The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

riuNcti PAPERS, REC'EIVED LAST NrcatT.

LEOHORS, JUNE 10.—The following Declara;•
(ion was published at the Exchange to-day :--
Port St. Chartts, Jttne 3.

The gondola tot arolern, corn raandti by
Palonho, arrived in the port with the St. Joseph,
from Rona, which place she left within the last
three days. They give the following details of
the insurrection of the 116dels i--The soldiers,
immediately after the insurrection, which was ge-
neral among the people, attacked the Christians,
who had assembled to the riusliber of 100 feluccas.
The infidels attacked them' with discharges of
musketry the massacre wag litirrible, and 200
Christians perished. Among the feluccas aneliiii.ed
at Bona, there were 100 Neapolitans with English
pavillions, 27,Sielliatis, and 63 French. Of this
number about 100 were saved, and took the
ground, in' consequence of 'contrary winds. All
the accounts concur In stating that the English
Consul perished in the affray, and that his brother
was saved by throwing himself into the OM
" 11. Pagnaro, Consul-General of Sardinia has
remitted a declaration: of these facts to the Con-
suls of the Sovereigns residing here, and has ex-
pedited a Courier to Turin." -
We are yet without details of the &etas from
Tunis and Constantinople. It scents as if the In-
fidels were determined to call upon themselves a
Eneopean crusade to avenge the outrages offered
to-humanity. _

it is taiti that the French at Tunis were except•

ell from massacre.
Pais, Jun 23.—Ort Tuesday next a grand
Ike will be given at Trianon. Before dinner the
Court will go to see the ‘vater-wwks play at Ver.

lu a fortnight, it is said, the Court will re-
Vair to nambooillet,
Oa the 30th of this month, we hear, a grand
Iteview of the Parisian. National Guards will take
nt che[.lamp de Mars, before his Majesty.
On Thursday the Municipality of Paris pro-
ceeded in all the civic pomp of the Auden Regime,
hi address their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Berri on their auspicious nuptials, and
presented at the seine time the accustomed city
offerings, consisting of flambeaux of white per.
fumed mak, and the most delicious confectionery.

The King of Sardinia has recently presented
Marshal Jourdan (throngh his Ambassador) with
his portrait, enriched with diamonds. The Mar.
slut! was &firmly Administrator-General of Pied-
mont,

The Director of the Royal Manufactory of the
Gobelins having discovered in that establishment
busts of 13nonaparte and his son, in a pace Where
they were carefully-concealed, he hod them broken
in pieces in presence of all the workmen, Tids
operation was attended with loud shouts of
•‘ Vive le Roi 1"
A Swiss Journal of the 12th of Jane states, that
Gen. Dessaix and the Aelvocate Favra welt both

THE SUN.

1110 LEM Vltl9 littailtb. ?ALUM AUlirArt

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, ISUL

From the Paris Papers %Wel) rrive:i last night
and this morning to the 230, we have copied the
most prominent articles of new. The Religions
Ceremonies of the Ftte-Dien were repeated on
Sunday last.

A number of th French Officers who were iu
the service Of MURAT, anti since his downfall
confined as prisoners of war, have been released
by Austria and permitted to return to France.

The misery of several Cantons, and the conse-
quent emigrations from Switzerland, are ascribed
in the French Papers (under the date of Zurich)
to the destruction of the manufactories by the im-
portation of British goods. Thus we have a cu-
rious paradox-,-People are emigrating from this
country because we have no trade ; and people are
emigrating front Switzerland because we have too
much

The aIICOMUS from the 'Mediterranean now be-
come very ioteresting—Of nut ftllow•labourers in
the periodical press, the " voice is still for War,"
vengeance, annihilation, and we know not what ;
while, like Peter, in Romeo and Juliet, we appear
alone to be more temperately exclaiming, " Shaw
us cause, and out weapon shall be out as soon as

any man'a !'

Not but that there have been some blood.stirri
matters lately, but we want to know the whole
truth before we plunge into a con'te,t neither so
trifling, so easy, so certain, so politic, so cheap
or so iit4t as it may be assumed to be in the brat
of declamation. Far example, We would no
more go headlong to war witll Tunis for the
Massatre at Bona by the rebellious subjects
of the hey, then we would expect to have war
declared against us by trance skoitid it hap.
Pen that a French subject were killed in one of
the Norfolk or Tipperary Riots. We would first
call on the Glove:nonfat for caplauation, for te-

'&es.. if in fat atnneaketit, if a is AA=
swerable for 'the offence.
t appears, from the 'following,
,of the ,Vesse:lS ut Mart has led to, no Conse-
quence ; and thought edit hot-heads (who %have so
long deplored the horrors of war, and implored the
blesthig, of Peace,) seem bent oil gettiag into %vat
again with Sonic power or Other as soon its possible,
We humbly presume to applaud the wisdoth of
GoverhMent t‘ylliCh wishes to reseiye that 'scourge,
at, what it his been well described to be, the
Ptima ratio Regain.
gktract of a letter front Ntr. E. HuStran'tcs, Master of the
ship Harmony, dated Barcelona, June 8.
" By last post I wrote you 'to say, that we were detained
on a supposition, that we were going to hare a war with
the Barbary Powers; I am happy to inforni you, our Consul
here'received a letter yesterday from tlie COnsul at Alicant,
informing him, that a vessel had arrived there with wheat
from Oran, bringing letters and advices, that the Consul
and the two vessels were liberated, the affairs all settled,
navigation safe. and fi.ee. I shall sail this evening or to-
morrow for tialoe." •

Some further particulars of the coolness winch has
arisen between our Naval Commander in the River
Plate, and the Government,of Monte Video, will
be found in a subsequent column ; but the exact
state of the dispute is not yet ascertained.--
We are confident that Capt. FABIAN would afford
no just cause of complaint to the Government of
an Ally, and would refer our Readers to MAwa's
entertaining Travels to the Brazils for an idea of,
the tinfriendly ditposition of the Monte.Vidertns,
and of their readiness to espouse any ground of
quarrel against the British. We have reason to
believe that they are little altered in those re-
spects witl►in the few years that have elapsed since
Mr. ;WW2 Witii It I,►isontu in their hands.

In the Clouse of Commons last night (which,
by the bye was fur the first time in our memory,
uutl we believe literally fur the first time counted
out at the conclusion of is Session) the Saints
and Dissenters wete resolved to have the last
word in their representations respecting the West
Indies, the Missionaries, the Methodists, and the
Negro Slaves. They had the last word, and thus
spewed to the very end of their PUrliamentary
labours, that if those who think their course er-
roneous and dangerous expect to .ctitinteract it,
they must oppose zeal to zeal, and perseverance
to perseverance, and we had nearly said pertina-
city to pertinacity. The House adjourned till
Monday; anti it is expected that the prorogation
will tate place'either on Tuesday: or Wednesday,
to be prolonged till January, as the Ways and
Means ate stacient till utter Christmas.

The Gentlemen who contract for the next Lot-
tery were received by the CUANCELLoR Id the
txcusauEit this day. -The following are the
Bidders :--
Rieumwsou - 4:e15 S 11
Silk: WELL
Szvuntwyr 'Ol 10 11
1.1 1 0

RICIIAL4DSOK and Co. arc of colitsc the pur-

chatiers.

RoctIESTER ELECTlON.—lrevterdays poll stood
thus. At 1):41f past two:—

Mr. ll.u•ibett
Sir T. B. Thompson.. • • • • •

Majority

At ball past four :
Barnett
Thompson 3Bl

llnjurity for Mr. 8arnett........ 17

The poll, it is said, is kept open to allow time
far votes to come from a, distance, many oi which
are pronlisel to Sir T. B. TuorsoN.

BLACKHEA.TII PODESTRIAN..--.- (23d Day.)--
EATON having now succeeded in accomplishing
within a few miles one-half of his undertaking, on
performing his MI st mite observed, that he felt
himself as well us when be first started, and had
no doubt but that he should with as much ease
complLte his task. •

A piece of envious information (says a Morn,
ing Paper) reached town yesterday trnin Quebec.
The crews of five British ships on the eve of sail-
ing' for England had left their employ to a man
bud, upon inquiry, the cause was found to be,
that his Majesty's vessels on the lakes were in
great want of men, and had proposed to give the
seamen in the merchants' service upwards of twice
their present pay to serve on board his Majesty's
ships, which oiler had been eagerly accepted.
The merchants interested in the vessels at Quebec
have deemed it expedient to lay the hardship-of
their case before the Government, in the hope of
receiving compensation for the loss they have sus-
tained.

The Duke of YORKid completely recovered.
His Royal Highness took an airing yesterday for
the first time since his indisposition, and visited
tote (iu &EN and PRINCESSES.

We are sorry to state, that the Duke of CIA•
ItENCE has been confined by indisposition, at his
honse in lßushy•park, for several days past. The
answer to the inquirers yesterday was, his Royal
Highness was no worse than he was' the day
before.