The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-23 00:00:00

orders of the lii soil

e communica

to t

Captain-General of the Island.
" We learn from Cadiz, that they are aboAt to
recommence the embarkation for America of the
troops whose departure was suspended in conse-
quence of the late seditious attempts in Catalonia.
Thirteen transport vessels, convoyed by two fri-
gates,,and a brig, have set s►il with a ditision des-
tined to reinforce the Royal Army of Peru.
" Several persons who have circulated forged
notes, purporting to be of the Bank of England,
have heeu ►:rested -at Rouen. They have acknow-
ledged, in their interrogator y, that a great quan-
tity of these forged notes have been circulated at
Paris, Caen, Havre, Fecamp, and Cherbourg.
The Journ'tl de Lyons contains an Ordonnance
of the President of tl►e Prevotal Court, summon-
ing 36 individuals by name, implicated in the in-
surrectionary movements i❑ the department of the
Rhone, and who are cont►umacious, to appear

within ten days:
" The Earl of L9ristiale and Mr. Beckett set
o':t the evening before yesterday for Steitzetland.
" It is stated from Frankfort, the 14th instant,
The King and Queen of Wurternberg are ex-
pected at the waters of Wisbaden. It is thought
that the King will have an interview with his
brother, Prince Paid,wholias not quitted Hamm.'
" FIVE PER LENTS.--Saturday, 66f. 70c..
" ROME, JULY 4.—The state of health of the
Holy Father is not so satisfactory as could be de-
sired, but it causes no disquietude.
" It is reported that the Princess Royal of Por-
tugal will visit Rome before her embarkation.
" The Princess of Wales appears much pleased
with her residenel here, and it is hoped she will
pass here the remainder of the summer.
" MADRID, JULY 7.—lbe accouchement of
the Queen, it is said, will not take place till early
in next month.

NURENBERG,JULY 1 I.—The Kingof Prussia,
it is-understood, will quit Carlsbad in the 'course of
next week, to proceed direct to Coblentz.
" Altnitcti, JULY 12.—The Bavarian Council
of State is still employed on the Constitution, and
~beir
labours are far advanced."

Baltimore Papers to the 22d of June, and New
York /ditto to the 20th, arrived this morning, but

they contain no news of any importance.

We did not make Any comment on the offensive
artieleA.frota Ghent in MB Stitt of yesterday,
thool!TI ire. deemed it proper that we should .sub-

mit it to the Public, in order to spew in what
mitnuer this Country is suffered to be treated in

others.

We doubt not that our Rulers will take

proper measures to support onr national dignity
by a spirited remonstrance to the King of the •
NETHERLAtibS for pertnitting.such repeated gross
attacks upon this Country. It is generally be-
lieved, that these insulting animadversions on the
conduct of Great Britain, respecting its Com-
mercial Presteelings, are written by the minions
of BuosArAnTsTise.4l; re scattered over the Con-
P Client, and who are, incessantly employed in
eaguaritns etn9threoxilceittlein
Europe must be as anxious to preserve tranquil-
lity, as that of Great Britain was to effect. their ,
dtishgenisntiseargieasinosft
na: tbhye
siill
.gitimate Governments. Most earnestly do
we. hope that the Continent will not be
miScreants ; but then the several Governments ot
-thiliVeranCe.. It would be absurd in us to attempt

to refute the allegations in the offensive article in
question, as it abounds in self-evident falsehoods,
but we enter our resolute protest against such ca-
lumnies against our country—a country justly re-
nowned for the honour of its character, while
others have often been as justly stigmatised for
perfidy, and we therefore rely upon Government
for taking such measures to secure us from insult
abroad, as it has so meritoriously adopted for
'protecting, us against insurrection at home.

COUN-EXCIIANGE, Jor.:Y 23.—We had no fresh
Arrivals this morning, but plenty of Grain left
over from last day ; the sales in general were
very heavy, and .nearly nominal, at Monday's
prices ; at the close of the Market on Monday,
Flour tieclined ss. per sack.

Yesterday, about half-past three o'clock, the
PaiNce. REGENT, arcompauted by the Duke of
Your., left Carlton-house for Bagshot-park, to be
present at the celebration of the Duke and Duchess
of GLoucr.sTFlß's mart iage anniversary. •
Viscount SIDmouTH had an audience of the •
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house.
There will be a Chapter of the Order of the
Garter ou Thursday, for the election of tart BA-
TFIUB!3T, as StICCCSSOE to the Duke of NORTHUM-
BERLAND. The Prince of SAILS COBOURG has the
Duke of MARLDosouGH's.
The KING'S Palace at Weymouth is newly re-
fitting, by command of tier MAJESTY, in a style
suitable for the reception of their Royal High-
nesses the Duke and Duchess'of GLoucurren,who
intend a three 1110litit'S visit to that town, to cow-
mence the first vect.k iu Septeplier.