The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

March 1, 1811.

You ate probably aware Of the proceedings of
the Dutch,and of their plans to exclude ns nor only
from the commerce of the Malayan Arcipelago,
but to obstruct our China trade. They had al-
ready made the noose rapid strides, and not satis-
fied with deearing themselves sovereigns of all
Borneo and the whole of the Islands, were about
to become sovereigns of the Eastern Seas, when
it fell to he tire duty of Sir Thomas Stamford
Raffles, the Lieutenant• Governor of Bencoolen,
to check their further progress by the establish-
merit of a British port to the eastward of Malacca,
at Singapore, the ancient maritime capital of the
Malays. About three weeks ago, that cab-table
Officer bad the satisfaction to make engage-
ments with the Native Authorities, and to establish
a British factory at Singapore, situate in the
Straits of Sincapore, and in a position combin-
ing every advantage. It is only to glance at
the map to be convinced of its importance
for the protection of our China trade, and for
insuring to its a fair participation in the trade of
the Eastern Islands. It possesses one of the finest
harbours in those seas ; the Dutch never had a
factory there, and it promises to become at an
early date one of our most valuable positions in
India.—The Dutch are terribly annoyed, as this
step completely destroys all their plans for our
exclusion. They will exert every nerve to injure
the success of the establishment ; but if it be
only supported from home, its eventual success,
and the advantages that must accrue, arc in no way
doubt fol. The station is entirelycommercial, and for
the protection of our commercial interests, awl if
England can negociate,for Baoca, her interests to
the eastward may be considered as adequately pro-
vided for. Sir T. S. Rallies, to whom his country
is indebted for these important services, has been
absent from his Govettiment for the last six
months, in their eat:cation. Ile has just taken
Iris leave of us on his departure for Acheen, on
the northern side of Sumatra, to which he is gone
as agent of the Governor-General, to settle our
political affairs and interests in that quarter, alter

THE SUN.

MSS QUIS DICEIRE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1819.

We received this morning the
.Paris Papers of
Sunday last. The following are extracts :
" Palm, AuG. I.—The King is entirely reco-
vered from the effects of the gout. His Majesty
received yesterday several Peers and Grand Dig-
nitaries.

" The trial of M. Bauvonx, ex-Professor of
the Ecole de Droit, commenced yesterday before
the Court of Assizes of the Seine, and is to pro-
ceed again this day.
" An employe in the Ministry for Foreign Af-
fairs, who set out in June for Rome, with
the letters of the Prelates to the Holy Father,
and with dispatches from Government, arrived at
Paris, en Courier, last Monday. He proceeded
immediately to the country-house of the Minis-
ter, where his Excellency was with his colleagues.
He delivered to the Minister the dispatches which
he had brought from Rome. It is said they con-
tain the conclusion of the arrangements which
have been for sometime negociaiing.
" Yesterrhay the King gave a private audience
of half an hour to the Duke de Richelieu.

" M iss Hutchinson was not admitted yesterday
into the vresenee of the King, but delivered her
Petition lot a commutation of thy punishment of

General Sarrazin into the hands of the 1341
d'Anmont, first Gentleman of the Chamber•
" The K'ng transacted bulginess vesterdel witia
the Marquess DeSSolleg.

FIVE PER CENTS.
Saturday mit 1. 601.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, • . 91 1. 10C.
22d Sept. 1817, ..... 891. 10c.
24d March, 1818, . 87 1. 10C.
22d Sept. 1818, .85 1. loc.
eid March, 1819,
" CONSTANTINnELR, JUNE 28..--We Conlin"
to experience the greatest th,quiettide respe66l/6
the sanatory sate of the different countries of 1110
Ottoman Empire ; the mortality i% %cry gic4l
st
Cairo, Alexandria, and several other imr"l3

" CARLSIII7III3, JULY 24.—The Session of the
Chambers is to be closed the 28 h inst.
" The marriage of the Margrave Leopold' 17.i11ir
Future Sovereign, wish the Princess Sophia ‘"...

htlinina or Sweden, Wai solemnized yesterday'
" VIBNNA, JULY 21 —The Emperor and Ein;
press of Austria are expected here the '2d °
August.
" RASTADT, JULY 25 —1 Prince de Metter'
uich is arrived at Carlsbad, vvi,ere his
eery had preceded him The Prii,sia"
nister for Foreign Alfrir9, M. de Bernsli)"c
is ills° expected there. The Russian'46l
Berlin and the Count Munster had both 0111/4
at Carlsbad."

American PHpers have arrived this mnrnilig to
the 611) .111!y.

(From The Commercial didverlizer, Jtvte 'l9) •
Captain CARRAWAY, of tine schooner
'Tenant, from St. Thomas, states, that 3
time before he sailed a small privateer schoi'ller'
commanded by one Massart, belonging to 1561"..
more, had been taken by an English 50 gun shil);
and carried into Barbadoes. The Fitst Lienfen6li
of the privateer, after he was carried on t")•fa
the ship, was tucked up, and had 50 lob" e
his bare back, in consequence of the Are;
dations of these piratical cruizers oput) °if
distill commerce of the 's. A Danish siliP °
war, hearing of the success of the Engrob "P'l3
e
of war, went out in pursuit of a small schoyl'e
which lay off Tot tol3, took possessim l'er
stratagem, and took het into St. Thomas's• 1.13#
look the crew into cife keen;lig ; not I° b.,
nut-done by the English, :bey took the secolvi '-
command within six tiiilei of the place anti
iA
•
tlicte:l sum.naty ptipistion in on him.
Extract of a Letter fioin Moak lido), April 26.
"Gener.l Aocia, one ot il“rtoPsl
principal Oche , who hail hen prisolirl
the l'orttigi.ese, ha% made ii„,n 3lole
If
Video, collected J numbei to j,Ol, htw, 3"1
committing all Kinds of deprethoos .4. I
pected the new Constitution t h.
gated the 25th May. Awl-lois ti.,(! his ftiett
were to share in the Government. A ilechl"li`ja
of War against Pottugal %soukd he immetliatcli
made, and the conquest of Monte Video was er
petted."

EARTHQUAKE AT CARACCAS.
bist
ST. THOMAS, MAY 29.—MORRILLO, by t
accounts, was in Cal.bc7a, but daily expected
Caraccas. This unforti,nate city has again bee
visited by an earthquake it threw down a pub 4
ber of houses.

(From. the Freeman's Journal of the sth Jicy.) of
WASHINGTON, JULY 2.—Among a Innlttoideic
rumours, a report in the Eastern States, th't (.10
PRESIDENT is dead, is thus noticed in The 13°1°

Cell tine/ :
of
A report of the death of the PaEslnstir a
the United States, of a fever, in Tennessee, 61)"'I
a gloom over the public mind for a short time pit
IVednesday last. On examination, it WWI 0110,1
to be incorrect. We have advices of the 3d ir°l3l
Tennessee, when his health was sound."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Iit7ENOS “Silgt

MAY 14.
" We have accounts by way of Chili, that
South Sea Whaler had arrived at Chacabucl
from Callao de Lima, bringing the intelligence clj
Vice-Admiral Lord COCHRANE'S having e"tereo
the leftr port on the 2.3 d February, during a ilei'sj
fog, with the squadron under his cotomand, '3l
immediately opened a brisk fire against the sbirt
ping and batteries, which was returned and keP
up tor a couple of hours. The result was, 114j
COCHRANE'S carrying off a guts-boat, and (loin"
great darw,ge to the shipping, which he wris 'IP°
able to cut ow, 00losI
g to the chain tasteni"6 ;
He afterwards captured the Spanishll,o,6l)
ship Vittoria, !rout Chili to Lima, laden
timber."

We have given this day, an Address fron.
Manchester Female Reformers, Fuld ti..co'ol (It
a Meeting of Petticoat Politiciaas Sit)cl‘P°(l-;
that our Readers may be aplisizot of vio
wicked pe,severance ut those nho itissig3to
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"Poi he dce6rut loch °us
'l,l :I", if possible, to characterize female conduct.
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"trenifit to raise the tvoinen into political no-
t bs We before observed, is a proof of
them cunning on those who dots stimulate
;ern ro come forward, as they know that what.
f'3r T'eason and Rebellion may be uttered by.
:4l'le Orators, will be considered as the languaget
6entiinents of their male-coadjutors. and will
itll'equentlyonlybe regarded with ctintenipt by our
or be treated with compassionate leuity by
; Law. But
mischief should be stopped trom
11,:alcver source it may proceed, and women should
it: be made the organs of revolutionary do .trines,
clamours against Government. Who can
r13141t that all the abuse which these female Poll-
:6°4s throw on the glorious Victory of Waterloo,
i"" the venerable Monarch of France, because he
tirestored to his rightful Throne, is supplied by
lcscreants of the other sex, who detest Monarchs,
(I whatever may tend to the support of legiti-
t4it' and established authority. But the Address
of
the Manchester Females is as absurd as it is au-
-4641 and disloyal, for it says, " that under the
rti thew sycem the day is near at hand, when
tilt6ing will be found in our unhappy Country,
kb: luxury, &c. &c. &c. on the one hand, and
:ft y, Ptlverty, &c. &c. &c. on the other," yet, it
kiler"/"(la says, that their" Enemies," that is,
ktl'eg4l Authorities, " might as well attempt to
resttl the Sun in the region of space, or to stop
the iliurnal motion of the earth, as to impede
tr"Phl progress of the enlightened friends of
h
!tine:lY anti Truth," with more rant of the same
that never could originate in a female mind,
‘tceln in the brain of some mad Poetess. But
tie t'rn from this disgusting nonsense to repeat
kN "surance which we yesterday give to our
to 4'63, that Government had wisely de ermined
Put a stop to the iniended Mee in,.; on Monday
t:4l Mailehester ; and in confirmation of the
it .fact
We have the pleasure to sohjoin the follow..
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Notice which has been p osted u p
t iu that town
44 its vicinity :