The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

H►s MAJESTY, as we exclusively announced
on Saturday-would be the fact, arrived in town
on that day, in good health and spirits, and
dined at Carlto% Pahice.

We understand that a communication has been
made, by command of the KING, to Major-
General Sir ROBERT WILSON, that Ifts MAJESTY
has no further occasion for his seririces.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Thursday and Friday, which continue to present
a mass of contradictions on the question of peace
or war between Russia and the Porte. They
bring, however, important intelligence from
Spain, in which country an attempt has been
made to bring about an ultra-fiber-a/ Revolution.
The event took place at Saragossa on the 30th
and 31st of August, but., owing to the firmness of
the Political. Chief the plot failed, and the leader
of the enterprise, th 6 celebrated General RIEGO,
was arrested and sent a prisoner to the Castle of
Lerida. Inanother column will be found many
important and interesting extracts from the
French Journals, not only respecting this event,
but relative to the cause of Greece, and the
negociatious between Russia and Turkey.

Montreal Gazettes arrived this morning to the
10th August.
[Froru, the Montreal_ Gazette of the 9th August.]

On Saturday last ALEXANDER IVPISENzIE, Esq.
arrived in this city from the Grand Portage,
whither he had gone to announce the junction of
the North-West and HudsonN Bay Companies.—
This intelligence was received with great joy,
and cannot miss , making a very great change for
.the 'better in the Indian trade: the return of fur

from the interior is said this year to be
monly great.

Much stress was ittid by those who are deter.;
mined that there shall not be a war between
fl Porte, and., orte, on the cirA
turnstance of the
latter power having given permission to the ves-
sels of friend ITstates to proceed with their car-
goes to the White Sea. An official document,
however, published by the Porte, explains the
grounds of this pack: measure. It appears that
the Porte, having been in want of core for the
supply of Constantinople, detained all vessels ar-

riving there with grain, until its own wants were
amply satisfied, after which it has liberally given
permission to the merchants to conduct their-af-
fairs in the usual course ! On such facts as these
do the enemies of the Greeks rest their hopes of
peace !

Notwithstanding the radical ridicule of the or
position press, the subscription for the Life
Guards proceeds most prospe'rously, as is proved
by the advertisement inserted in our paper this dal•

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 17.—Our supply of
this day very laree, and much New Wheat at Market in good
state, and the weather having improved, the best Wheats.o
full 5s per.quarter since Friday, but about 2s. dearer than this
day Week ; Barley and Peas 3s. lower ; Oats from Is. to :.7s.
dearer; Flour no alteration ; the Malting trade not very brisk-
Wheat, New 6os 80s Grey Peas l's 3Js
Old —s 90s Beaus 3Bs 46s
Barley - 18s 45s Oats ".is 355
Rye • 34s 36s Flour, per sack 6ss re 9
'White Pease .... 413 s

The bakers in the vicinity of the Metropoli?•
within these few days, and Ivith a rapidAy
scarcely equalled, have raised the peck lone sit'
pence, merely on account of a few days' rain.
This day his MAJESTY Will hold a Cabinet Coun-
cil at Carlton Palace, the whole of the Cabinet
Ministers being summoned to attend at half past
two o'Clock.—This day Sir BENJAAIN Br,00M"
FIELD,It is said, will leave town for the Coati-
Trent, in order to make the necessary arrange...
merits for the Knco at the different,,places where
his MAJESTY will stop at on his way. to Hanover-
-0/orning Paper•.)
It is asserted, on very respectable anthority,
that his MAJESTY will not visit his Hanoverian,
Kingdom during the present year ; and that he
may shortly be expected at the' Pavilion.-f
(Hampshire Telegraph.)

- - -
The Earl of. Y.. INI3I.7Tti, Lord and LadY
HOOD, Lady ANN HAMILTON, Count VA.sSALIt
Captain lIEssE, Dr. LUSHINGTON, Mr. WILLIOL
AUSTIN, and many other persons of distinction-
arrived at Dover on Friday, by the Ro3 Ro.!
steam-packet, from Calais.
On Saturday afternoon, his Highness, Pritire
ESTERIIAZY, forwarded an Austrian Messenger
from Chandos House, with dispatches for the
Court of .Vienna.
Friday tl►e Glasgow frigate, Captain 13:
DOYLE, fitted for the East India: station, pre.-
ceeded to Cowes, at which place General t`►e
lion. Sir EDWARD PAGET, G. C. B. Governor of'
Ceylon, and Staff, will embark on board her, fur
that island. Major-General REYNELL, who 1'
appointed second in command at Bombay, ern,-
barked from Poitsmouth.

The Tyne, which sailed fast week for Jamaica,
will touch at Bourdeaux, where she will land Lori!.
AUCKLAND, and proceed to Demerara, where slip
will land Mr. DENT, M. P.
Lord CHARLES SOMERSET and family sailed
last week from Plymouth for the Cape of Good.
Hope.
A..true bill was found, on Thursday, by ti2F
Grand Jury for the city of London, against the
Times newspaper, for a libel contained. in the
speech of Mr. WAITIIMAN, at the Common 11-aLi,
in which that worthy citizen indulged himself i;1
some most rancorous and scurrilous abuse of ?di:-
J. B. SHARP, the honorary secretary of Ore
Constitutional Association .---(illorning Paper.)
Indecent and libellous caricatures have of late
become more outrageous and disgraceful than-
ever. Surely the attention of the Police is not
suffic:ently Clirected to this most injur:ous of all
moral nuisances.

The, pillar about to be erected as an acknow-
ledge:lent of the gift of W. CIL:UVIBERLAYNE, E
M. P. for Southampton, is to be 28 feet in heighti
and illuminated with a gas burner of the anrnial
..
value of 201. It will command the entrance t°
the town, and be seen from the Isle of Wight.'
It will embrace the two-fold object of lighting
the London Road, and of being a mtrk for ves-
sels in the River, and in the IVestern and-Polls-
mouth roads.
On \Vednesday her Royal Highness
chess of KENT, attended by Captain (-I.°S.,i ,
and the Ladies of her honsehold,,arrive'l
Portsmouth from Bognor, for the purpose of Pre:
ceeding in the Commissioner's yacht to the
of Wight ; but the weather being boisterous, her,
Royal Highness declined. the visit. After belt
conducted round the garrison by Admiral
JAMES WHITMED, and General SieJAME3 Lair(9.
and their Staff ,her Royal Highness set oil-to view
s_
that interesting spot Netley Abbey. On Thatri,_
day last her Royal highness honoured Sc' a.
ampton with a visit, having previously Ailey..
view of the venerable reains of Ne.tleY ria;:e
Her Royal Highness alighted from her Cad'. aed
at All Saints' Church, which she iuspecte

departed the same afternoon. „,clock
a Sea Boar, was observed iu this
On Thursday the 6th inst. about tsvo .;
e
is the afternoon, an extraordinary Pbena- nc'n
along the adjacent coast. The tide port, and
rose upwards of four feet, and almost instantly
retired. One brig and several-boats broe:adt
ift
suddenly
in Sutton Pool, but no considerable damage took
place. It will be seen that our accounts from
Cornwall mention a Similar occurrence at Truro*
about the same time.--(Plymouth Paper, Sept. 14.)
CARROLL'S SCHEME.--NOt two Blanks to lif
Prize—every Prize Sterling Money--Tnass °
tram'. V TIIOiiSAND2 and Thirty other Capitals.