The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

ItteeessN taken theoity of tilt,VaMet
of Aragna, the l'as* Cabreea, the town nt
liartmaY, &e and been joined by 5400 parti.zaus :
tfi,it Once ves,els dispatched by the Governor of
Caraccat; with 26,000 dollars, had been taken
by BRIO J's Stplatiroll : that in Mexico the Rebels,
under RAMAN SI.,MAN, had frequently defeatedthe
linyalists r ARmtso : and that in Vera Proz
the 'Republicans, commanded by VICTORIA, were
also paramount.

By Idoking at the Map, we do *:ot perceive that
BotaVaa's progress, even if correctly stated,
at all material; but without being able to decide
*wifely upon a subject so contradictorily stated,
it does appear to us, from comparing all concur-
rent and previous aciiitints;that no reliance is to
be placed on these Insurgent eicaggirations.

We copy from a 'Gentian Paper a very temperate
and sensible Essay on the jellonsy of British Coin.
merce on the Continent. It is written entirely in
thv spirit eve have endenvoured to inculcate. On all
aides.

A well informed Morning Paper cloubte our
statement respecting the improvement of the re-

venue Lot Quarter. We assure it we "spoke on

good authority when we said, that the Revenue
of Customs had titlglllente;l. The lame Paper
says, that tiu is a deficiency on the total re-
ceipt of the Quarter, when compared with t4e
corn, sponding Quarter last year, of . ah9tit
Lila:Ey thousand pounds. We know 'not on
what ground this is asserted, but, even cot.-
rtrt, how fines it refute the factious eicaggera-.
lions of a defalcation of ten millions within the
'ear? Entirely do we agree with the journal in
" It is .possible that a shOrt time may
corer that deffCiency (viz. 00,0000 ; and; at
the worst, it affords no great 'reason for des-
pondency."

Some of the Newspapers are. endeavouring to
write up a subscription for the three unfortunate
Irishmen who had so nearly fallen victims a
nspiraey, and in whose behalf the justice of
the country and mercy of tht Thrdne have been
arraigned. Now, 'feeling as we do sincere corn.
itineration for the sufferings of these. men, their
Inng imprisonment, and their horror while lying
tinder the dreadful Sentence of Death—feeling that
these considerations entitle. them to pity and re-
lief, we cannot firing ourselves to think that they
are fit oltjeers .for a public subscription. It is
trtie.they were tempted by 'villains to guilt---true,
that they Were in Onto of eninloydent, and conse-
eptently neceisitotti-;—bait still it is *ally true that
they 'yielded Moil readily to the temPtation, and
committed an act dE the atrocity of *hid), and
its punishment, if discovered, they amid not be
ignorant.. rart of their afflictie'n vas therefore'
slue to their crime; and while our blood boils with.
indignation at the monstrous depiavitY of .thosie
who misled ' theta; we cannot foiget that tliey
shoved little inclination to resist the invitation to
break the laws of their 'country and commit a
capital Ninny. By the ivays there is an Trish
Charitable Society--theta are proper person's for,
its interference, though not for a prodigal sitbr
acriptibri arising more from horror against their
betrayers, titan the better Motive, a sense of
their own innocency and desert.

it is expected that his Royal Highness, the.
Rsoetn %slit leave town this day on a
Yesterday the Parr:cis RaGetrr gave andierrees
to the Dukes of CIYMBEELAND and Chsisatnot;
The [Mu: of YORK left town yesterday, be-
twee') eleven anti twelve, to he present at the fête'
given to the QUEEN by Lord and Lady lita,m.slt,
The Duke Of WELLINGTON VIES at Verdun, on
the 21st, and set nut for Sedan to review a.Prus-
corps.
Her Grace the Duchisi of WELLINGTOH take's
her departure front England for Cambray, on
I 111 next,
CASTLEREAGH intends_ leaving town
in the course of the ensuing week for Ireland.
Sir DArtp MILNE will :portly proceed to "ail"
foe, to assume the command on that station,
the room of Admiral GEIFPITITS.
Late last night, Mr. EVANS, the Messenger,
VAS sent off with dispatches hods Lord CASTLE*
Office to Mr, VAUGHAN, the Acting Mi',,-
)ii‘ter at Madrid. At the slime time another'
Messenger lett town with .dispatches . for LOrd,
• 4TEWART at Vienna..
A Vienna Paper says, that the marriage of her
Imperial Highness the Archduchess LeopoLlarNa
)vith the tEOWN PHINGS, Infant of Portugal and
.I.iruzil, will not be solemnized-till April next, as
the Prince canuut return to Europe before that
It is affirmed; that the present Queen of
thinks of accompanying her son to Lis.
but), and to fix her abode there.
Letteri of the L2d nit. have readied town from
Janeiro.. They communicate nothing new;
Pt. the tcxpenition to Monte Video, but,report that,
there are ships of war blockading-the River Plate,
Ithfeh arc kuppased to have been sent from Old
bpain.
from Callus, of the 6t3
instant,
state,,::slit
•
case of the British ship trom Buenos Ayres.,;
4tely enotted, said now lying in Cadiz, hag tieet)-
referred to the'King Council. -the `ship's
ViPers Ifave been sent to Madrid.