The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-21 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LON DON,
WEDNESDJY, 0141 21, 1817,

The Paris Papers of Monday last, which were
due this morning, have not come to baud,

A Net Volt I'ver of the 18th of April arrived
il,iv woriiing, containing another eormailictibli
of
.the report of the demi) of PBTioN.•

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM LIVERPOOL, MAT 19.
"CHARLESTON, APRIL 14,1817.—An A met ican
vessel arrived here, called the schooner Culjf►so,
Captain CROCKER, from Havannah in five thys,
brings intelligence of the Spanish schooner Eusc
quccao, with 135 slaves, being captured on the
30th March ()tithe Maze, by the schooner General
Oringn, lot merly the Mazza, of Baltimore, Capt.
CHAMPLIN, and sent to leeward. A Spanish
schooner had arrived the day on which the Coilipso
sailed with 260 slaves, ant' a brig with 318."

RXTRACT OP A LETTVI PROM TUR AGENTS TO
LLOYD'S hT DRAI., 9ATRO THE 2Orn INST.
ft We have again been alongside the Turkish
corvwttr in the Downs, and collected the
'kg iniormation in addition to what we have al-,
ready advised :—About two months eln'ee the
afore.said corvette sailed in company with another
corvette and a schooner from Tunis., with a spe-
cial commission from the flay of that place, anti
under 'his colours, to cruise against vessels be-
longing to liainhorgh, Bremen, and the,Han-
aeatic Towns, against whom they have declared
war, and none other. They sailed last from Tan-
glee, ahont 26 days since, and state that they
made no other captures than the two vessels
brought into the Downs, and which vessels they
intended to have taken to Tunis, * The schooner
parted company with them Off Cape Finisterre,
to cruise there, and the two corvettes continued
together and were in company until the lath inst.,
whlll they separated. They would not give the
names of the corvettes :—the one now in the
Downs they call the ,Kornbushl the other they
call the
,Capi/ania, signifying thereby that she is
the Commedtme, and Which larger titan
the one now in the Downs. NO other cruisers,
riovortliog to' their accounts, were fitting out at

liey acknowledged, lit;wei.er, ant three
Algrrines were it sea, cruisui. in fh,
When they -lett that qnarter, s.iy
tiling further abilut

As we have ;given so copious an arcouti of the
Debate in the' iloitse of Commons last eighty
arising trom the Motion of Sir FRANCIS BIJRI)
ter a Parliamentary Reform; and particularly of
die adntirable Speech of Sir Joni NICHPLL, Of
Mr. WARD, and Mr, Lamas., we need not dilate
on the subject in
,this .We
be utterly hopeless of a Rifurin in the '
eltarttetir.of the .ilarlotic:l;,hbi;eis ar:d
that he seems proud of shewciokie the world that
.he does•not stand in need. of arty farther instruc-
tions which Tutor' 14ortNE TOOkh
hate given.. gr.A.VAI) .read .a' pl,,s,ige.from
wild and visionary Work of a BsN'TI.I.A. lint
night, staring that the head'of 6ne of the thap..
tern is, "The House of Cerna'itins iticuvOle" ;
and we fear it may now be fairly said, with refe-
rence to the politiCal notion's of the ,Rtlarming
Baronet, "Sir FRANcri Ih'RperT is incurable."
But we trust to the fond of gorui•sense which be-
longs to the People lit 'general, that 0.14 will re-
Main coUteut Vt'ith the: practical benefits ot the
most excellent system which pUlitical sagacity,
guided by experience; 'and a therottgh knowledge
of tnankind, ever devised, and 'not risk these be-

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neAts in, h rash pursuit of theoretical perfection,

which human nature, will)• all its fallibility, is
utterly incapable of everattainiag.

The GRANiaIRY of the City of Dublin have
unanimoasly voted their sincere and most grate-
ful to• 114 Right Hon, itttnewr
.
for his able support of the Protestant Constitu-
tion in Church and State,, on the lace discassiou
in the House of Contmoni.