The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-01 00:00:00

BOSTON, Atio.,so.

INcBEDIBLE.—Frorn the •Valtimore redq.al
Gazette.---BANKS.---The decision mmle hy.the t.,on-
vention 'Of Deputies of the Banks of New York-,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, lately•assembled in
l'hiLviriphil, that they would recommend to the
b.inlis-ot their .respective cities to fix on the first
Nlninlay in July next for the general and simidta-
nenus resumption of spee;e payments, was com-
municated to the Secretary nt the Treasuryl4 a
Committee who waited on him for that purpose..
'0
-hough the day fixed- is not so curly ;Is the Sc-
i,t,etary had contemplatCli, we have the satisfaction
learn, that he. is disposed to aequieSee.itt the
ptoßosed rangement ,if adopted by all the banks,
as tve•have no doubt it will be be.

file searching by the British ar our vessels
on! the Lakes ought to .be resisted ; and with
notice at this determination should be sent a pro-,
atisitiou for a mutual restoration at deserters, as
far os it is practicable.. A .new British commander
is coming out for the Lakes ; with him we hope
the whole of this- busines will be amicably twang-
ed. it is folly for the British to expect to And
their deserters on board Our Lake vessels, wlteu
the land is within a few rods, to Which they can
[Front the Montreal Ilevtld of Aug. 17.]

' On -Thursday last a gentleman arrived in this
`city from Sault Ste Marie, with very disagreeable
reports horn the Redi Hirer Settlement; of which.
so much has been said and 'writteu-for a while
past, It is said, that a dispute had arisetv be-
tween the Indians and sonic of the Hudson's Bay
CoMpany's Officeri, about an escort of provi-
sions ; that the parties came to blows, Hod 'that,
in the contest', 21 of:the Hiuisont4 'Bay peOple
were killed; including the:Governor, Mr. Semple.,
At this melancholy report is given variously,
we forbear saying flity thing, farther on the subt,
ect, :until we get intelligence-in an unquestiona-
le Shape anti from a pure source. l'her&it also
another glOot»y report, tif a party 'of:Hudson's
Buy traders, 20 in, munber,. having'gone last
winter to Aratheyascow Lake, when 17:01 them,
it is said, perished .for want of, provisions:- the
other three weie saved by getting to, one,of: the
posts of the North-West Company. It is reported
' too, that Mr. Dmitan Cameron, one of the North-
West Company's avents, has been matte a prinxix,q.
by one of 'the Hoirstio's Buy Company
and carried to York factory. Suchr'are the disa,-
greeable rumours now in circulation.
A letter, dated ,New Orleans, July 23, states,
that a beet otirsairolarined zesset., belonging
to the SpirtotAt revOlottOttkis", were off the Bati-ze,
destined, as cpjis supposed, against. Peosacok

A 'Carthagenian privateer, whlLit hid been
cruizing iu t lie Salt itock Passage, lout captured
several Spanish vessels, and among others a
packet front St, John:s (Puerto Rico); bound to
St. Thomas's ; 1500 &Altus we, t: douitilded I,y
the Captain for the ransom ot each of the Spanish
passengers.
'We understand that Joseph Boooaparte, for-
merly King of Spain, has purr:based the .scat of
Stephen Sayre, 1.?.q. called Point Breeze, near
liordenton, and about six mites from this city
and that he intends making it his future resigcuctt,
(Trenton Paper,)
• (Flom the Commercial itugust

NEW ORLEANS, Aua. 10.-6-It is now ascer-
tained, by the betwortet Pos lientearres, just ar-
tived hr Barratari% frinkt Boqui-lia tie Piedra, that
the ConaresS ti:e Patriots there hatl,been
per;etr TeAn thal- a most. ticstmetive
anarchy had broken out aniongtit the leodert anti

1i3C.11.14 %it \
- •-
qtrence of which .no kind of Government or A rtuv..
existed in, that quarter to support the cause,O‘f..,
Independence. Epitasia„ who commanded a divi
sion of
.Patriots on the road to iiiluxico, went over
with them all to
,the Royal army, which appears
to have sunk the Partisans in, those Provinces in
the greatest despondencY. • •
Under these gloomy circumstances they
liavc
no money. at their disposal,, and all the lines'E4
communication are in possession of the Royalists
As au instance of ther distresSed condition 1 have
way to tell you chat the Mexican Athbalskolotin
this city was lately expelkd from thehouse where
he lodged, on account of his being destitute of the
means to discharge his bill, and his dependents
have gone to different plaCes in the United States,
with the obiect, of raising moncy by, deceiving
people by false reports, Hs well 44 with flattering
promises, and engagements which they can never
realize. -
Some merchants here have advanced, the agents
of the Patriots a cargo of ammunition and oilier
warlike stores, to the amount of 70,000 dollarS';
and from last, September. to the,present day.it has
been utterly impossible for them to obtain one
cent. in payment, though they have sent eight
vessels, at different periods, to Boquilla de Medi,:
for .this, express purpose, To the above I ninst
add, as a fact, that in the beginning of this month
an expedition set nut from Vera Cruz for lioquilla
do Piedra, and there was no doubt that plOce would
be taken, and the Patriots entirely defeated and
exterminated.

SOUTH AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

(From North American Papers.)

NEW TOllls.,_Auo. 48.

We hare seen a manifesto from the Directory
of notnos-Ayres,' announcing the installation of
the 'National Congress oaf the provinces of Rio de
la Plata, Bie. in tbe city of Tucuwan, on the
of April. This grand and portentous, event has
been (Ailed by the good understanding which now
prevails betlitieu the Govetimittits of Buenos-Ayres
and Monte,Viao. Therepubi icitn armies have made,
great progress in Perm; The Royalist Governor of
has ;put under:arrest lathe eapital all the prin-
cipal Inhabitants of that part of the country
which is still undvir his ebtlitiiiitd.-, is .prolii-
bited to them Aohandle any :arms, eten •a
The slightest disobedience is.panished With dizathil
Without regard to age or sex:: But the gepublican
Generals-of Chili and 13uends-Ayres are at Abe,
head of powerful armies} exasperated against
their bloody tyrants., Now that the best barmony
prevails amongst the Republican Governnientsof
that part of South America; the' must brillinti
results for the cause of freedom will l?e the ey.n
sequence.
it has been-reported : that a Portugiese force
intended an invasion of Buenos-Ayres, by- Tinkle
of a Treaty with Ferdinand- of Spain. .The Re-
publican 'Gen. Artigas 13 waiting for themon the
frontiers 'with 30,000 men. MI the popidation
are under 01113ieven:women. V'e are positively in-
formed, that there are whole 'companies of women,
furious and enthusiastic, who have volunteered on
the occasion. The invaders may become the
invaded.. •

(FL cm the Chardevtoillifitrglan retel red.)
FROM HAVANN AIL

The three Spanish vessels of war, with several
transpbrts, &c. which sailed from ilevantiab un
the 28th" of July, with Gen.• Apodaca, the new
Vice-King of Mexico, on board, returned to that
port on the 14th inst. The reasons assigned for,
this unexpected' return to port were vatiow
sotne assigned as the cause, that the fleet was short
uF water'; :others, that one of the brigs of war
was found to be unseaworthy, anti that they put
lalch bit
ab ; and others agaiti were so
cha
lelieve the fleet had put back
1)n on flint
l accountas
to
iu
eonsegnence of information :that the Patriot
privateers had concentrated near Campeachy,with
a view of' giving battle to the Royal fleet, and
capturing the • Vice-King. One thing,-bowever,
is certain, anti that is, that the fleet had put back,.
but from what cause is not exactly known.