The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-11 00:00:00

discussed.

INstntlCK, SEPT: :2.—According to the ac-
counts from Italy,. the King of the Two Sic'lies
has issued a Decree, forbidding his subjects fi•om
addtesslng the Holy See for dispensations, briefs,
or rescripts, withotit having previously obtained
his Majesty's per Mission. The Papal Bulls also
are for the future to be of no effect, unless they
have the 1t0!,,a1 e‘xequatur.

" SEPT.► 2:3.-According to the latest
intelligence, front the Princess Royal of Brazil;
her Ituperial Highness, as well as those who ac-
company her, support the voyage very well; and
their passage is pleasant.
BASTADT, OCT. 2.—Several of the Ministers
of the Germanic Diet have returned to Frankforti
and others are expected in a few days. It is be-
lieved they will shortly have confidential confer.
ences for the discussion of the important objects
which are to be deliberated upon in the Diet.
" The spirit of opposition which prevails in.the
old provinces of the Kingdom Of Wurtemberg, has
again manifested itself in some representations
against the rivancial Edict of the King:
" There is no longer any talk of the Convoca-
tion of a new Wurtemberg Diet.

" MADRID, SEPT. 23.—The forming a corps.
d'Arm6e in Estramadura has given rise to reports
of a rupture with Portugal, but the, removal of
the. troops from Andalusia is believed merely to
have arisen from the necessity of relieving the
latter Province from the charge of their sub-
sistence.

" It is known !►ere, that in the month of April
last all the ports o►► the coast of Chili, and in the
Viceroyalty of Lima, were declared by the loyal
Government in a state of rigorous blockade, with
the exception of Sainte Marie, Callao, and Colon.
There is reason to believe, therefore, that tl►e In-
-6111 gents were masters of the interior, and that the
object was to prevent their receiving succours
by sea."

A letter from St. Mary's, in an American Paper,
dated August 23, says, with respect to 114GRE-
00a and his party---" Time has not been any
permanent additions to the original adventurers,
though many have fallen off, and the whole num-
ber now does not exceed 80, three-fifths of whom
are said to hold commissions, but serve in the
ranks for want of men."

' The following fact, mentioned in our extracts
yesterday from the l'aris Papers, is confirmed by
its being posted this morning at LLOYD'S
" The Jean Charles, of Nantes, from the Ha,
vannah, has been taken by an Insurgent priva=
Leer, off' Bermuda, and carried into Amelia
Island."

THE FUNDS.—This morning Consols opened at
82i, and at 12 o'clock were done at 8241, with
many buyer's 6t that price. A further rise is ex-
pected before Settling D ty. The Exchequer Bills,
at 2d per day interest, were this morning received
at the Batik, and bear a premium of 16 to 17.
The Bank will ray the Dividends in Sovereigns
and Half Sovereigns, and no more Guineas or
Half Guineas will be issued.

aer MAiEsTy the QUEEN has been recommend-
ed the Ilse of the Bath Waters, and ure are in-
formed from undOubted authority, that Monday,
the 3d of At? Member, is fixed on for her journey to
this city ; whither she will he professionally at-
tended by Sit' HENRY HALroari, M. D. under
whose advice this Royal Visit has been suggested.
Those two magnificent houses, at the extreme
points of New Sydney-place, have been engaged
for the accommodation of this venerable, ami-
able, and illustrious Personage, and her suite.—
Theabore information', which was receired in the
early part of this week, has diffused the greatest
pleasure and spirit through the vhole city, as
it insures us an early and a full season. Bath has
not been honoured by the presence of the QUEEN
since the reign of Queen ANNE. it.adds to our
satisfaction to learn that her MEJESTY has not to
complain of any acute disorder, but resorts to our
genial springs for their tonic virtues. The ac-
complished Princess ELlziaswrri attends her au-
gust rarent..--( Huth Herald, Oct. 10.)