The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-18 00:00:00

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ENIWRATION AND INIVORTATION.-iTATuE OF
BUONAYAILTE.

Yesterday Minlateri received official dispatchers
from his Excellency Sir JANIPS LEITH. at Borba-
dOcs, dated the 30th of April, containing the de-Jails of the insurrection which had been happily
suppressed, and with tire particulars ;of which the
public are. already acquainted. It is now disco-
..ered, that but for the pretnatnre breaking Out
of the insurrection on the 14th instead of the
17th, (whiehlt scents was the day fisted on,) it
would have been Much more formidable than it
proved to he. There have been symptoms of in-
surrection both at Antigua 'and Gandaloupe, but
they wire seasonably snppress,ed, and every thing
rert,ained tranquil when the blurt sailed.
At St. Kitt.s the Council have etlied our the
militia; And all the nide populatiol4 from IG to
60, ace bound to serve for a period not exceedidg
three years.

Son-le correspondence between the Negroes of
Itirbadoes and those of other islands-is repotted
to have been discovered.

Tile Pl'illeeS4 CIIMILOTTR seenis now to. be al-
most entirely recovered from her late intlisposi-
lion. She rides out daily, mid yesterday surpris-
ed the QL74,1:14 aad Pril)CeStlS %Vltil all unexpected
visit. ,

'Yesterday the Earl' of Lnitiatioot, Vistotint
CASTLEREAGEI, thU.IfiShIII ellailaassaclar, suet
Count AIUNSTER had audiences of the :Nixes
RangNt. at Carlton W)115&*.
The Ditke of )(oak transacted military bttsiness
with the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
Yesterday the,Dakes of eLARENCE Rll4l CUM..
paid their respects to the Poison
REGENT.• •
The QUERN hid a select party yesterday even-
ing at her Palace,
American' Papers to the 28th a last Month have
arrived. So!grvat is the-stagnation of trade, that
hilt very rear of :the merchant vessels are ent-
ployed. Our countrymen WliOs Wire emigrated
are in a;mMit duplOrable state ; optiYarmis of IMO
of them have applied to the British Con3ul at
New York to be sent haute ith passports its dis-
tressed British subjects.
Letters of the 2,'lth of May from Cadiz mention,
that Government had given orders for the gpanish
sloop of war Descubridora awhile armed schooner
Transit() immediately to sad in quest of the
Buenos Ayres privateers, which had appeared off
that coast, and capt tired vessels in sight 00 he Jana.
Air. KEUELE left town tin' Sunday' tooroiog for
Liverpool, where he-is engaged to perform few
rights, in a theatrical career. ,after which, and a
feW nights more in London next season, he hind-
ly retires from public life.' • ,
EARL MANI/RlM—Died. Rt his house. in Port •
mom-square, late on Monday night, Cnaat.r.s
tnost.venerable amid
gaished Nobleman having quitted the Nary at an
early period of his life, continued a firm friend its•
the Lonstitntion of his Country, although be
was never afterwards englindita in its publie ser-
vice.' His many and amiable qualities in private
life, and his talents for society, justly endeared
hint to his friends, whilit hiS various acts of che.
city and benevolence. will make iris loss severely
felt by those around him. Ile is sir; seeded in his
title and estates by CltauLEs, the present Earl'
Mstvvcas.

We hear that the Right Hon. the LORD ADVO.
cATF, of Scart,ANDis to succeed the Bight lion.
Lord FRLDRRICK CAMPORLi.i Rs Lora Clerk Re-
gister.--.(Edinoinkh Courant:)
We understand that the Hon. Lout MaADow
BANK, one Of the Judges of the Court of 'Session
aml otie.or the Lords Commissioners of the Justi-
ciary and Jury Courts, died yesterday. By his
Lordship's decease there are three jtjai;tsi gowns
‘acpt.--(16i(1.)

the in
tended Vice-Treasurer for Ire l old tram 3500/;t6
2000/. per Annuli!, t 1 e w ere 100, and the
Noes 98; leaving a major:ly of 2 in favour„of the
suialler mum.

We are not prepared to canvass the propriety or
impropriety of this determination. Ministers, we
presume, axed on the remuneration which, in their
minds, was adequate to the responsibility of the
and the services attached to it. If, how-
ever, so many neutral Members joined the regu-
lar opponents of. Government, av to give them
even t his slight majority,. We are rather inclined
to think,especially when viewed in the light we
have above considered it, that the system of eco-
womy thus enforced, though perhaps carried
too far in the particular instance, must have
an irresistibbp effect in convincing the whole
population of the Empire, that there is nu
way in which their interests could be more faith-
fully consulted, than under the present practice of
their inestimable Constitution.

We remark from the' Lists publisired that there
,was no muster of Ministerial forte, in order to
curry the question. Several of the Cabinet Minis-
ters were absent

I DOVER, JUNE 17.—T1 e bt•ig Providence, Capt.
11F.N SON y from Havre-de • Grace, bound to London,

p+►t in here,• it blowing voy fresh; this vessel bag
a very large case on her deck, containing a Statue
of BUONAPARTE in white. marble ; it is about 13
feet high, and weighs upwards of seven to►►s; it
is consigned to the French Consul ill London, and
is said to be for the PaLNcE IthatiNT. The weight
of this case on the deck. is So great, that it was not
deetifett l►rodent for the vessel to go round the
Foreland until the weather became more moderate.
The number of persons who go over frmo hence
to the Continent is very great; at least three per-
SQIIS gis over for one that comes.