The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

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PAlti u y31.--Yesterda y the King received
the Royal. Family, the Dignitaries, the Ministers,
several Marshals, Lieutenant-Generals, Veers,
and Deputies.
" In all quarters of the Kingdom masses are
celebrated for the happy delivery of the Duchess
de Berry. _ . .

44 The King is in good health, and will resume
his promenades in a few days.
64 The Grand Duchess Anne of Russia, whose
marriage with the Grand Duke Constantine was
lately dissolved, has quitted her residence at
Brunadern, near Berne, to proceed to the waters
of Baden, near Rastadt. rt is said, that her
perial Highness will pay a visit to the Court of
Coburg, and then return to Switzerland for the
autumn.

• " General Clausel, who is at present in Bel-
gium, has obtained permission to return to France.
44 MA nni n, JULY 2.o.—The King, and Queen
set out this morning for the waters of Sacedon.
" The Sittings of the Cortes of the 18th and
19th were occupied in hearing Petitions and Pro-
positions. It 'was proposed to ameliorate the
situation 'of 'Curates, to• reward the army of
Quiroga, and to put all the property of foreign-
ers under the national safeguard, even in time
of war. Don Huy Padron proposed to give the
King, in all public acts, the, title of Ferdinand
the Great. Towards the close of yesterday's
sitting, a storm began to arise. Don Mo-
rena Guerra moved that the Cortes should
take into consideration the state of the Nation ,
in consequence of the alarming reports that were
circulated, and .in consequence more especially of
the Bishop of Oulincla having- refused to obey the
Royal Order, directing the Ecclesiastics to ex-
plain the Constitution from the pulpit. Don Ro-
mero Alpuente supported the motion, insisting on
the necessity of contradicting -the reports in cir-
culation. Don Vittorica urged the futility
of the motives assigned for inducing the
Cortes to adopt so serious a measure. What
did the conversation of a few fools. signify, or of
what consequence was the insignificant opposition
of a handful of egotists, without support and
without means. The AsSembly decided 'that the
. .
proposition should not be taken into consider-
ation."

New York Papers arrived this morning to the

11th July.
FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.

CHARLESTOWN, JUNE Britannic Ma-i'
jesty's sloop of war. Wasp 7. from Jamaica 'and
Havannah, bound to England with dispatches,
touched off our harbour, and sailed again. We
have conversed with, some
,of. the Officers, and"
learn that the Patriot army of Gen. MONTILLA,.
from Rio de •la Hache; had formed a junction
dth General URDAYETTA, ' and that both these,
besides some small detachments, hid united.with
the army under. nom v.tit in • Caraccas. The
forceS concentrated were marching upon
Carthagena' and St... Martha in the Sonia of a half
-dick. • Carthagena-was in a distressed state—no
provisions and no money: : Manga, in the rear of
it, had,been taken.by the Patriots; the Viceroy,
-accompanied by Colonel SANTA CR.O Z., had al-
ready fled.
lExtract of a Letter from Port-au-Prince, June 19.1

I take the liberty of inclosing you the Law of the present
Session of the Charnbersrof the Republic :--

t. Prohibits the iatportation of Spirituous Liquors
into the Republic, under penalty of confiscation.
2. Permits the importation of Gin for six months after the
passing of the Law, to beltored *tot the public warehouses.
3: Prohibits the consumption 'of Spirituous Liquors, int•
ported contrary to the Law.

4. tiiatitt Ole )tar for the tonsutopttoti of Glit remalaittg
the Country.

5. of
Appointing certain Officers to aicertain the quantity
Gin in the stores and sits.

6. and 7. Unimportatit.-,
8. Imposes tit fine on Captasiisofk7y,,vesseis intskich.t,bcre
tv be aNprts.tuous üßlik cr;)ltisk•atter thikp'assing-P1
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- [From the Baltimore Paper of the 4th of July.]
A Letter float Aux Cayes, 7th June, received in Philadela
phia, says, a Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation,
is now-forming between King CHRISTorIiE and President
13oyEtt, under the auspices of Great Britain, who accept the
office of Guarantee.