The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-28 00:00:00

[New Times.]

The rumours of accommodation in the affair of
the. Qu;en have recently been renewed, but we
fear with little ground in point of fact. Anxiously
as we should have wished for accommodation at
an earlier Stage athis painful business, we canuo4
now indulge, that hope. .Matters appear to have

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. They contain no further intelli-
gence whatever from Naples, nor any later news
from Madrid.—The following are extracts :-
44 PARIS, JULY 25.—Yesterday the Cardinal
Archbishop of Paris paid his respects to the
King; his Majesty afterwards received as usual
a number of persons of rank, and in the afternoon
transacted business with the _Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and the Duke de Richelieu.
" Five Lieutenant-Generals and a Major-
General have arrived in the 16th military divi-
sion, consisting of French Flanders, and Artois,
to inspect the different corps which form the
Garrisons. . The force, in the 16th military divi-
sion, consists of four Regiments of Dragoons, two
Regiments'of Horse Chasseurs , fourteen Legions

of Infantry, consisting each of • three Bat:ta!ions
besides Engineers, and Foot and Horse Artillery.

FITS PER. crxTs.

Monday
DEFERRED STACK
Of thie„t2d March. ISI" lO4 f. 91 c. 41111%
2ia-1I461: ti • 1820,?.. -92 f 90 c.-
Ac INULLI‘REIIG, re LYI7:--Tile-Pitince Lip Ve t•
teruich ha 4 passed some days at Carlsbad, and
has had several audiences of the King of Prussia."

LETTER FROM LORD COCHRANE.

" In the Port of Yaldi•ia; a►iddTe of February.

" SlLL—After a more minute examination of
the general state of affairs, it appears, that the
enemy's force is completely destroyed, and that
the spirit of the people is good, the harbour is
excellent, the fortifications formidable, and the
country deserves, under every aspect, more favour
than it has' received from those who are accus-
tomed to a more ardent sun and fewer clouds.

" It was first my intention to destroy the for-
tifications, and embark the artillery and stores ;
but I have not been able to determine upon leav-
ing defenceless the safest and most beautiful port
of all I have seen in the Pacific, the fortifica-
tions of which must doubtless have cost a million
•of dollars.

" I enclose a list of the stores found in-six of
the twelve forts, or batteries, that defended the
harbour, and the details relative to Aguada.
" 1 must here do
.justice to the zeal and efforts
of Captain CARTER, of the brig Intrepid, who
has conducted himself in a distinguished manner.
" Be pleased to present to his Excellency the
Supreme Director the Colours of the Regiment.
of Cantabria, and those of Valdivia, upon whose
walls now waves the Flag of Liberty and Inde-
pendence. " COCHRANE."

[From a Jamaica Courant of the 12th June.]

Several of the troops of the Rio de la liache
expedition, have come on shore in the greatest
distress, without the smallest means to alleviate
their wants. Some, we learn, have entered on
board different vesseis as seamen, and others are
willing to become soldiers; they have fought, and
the plunder has followed the renowned BRION.

It can hardly he believed, that, notwithstand-
ing the state to which the proceedings respect-
ing the trial of THE QUEEN have been brought,
and the measures adopted by the House of Lords
to secure the fullest attendance of its Members,
that all possible solemnity may characterize the
important investigation, there are still rumours
afloat, tending to excite an expectation, that mat-
ters are in agitation to settle the question by
private arrangement. The New Times of this day
contains a judicious article on these silly rumours,
which *lll be found among our daily Extracts
from the London Journals. As the subject is
one of universal interest, our Readers, partiau-
larly those in the Country, will no doubt be
desirous of knowing all that passes, and what is
generally said on it; we shallsontinue to extract
the facts and the opinions that may be of-
fered by our Competitors, but shall say little
ourselves, as every thing pro or con has a ten-
dency to prejudication one way or other. We
may observe, however, that the line of argu-
ment adopted in The New Times, on the gene-
ral question, has been repeatedly urged by our-
selves, and that from the very first we expressed
our regret that the Legislature, after her MAJEST Y
had so earnestly demanded an open and public
Trial, did not at once resolutely comply with
her demand, and not suffer itself to be diverted
by any means from that plain course which we at
first recommended, and has been found unavoid-
able, as well as most consistent with the ends of
justice, and the general expectation of mankind.

SIR WILLIAM SCOTT.—We see by a paragraph
in The Morning Chronicle of this day, that Sir
WILLI.I3I SCOTT is to be called to the House of
peers. Such an elevation was never more pro-
perly merited than by this distinguished charac-
ter. It has beet a matter of surprize, that pos-
sessed of such profound knowledge, such emi-
nent abilities, and such powerful eloquence, the
Learned Gentleman did not come forward upon
the question of THE QUEEN ; but the vehemence,
the party spirit, and the determined hostility to
Government, which seemed to characterize most
of the Opposition Speakers, might well deter a
Gentleman of different, and more liberal and deli-
cate habits, from interfering amidst such turbu-
lent discussions. In the Upper House, he will
be placed in his proper sphere, where he can
communicate his • sentiments, without the danger
of that coarse contention to hich he would
probably, have been exposed in another place.
We shall hail his elevation as a measure
calculated to give increased dignity, as well
as knowledge and abilities, to the HEREDI-
TARY COUNCIL of the State," and it is no ,

slight proof of the excellence of our Cc .74'.111111'
TION, and must still more endear it to the PeePte
at large, to see-this Gentleman and his N 0 ll'e
Brother, our venerable, pure, learned, aA iv
dicious LORD CHANCELLOR, 'po's"-sessed of t
a hors 'l734l.l\khey- hAc attained by them
4,11 .
'O. nhiligencOntl;ollVkl'iclAreat profe-ssion3
attainments, under a Political Svstem that affords
f
such encouragement and protection to men °
great powers and unimpeachable characters, 95
may exalt them to the.highest honours of the
State, NAVAL, MILITARY, and CIVIL.

We have received the Quebec Papers to the
15th ultimo.—They do not contain any inform'
tion of importance, except the following 00 the
state of the Timber trade of the province

rola OF QUEBEC
CC uLII
VEBEC, JUNE 12.—The number of VeSSeilli
that arrived from sea in 1819 up to the I.°t.'
June inclusive, amounted to 2!G, and the register,
tonnage to 53554.
64 Reported this Near from sea to- the I°l,
June inclusive, 283 vessels, 74373 tons. -811;:ti
vals in 1819 up to the Ist July, 311 vessels -au'
755134 tons,
cc The stocks of Lumber that lay over frog'
last year are disappearing fast, and prices are 011

the advance. ..- - 7 -,
.. .. ..
'=The great number of labouring clasFesollt,
find employment from the early arrival of 5'
much.tonnage, affords seasonable relief to thef4;
and brings• money into general and immediat
circulation.'!

The gout in the KING'i left hand, we fje
happy to say, was better yesterday than it w 35
on Wednesday. We are happy to say his 311
JFSTY's general health is very good.

In the mode in which Wood from NorwaY h 95
been imported of late years, there has beer., we.

understand, great irregularities, and so it will al",
pear if any further investigation takes place 011
the subject. The Trade will understand 0.143

we mean by this observation.

Accounts have been received, of a very unilleis;
sant kind, of the issue of the expedition uutAc
Sir Wrr.t.tAm CARPS to the Persian Gulph•
port says that the },'crates, who in the first p13,`,0
abandoned the fort, which sane time . ago t`,
public were informed had been quietly-taker
possession of by the troops under Sir WILLI•OV,
command, returned and made a formidable ;1,
tack on the fort, in which the 47th and 64
regiments suffered severely. We have not hel'
all the particulars.

A Berlin article, in the French Papers, statel",
that a great tumult took place there on the ece:s
ing of the 10th inst. originating in a dispute 3:10.
public-house, between three workmen and
landlord, which leading to blows, the guard Iv
called out, and the workmen taken into cust°4 ji;
A considerable mob having assembled, the soldee,
were attacked at the guard-house ; the 10001:,
ceived reinforcements, and the mob continued
crease; several persons were wounded, and Lie!! e
General TAucNztcy, the Commandant of
City, was unable to put a stop to the disuruir,
At length, however, the horse gend'armerielity
rived, and dispersed the crowd, but tranquil j.
was not restored till the night was far advauce,.,
Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted 51'i
:ary business with the KING, at his -Pal3ct'
or,

Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian Ambas'a

had an audience of his MAJEs-ry yesterdaY• die
Yesterday the Duchess. of GLOIXESTEII, 11,
Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of CLAIIj°*-I,t,
and the Duchess of SAXE 'WI:HAAR visited
KING.
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The Duchess of GLoucEsTErt, the Pr',,ll of
AUGUSTA,tic. dined yesterday with the 1)"e
SCSE.X., at the King's Palace, at Kensington'
The Duke of Yong left town for OaftWoo
immediately after the Review on WednesdaY2oo
a visit to the Duchess, who, we are sorrf to
still continues in a very infirm state of Ilea,' ya,
His Royal Highness returned to St. James's
lace in the evening. dgOr
The Duke of YORK did not go to SV''' the
yesterday, as was expected, business atop...-.
Horse Guards requiring his presence tn t4).„Lisor
but the Duke of CAMBRIDGE went to 4
and inspected the second battalion of his

'ment, the Coldstream Guards. lie?
-Lord DUNCANNON yesterday • waited °IIO
MAJESTY with an Address from the tOgt•
Wakefield and its vicinity, to which her iktv
JESTY was pleased to return a most grati°lls

Swer. iv
The QUEEN is to take possession of 130:- }'at
burgh House on Tuesday next. It is sai"„t-11'
an Address is to be presented to her IV"ini."'er•
on her arrival by the Inhabitants of Hamm
smith. 1011
The following extract is dated Brussels' ,j
on • 44 The Italian witnesses, who will
against the Queen of England, are arrived 1,1; ti°l'
land, where they will remain under the Pr,°'-cjeo
of the English Minister. The town of %/ ribef
has been assigned them to reside in, untb
cl;
shall be required in England."
Sir WM. MANNERS left- London at ten °,l tllO
on Tuesday night, having been disel'argel'Onl
evening from custody, and arrived at Gr3u
at one o'clock on Wednesday. Cour'.
James Wilson, found guilty before Of c.
of High Commission at Glasgow, on Fri",,l:eo`
on Monday morning last sentenced t° " irbe
cuted as a traitor, on the 30th of Augur the re'
LORD ADVOCATE declined to prosectit%isgo%o
mainder of the prisoners arraigned at roe.'
and they have been sent rejoicing to theirbe I,ol'
tive homes. A particular account of
ceedings will be found in another part'