The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-26 00:00:00

NEW YO►RI PAPERS.

PHTLADELPHIA, MAY 28.—A numerous party of
citizens of Philadelphia, natives of France, dei-
tons of testifying their high respect far Marshal
Coont Grouchy, General Clause!, and General Le-
If!vre Desnouettes, gave a public entertainment to
those illustrious chiefs on the 25th instant, ut the
Masonic-hall ; there were upwards of RO persons
present. Count Regnant! de St. Jean d'Angely and
his son, and several of our most .4istiuguished
fellow-citizens, were invited.

(From the kettimoie Paper of May 304

TRADE OF MARTINIQUHE...-4£ODl Captain Fot-
soin, who has arrived here in 23 days from Mar-
tinique, we learn that allecree is issued (without
any regard to the time of entry) prohibiting the
exportation of ally articles of the produce or that
island, except nun and molasses-, ill AllleViCtll)
vessels atter the.lsth instant
THE NE'w 'nail:v.—An Amendment of some
importance was made in the Senate to the new Tariff
Bill, of which nu public notice was talcen at the
time, and which was not noticed' in tt copy of the
amended Bill sent us for publication. All the arti•
cies which formed a sixth class,subject to duties of
thirty five per Cent. ad valorem, were admitted to
the firth class, and taxed at thirty per, cent.—
There are now no articles subject to :ad valorem
duties of a higher rate than thirty per cent.

• MAILS-
Attitzvcrs---1 Lisbon. 1 Hamburg)), 1 Waterford.

TRICE OF teTOCKS
Ttil‘l I)AY AP I'iVELVE o'CLOCK.

Dank Stuck, slsnt f.lndix
3 per Cent. kteti 630 India flundg, is., 4g. pr.
3 per Cent. Cons...
4 per Cents Oit,“i'uni fur
5 per Cent. N. An n.....,5h ut Cuus. fur Account,. ... 64 65
Bank L. Avsit..l to-16ths In

filmy wATEIt A'r LONDON Illtint;F: TC).Monaow.
Mornifig, 45 iui►iute3 alter 3. I Evening, 10 iniinalvs after 4.

Ti 1 E SUN.

1101,E.N1 1)11:Zhn, VALSUAI AUDEAT

LONDON,
717EDNESDAY,' JUNE 26, 1 St 6.

There is a
.report in a Morning Paper of popolar
risings having recently occurred in Wiltshire.—
We have thought it our duty to tuake inquiry in
the proper channel, and we find that though Go-
. t , ,
vernment has received tetters from that county
this day, they contain no account Of any such
proceedings. Anx'ety among the people is some-
times exaggerated into reports .of disturbances,
rumours ,are spread' RIO alarm excited., without
due cause, which, we have reason to believe, is
the cise upon the present occasion.

We have inane soote selections from Ilamburgh
Papers received this morning, and further extracts
front the Paris Journals, of which we glare the
substance yesterday. They are unimportant.

There is a notice of the Anniversary of Waterloo
in the Gazette de France, which, with some com-
ments upon it, we propose laying before our
Readers to•morrow.

Jamaica GazeWs to the stl) ult.. reached our
office this forenoon. The following paragraph.is
interesting, as it relates to the Getitleman respect-
ing whom a Petition was presented to the House
of Commons from Dumfries, and whose case un-
derwent some discitssion on that occasion
" KIN(ISTUNr MAY 4.—We are happy to announce the safe
arrival of WELLWOODFIYAGOP), Esq. of the house of-11.
Hsa-
Lor, arid Co. Mcichants, of this city, at Old-Harbour, on
Thursday, in a small sloop'from San Andreas, after having
been tried at Carthagena and honourably aequitted."

The only other extracti worth making relate to
Smith America.

,t We leant by. the Isnliella that information had rracLed
Santa-Martha, prrviously to her sailing, that Sawa Fe de
Dagota, the capital of :4 w Grataacht,kad so:Tenth:red aud4r

4..l,;tatatisi) to ti.e fur:: es viutee Geri. Nit/tau" end the Col
grew of that place had previously ded to Antikuia,
Tt
also mentioned) that 8000 troopi bad recently arrived fra
Old Spain.
" CURACOA, Avrtri. S.—We hare been favoured with td
sight of a very singular Proclamation, dated Caraccas, 111
of March, 1616, stating that the Captaiu•Geacral, havit
been informed of the criminal correspondence carried on b
tween the Emigrants, which took refuge in the
yest India, Islands, and the inhabitants of the Spanish Pr'
sinew, ' who will not acknowledge
.the beneficence
Nil
which they liave been treated by the Government,' abs!
Intely prutiihies AU correspondence, although purely familia
with these provinces, and interdicts:my assistance whateo
being given to the Emigrants, either in money or product
under no less a penalty than death to the unfortunate la'llst
of either sex who shall be found committing a breach of lb
Orditimice.
Ca: arras. Gazettes to the 20th of March, bare reatbi
us, hot they contain nothing worthy extvactinm, AMO
woman has been executed at La Guayra, fur uttering seditios

expres.ions."

th
Alre have Letters and Papars from Malt 3 (0
mirk% of lust month.
The Spartan frigate had arrived from the lonia'
Islands, and was appointed to sail with the bluff
of the 13th of May.
Sir THUDIAS MAITLAND was at Corfu, viler°
f teas reported
s o r England, tllaprobably
h ewould
byin ;di': 14°
c
The accounts of the decrease, at the plague $
Corfu and Noja continued to be very tavourable

tt
Last night Sir J. Cu x HIPPISLICY presented
the House of Commons the Report of the C°'"'
Enlace 'appointed to inquire ioto the Law' 611(
Ordinances of Foreign States, regulating the
terconrse between their Roman Cacholick subicc°l
and the See of Rome. This Document, it Co" 4
appear from the testimony borne to ds
rite by several Members, is of an ituporont
natvrre. it demonstrates, as we uudersnall
that Al the artifices of the disloyal jo irga
land, to keep olive the spirit of rebellioef
der the plea of suffering for conscience 5314'
are. not only unsupported by the facts a
Roman Catlinlick Church History, but their assgv
tions respecting maws of faith and disciPli°
iticuusistent with.the
prdctice of every olio
in Europe. Indeed to those who- will
themselves •the trouble to look at thin 5$ `lll-,
not at professions, at men, actioui and au'
at their pretences, it must appear that the (Mi
tholick Question has been nothing, inure tr.
a Stalking Horse to the Traitors who t4gitate.jr
land. Rut we arc told f"Take assay that 613/i‘ul.':
florae; remove every ground •for complaint io
no doubt good counsel, were we not by
act taking away one of the greatest. bulwarks
our Protestant Constitution, and removing
one of the least grounds of cone Taint in 5° °ili.;
The cry of the Roman Catholick Advocates
• of
still, admit your brethren to a participatt"
be (if g
your rights, but the answer must ever
rellderM,.
0
would preserve that condition which has
us so prosperous and powerful), let our bretill,
h
then afford equal secutity to the Governmeot,°t
accordi equal privileges. Let them swear the tul'of
allegiance to the crown, the same abliorrence e
foreign interference, the Saute fidelity tn
system established by law; and when they are (,:„11
tirely with us, we will withhold nothing lr
them.

Conti-EXCOANGS, JUNS 26.—We had but 17
fresh arrivals this morning, and but very 10 tic b:
ness doing ; the sale of Wheat and Oats iloPy
Monday's prices ; in Pease and lieaw, and °ltic
kinds of wain, there is no alteration.

ROCHESTER ELECTION.—TIIC poll at 1101101 i%
has nut clusel. At four o'clock pterd`l
numbers were as follows ;--

Mr. Barnett
• 31t7
,i 7 t;
Sir T. U. Thompson 7 ...... •

Majority for Mr. 8arnett........

BLACKIIEATII PEDESTRIAN,—.t224I pay.`ll,4
EATON this morning, alter having goo- tileith
Wit Oft of last night hi his uslial good sPi
made good at nine o'clock 517 miles.

Tire Duro,. YoßK,_we are extremely' 131;
,1
rt, say, that the report of the state of .-'e„i evo
yesterday to the numerous jog—rots
%%',.aB his RoV:11 Highness was Ilitich battc't La
s tiling of his face nearly reduced, and "aloy,/
hadi passed tt, very composed night. 14isf.,:gif'
ghness received a visit from the Mks
In the evening the Princess Cnant.oosot,
Price i LEOPOLD dined with the Duke and Ptlc.,oo
Her MaJ Berl', with the Peiner-53es'141.1htote
and MARY arrived at the Queen'i,Palace, °a„',o)oi
(hi; Yry.Nee.livtAlfnrel BWSTeilliedc7rpa. rtYy.e-strallY -
„n rrift:
the Princess CfIARLOTTif fro.-
L_ zoroLD received a Congratulatarvatkddros tot
town.--'fießal:llslei ClanPlese;fleAdy obi!, ttohgelstilrOlernvlvbiel 17, diticit 1101$11::
ter Warden and Clerk of life' Fislimangers
patty, afterwards waited on his Serene iligicnid
and presented hint with therfreedom of that sf, fly
Congratulatory Addresses to- the' Pilit"'P,„ 01141
GENT, the QUEEN, the Princess CHAnt,o'rr'd
Prince of COBURG, were unanimously
(-:
thenC
m
Mayor, Recorder, Jurats, Comon °" ,10#1
men, sod Inhabitants of the N" lag's t, twit
ool'
Parish of Niaitistone, on Friday last. 'l'‘).c.7,,
#911)
carried by acclamation At a very full atecti
bai!...:4 with nine hearty cheers.

tilii# Nr.‘;‘.3;

teit„ Sum', 25.Catne doVirrs Irani the hirer,
end sailed with ttic outward-bound, the Margaret,
for Madeira ; Lord Cawdor, for Tetterifie ;
Glea'ner, for Malta; SalatnanCa; for Attica ; the
11Iary, for-Smyrna. Arrived; and sailed for the
River, the rleettvtiodv from Dominica; Marquis
of Wellington, froni Calcutta ; front
iquenos Ares; and the Thames, from jamaicc

'lie whole of the ootwavd-bound have sailedior
the River.—Wind N.W.

POUTSMpUTH, JUNE 23.—Arrived tiarvest;
DAVIDSON, front the Havanna!) ;left the 10th
hlarch. Also arrived! his Majesty's ship Mutine
fraj Cork Onyx f7otn Jamaica ; and his
jesty's ship Tytian from a cruise.-=-Wind West. .
JUNE 24.—Sailed I,is Majesty's
, ship Woodlark to the i?..astward.--.-Wind W. N.W.

FALMOUTH, JUVE 23.—=Arrived the Lady Ara-
bella packet with, a mail from Lisbon; in 14 days.
Wind N.

A. new metinid has been lately adopie4 in hll
the King's dock-yards, with regard to the means
otpreserving such ships as may in future be built
'or repaired. It consists in the whole of the ships
,ou the stocks, or in dock, being completely
der cover by means of a large.and capacious shed
being erected over them, to keep ofl the effects
tif the sun and weather : windows and skylights
are placed on each side and the top, by which at
all times a free circulation of air can take place,
and the men employed: are kept dry.
A further reduction of Clerks in the Navy-
Office has taken place within these few days ; some
of the individuals thus discharged have been five
and six years in their respective situations.

Last night the Princess CHARLOTTE and her
Consort honoured the • King's Theatre with their
presence, when half a serious and half a comic
Opera was, performed, by which the strength of
tide whole vocal company was displayed.
, Yesterday Lord SIDMOUTH had a long audience
of tie PRINCE REGENT.
Yesterday advices reached town from Rio Ja-
neiro, dated the 22d of April. They confirm the
information, that in consequence of a dispute be-
tween Captain FABIAN, of the Orpheus frigate,
and the Buenos-Ayres Government, the former
had determined on leaving the river Plate - with
bis ship,, anti to submit the matter in dispute to
Government. The cause of the quarrel is not
Aiertiionedi. but it is supposed to relate to trade.
There are already LOO persons at Carlsbad to
drink the waters. Prince BLUCHER arrived. on,
`the Bth, after 'being detained some days on the
rut by indisposition ; he is attended by his own
physician, uud looks cheerful, Will in good health..
The Correspondent de, Nuremberg annotences,
that M. Foucria continues to pass a very retired
life at Dresden ; and the metnOirs of his political
life, written by himself, will appear there, in two
volumes, and he published. at the approaching fair
of St. Mickel. -
Marshal MAilmorrr, Duke of RAGUSA, is men-
tioned as am of the candidates presented by the,
Academy of Sciences for one of the vacant places,
of .thee Associatel.
Genital EXCELIKANS had his passport for HtNI•
burgh examined at Antwerp, and then set off for
his place of destination.
M. REAL, Prefect of Police at Paris under
lIVONAPARTE. embarked on the Sth of June, at
/Antwerp, for the 'hilted States.
A letter from Paris, dated the 22d inst. states,
that the last private accounts from Marseilles
mention a massacre of all the Francs at CODStaii•
tinople.
tVe lament to say that last night the lite of Mr.
SHERIDAN was (IC4)141101- of. He has . for some
time laboured under a moat excruciating malady;
and the plirieians hav'e expressed the most serious
apprehensions of the result.
his reported that the Hon. Serjeant Montle
bits been appointed to. the Judicial Seat in the
Court of Common Pleas. Itelaittl, which has be-
come vacant by theresiguation of the Hon. Mr.
Justice Fox.

• 'file Privy Council at Gimelaloupe have ad-
dressed Sir J. LEITH eat much length, voted him
the lionise and lands at Matoithit tot his residence,
and added to his income 120,000 livres, and put
at his.dispo4al 20001. sterling, to be laid out in,
any article he thinks proper—Sir James, in a
handsome answer, elected a• Sword to be pur
se -
chad with liberal donation.

Gold btak not varied in price tor several weeks.
Silver has faller, a little, dollars being at 4s. I
standard silver at ss. Op. per ounce.
By letters received from Veteromrgh, by, a ,re-
apectable house in Hull, we are ititortned, that the
shlps from Great Britain are still layiwg without
being able to procure cargoes, although freights
bad been otfered as low as 11. 165.. for hemp ;
41. 7s. for tallow; and 3L las. for &els. An nu-
' usual large arrival of American ships had started
hemp on the spot again to 94 roubles, and
large contracts of flax had been making at 145
roubles, but few sellers : and the Exchange had
advanced to Md.
The improved !semaphore has been erected on
the top of the Admiralty.. It consists of ahollow
.thast of 30,feet, in which two arms arc suspended
When not making signals. There is also one
erected in West-ssuare, Lambeth, and in a few
days the experiment 91 communicating to Sheer-
ness will be made.
i,.(Th the Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo,
InP 92d or Hightand Regiment, statiOned in Hull
bad a field day : after which the officers
Alined together in honour of that great event. The
Anniversary of the Battle was also celebrated at
-.§underlend barracks by the gallant 33d Regiment,
'who bore a diitinguished part 'in the glorious
The hay season has commenced generally
,t1)10111111ollt the kiugdont. The late showers have
greatly improved the growing corn ; and the pros
Wise of plentitulb, • r
ps seldom been

ii- o ii i' 1 k.

I MPII.O Irr ,
die die Crop pre: voed to .11r. MIA.

• • •
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This Motto for the Ctip xo rare
The Bard o`f we'll -might apace,
Approve4te we thiolt ;
If pbic'd exactly on the brim,
Erin KEAN hiMself wou'd littethetyhitti;
"c;orid'' lientk( "ilt; drtiuk "II

June 25, 181 G.

TARTAR!

EPIpItA.Nt,
Written an a Trinitottf at Scholar.
You may seed, if aught should ail ye,
wILLii, IletwitoEisr, or liAti.Lii;•
All exceedingly shilt ul m'en ;
WILLts; Mums,
But doubtful.-which Wore sure to kill is,
DAILLIE,HESERDEN, Or WILLIS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,