The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-10 00:00:00

JUNE BTII.

For Mr. CANNtNr S5O
For Mr. LEYLAND

Majority in favour of Mr. CMININCI.. ISO

We trust the attempt to keep the poll open wilt
hot be renewed this day, but we have beaftr that
the Faction think thry may be alite to keep the
'disorders alive two day% longer.

The Eclipse of the Moon., Which took place
last night, was very visible in the Metropolis
from ha,lf•pas't eleven o'clock, when tl►e east.side
of that Luminary began to enter the Earth's
ehadow, till balf-past two, when the Phenomenon
ended.

The Madrid Gazette contains an order for ar-
'resting all persons entering the kingdom by the
Pyrennetin frontiers, who have not regular pass.
ports.

Accounts from Boston mention, that private in.-
dividuals of that country are fitting out an expe-
dition to aid and succour the Independent patty
in Chili. .

A Gentleman arrived on Saturday at Lard
CASTLEREAGH'S Office with dispatches from Anie-
`rice. lie was the bearer, we understand, of the
0'164 copy of the American Tare
Yesterday evening her MAJESTY and the Prin-
cesses ELIZAB,ETH and AIARY, atter partaking of
an early dinner; left the Palace for Windsor,
• The Duke of YOIIK visited the PRINCE REGENT
yesterday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and E..; aunt MUNSTER
ihad audiences of the PRINCE REGENT yestetday.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the
Omen's Palace, by the Chaplain In %Veiling.
Yesterday Divine Set vice was performed at
Carlton-house, by the Rev. F. %V. BLOMBERG and
'the Rev. J. S. CLARKE.

Yesterday LOH CABTLEREAOU gave a grand
'llir•ner to the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers
tit his house in St. Jarnees-square
The Earl of STAscroaD is seriously indisposed,
'M hotise in Charlett;strect, Berkeley-square.
The trial of DlDllia was to commence on Thurs.
'day last at Grenoble. The operation of Martial
Law has been suspended in the department of the
here, where the most perfect tranquillity, it is
'said, prevails.

The trial of General BONNORE, Ex-COMlnalld-
Silt of Conde, and accused of the murder of Col.
GORDON, came on on Wednesday last. It is sup•
posed the trial will last four days.
Private letters from France state, that M. Az
'Gazes was the other day at the Odeon, when a
Slew play was acted, in which one at the charac-
ters happens to lathent that there are people
about the King (lizNat HI.) who hindered hie
troth knowing the tint!): No sooner was this re-
uark uttered than it was followed by a loud and
rem-ral shout of applause, with so marked an ap-
plication of the censure to the Minister of Police,
that be shortly afterward left the Theatre. We
the other day noticed a jeu d'esprit in the shape
of an anticipation of the Journal de Paris of 1840.,
lt has been remarked by the Parisian critics as
some indication of the sentiments of the writer,
that he not only does not introduce one syllable
of compliment to any existing branch of the
Royal Family, except the King; but speaks of
the young Duke of Ram, thereby intimating
that the present Duke is to be supposed dead at
that period. On the other hand, he alludes to
SUCHET, the diabolical author of the massacre of
Tarragona, and one of the foremost Of the rebels
of 1815, as living, and in high favonr AS Court
• It is said that of our cotmtrytoen are in
state of surreillance at Diappe, it) consequence of
having neglected to provide themselves with pass-
ports. ,

A letter of the 14th tilt. from Naples, roma),
ideates the following information
Govern-
ment has laid on from this day a tax of 10 per
cent. nt the amount Of all dtitics ; so that com-
merce must languish here more than ever. Our
exchange is falling daily, nor are hills procurable
at the quoted price of 40d; per ducat. The plague
at Corfu is diminishing daily.
.and at Nnja very
few have died in the last month."

The report of a second mutiny among the troops
at Nassau proves to have been unfounded.
The remainder of the Portuguese troops sent
from Lisbon under a convoy,, to the number nf
stbnat 3500, arrived in Rio Janeiro at the latter
end of March. Tile Portugnese hare now con-
veyed to the new world about 10,000 of the troops,
which, under British Officers, so much di,tin-
guisheil themselves in the Peninsular war.

The Icint.;OfliAVAßlA has, it is said, ordered
bis army to be increased to 100,000 men.
Sixty-seven Sugar Estates, says a Morning
Paper, have been completely destroyed and burHt
at Barbadoes, and' about 2000 of the negroes, &c.
Itiltel ; hut as they made little or no resistance to
the troops, the loss of the lattey has been only two
pr three men. The insargents are not,composed
"fnegroes Only ; a white man was to be executed
on the 24th of April.
Frnelt shillings and sixpences pass in Brighton
fur Oilly'10(1. and sd. At the Post-Office they are
refused.

BLACXHRATH PEDEISTRIAN.—EATOW, (big morn,
ings a few minutes after 9 o'clock, completed his
05di uhle ; he wits in the course of yesterday 'Pi*
bit" 11 several Sporting Gentleman.

onicINAL

'TO MRS. SIMONS',
rat Demi,.lure from the Stall.

BVJOHR TAYLOR, ESQ.

Ah ! sa soon retire—:.
The Glory of the Stage—
Vessessing still the vivid fire
That warned thy earlier age?

,Still matcblesi is thy 'scenic skill',
Still beauteous is thy face,
Why torm majestic, action still
All dignity and grace.

Yf past is the meridian hour,
Yet biight is ttiy decline ;
As ['limners when, With 'softer Dow'r;
His beanis shine.

Then aid What %mitt well design%
Iler bounties to requite,
Who failthin'd thurth, form and mind
• To give the world delight.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURM.

ARRIGVALS.

The Earl of Belfast, at the St. James's Rotel ; CaPtaiii
Mead., 13th Light D►agoons, at ditto; the Prince Dolgorouky,
at the Clarendon Hotel; Captain Wise, at Fenton'! Hefei;
Robert Law, Esq. at the St. Peteraburgli Hotel ; Captain•
Cary, at ditto ; Mr. and Lady Anne Digby, in Montague•
-square.