The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-13 00:00:00

[Morning Post.]

By the Leeward Island Mail we have received
adviees from. St. Thomas's to the 9th April. The
Insurgent forces on the Main, under Bolivar,
amounted to 15,000 men ; but in consequence of
the want of arms, not more than five or six thou-
sand could be enninped. The want of arms was
most severely fett by Bolivar, and indeed by the
whole army. The agents at Trinidad . had ;not
been able to procure the necessary supplies at
that place, although they did not want for mo-
ney, another considerable sum having been sent
to Angostura from Santa F 6.. Bolivar very shdrtly;
expected large supplies of arms and ammnuitiori
from the United States. Although the Govern•
ment at Angostura were in possession- of.suffi•
eient money, it did not appear that any of the
British claimants had_ been paid, who had assisted
them with men, arms, and ammunition.

[Neu; Times.]

Advice, have been received from the Isle of
France; of the 12th of February. Their contents
are satisfactory, inasmuch as they state that the
fever, which had committed such dreadful ravatiles
in that Colony, had entirely disappeared not only
On the coast, but also in the interior. The ac-
count; vary •as to the number of persons who have
been carried- off by the malady, but it seems cer.!.
tain that bet wren 5 and 6000 persons have suff red,
a considerable portion of whom consisted of Ettro%.
peans.. The fever had heeti introducedinto the colony
by a merchantman, from the Island of Ceylon,
and was of so virulent a ch,tracter that the in
vitlual died two days after being attacked by it.
But while the intelligence from one situation in
the East is favourable, yet it• is of a distiesting
character from another ; for we find by the letters
received front the Island Ot•Bourbon, that a fever
prevaid there, which is -described to be of quite
as malignant a character as that which raged in
the Islr of Franc4r : is i% understood., that outwit h.
stsnoing the exertions of the Authoi'ities, %eventl
hundred persons bad fallen victims is4tbe 'jiSe3Ses

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THEATII ;CAI. REGISTER.
Performed Last Nicht.
Titrwre RovAr„ DalTuv-LANE.—King Lear: King Lear,
Mr. Kean Edcar. Mr. Rae :-Goneril. Mrs. Glover; Regan,
Mr.. Ezertem ; ,Mrs. W. West. After which,.
chattspe,ire versus Harlequin.
TttEArg I: ROYAL, COVENT-GNAT/Mg.—The 'Comedy of Errors:
Dromio of Ephecoe, 'Mr. W. Farren : Adriana, Miss" St-
e After which, The Manager in Distress;_ to which
was added, Midas. •

ERRATtn.—Tn the Letter sikned A Bitrrnm, in our Paper of
. Yesterilav, Line e 7, fur "relative infeteuce," read "
inference."

PRICE OF STOCKS
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THE SUN.

SOLV'I (efts I.lcr.Ri FALsom exim.ts ?

LONDON,
S.,47'URDAY, NAY, 13. Is2o.

%re receivea this tunr.r.ing the Papers
. • • •
WriTnes-day List. The than,,thei of Peers assem•
1)led on Tueg(l-iy, but transacteddo YOWiliest of
general import twee. In the-chamber:of PypotiOs
the, discussiOn on, the proiet,ivppeeting..the Cus-
toms was at length closed, and the projt agreed
to, 185 to 1, not. without .snore laughter At the
.ittotouncentent 'ot the minority. The following

are extracts :---
" PARIS, MAY 10.---The *.litia yesterday after-
neon tratisactedbosfntss `with the Duke tie
Mademoiselle seas brol'.ght is visit his Ma.
jesty, by her mother the Duchess 'de fierti.
*-• The art& was notified on Monday to M. M.
Bdrrot, Etienne, Paujol, and other
'Members of the Commitlei. of the -subscription.
called -National, and also to the responsible Bill.,
tors of the Journals which published the pro.
spectus-, by which they are to be tried before the
Court of Assizes, on a charge of formally attack•
lug the ciinatitutional aushOrity of the King and
the Chambers, and exciting. to disobedience of

the laws.
The Commission of the Cettirr of Peers again
examined witnesses, yesterday, in the affair of
toovel. Notwithstanding what- has been said
itt some of the Journals, the day for the Court to
assemble, to decide. upon acensation, is not
yet axed;

4‘ Wavier was transferred on Monday to the
Dept), of the Prefecture of P.dice at Li Force
11onday and yesterday he was itifetrOgated by
Lefevre, Jute d'lnstruction. Sekeral in-
dividuals are implicated In • this affair, and
five, or six ha%e been arrested.: Fifteen petArdi;
Aimilar to 11/ At used by Wavier, were seized on
Monday in she lieut d'air.ice Of the house:Occu-
pied eiller.by hint or-othif pErsolis ithplicated with
him. •

• The Eft eiplpages 'belonging -to 'the
Qaten•of.Ermidti, who is oil her 'wdy to ffruiseis,
torived al-Glidtst on. the 64 iusE,- •

-FIVE PEx•CENTS.

73 f.;qs e?
Tuesday •••

Tir.VE RE ED STOCK.

Of the 2/ti March, 1 S2O Ba f 46 c.

loan of 40,000,000
a 14313. was opened yesterday; which is expected
to be prompily
" In consequence of the proteedings instituted
respecting the tinfortuna4 events atC;idiz, Gene.
tali Campiiiia and Valais,. who comManded.there
at the period of the massacre, have beeti'airested,
fiad also the Colonels of the Regiments of Guides
and LealtahL"

The Debate in the House of LOH, yesterday,
on a Petition presented, by Lord HOLLAND, from
• Curate of Devonshire, of which a full account
is given in other columns of our Paper, produced
en
iMport ant confirmation of a fact first announced
in Tuts Sus' ea few months ago. ..We stated at that
that in reference to the CATHOLIC CLAIMS, a
Learned Prelate had said that the PRINCE REGENT,
our present Graciniis sOvelreign, had declared," that
IF THE Two' Houses .ot....,PaneulAblaNT SHOULD
PASS A BILL for conceding the Claims of the Ito-
man Catholics, he would not- give THS-RoYAL
ASSENT to it." Tl!is Declaration of his MAJESTY
was referred to yesterday by Lord HOLLAND, and
the Bishop of EXETER, Clerk of the Closet, from
whom the important communication is under-
stood to have originally issued, by his silence yes-
terday confirmed it.. This is a most gratifying fact
for the ProtestantlVorhl, and justifies us in believing
that the peculiar solemnity with which his MA-
JESTY deliYEred the DECLARATION from the Throne,
usual on' the commencement of a, new reign,
might he considered as another strikitt indi•
cation of the fitinness of his MAJESTY. io his
determination to adhere to the CORONATION
OATH, that awful.compact between the Monarch
and his People,' ,Od to resist all the pretensions
11.'

of POPERY titat Lave any tendency beyond the to-
leration of its Religious Faith.

We viere the first, our Readers will recollect,
to state-the existence of treasonable Associations
-"for the destruction of the Legitimate ROYAL
FAMILY of FRANCE, and the subversion of the
Government, and the recent discovery of Plots
for that purpose has demonstrated the authenti-
cityof otir information. ' The tour of the Duke
D'Abluoimassa, is, we are assured, not tor plea-
"sure, but is connected with political views. In
the first tour of this 'Prince, after the return of
the BOURBONS, it is well known that he paid the
most pointed attentions to the BUONAPARYIsTs,
overlooking all the Royalists. Such msy be the
ease at present, and the permitted return of many
of those BUoNAPARTIsTI, rind the official employ-.
tent of others, seems- obviously to confirm the
.ncpicion. 'CAtiBONE, the fatuous General, who
the words, ". La' Garde ineur.t-; elk ne se
tend pas." galtlioogif the- bitterest enemy, of the
BrPURBONs,- was invited Ur a VubliC Dinner by the
Duke D'ANdoutEma; anti Itt luly coniplintented,
Ashereas; the faithful Vendetin Chiefs who had'
fought for tire throne; when introduced as Cap-
Jains of the irtsntlean 13,inds, were coolly:received
by .the Duke, who sa;(1, " .letie..contiois- pas ces
Capitai,nes,"---" I do not. know these Captains."—
These circumstances are: derived front certain in.
-formation, and 'may well excite the disgust of the
.Royalists of.llll•Pdrties. . .

The indilposition of Mt. thIRTTANT, we arc As.

sured, will prevent .his arriving in time to intro-
(il nce his motion on the CATHOLIC,
.QUESTION on
the 16114 in Parliament, as was intended. IVe
regret the indisposition of this Gentleman, but
there is an advantage attending it of -no ordinary
nature, for it Will enable the Menthe's of Parlia-
ment to reflect on the danger of granting new con.
cession to the Political ambition of PAPISTS, while
they enjoy a perfect, and probably an•injudicious
exerciscof their Religious Faith, and the ensnaring
ceremonies which attend it', and which are so
likely 4o allure the ignorant, atnt'unie-:
fleeting multitude. Let. ourCittrectimax accept
the invitation which we•.offer them,' and come re.
solutely'forward in support of the-purest Relrgicin
that the•great Disposer of Events has allotted- to
mankind. Onr columns, its we.haie often said,
Siiall be open-to them, and we alien think that we
best-support the political interests of the Country
while we firmly and unceasingly support 'those of 1
our inestimable Sitablishment in Chtireh.- ind
Stare.—Our Divines should in one respeit imi-
tate the colldoCt of the Popish Priesthood;' 'They
are indefatigable in• the pursuit' of tbeir object, a
share is lite Legislative Authority, and in their
a:temet to seduce Protestants into the pale of
their Church nor is.ii.possilfc to Stop or check
this practice, which is certried 'On with too 'Mitch
art to be subject to legal correction. Supineneas,
therefore, Oft- the part of our kittotaanny and its
Members, might be considered as a most repro.;
hensible neglect of duty. of their sacred cal'ing,
as well of the most important concerns of a Pro.
I testanr State.

The Timm-4r was thought that the grounds
of former complaints against the scurrility of the
Public Press had been removed, and that a general
improvement of manners had softened the aspe-
rity of political contention in the Public Jour-
nals. But The Times Newspaper shows that
it is wholly insusceptible of itnprovement, and
retains all its original and characteristic vul-
garity and rancour. In its present contest with
The Courier it styles the Conductors of that Paper
" Knaves, Fellows, Rascals, Forgers, Extortioners,"
f&c. ;. and pours upon them the grossest abuse, and
probably the grossest falsehoods. IVhat must the
Public think of a Paper that can descend to such a
coarse Billingsgate style, in addition to that venom-
ous hostility to Government, which caoooly.excire
contempt, indignation, and wonder, that such a
Paper can find encouragement among a wise and
liberal People. If-Thee Courier has any regard to
its own character, it will treat its vulgar opponent
with silent contempt, and never suffer its name
to degrade its own columns any more.

We mentioned sometime since that orders bad
been sent to Saint Helena, directing a more
enlarged_ freedom to be allowed to BUONAPARTt.
The expected return of Sir Huns°l4 Lowe is con-
sidered as a corroboration of the fact.

PROCLAMATION OF 'THE CORONATION.--This
morning the Kingi at Artns, Heralds, &c. assem.
bled at Westminster Hall, for the purpose of pro.
claiming the intended Corodation on the Ist of
August, and summoning persons to attend the
Court of Claims, to set forth their demands as 'to
any right of service, &c. at the Coronation. The
Offices, of Arms, escorted by a detachment of the
Life Guards, proceeded in the usual
.fortn to
. -
Cbariug Cross, and front thence to tbe Royal

Exchange, milking the Proclatnatiang et the nr.
ctivomed places in the same order and manner as
an the :Pruclarnation of ,His tieJettY's accession
to the Throne.

CAPTAIN 8RAC1t....-...We have authority to state,
that the paragraph'in our Paper of yesterday, im-
porting that Connt REMNANT! had been a Valet to
that Officer, is wholly without foundation. We.re-
gret that we were misiuformed, as the Captain
is one of those Gentlemen who wish to move
within their own circle of professional action, and
not to have their names want-only, and, still
more, untruly, introduced in a Public Journal.
Captain ,PIACE must, of course, have particular
objections to the introduction•Of his name to the
Public at this peculiar moment, and in
'ion to a subject of so very critical and delicate a
nature; . , ..• I

COURT on KING'S BaNcx•-,—Mr. 111.7#T
tended this day in Court, with iris' of from
Manchester.—Jt Was supposed that th,e butipese
Would occupy,fhe whole of the tiny.

Itre mentioned some time ago, that Sir rtoisraT
KEH.PoRTCH had been upon a mission trout the
Court af. Potersburgh to Ow of Persia, aud'nur
Headers willNsee by a parazraph iu auother part
of:our rtper,- taken trout. the loreigu Journals,
that he Iras returned to Aussie' with some curious
remains of antiquity. No traveller, we, believe,
could be better qualified than this • Gentleman,
not only -by—taste, knowledge, and. a -zealous'
spirit of inquiry, to select, but by his peculiar.
graphic .kill, to represent whatever reliques of
a!,cient times might teod to the illustration of

Nisi nry.
Pious, MAY 9.--Tbe QUENN of ENGLAND, who
has-been detained at Macon •(the elhef town of
Alae.Depart merit of the So.ine and Loire) in ton-
seipence of ail the post horscs been'en.
gaged for the tour of the Duke D'ANGou LEM a, re-
sumed her route. on Thursday, the 4th inst. She
travels by easy stages, and it is probable that she
arrive in Paris this evening or to7morrow.—
(Constitutionnet.)
Makshal So-inT bad an audience of Mt;?49ll3liii
1
a short time ago. A few days subSeriuent, the
Marshal received a gratification from the ING of
2.00,-000 frfines,„ as a mark of his- MA.tervLi spe.
ci-al favour, according to the Monitear.

_ ._ .. ...
*. Leiters from the Island of Bourbon stale, that
~
a fever prevailed there, which is described to be
of qui:e as malignant a chataerer airthit which ,
raged in the Isle of France. Several hundred
persona had fallen victims to the disease.
Lord COGITRANE.bas written to a friend in Lott-
(kn. -that he has captured two Spanish trigoes,
one of 38 and one of-44 'guns; and that these
captures have nearly ex:inguished the au' hOtity of
the Spanish flag ih-roUinout the whole of the
.
_ . , .., SUtidICTII coast. . , .

The Lords of...the Conu►ca. assembled yesterday
generally, itt consequence ►►f summonses, at the
Cockpit, Whirehall.• to make arraogements for
the Coronation. —Vest eid.l summonses were di.
rected to• te' issued to,the Peers of the Unite(l,
Kingdom, including-Roman Catholic), and l'eeri
of Sc►►tland and Ireland, not Peers Of Parliament,
to assist in the., ensuing coronation,—lt said
that the Coronation 41 'to he ennduCted on the
most economical scale. The expenier will not
exceed 100,0001, It. is not yei settled whether
there is,to he a ban•. net in Westminster

The installation of the Knights of the Bath, in
itiestminster Abbey; is fixed for the first of
The preparations for this ceremony are going on
with the greatest rapidity.
,
COURT CLAIMS.-71t is expected that the Royal
Commission for adjusting there singular demands
will sit in the Painted Chamber, at the back of
the present [louse of Lords, on Thursdey next,
and continue their sluing' for several days.

Yesterday the Duke of \toxic transacted mili-
tary business with the KING, at his Palace in

The Prince CASTELCICALA and Count TAUENT.
ZIEN had audiences of his MAJESTY yesterday.
Yesterday the Dukes of Yonx, SUS EX, GLOU-
CESTER, and a select party, dined with.4he KING.
His Serene Highness the Duke of HOLSTP.IN
and suite, lett Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn.street*
yesterday evening, for Harwich,- to embark tor
Denmirk.
The Duke and Duchess of SAN CARLOS and.fa•
mily, who intended to have left towo.yesterday
for their seat, May Place, hi Tient, have. post.-
potted their depar nre until Monday next. -
Lieut.-Colonel HARYWY, eliVate SCCretar.y
his late Royal Highness the Duke. of Kt?tlgr,.
lititsrtly expected-horn Germany, in charge tsf some
of the valuable effects of this, lamented Prince.
The Duke and .Duchess,pt,WElAlNGToN enter-
tained a large party of distinguished personages
yesterday, at Ansley Hotisi:
The Earl of LONSDALE COlelllitied ainropArty'
of distinction yesterday, at his house its ;LloAtles,
street, Berkeley-square.

Pre.ventudon at :Ilia lAJEsfY'gr-Lerre on frolneselay.—Co-
Innel STEELS, on receiving his Majesty's permission to
wear the Star of Charivsill, , • ••

. The LORD Lieumi4ANT of Ireland intendi tak-
ing a 'Sea "excursion—this'surnmer, in the William
and 'Mary yacht,• which is fitting op for .that pure
pose. His Excellency is to be attended by the
Lynx cutter, from Plymouth, as a tender.
Sotne deep iday bus taken place at the west
end of • the- town within the last week. One
night alone, property to the amount 0f.50.0001,
is said to have changed hands.—(illorniqg Paper.)
The communications from Roscommon and'
Galway do not speak of any fresh disturbances in
that quarter.—This buy season of the year affords_
better avocations to the peagant, 'ban could re-
sult from pursuing the Ribtoil system.--We wish`
it may have the effect of bringing them to' better
habits. . .

. _
The sentence of death pasged on Bruce,' for
having been concerned with Al'lnuis in the shoot-
ing at Birch, the constable, bat been transmuted
into transportation for life.

PRIVATE AND AUTHENTIC COMESPONDENCt' •

PARIS, MAY 8 —The war of Pamphlets coot!'
rles, and the law restraining the Liberty ili!‘
Press fails entirely 001 effect,' for the pamphlet',
are of the most infamous destriptiOn, and sues!
no Journalist who had the reputation of bialm
per at stake would dare to insert, by 'which'
means the public mind.is kept in a state of fee' • ••• •
mentation. Every day the Police seizes the
tious pamphlet's, but it is only seizing the assa",
sin after he ha's struck the blow—the poiionect;
dagger has already .produced its" effect. 10'
thing less than a rod of iron will do ,for
-such a factions nation ;' and the Ministry, either
.
wants vigour enough to controul it, or besi..
Cates to exercise its power. Nothing is re''
spected by the faction, and though • we 06
willing to believe that Lourel had no' direct O•7C'
-complices, yet the fact is evident, that many, vet/
•many, are imbued with his ruffian principles."
ti4,Tliitilleries have been attempted twice fen
'days to be set fire to, and the Wretches select
'preference that part inhabited by the disconsolate
widow, the poor Duchess of Eaaai ; !bey Ili!
lieve that she bears an heir 'to the Thr-one 4 S'e'
Louts, am! the mousters seek to ilestroj, both tbt
widow and child. I understand that Thiiiettlood
had connecti.yns with the traitors here ; the Police,
it is believed, has some..impintant info' mation oil
the subject.. - •

SHIP' NEWS..
EAST INDIA SHIPPiNG.

The' &lit India Company's out wat d-bound shift
Earl of Balcarras, was ail well in lat. Li 7,
I,,ng. 32. 32. W. on 11th of February ; and rto,
Astell in lat. 00.. 33. N. long. 17. 36 W. on t 1;(
611 of March. The B.ileatras exchanged signer
with the Warren Hastings (also ontward.lumni.)
on the 6th of February, and saw a ship in cope'
patty, supposed to be the 'Marries.

PORTS,MP UT • MAY 12.—/Vrrived. the Trio,
Smithi• from Palermo, in 54 days, And is plard:
1!!)!te.r. quarantine. . Bailetl .his ;Majesty's- drip'
Eeeria tor'Newfoiindland.
:pgm„ MAy J2.—Came down from the River'
tht Cumbrian, Vrownrigg, for the. Cape of Good.
hope, .and the Triumph,-Street, for Madras, and,
.remain with the refl. of the out ward,hound.

CouNT cousplcuous Gentle-
man was cerCainlv Courier to MintAT, the Umit'Fi*..
of Naples, but not to the galisaut 13r1 islt.Oflce
tvhose tonthict beforCAlgiels so well-entitles hitt?,
ti) the esteem atid ad:114466u of Ilk Country.' • .
ilallovett-SQuArta.-7-The most nuatelotis ati•!‘
tiience that we ever 'sure collected in this place,'
atiended last night the Annual Concert of itArf
WAtITLfiIYLAN. This very l.irge HI;161'
of "the higher Classes, as well as of a most re-
spectable company in general, must be CODSiderra'
as is very hottonrable testimony to his petsoto4
worth as well as to his
,great piotessitinal tneriT,
The Concert itself t,asexerllent thrOughosit,
BARTLE:JUN scented anxious to.rrturn tlix kindnet,,,
of his patrons by the Lull exertion of his greist:tiP-
lents.--The chief Vocal 'Frit-outliers -besides were.
Mrs. SALMON, Mrs tiTEVENs, Ldessis
VAUGHAN, the KNI VETT'a, whole woe:
a fine harmonic treat. . _

Sir It.lcgit i'Otri•Rit has arrived at PeterSborghr
ort histeturn from Persia, Ile has tool (he hi,nollf
to present to the EMPEutoR several t.etnaio.s. of an l!
ticioity, consisting of bricks• from tile r4,ins,of
Bony ,a piece of cement. used in the huihting•
of, that city, a piece of mat t)e from the ruins of
Persepolis ; and they have ht en all deposited, brz
.4 .
his luajesty s command, it the Asiatic Museum 01
the Academy of Science.

Lord NORBURY recently visited the new Nast'
office, Dublin,'aud complimented some of the ill'
mates (twin the style of .their apartments.
was told that the situation would he comfortable,
enough, were it not fur the of a '' certai+,
desciiption of females," who made the musl•
hideous upro,r all night. To which his Lora',
ship replied, '' This is nut at all to be wuntlereu
at, or prevented, as they ate only waiiing.tor
Ina es."

I,Othe.cider countries the cold wind and frnsti
nights have proved hijnrrions- to the apple.
blossoms, but still •a large.crop may be expected., ,
JUDICIAL the e:Oerof Baldwin I •
Tliliity,j.;llllege, Dublin, in the Can't of C 0143.;
moo fleas, iuthat city, on Toehdov
Norbury, iti giving judgment, observed, that it
Was quite inSufficieht the d'eMariderit,•in B writ
of r.igh,tt to s4y,`,`Ale iclainkeil- by descent."
teuntinued his
,Lordship,, ;with „his accustoute,
4urnour, , shrewd answer foraos:siv.ol7'
who had got into yottr'hOUse by coming down Ord
Prsy, sir; bow v‘ist get into WY:
h.puse,?".-4‘ got in•by,.des.cent;":'llkiiii discetisoS
and this would be ea4-and sweepid,
getting
. .
RATORT.,—.A French 'of'ficer -quarrelling with
Swiss, reprovehed hint with his
.comtfry's:Viee, Oi •
ghtingon either side, for money, while -`.` `ir •
Frenchmen (said he) fight for honour." " des,
Sir, (tenlied the Swiis), every one lights for th*
Which he most wants'."
PARENTAL Ittuoyrt.—A young tady_of great re°
spectability. residing with her parents at Asir,
brigg, in NVensleydttle, being 'reproached top e
verely by her father, and Ordered to quit
of
house, for having stilfetd an improper Warns -
to take place between her and
.youlig genticio of,
to whom ,he was betiothtd, drowned herself.in'
;•, 110.-;
;several miles frOui, her resdienes... ry"
40.17tViIS 110 t found for some days.' The tin eµ.,'
tonitte gtntiennin, her intended busbo!, lift°
defirived of reason ever since the fatal occurred

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