The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-12 00:00:00

AMERICAN PAPERS.

:Ew Toßs;,, Tea. 7;--Capt*in Vyriek, of the
ship .1-14ksorti informs, that the (114 y before be
sailed, a Sloop of war arrived at Havanna from
Carthagena, with the .• (tent' account of the, 31.11.;
render at Cealtegerta to the Royal forces.'

takhig f the place, it ►r;i4 dis-
covered tivit persr►i>>s had starved during the
siege, whose bodies were the houses:
The above slo6p of mot. I1.t(1 on hoard about 60
if the leading Revolutionists AS prisoners, destined
• to Old Spain.

Rom Pprt•au-Prince.—Captaio Prince, of the
schooner Rover, informs, that General Botiver and
suite, of the patrintic army, had arrived at Port-
itui.Prinee, via Aux CAyes,.lrnin Cattinigo,)a, who
gave IL as his opinion, that notwithstanding the
Fall of cartilage:oli, the Patriot* would ultimately
succeed,

also states, that at the time the place sur-
rendered to the Itoyalitta,othe inhabitants Hocked
down to the shippin!with,suah preLii,itauey, that'
several hundred were. drowned, one •hundred of
whom were thrown into the sea from one vessel.

Advices had reached.BaltimOte from Santa Mar-
tha to the 11th January,'by which it appears that
the;SpanishroYarists had gained possession (Oant a
Vie as well as Carthagcna. Asevere battle preced.
ed.thecapturauf the place, in-whielt 0000 royalists
Were opposed to 2000 insurgents : the latter Were
defeated with considerable 100. Tbe success of
the Spanish anus has made General Murillo bold
and confident in all his andertakings,
Population of tAe United States.-1 statement
in a Boston Paper makes the present population
of the 'United States of America 7,239,000, --:The
statgs of :New York:and Virginia-contain nearly
One Million each. .

Alanri,TEtt. 29 -The stipulations of the Act
of Congress of Vienna, relative to the free: navi-
gation of the Rivers, are on the point of being
put into execution, and the Central Cointnissiort
charged with drawing up the new definitive re.
.golations for that of the Rhine will meet at Mentz
in the beginning of the month of March:
,STVTUAAP, FRB. 26.—The situation of that
finances- of the kingdom of Wurtemburg is afflict.'
lug in the extreme., The States tieneral, after!
'tong address on this subject, conclutlebY; the as.
3 titmice that the collecting of the taxes for the
present year, acaording'to this itoyal Ordinance,
cannot fail tu occasion the total ruin of the
cptintry.

ST. PitTEItSBUIRGII, FEB. 14,—An Ukase of the
25th of Junuay, in ten articlo, which are but
thd.suppleMent of those contained in the artonge.
tnetit.of April 30, 1809, fixes the situation of the
children • of the first marriage'of the Grand Litt.
chess Catherine, the Emperor's it' istet. His Ma-
jesty declares himself guardian of the two minor
Prineei,' tOgtither with the reigning Duke of O 1
denburgh, reserving to himself to name a confi-
dential person to administer the aaairs of the
guardianship relatively to their fortune.

ilatisSlMS, 6.---Letters from Cambray
state, that on the ISt of this Month the right wing
of the Army of Occiipation was entirely organised
and cstabl:slied in its positions. These positions;
pent a triplc liad, connected "by posts placed at
certain dktanees,so tlfilt the service is everywhere
performed with tbe •grestest exactness x and in
case of nceal, theta. 70,00(1 -mewl:night .be united
with the:greatest% ease and promptneSsi but 'it is
.!
'not at all probable that; teach a measure will ever 4,;
become necessary. Order, peace, repose, the.baiit
piness of being able to breetheafter so many' agi•
lations.and misfortunes---these are the Sentiments
which animate the immense majority of the inhoe-,
lOtuOts of 'Picardy, Artois, and French tlandert.
The iplival of Lord Wellington is still uncertain.
Ahove :;j0 waggons, loaded with ammunition,
&c. have lately arrived Ift •Vaitttelettnetto to be dit.
tribtited in. all .the' fortresses garrisoned by the
army of. ocenpation.,. Catubaceres is negociating
for the pitrahase of an hotel, from which it is vs.
dna he really has permission to remiln
herc.,---fle lives very retiroll,. and avirldi seeing
any other French exiles orlugitives.
TIIC French Minister-of the Police has sent the
'eta it'tett• orders to the Prefects or Op Frontier De,.
partnient to prevent the introduction of some
Journals which now ay:Tem' here or at Liege.
liAoutt, `emcee hear that an int•
pat tam piece of inteitigetneis expecteit at. Court
liext Saturday,' which will greatly interest all
the inhabitants o 1 this country; and it is alto,
said, .that. on occasion. of, this happy news *
magnificent ball and'supper will be given at th
house in the *nol.