The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-11 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Monday
Tuesthy . 75 f. sfj c.
Loan Certificate' 1

DEFERRED STOCK
Mouthy. Tuesday.
of the 22d March, 1817. —.86 f. 45 c... 86 f. 85 c.
22d Sept. 1817....84 f. 45 c... 84 f. 85 c.
231 March, 1818.-82 f. 60 c... 83f. —c.

RASTABT, JULY 2.—The arrival of the Em-
peror of Austria at Baden, near Vienna, will take
place to-morrow.

" ROME, JUNE 23.—The Count de Portalis
arrived here the day before yesterday, and has
been presented to Cardinal Gonsalvi."

By the Nautilus, arrived at Portsmouth from

the River Plate, we have received several Letters
and Gazettes, dated the 28:11 of April. The
following Extract we give as we received it,
without having at present the means of ascertain-
ing the degree of credit due to the statement :

(Extract of a Letter from huenos Ayres, dated April 20.)
" It is with much pleasure I have to inform
you of the total defeat of the Spanish troops in
Chili. The decisive battle was (ought on the sth
inst. at a place celled Mairo, about, three leagues
distance 110111 St. Jag') ; it was a very desperate

fought battle. General SAN M-ARTAIN'S troops
behaved themselves in the most gallant manner ;
they have killed of the enemy about 2000 men; and
iakc•n 1500 prisoners, among whom are 150 Offi-
cers, all the Officers of the Staff ; the enemy havtk
been completeLy destroyed. General Osonto, the.
General-in-Chief of the Spanish Army, with 25
men, has escaped ; but General SAN MARTAIN'S
last dispatch says, by the followring (lay he would
have Lim prisoner also.—The City of Buenos
Ares has been illuminated three nights."

The DOWAGER QUEEN of SWEDEN, if she may
be so styled, considering that the late King, her
husband, took possession of the Throne of his
lawful Sovereign, recently paid the debt of na-
ture. It is said that her tatter years were em-
bittered by the conduct of her late husband, first
in assuming the Throne, as the elevation of an
usurped dignity afforded no gratification to her,
and next on his having appoin!ed an upstart
Foreigner, who issued from the dregs of society
in France, as the Successor to an ancient Throne,
which had been supported by Heroes whose
names will always be recorded and revered by
History ! !

The Rainha dose Anjos, from Lisbon to, the Emit
Indies, arrived at Madeira, after bring plundered
of 80,000 dollars by an e t Privateer.

GRAVESEND, JULY 10. - This evening Mrs.
CORBETT, with two daughters and son, arrived
.from New-York in the ship Venus, and were
landed at this place. Their first inquiry was as
to the result of the Westminster Election !!

The East India Company's ships Orwell anti
Perseverance, outward-bound, parted company on
the 28th of April, in lat. 43. 50. North, long 13.
West. The Orwell was in the toads of Santa
Cruz, in the Island of Tenerife, uu the Bth of
May, and was to sail again the following
morning.

We have the satisfaction to state that due
measures have been taken to protect the Metro-
polis against the outrages that otherwise might be
expected to result front the assemblage of such
vast hordes of Ituffirms as may be expected to
celebrate the triumphal humiliation of Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT, the second on the Poll, ou Monday next.
It was incumbent on Government to guard t he peace.
of the Capital, as much as possible, against au event
that may well be thought pregnant with danger.
There is reason to believe that hardly a Despe-
rado or Thief in the Metropolis will be absent on
so auspicious an occasion, and uoles vigorous
measures are really adopted the consequences may,
be dreadful. But prevention is better than cure,
according to the adage, and the previous ques-
tion ought to be, shall such an enormous mass of
people be suffered to assemble for no adequate
cause, and which may lead to such fatal
effects ? We know the operation the speeches
of Messrs. KINSAIRD, BRUCE, Gaol JONES,
STURCH, CLEARY, WISHAET, HUNT, and other
kVorthics 'of the same description, had upon the
Mob before the Hustings, and if such inf/amtna-
tory Orators should address the Multitude at dif-
ferent stages of the Procession, the rabble may be
roused into the most desperate excesses. Besides,
the great Hero of the Day, though he was afraid
to encounter HUNT on the Hustings, may endea-
vour to atone for his pusillanimous absence by the
boldness of his declamation, and that vulgar
asperity with which he always seasons his
harangues. We hardly conceive that he will
imitate the rashness of the Oratorical Banker,
who desired the mob '' to carry their rengeance to
the doors of the Treasury," for which he ought to
have excited the notice of the ATTORNEY-GENE-
RAL, as it amounted to little short of an incitement
to insurrection and rebellion, if indeed it fell short
of it at all. But if the Baronet should urge
the giddy 'rabble to the same daring excesses,
who can say whether they would not obey the
impulse ! The ceremony of chairing the successful
Candidate ought, according to ancient custom,
to take place on the day when the Election con-
cludes, and if it does not, the Candidate properly
loses liis opportunity, and should not be permit-
ted to disturb public tranquillity, by having the
ceremony performed at a subsequent period. If
precedents can be found in the chairing of.
Mr. Fox, those are not the only occasions
in which he and his political satellites have
disturbed and endangered public peace. The
necessity of slovting up the shops of industrious
Tradesmen, through the whole line of march, is
another consideration that ought to have no slight
weight on the occasion. If the chairing had taken
place on the same day a few persons, compara-
tively, might have attended, the necessity
of domestic protection would have been over
in a few minutes, and honest industry might
have resumed its calling, but as nearly a
week has been allowed for preparation, and

-I6rteti
as, ttOtittle, Cut protcssion be „,
by every eyinbol anti every species of popular -I-.
lifi.ce, in order to'entrap vulgar admiration, 11.1
matter wears a very serious aspect, teed as no sucts
deliberate schemes for collecting an itumelises
of people would be n'ffered to take placciili 811 bl
vi e
other country, tie do not see why they sh'ild
permitted in our own, and we conteivt tha
ttteY
on resorting to the LAW AUTUORITIES,
would be pronounced illegal, and it wont(' (
recent
dared that steps ought to be taken 10 P
what otherwise may be productive of local°.
'able mischief to individuals and to the metro'
polis at large. But unless, at least, the s'9„s
active and vigorous means of precaution are 081
adopted, and if the mob should receive a fres
instigation " to carry their vengeance to the (1 °rs
°
of the Treasury," we nosy expect to see them
proceed
To pluck down JUSTICE from her awful bench*
"To trip the course of LAW, and blunt the Sword „
" That guards the I'Eace and S ,rwry of the tiAll°•

We particularly recommend to our Reader
s
'
and to the Protestant world in general, an article
respecting the titular Archbishop of DuRLIN,Pr;
TROY, and the Roman Catholic faith, Part of
which is in our Parer of this day, awl (beletrtts:
mainder shall be inserted on Monday. We
,bat. those who, from excess of benevolence, °
with unrefiecting minds, are disposed to ref°4e
all further restraints from THE PAPISTS, 81111 it;
admit them to a full participation in POticas
pow:r, will see the danger that might attend °lc;
a measute. They should consider that
is now what it has always been, and ever will be:
alit
as the great boast of its followers is,th r,
UNCHANGEABLE and INFALLIBLE, 811 d, 03 lilt'
tide in question fully manifests, that it is a" es'e,
0.11 point of their doctrine, whatever expl'inari°",
they may attempt, that " uo raid, is to be k
rt
with Heretics."

-ves-

JACOBIN DINNER —A Dinner took Pl'ice,„"tt,e
terday, at the Piezza Coffee•house,
friends of Sir FRANCIS Nif• v(g)ti rie'
h.INNAIRO was in the Chair, and a !coo' 5 e%'
settled to hint by a person mmed AP;MI.
pressing appio'ta lion of the conduct of I, ut
tgAttur on the .In tings, and of his the
favour. of Political Beyorm ; jaitire "'e der
company, it is proper to observe, that te ',t;oe.'
did not state that the Reforatinttmded kvsh
ti9L
mence by the demtohfion of the Treasury ! 511
THE QUEEN,—We ara extremely
that the report of the state of her ihjes,y ". •• ho
day Ivafi Very favourable, viZ. (jilfl':4 0,19
!hid a very good night, and is much bcllll.l clof
utort,ing.'• Ott Tituryday, I.tail past folrae
the PRINCE 11E;;ENT arrived in an open c°':),,',l
and tour, with ootridet4, at Kw e i'ol,!ce, !re-t
visit to the QUEEN. His ROVal 1“.%'
mained there till a tptarter before sin ,
lett for Lomion: Yesterday his Royal 134:', ptif
again %Tent front Carlton-hoase to fieW, t

his dutiful respects to his beloved MOiber‘fer.
On Thursday the Pt incess ADELAIOS (0)..
NINGEN, and the Duchess her motho.>
~eve"..
troducedto the QUEEN at Kew, and ill 0,10
ing returned to town in company with II"
• •
'of CLARENCE. V";
Yesterday the Duke of Cepaterice an"l , ati'l
KEITH dined with the Princess Apes 1/7
the Duchess of MEININGEN, 1/.clo
On Wvdnesday evening, about seven °.(1,01
the Prince FREDERICK and the Prince of
of HESSE CAsSRL, the brothers of the Poe'i,of
CAMERIDGEs,aryiYed at the house of the Pokier)'
CAMBRIDGE, on Kew Green. '1 iw
od a t ed with lodging at one of the. KING vi;
tt'eGr'e 11?(11
s I,c .11r
55e6:
rtes' houses. The Landgrave of flgssu
is accommodated at one of (hose houses. the
His Excellency the Duke of SAN CARL°'"
Duchess, and their two• (Luers, ,c''''431))3),111.4.
by the numerous suite attached to the, 11-3'l,!,rse
of Spain, enjoyed an 'aquatic excorsion 013'1.°
tl
day to Richmond, where his Grace g'vet tee-
eegant dinner to-a select party of triends anti
officers of his official establishment. • i.ll
Viscount MELVILLE returned tow Yst
" e
ret:\kl#
from Edinburgh; and attended the n".""i
ni int!, y
Lord. BERESEPRD is arrived from I.4;t!ion-111
shy
Prince Ernest packet. He is accompeoie4
Majors IVATSON. and BaAceeNatialt;• aud
CLARK. : arri'
Letters from India, received by the 185-1 bee°
vals, state, that Major•GeoerA ne.eu ha',l ibe•
confirmed. by the GoVerninent of Aladros. 'I 004
command of the Army within
that Major GEORGE L. f f the 0( j. %l
JAMBERT, " f
the frontier ;I re.
gitnent of Native lufatorv, an Officer
promise, was appointed
wSecretarY'
re or
Nett Orleans 'Papers tothe lfith Nlil
rived. It was expected that the Americo) oe,
ral woo!ti take possession of PensB,c()l4;tl
manner in which it should be sorreuder oroeo
looked for with much anxiety. it ,vas 5"11 Dot
.that the Spanish Commandant
he had no adequate force to s„staiu a sit'gc,ptßi°
Among the scientific associates °t iota !0
resie.;
TUCKE,Y, in the hate unfortunate exPe"l ond
ip
explore the River Zrire, in South Africa, coo re'
which he fell a victim, was Mr. CR ls:C, 11:005,Lefr
tor of Objects of Natural History, `‘`;'l:;•sh
commended by Dr. LEACH, of 'he yr.bieer)
setup, to fill this department, h3ci" t 110/10
gaged in making sect( collections for t" 4, 4
row,. 00
tory on the coasts of Devon rand ortott
was a native of Kiegsbridge, in this 01,,e,
was brought up to the humble occoetheabo,ct,
shoemaker : hit a passionate tirdour for orl.c,
named science oveica.me the ditlicoltio °lt
fortune had,ohstructed his advauces.--iievoo otf
quent remark, that the Comity of their
produced more men „who have fought • oF.,
• I, roe r
to eminence flour discouragiue beg'pyill(i
any other in the kingdoni.—(E-reir

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