The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-17 00:00:00

it it only the white and coloured liebabitints
islands that oppose lc,. not %‘"ait to be nutdl
acquainted with the kilns or the laW (the trig
Inerita of which 'they cannot understand t
be a inere aeiignitVon Of ;their names,
sixes, and corporeal marks), btit
immediately proceed to the most ready itni
effectual intaui of obtaining their fteedoat: bl
destroying their masters, and accuMplishing tb
ruin of their prtiperties by 'rebellion and tuasssete,
io Which they are sU'openlY and strongly tirgeo
smile the're is not a doubtbut
that their over-±ealous friends dt bathe bill advt•
.
your to find the nteatii of dissenibmating autooll
thbse that are able to read,"

The Princesi bf %VALES had arritieti at 141 ht

ruin Tunis.

PRTICCEiS CHARLOTTES
Weather prOviiig favOurable, the Princess CHAR.
LOTTB rodeout on Saturday and Yesterdatin $
Chariot, wrapped in a warts pelisse. Yesterd4,
she rode by Kensington and CbelsetLabot t",
o'clock, for upwards of an hour.. Her nor'
Highness has, for these two (my, pasr, alp),
dOwn to dinner. The general antilver to the i"
quirers yesterday was, her Royal •Ilighlicss vrai
tuncli better.

BLACKHEAT.H PEDEsTRIAN.--••Tite fine %yodel'
of, yesterday nriracted it greater coneonro of Per7'
sons to Blucisheatli than has beco there 5.11441'
TA
"Al.thi'S first starting. He has gone on wellthe:
W!wle of night, and this morning, shi)"lf
pfter 9 o'clock, he completed in good bpio4 itit
30fith

Wuvroott, Julys 16.—Yesterday after ennedet
:
the. QLTEEN, Princesses Auourra. Et.t2aBll"
and MARY. went to Frogruore, walked tile.
beautiful Gardens, and returned to the Cfi to
stle ',
(limier. They went there again to=day 'Oent
tending divine service the Castle. Prcrr
do to ere making for their partaking of ,n' gift
dinner, and leaving here for London, esCorteti
lt
* party of the Royal Horse Guards. This hill
the Anoivergary on which the Battle of Wee";
began, the Royal Horse Guards gotirtered_rot
marched front the Cavalry Barracks to the' bi„:
Barracks, with their excellent hand p133)in4,-ii
fore them, and each of the men with lottro
their caps, iu honour of the day, they I
hoeing
at the battle of Waterloo. • k she
Yesterday evening, soon after 6 o'cloc two,
PRINCE REGENT arrived at Carlton-
House
his Cottage at Windsor. Her MAassrsti ,lAst
lbft
Princesses A tIGUSta, and ELIZABETH, ArriCf
the Queen's Palace from Windsor about hull'fr
eight o'clock.
Yesteplay Prince L 1,5 he IP'
EOPOLD. as some -
returned from his looming: ride with the
CHARLOTTE, walked for a lout; time in the si
moor by the 1011/ ;f' 1;
s.
The Maqinique Gazette contains Ak,pecielr
Count IratiGtawn, the Governor, by which
trade of foreigners with that Island is made "'or
ject to the restrictions imposed by ;he'Peerreor.:
August 30, 1784, tool the instructions
t he. French Government on taking posseoinetd,
the Colony in 1814. British vessels are "'cc"'
ncito'
and continue to enjoy the privileges of the Pectc.
of the sth and I4th June, 1814, until othervg4"
dered.
The pictures and statues remaining of r5l
FEbCIIIS Collection are now „a sal6 at l'arig.
is observed that his Eminence has secured I,o*
carried away from France the most precious Pr 6
of a collection second only to that of the (,onvle
is
and that, owing to the too-tint-is of the times, t
second-rate pieces which remain are not exPe,c"
to bring at the sale touch above sixteen or eigmr"
hundred thousand francs ! Not bad piekiogfi'
ther for. the ei• decant parish•priest of Ajaccio
The following is an extract of a letter from WI,
mt, dated the 3d ult. —" We have just learnt till
A private felucca, with about 30 men, captate7
on the 9th tilt. under the black flag, a
lateen of about 30 tons, off the Roman sher4/1
she was from Messina to Leghorn, with a rolig:
of wine, linseed oil, and almonds. The pi
„Ti
afterwards took two viassels,
one off Porto
naizen, tinder the French flag, and a !Awn' vd;
sel off St. Stefano, On our western shore. It
stated that the pirates left their felneca, hod 01g
on board of the Spanish lateen Born, which thci
captured She sails remarkably well.''
AP-
General NEEDHAM has requested us tows,„
'
th
the attribution of a speech to him on the 0014
Mr. 01141111 ml, in the House Of Common, Iss
13th, tvhieb was copied into THE Sort fcliery,
Morning Paper, is a misnomer, Genera I
l N"
HAM trot having been in the House.
Dutt..----Yestertlay hostile meetttt
took place between the Martinis of BocKINGI"-e,t
end Sir THONIAI HARDY, at Kilburn ')'Fella.eild• it
discharging a brece of pistols each, without
the Seconds interfered, and an i.mticable "Pape
ment of differences took piece. The qoarreiP,
understand, originated front some misinformant/
received by one of the parties is
, respeetiug on 0:
famous anonymous letter, which some base assay`
sin has coutrived.to circulate ; but of which/
are happy to state, it is now satisfactorily "eerr,
tamped, the party suspected hail not even the r _
mutest knowledge.—(4l. Post )
re WI
A very' thin Meeting of Parliamentary &-
took place at Freemasons' 11111 on Sett:Hari
F. BURDETT' wits in the Chair, and there ;Zits.
some speeehifyius by Ala CARTWRIGHT, a „aro
CANNING from WarWickshire, the Rev. e
Deapen, Lord COCHBANE, Sir JOHN n1;0;v„
MOR.TON, Mr. MAnonoxs, .sand Mr. GALE 0148,
A declaration about Boroughs and Annual [lath%
meats was then agreed to, and the coloPaei
Stopped to enjoy themselves until a late hour.
'Vivo of the Nottingham Frame-breakers, "
of them notorious characters, have been 01Ve.
headed, 'ad positively swore to.