The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-26 00:00:00

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IVEY:46I3I'Ii, JULY 25.—Arrived of here the
PriucessClia, Bfti.STON, from 'China, where she
left the lOtirMarch, and St. Helena the Bdi June,
in company with the Astell, froth 11c ngai. The
Purser of tie l'rineeSS Atn eii a ha's landed here
with diipatches : she left et Chinn the lion. Corn-.
pany's ship Wexford turd 'ciiiintry ship Aaretra,
with !lie Captain anti Oflicr,•rs Of the late ship
Elphinstonc, and the coni:oy ship harossa, the
Captain of which died at Malacca. Left at Sr.
ll.olena the extra ships Providence, Sovereign, and
Rad:worth, ham China, and the Mangles, trolly
Bengal. .

PonTsmouTH„TULY 25.—The rlstell, CRESA
'YELL, from Bengal, passed by with the Princess
Amelia, from China ;—spoke the Matibla, Ham
MILTON, for Bengal, on the Line, all well. The
Astell and the Princess Amelia were chased by a
cruiser off the Western Islands.. The Elphinston
was burnt in Macao Roads.

DEAL, JULY and sailed for the
River, the Marianne, PercasoN, in 87 days, from
the Cape of Good Hope.
LYMINGTON, JULY 25.—Arrived the Boston
Packet, Benevolent, and Good Statesman trans-
ports, from Dover.

PLYlNtourt=f, JULY N.—Arrived the Drake cut-
ter front a cruise, and Success, from London
for America. Sailed the Dolphin for St. Tho-
mas's, and William, DicKsoN, for Oporto.
DOYE3, JULY 25.—Arrived the Diana and Fox
transports (rout Calais, with troops.
FALmount, JULY 23.—Arrived the Olive.
Branch, GARD, and a Fiend) brig, from Croisie
the latter c.vith salt. Sailed the Paragon for
Boston ; Perseverance, for Barbadoes ; and 13
netts, for Rio Janeiro ; and the rest •of the out-
ward-bound. Also sailed the Osborne packet,
n•ith a mail for the Leeward Islands, and the
Hind cutter on a cruise.

JULy- 25.—A1-rived the Leicester
packet with a mail from Holi3oll.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, JULY 17.—LVOns is still agitated. Tie

last accounts from that city announce that impor-
tant arrests have taken place there, and that the
true thread of the Conspiracy, which has since
the last restoration disturbed that city, is be-
lieved to be discovered.

MADRID, JULY B.—Whatever foreign Journals
May say, and particularly the French, the plan ot
Finance daily experiences new obstacles. Not-
tvithstaniling the energy with which the Minister
of Fincinces, M. Garay, endeavours to execute it, he
,bas already been compelled to yield several points.

VIENNA. JULY 10.—Trade has lately begin) to
revive a little. This improvement is attributed to
the news from America, and particularly front the
Brazil, which have raised the price of merchan-
dise at Trieste and.Hatuburgli. The letters trom
Trieste say, that business is becoming very
active there. The accounts front Hungary are,
however,- still very unsatisfactory. Notwith-
standing the general fertility of that country,
famine prevails in many districts, and particu-
larly in Transylvania. The Government or-
dered supplies to the places which suffer most,
but the relief arrived too late. Epidemic dior-
ders had already made considerable progress, the
harvest was remote, and the Carpathian mountains.
too inaccessible to permit the transpiring of
grail►, at any price, from Poland or Russia. Hun-
gary is stilt overrun with hands of beggars ; seve-
ral have been seen to fall down dead before the
doors of those who refused them alms.
f,ir the new Magistrates of Neo-
grad, which tuck place some weeks ago, were very
tumultuous. More than 2,500 Nobles were as-
sembled on this occasion. A spectacle woe exhi-
bited which re•entbled tae stormy Diets of Poland.
Sabres %veie drawn, and a thousand violences

committed before the elections were compleated

In fact they ‘vere•not eatried by the nnijority of
voters, but hy party violence. One of the losing
aildidmes was >o mAreated that lie fell ill, and
was obliged to give up the competition.