednesday, and was adjourned till
Thursday. The Chamber also received the Re-
port of the Committee on the Projet for the
Abolition of the Dioit d'Aubaine, recomincoding
its adoption.
The KING on Wednesday held a Council of
Ministers.

GetierarVANDAMMR, WIM is on the list of exiles,
had, it appears, arrived nt Havre, 'Out having uo
ant hotity to return,•he was not allowed to p:o
eeed further.

Maisiwit'Sout.T arrived at Paris on Tuesday

evening.
The Duke de Ilicnitunti left Venice on the
127th ult. for Milan.
.article from Iron 'asserts that Spain is now
entirely tratluil the numerous banditti, who

excited so rancli appreltens;on, f►aving
geared.

FIVE PER CENTS.
Wednesday

DEFRRRED STOCK.

Of the c)2tl March, 1317, • AN f. 35c.
S,O. 1917, tUf. 35 c.
22d NLitch, 1813, .131. f. 36c.
92d Srpt. HIS, . f. 35 c.
W.ld March,lBl3, 5O c.

New York Papers to the 20;11-May, Philadelphia
to the same date, and Ualtitno►e to the 19th Mays
arrived this morning.

(From the Millarlelpho'a Parr of the 18th May.)

The correspondence between Lord CocHaANe
and Captain BIDDLE has been the subject Of some
remarks in the Newspapers,which might have been
weij spared, because not less unjust than incotr
siderare. In the first place, the shape in which
we find the documents is, at least, questionable;
they are translated from a Chilian Paper, and they
must have been traniated from the originals before
they appeared there, as my Lord CoCutRANE Ina
not been long enough on his new vocation to write
the langulge of the Country, undcr.whose banner
he has enlisted ; and it lie bad, we are sure Capt!
B. did not answer him in any tongue but that hie
mother taught hint.

The separation of the Nlaine is no longer doolpt•
fol. The tisposiiiort fora separat iryn is ascertain*
ed ; and they who have dc laved the event seen%
inclined to bilow the general wishes of the_citi".
zees to accomplish that event at the first oppor'

tnnity.
The above Pipers state the stoppasge of Several
flanks as to payments in specie, and that there irr
a total stop to commerce for the present.
We copy the followin-g from the Board of the:
New England Coffee-house :
" INSURRECTION OF THE GEORGIA NEGROES.
" The following is an Extract of a Letter re',
ceived, in town yesterday, from a respectable'
Gentleman :

" AUGUSTA, MAY G.—A plot of insurrection of.
the I3lacks of this place and surrounding country,
as well digested, perhaps, as that of St. Domingo'
and which was to have been executed on Saturday
last, but for providential interference, was yester-
day fortunately discovered, and many of the ring"
leaders are now committed for trial, and will
probably soon meet the awful sentence whic4
awaits tliern.
" We learn by the brig Volant, from Havallflabt
that Sir HOME POPLIAM was daily expected Irmo.
Jamaira with the COmmlssioners appnioted on tbe
part of Great Britain -to decide in cases of capture
of vessels engaged in the African trade.

The re.

port that Cuba was to be ceded to England i:,3li.
excitcd great indignation among the people, who
did not hesitate to s4y that a declaration of their
independence should immediately follo‘'v such A
negociation,"

TUB FUNDS.—The steady advance Omnintn
expelienced on Saturday has in some degree con"
firmed. This morning it opened at a half dis'
count, but gradually rose until 12 o'clock, whets
it was dont at to par ;- it afterwards fe.:l to 10-_
but rose again tog,. dis. The public have recovergil
from the panic created by the opponents to 00
measure, and confidence seems re-instated."--4
Those parties who had provided thems, Ives with
Exchequer Bills, in expectation of getting'Oe
Loan, have thrown the whrie upon the Mackerls
which brought them to par on Saturday
but so plentiful is money, that they have this
day been dole at Is. and 2s.
rumour circulated that 111 r. noTnscntin.
none of the Loan himself was entnp'etely
refut;:d on Saturday, as that Gentleman paid t"'
hundred thousand pounds as his deposit upon two
millions. A great part of the Lle.n was also pald
up-in full, and not one defaulter was declared.—'
'lie' Rears have sold near treble the amount of
Ouinium that will be issued, and as it now ar
pears the determination of the Subscribers to hull
their Omoipm, the opinion of the monied met •
is, that the scarcity will create a great advance.
The receipts will net be ready for issue until ths
Act has received the sanction of Loth Douses of
Parliatnent and the PitiNcit REGENT, WhiCb
cannot he in less than a fortnight. Consols
openel at 69i, and went to C 9.1

BRITISH NORTH AMPRICA.—The importance of
he Trade to these Colonies is clearly sliewn by
the Ileums to the House of Commons, distil'

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It once acknowlectg:ng that intleptntience, Alet
it will be impossible for her finally to rievent,
t4tigh she may foi a short time retard it ; but as
we are in alliance with her, we cannot agree with
The Morning. Chronicle, that theYoreign Enlistment
is a " departure from the ancient honour-
able course of British Policy." True policy is an
11,enourable adherence to our engagements, and
not a desertion of an ally in time of need, and
still worse at such a crisis, giving countenance
and support to her enemies.

We have given in our Last Page, this day, H
Speech delivered by Mr. &mean at Leeds, on the
Celebration of Mr. PITT'S Birth-day, which is
highly' creditable to his talents and his principles.
is not, however, mere annual celebrations that
Cali -hest testify a genuine attachment to the prin-
'sillies of our enlightened Patriot and disinterested
Minister, but an ardent zeal to propagate and diffuse
those principles; and we Jove a right to call upon
PITT the
CLUBS throoghout the Empire, for a stre-
Atli:sus support of Thu SUN, since the Paper, as
well known, wns founded by the immortal
Statestisau, and has steadily maintained his sys-
te'''• 'Unless, therefore, such strenuous sup-
I"), i eject), the People at large will have
;1 right to distrust the sincerity of those who
I''"less to be PITTITES. We feel notch grati-
fied by the private patronage of numerous
Members of PITT CLUBS, but we coto.
"ive that they ought to pass RBSOLUTIONS as
Ilooiss in our favour ; and we shall rejoice in re-
Thaioino, as we have hitherto been, the peculiar
organ of the principles of the great departed
'iiie-smart, a persevetance in support of which
has been so eminently beneficial to Europe.
e; On W n Wednesday afternoon the Forth frigate,
'antaiu Sir Jon N T. Lows, Bart., arrived from
the North American station, last from the Chesa-
l'ehke where (al Annapolis), she embarked his
Qlleticy th Right Hon. Charles 'lawn, who
h. 441 been abou e t three veari aud a half Ambas-
-4(1"r tt, Aloe: ice, Mrs. Bagot anti three
children, and Mr.- Hughes, Private Secretary,
*llO landed here on Thursday morning, under
Alt appropriate salute, and immediately set off
"Ir London. Mr. G. Antrobus has been left at
Washington, as Charg6 d'Affaires, until a succes-
sor 10 Mr. Bagot arrives out. The Commissioners
Olritish and 'American) for ascertaining the
l'Orindary line are expeeied to end their Labours
511 October. They 'are going on in the most sa-
tisfactory trimmer. in almost all the cases of dif-
'erence of opinion, the points in dispute were con-
eetled ot favour of this country. The conduct of
t,ue American people of all ranks, at Washington
ft,!'d Anuapelis, to the officers and' crew of the
.rorth, vihilst she lay in the Chesapeake 0,2 days),
fieotered the most arnic'able and friendly dispo.
!elLort. It seemed to our officers as tho Ugh
chatige had been effected irr'the feel-
. 44 end eieaes of the Americans. Not a day
Pissed wi,hout ineitations being sent off to our
Wiicers to attend at some public dinners or enter-
tainments prodoced for the occasion. The United..
tates' frigate Essex,Cap,. Henley, anti the Ontario
4,kop of war-, 'Captain Biddle, • wear lying in the
Chesapeake. The Offieets of the •Forth gave a
Tiorer to the Cal and Officers of these vessels.
t Essex was under orders to take the Ameri-
Ambassador (Mr.. Graham) to Rio Janeiro,
t luorce to proceed to the China Seas, to cruise
se,wo years. The object of her, visit to these
was understood to be more intended- for the
tiNeeise and experience of the officers and men,
for any more important purpose. It is, we
t "derstaud, an admitted fact, that not. less than
14°-thirds of the crew of the Essex were British
t
ile:"."1, who hail become American subjects, by
11 "'old form of Legislative protection. During
„ mutual friendly visits, some one among
he crew of'the Forth recognized a shipmate al.
4►')st every boat which came alongside. On one
0 e of a boat's crew consisting
Diet', of twelve
rilt seven of them discovered their origi-
iclarseter. The Columbus, rl remarkably
.new two-decked ship, pierced for 10 guns,
fitting out at Washiugton, fa relieve the
,llS'itigton, of 74, now its the Mediterranean.
iitrlottodore Rodgers, the preset,* President of the
6''''lty Board, is expected to hoist- his broad-
Nill
lant iu her, for that station. The Forth will
114:.4,0-morrow for Deptford, to be paid off. She
?een three years and three months incom-
thl"--(liampshire Chronicle)
S

yfttu4day night the PRINCE REGENT arrivedat
arltu.n-house front his cottage in Windsor Park.
(.I"d,iy the Duke of Vont( and the Duchess of
I;"°l:cEsTEtt visited his Royal Highness at Cori-
-ull•-buttse.
tbrile LORD CITANCELLOR, Viscount CASTLE-
-07/Tli, and the VICE-Cr; Aticetnott, had audiences
the PRINCE RPGaNT at Carlton-house.
at Friday the Princess AUGUSTA was present
b the Ascot-heath race course. The PRINCE
‘/."ltiT had numerous parties to dinner daily at
;Is Tottage during the races. The Princess So-
tides out daily on horseback in Windsor-
v when the weather permits.
At Yesterday the Duke ot attended divine
Itrvice at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. His
j~°e
fr highness is so much recovered trona his
" actiire of his aim, that lie is enabled to
..re iiiinself in his single horse Chaise.
e
the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited,
Duchess of-KENT at Kensington-palace.
ttiAccominodat ions are preparing oni boat d a vcs-
Ito at Gravesend for conveying to St. Helena a
gton and a priest to attend on BCONAPARTE.
or three domestics, among %%how is a cook,
Is-Jr etc} thither also, to lye added to the establish-
tit al Longwond.
4.4. E IRON Ts:Ans.—We have satisfaction in
1),!:,'.".g. that the iron Trade in this and the neigh.
conncies, is in very gourishing stare.—
croetter Paper).