The Sun.
London, England, 1818-09-05 00:00:00

to Wilchnsbad, to Ire present at a grand I'{E.
which is to he given to them.
" STRASBURG, AUG. 28.—The Duke of W"li
lington and the Austran General-in-Chief, 04133'
roll de Frimont, are expected to-rnarovi at Hague'

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Private letters received by the Nereide, Captettt
Nrit., from Trinidad, give accounts from Auggsa
tura to the latter end of July, which state the
Cause of the Patriots as truly distressing. Till
were nearly destitute of money, clothing, &C., ail"
the Officers who hatl lett this country to Pii"
them were without any means of returning ; the
troops wet e very discontented at their situation'
and several had deserted and joined the Itoyaliats'
The vessels which had gone from Europe Wit/1'
werchandize for the service of the Patriotic AriOrt

with strong recommendation by parties in '
duce
Country, could not get either money or pro

in return.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE HASTANI`A'

JULY 28.
Our market affords but a sorry prospect Pr
speculators. Sugar and Coffee keep up, and
can discover no reason to apprehend a decthie
until January of February next year, the emir;
fslmencemtnt of the next crop, %viten it WOO
a little, as the crop bids fair to be very large ge.
neraily. Some plantations_ blare suffered eoo9l' •
derably (in the direction of Matanzas) trorn (l'er
rain; notwithstanding they may have large c 45:
as the principal blossom of the coffee tree "cc
not appear until about the middle of the prtseni,
month, when our periodical rains afford refresjr
ins showers daily. You will find, in the PPPeit
lot the sth, a list of the convoy which Ifft th •
on that day. The number of African trader
will astonish yon, shy n two hudred sail,embrtici°'
vs'
a capital of 800,000 dollars, or 1,000,000d° • ,
including vessels and cargoes. A few days 1)4al
rI
the fleet sailed, an Insurgent slip ,„,i'br4 s
pealed off the Moro ; their intentions, no daub
were to wait for the fleet."

•,oig
We yesterday inserted a paragraph eon".
some intelligence respecting the BAHAMA IsLAS lfe
NMI the (hsputes which had arisen betwcen
i ji
a
Governor and the late House of Assembly• We , •
day, exclusively, instil The Loyal Gazette and , ,
horrid Advertiser itself. Our Readers win id,
.tnember, that many months ago we first c° hoII
nietrted an account of •the differences whicb
Of
arisen between the Governor and the fPuseivt,
Assembly, and they will see, this (14, 1-t;'it>
Bahama Paper fully coofirms all we then
We are sorry to learn, that the Letter fro nl
bee
BATHURST is by no means likely to remove t
differences, and from private accounts ‘ve
rdt
that, on the contrary, they are likely t°
s
forth with increased violence. The inlObitoAri
in general; from what we bear, iiiketii; itr
with the Members of the late Assell).—
bg
the most decided manner, and we see: doff
Notification in the Bahama Paper, 11itt.044,
Members are determined that matterObe
a
drop. It does not become us to interfere lilc ore
t 'v
of this delicate and important nature, buoid
confidently assured that the official comatoilic
of Bail BATHURST leas not been satisfaeWlD
)f
it is alleged, that when his Lordship is 6111eof
uts
formed of the allegations of the late "-`
(00
by
Assembly, it is likely that other measures I,ool'
his d
adopted. We are sure, however, that
t co
ship has acted from the best judgment tits bpf6
have been trouped on the doculneuts which
been sobwitted to him.
• "
THE R EVE NUE.—AII we have
predict
nf the or
specting the increasing improvement pet
vititie is every day receiving confirmation. s
will be an excess, we understand, of
ile_ortii,
Million and a Half in the pet:
wit. Q
of
(guar last
pared with the. corresponding
Year. What will our odious and coliteill tioo
fter "
Reformers say to this mortifying fact, a
I
so often prognosticated rottional rain •
etie
Quarter
rtibirl
THE Ftmps.—This morning Consols °P
eS
0
ners°°.
764, its consequence of a number u
the! Iv
the Jewish persuasion rushing
~,;toeltt
taking an immense quantity 0(11
, ogl), it (10
manoeuvre, however, was seen to° (0.
t • a
artificial rise lasted for a very 11"1 •belii°4
to 751' ote
12 o'clock they had again 1411 en
ket Orr
decline of one per cent., and the mar--
i 0
very heavy at that price. 9'
41 ot•
The intelligence from Manchester, coeltP $
at pre
into
etl,
of a more favourable nature ; dot' s
such laudable activity has been fool! , 00" to.
• dicteo, g$
of the Mob Orators have been drag
c"
Bills %vete found against them ("1. t 011°
language which they had uttered. Se. os
of )Jr• fo
are extracts from the speech
hiresse de
BEST, Chief Justice of Chester,
OW"
GR4 ND JURY of that CotintYi