The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-19 00:00:00

NEW SETTLERS IN CANADA.

, The Quebec Gazette of the 180) August states,
that no less than 1337 seders arrived in this
city on Sunday, the 2,1 inst. most of them are
from Ireland. The whole number of settlers ar-

lived at Quebec daring tire prelen't st ascii/

stated at G 027.

(From The Philaelelphia Gazette of August ta.)
AKGA /ETT ‘Jut7 Venezucli6"
squadron .contintes hire, and•qhe Atbniralty E r 6
will be also established in o% )if thNilts,sl\th:\
Wand. The t aiiV‘seasoril has lasspentlee
tare operations on the Main ; and the mill'
tart' bead-quarters are established at Augusta"'
where General BOuvaa and suite now re'
main. They have lately received some supplief
from Europe for the next movement of their
At my. Tfre Spaniards have succeeded greatly in thls
part of the world. Tbost persons who have cool°
from the tinited States are too generally lair);
vident, and unacquainted with the actual state
things; the idea of pay and plunder prevail.°
mtfoh, and many 'have been destitute of due fore'
sight, and sunk Duch r the disappoiutment into
which their own sanguine tempers have led the
The armies of this country arc small ; and if Y°lt
~
reflect that they carry no magazines of any One,
and that a march of two or three hundred wiles',
through an uncultivated wilderness, is commence'
with no more than 8 or 10 pounds weight per 11)81,
of any kiwi of provisions) and that there °l':
neither roads nor plantations on the route, anti
the men are obliged to walk bare-footed throlige
this wilderness, you will easily account for th

disappointment.
Some of your young Men cotne to this coollt4
with dreams of fine uniforms and grand p3ratie9
grand mancouvres, and full of checriUg rer 1.15;
but, because they do not find these things, tht;
curse the country—they curse the cause---41Cl
re
perceiving that no allurements nor promises 'cc 6
held out to them. Whosoever comes to join
Vencznelians must calculate upon hardsi/ips•
It it not only the Military Officers, but tb°se
who enter into the Naval service, are in the 531'
situation ; they enter to go in search of Ville"
spend all their motley, and go to ruin.
FuNna.—Consols left off vesterallo.
7.45, at which price they began this Murg.i
and have continued, but the Market looks esceg'
ingly heavy.
It is perfectly ludicrous in some of the "ff.,;cl
Journals, Ministerial as well as others, t`'si'.Ell4
to know what are to be the subjects of
ration in the ensuing Congress of the So"relifg.ti
at Aix-la-Chapelle. If the world were 11114
enough to believe those Journals, it wool'ltlir
little reason to admire the wi,dom and rs..tetto
te
of those Sovereigns, or rather of their • h
if they could suffer the topics .to transpire
are to engage their discussion. But, indee'rlioril
several Editors express themselves with 89
tceett
confidence, particularly on the disputes be
stied
Spain and her Colonies, as if they were ( cool
and employed by the Sovereigns in geneeid
sound the opinions of mankind before the Ale 1101
takes place, in order that they might 10°501
hest to adapt their proceedings to the wisile
expectations of the world at large!!!
We have had tro direct information froo
chester this morning, but as the retractorY `nor,g
men begin to feel the effects of their 11015c050('.
in the privations which their families b 44
fered, as they know too that the Magistrae' 104,
the alert, and determined to enforce fire iqf
,Helot '
against all riotous proceedings, they are e
d'
wig') slowly, returning to their duty•
lot ti)
counts front Blackburn this day state, t.r.o.fi
differences between the Weavers and rlEel • 00.
vages?
ters, respecting a demand of increased 30,
remain unsettled, and that these Taro' tool"
ibe
they arc called, had continued to parot
evip
but had not, up to Thursday last, si't riotaft.''
symptoms portending
mischief of a viol°
Ogir
to.
01rit
ec
Letters were received in town s
t
ce
which state that a Riot had taken 1;t doll
BURNLEY, -a manufacturing place, disis .11)•;
_
eighteen miles from Manchester,
the Rioters had committed acts °f
of the most destructive tendency.
frO,'
valry [had received orders to proceo
.0e
Barracks in Manchester with all P°9sl:setli'D
; ;ef tin" • tel 3
patch, to prevent further lie itio
the Insurgents. It is said tb3c, tcorrecd.edo
had pulled down the House O_..cret)
We have also heard with sincere "be sp::4
threatened to revolt on Monday In'
00611°
nets in Ahlisinit'cabpeesit.eirv. awshpouthatrol rl'ertet:rs;rettll:lll°:;:rilcf 7il;
demand or increased wageswere not
y rihAe
this evening.
KEW, SEPT. 19 —Yesterday Sir afroo,' 00,
FORD and Sir FRANCIS MILMAN afriv! Aelods
soy, who, with Dr. BRANPE, realt'.eved
"
n
night. The PHINce "REGENT si;
o'cicck to-day, to visit her MasFslof "SrlioNC,
'Yesterday morning., the DO' rile 0 10.0
Lord LIVERPOOL had' audiences of rairgito
The if.FS
REGENT et Carlton lionse. t
GENT left Carlton Houseful. 1;4- ti
o'clock.

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