The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-17 00:00:00

nutes past twelve they were lowered into
naval barge, and conducted to his Majesty's
schooner Pioneer, which, immediately on re-
ceiving them on board, got under weigh (witht
A the Royal Standard half hoisted), and proceeded
1 to his Najc.sty' frigail6 olusgoio (Capt. IrgyLE)y
at anchor in the bffing, followed by his Majesty's
ships if ,e, Gantiets Brisk, Rosario, and Tyne.
By half-past one, the whole of the squadron, with

the exception of the Tyne, were clear of tit 9
harbour, and the wind being fair, it is ex-
pected they will clear the land this even-
ing, and it 'is hoped reach the 14_1lbe on ,iaturi.
day. The concourse of people was immense
not less than ten thousand ; but the arrangemeno
were so well formed and conducted (for which
great praise is due to all whO were concerned))
that not a single accident has ocCurre.d, nor was
there evinced the least,disposition to disturb that
feeling which the solemnity of the occasion de-
manded. • It was intended that her M.t.rEsTY'l
Remains should be deposited last night in Dove
Court Church, which by the Minister ana
Churchwarden was accordingly prepared, but
the• horses of the procession being so leaved)
they were obliged to remain at Colchester.

Ten Minutes to Three, p.)..—The whole 0(
the squadron (excepting the Tyne) have collie
to anchor in the offing, and the guns are IJO
firing from his Majesty's ships to announce the
reception of her MAJESTY'S Remains on board
the Glosgoze.—The Tyne is still in the harbor./
waiting to take on board the carriages and bar
gage of the several attendants.—Wind S.W.

%%e have received Bengal Papers to the 6th
March, from which we learn that disturbanceg
still prevailed in the city of Bussorah, and that
the Turks were at war with some of the tribes °f
the desert. The former had taken into their'
service a tribe of Curds to enable them to ref'?
their opponents. In consequence of these orci
cumstances a complete stagnation of trade ha,
taken place in Bagdad. On the 26th FebrnoC;
Calcutta was visited with a hurricane, which bled
with great violence for two hours, accomPal°•,
by rain, thunder, and lightning. Several acc,;
dents happened, but not of a very serious near-.
It was accounted for by the unusually warm 'wea-
ther which had for a length of time prevoile
At China, trade was very dull, except for oPiuntill
for which 1750 dollars per chest were ofrert
The accounts from Penang state, as a runr ~,,;01
that the Siamese were preparing an army °` 'of
thousand men, to wage war against the King
of
QuEna. As these Papers make no menti°"
the cholera morbus, it may be presumed that ti ,3*f,
cutta is very healthy.

A Buenos Ayres Gazette Extraordinary Wai
ceived yesterday afternoon. It contains the discussions and cot;
respondence which took place between the British Residentsa:
the Government, in consequence of the Decree issued by the --
ter, ordering that they should enrol themselves for the defer-' of
the city. It appears that 49 subjects of his MAJESTY Pteset
to the Junta and President RODRIGUEZ,
clamation or Remonstrance, through theof Lieuten3!:c
hands
bcfor4
G'BRIEN, commanding his Majesty's corvette SlaneY, -
llitenos Ayres, in which they declared that the Metre, Go-
contrary to the law of nations. On the other side, t"
Ercly
vernment replied, that it did not include those vilo tr-ilere
liVed in the city for the purpose of trade but that
ers
was a wide and obvious distinction between such and strain"
who had realized property, kept up large cstablishinentli ,vas
were the actual owners of lands and houses. These,,,„.t. to-'
contended, were equally bound, both by law and inter-'
contribute to the public defence. As they had the Rote,oer
and advantages of citizens, they ought not to be placed k_in AT'4ta.
situation than the rest of the native inhabitants. Tuv"" ,aid
by its Resolutions, confirmed all that the PuEstDrNT badrs-
what is called a
and done, and expressed considerable indignation at son'e,'q os/
sions used by Lieutenant O'BRIEN, which were thouP", tbst
strong, or not sufficiently respectful towards the kpuYriors..
had issued the Decree against BritiA resident: end se the
Lieut. O'BRIEN, on his part, explained the
,nattire
language he had used, contending that it had been thisund l"sb, to.
re-
In the end, harmony seems to have been restored, and,„breti
suit of the whole negotiation was, that the Decree was ".-r pro'
to apply only to such foreigners as had lands, hous'''to thvs4
perty, within the territory of Buenos Ayres, and not
who.merely resided in the city for commercial purpo3e3*

t~i~c

CORN-EXCHANGE, 17.—The sunvr. - lir '
vari,v
day very good, but the quality is general inferior ; rt').,ferior
don in price since Monday on the best Wheats and die
not in demand at any price. In Barley little'doing•:„ The.
good supply of Oats, and a heavy sale at Monday's Pr'n't.-4 their
fineness of the day deters the millers from buying beY--
present wants.

8 e 4 OnAlNVehr , Wednesday,
atnl
nee. .
Yesterday, 1
dfsi
tt
nd
other
et
oythnhli,te.ernAwcloirvffils.:::StiNteiscdlLtEiecisr;pidealotant,ylcititieliopelierilsai
etcTrire:
r:rd:erri
nssucttriitY:llo:::::l:l,c:
of LIVERPOOL to the KING ill Ireland. !,-.g,
camer to town and transacted business witti --1.
front
e have authority to
of the late QUEEN'S house in South A udleY's-1 Ckt
Viscount MELyiLLE left town for Scotlatli'
Monday.
W
there was not tilyr;
least
arrived at Temple_bar;
.east interruption or objection made to the 'set of
proceeding throw,' T , , _bar or any par ,i.,
t (WIC /
the City, farther than was occasioned by the pr,',):,
Officer received his orders sure of the immense crowd, The. Comma" the
to remain 10°1 ;on
corpse as a guard of honour, and could not 'iti.cic
any account suffer the hearse to proceed witilany
that when t.he_
the escort. The Life Guards did not for° t
o-
part of the procession, and had no orders to S j__.
ceed with it farther than the Ethreviare-r°
(Morning Post.) a 01105
The Coroner's Inquest oil the body of ‘ top
FRLANCIS, the man who was wounded at the st.
of Park-lane, on Tuesday,, and died in
be
George's Hospital yesterday morning, will
k,
state,
held at the Triumphant Chariot, in Pernhr°;
mews, Grosvenor-place, at four o'clock this s'''
ternoon. ' i-
t. 1:11
-
SACRILEGE.OII Tuesday night, the
cril:l,
si
Church of St. Luke, Old-street, was
qua„taity o
geously entered by thieves, and a
black cloth, and various other articles Were car-
ried off.