The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-11 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION,

Sus-OrFicE, THREE O'CLOCK.
A Messenger arrived this day from Paris,
with dispatches, confirming the accounts of the
Revolution which had broken out at Oporto, and
4:lding, that it had extended to Lisbon, where a
Provisional Junta had been established previous

° convocation of a Cortese• similar to that of

Spain.

SHIP NEWS.

ALMOUTII SEPT. S.—Arrived the Duke of
k eat. packet, with a 'mail, from Lisbon, in eleven
days ; and Duke of Kent packet (2), from Lis
:II) With dispatches of importance respectingi
'e Oporto Proclamation, to which all the mili-
t_arY, clergy, and public authorities, have con-
sented, and sworn to call a Cortes to form a
Constitution.
t
PORTsmoUTE, SEPT. 9.—Rear-Admiral P4Am-
P,lll returned from the command at St. Helena,
the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius, this
Z!°rning, in his Majesty's ship Conqueror, 74,
,apt. FRANCIS STAN FELL, in which he was re-
'eyed by Rear-Admiral LAMBERT, on the, 14th
41.f1y last. The Conqueror left St. Helena on
t.`'e 20th of that month.. BuoNApARTE. was un-
',.erstood to be well, but lived a most secluded
i
;re, refusing to see any- stranger ; even Admiral
'lmaEnT had not ,obtained. leave to visit him
'When the Conqueror left the island. We under
send Admiral PLAMpiN had not seen him for
kanY months ; that he .sent to him to say his suc-
!essor had arrived, and he should feel happy in
tltro(lutingto which BUoNApAnTE replied.,
.e was too unwell to receive visitors. He had built
wall round his garden, with loop-holes, to
;"able him to observe the approach of .any ,per-
:4lo his residence. .11iS\ new house, which is a
Spacious and .excellent erection, will be
dT.-7 for his reception about Christmas next.
7411 Luytchens, 20th regiment, was the or-
officer attendant on him. The Weymouth
(11;e to sailifor :England three days after the Con
ifr°r• The squadron was left thus
,
aaZen, Redwing,: and Rosario, at and cruizing,
Izad the island ; Tees and Leveret at the Mau7
tlc,tius ; Menai Algoa-bay; Heron, at the Cape.
C~eniploved conveying stock from the-
'll)c, to Saint Helena ; Abundance, lying at.:
'3aint Helena as 'a :victualling Depot ; Hardy,
tender to the' flag-ship) at AScensien.t-Mr..
Vaivrylv,,Pnrser at the Isle of Ascension, died"
(!tely ; Mr. HANKIN, Secretary's Clerk of the,
°:rueror, had sucteeded) im. Lieut.SMITnERS,
the Tees, and Mr. *HAWKER, Midshipman,
it'll on hoard. the Conqueror,_ on their passage
(-`,°ll'e• ..• Mr. Mart.ratam. Midshipman of- the
'"netuercir, had been promoted to a
m n Lieutenant,
• the Tees,' vice SrrEas. A court-martial
'as lately held on- Air. J. J.ll. LINGAnn, master
of
ttle-Sraten; for disrespect to his senior officer,:
•INtect of duty,- and repeated acts of insubordir
tlation, when he was 'sentenced to..be dismissed
free
his Majesty's service. The Conqueror is to
PPoteed to Chatham to be•paid off.
SUPT. 10.—Saturday morning arrived the Ald-
(Lieut. PRlTtiaßn, Agent), and Brilliant
• SiSt7-74P7rts) from the_ Cape ,:of Good Hope .and.
; left the former- Colony on the 2.3 d.
'Helena 11th July, and 'Ascension
tare th of 'that" month. The Heron, Captain
p;',7IIYIERi and We mouth _tore-ship, bound to
ii;gta."(l, were lying there, with the Tees, Capt.
going to take the command- of the Mau-
1, 'us). and the Alfred trader, :for Madras. The
j-" 3 Was struck with lightning on , the 20th of
till?, Which damaged her foremast, and. diga-
, several men, who' were: obliged. to. be sent'
1,,0 tile hospital—she was getting a new foremast...
'le Leveret, Capt. SnANNON, sailed nn the 21st-
(,1-111 e for the M-a.uritins,. with specie. The Sir
t"rge Osborne and. Medusa, with settlers from
Ll:gland,sailed for Algoa Bay, the 24th June, tq,
clu them. -A btig•of 200 tons was ordered to be
lt at Koysna, for the use of the colony coast-
„a3rB; and a Lieutenant had been appointed
o-Ptaia of the Port.
.The Kinnersley Castle and
load. (Lieutenant- M. HOY' EF,s, Agent), were
Government timber Koysna river, for
.1,A'"(1. The Menai, Captain MOREswV, and
uelte Alliance tr=ansport (Lieut. 'WILLIAMS,
ent), were daily expected at the Cape froni
g°a. BaY• The whale fishery had commenced
t thei Cape, by the catching of three fish, on the
a:. of June, in Simon's Bay. Commissioner Sir
fo/ILEEL BRENToN, Bart. had removed to Cape
wo, for his health, which was very unfaVour-
able. At .
cOr ajOr lyicKENzlE, of the late African
'tea P 9) lately shot himself with a musket 'no
pi.s°n,assigned for the desperate act. Lieutenant
sur"Twoon, Rosario, and Mr. CL.&PPERTON,
Iles4n, 'Redwing, came home in. the Brilliant.
Cardc",lonnett, SEPT. .—TheG sloop Diligenc,, Morgan; of
NV„rngan, for Bristol with oats, struck on the rocks saved the
ilead this morning and went to pieces; crew .
110,D6tvrli, SEPT. B.—PassLit on Channel the Sarah, fro:n-
ice s,,d) for London; 4nd Britannia Packet from Bourdeaux
wvtintamptoli•
44) j'avi'''.'uTfl, AUG. -9.—Arrived the Genii, Besaul, from
uoreteiru:
S'l'l'. 9.--The Francis, Montgomery, from Dp-
pia,_ a, has been supplied with an iti,chor and cable from this
'he ;firl' tbe Bon Antis, which was* stranded at limigeneo on
14, E inst. has beer: got tiff, and brought in here.
froin SEPT. 8.--At rived the Mariner, Henderson,
Ayres; Mediterranean; from 1, araiha ;
"11)e:rola, Niter. :from .I;Lititticalmams, Ctriimng-
,‘"'i sailed froth hence for Bahia 3d inst., bui put back, the
"Ptitin being sect;. •

Ti smuggling boat and' 52 tubs of foreign spi-
rts4 was seized off Ilastings,"a few days since, by
Powney, of the cameleon revenue cruiser.
at Trafalgar, Trafalgar, of guns, lately launched
th "11atharn,' haS .b4n copy ered and masted at
sh Port, and is to. be. laid up in. ordinary at
Irivin
Thursday arrived an. American ship laden'
Prt,h wO.Ol. This ship's cargo is destined for
to 11", ; and in order to get rid of the objection
411.(:e'ire Atilt:liean cargoes, a French vesselis
th e ir
l‘ed here for the. 'express purpose of landing
rn"ican's cargo' on British ground, and re-
PPing the Wool.—(ilampshire Chronicle.)