The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-21 00:00:00

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the haft India 'Company's ships Asia, IVati.en
Rastings, and Matchioness of Ely, outwahl•
bound, 'were in lat. 113. 20. S. long. 34. 45. W.
oh the lith May all well.

PORTSMOUTH, SUL Y 26.--Artifeti the De-
vaynes East Incllama from the Downs, and
sailed for Bengal.

FALMOUTH:MI6. Duke of
Kent packet %kith a MAU from Lisbon, in seven
Clays.--Wind N. N.W. •
HULL, AUG. 19.—=-Artived front Gi•enland the
London, MArrusws, 7 fish ; Andrew Marvel,
17 ditto ; Ellison, 5 fish; and the Manchester
with
,5 fish. The Egginton,. a Intl ship having

17 fish, is in the liumher, also two others,
names not known, and may be expected up this

tide.

SPANISH INSURGENT PRIVATEER.

EXTRACT OF. A' LETTER FROM Ur. H. READ, .ESQ.
CONSUL•GENERAL oP THE AZORES, 4ND AGENT
TO LLoYDIS, DATED ST. MICHAEL'S, JULY 12.

" 1 enclose you information relative to a Spa-
nish insurgent privateer from Buenos Ayres : she
has been out three months, and is in want of salt
provisions, but the master says he shall recruit his
stock front any vessel he may Meet. I therefore
presume it is his intention to cruize soma time

about these islands, and I tear will do much mis.
chief, as all Spanish vessels homeward•bound en-
deavour to make this island or St. Mary's, in order
to, take a fresh departure,"

INFORMATION RELATIVE To THE INSURGENT PRI-
VATEER SCHOONER CRUIZING OFF ST. MICHAEL'S.
t The Spanish insurgent privateer of Buenos
Ayres, called La Ilinlependencia, alias La Valente,

commanded by Don Miguel Ferreras, a Ragusan
by birth, sails by virtue of a commission signed
by Don Ignacio Alvarez, President of the Govern-
ment of Buenos Ayres, who has issued
commissions to a number of other vessels, three
of whom are gone to crttize oft the coast of Chin,
some off the coast of Spain and Portugal. On
the 271 h of Juue the said privateer, being about
ten leagues to the southward of St. Michael's,
captured the Spalish ship called the San Joze y
Animas, alias Vslvnte, commanded by Juan Bap.
lista Orosco, from La Guara, hound to. Port St.
Mary's, near Cadiz, with a cargo of cocoa, coffee,
hides,' and cotton, which the privateer has sent
for Buenos Ayres : she has eight'l2-pounder car.
nullities, iron, and one long brass 18-ponnder„
that traverses midships, with a complement of
..65
men most of the crew are seamen from the
United States ; there are also French, English,
Portuguese, Turks, and all other nations on board,
except Spaniards. She generally hoists American
colours until the has secured her prize, she then
shows Independent colours,which are blue,whitc,
and blue, striped horizontally.

W, HARDING READ, Consul• General,
St, Michael's, July G.

The Public Prints lately extracted ea article
from the Flemish Papers, expressive of the spleen
and rancour with which they generally abound
against this country, and affecting to throw rid 6
rule upon our manufactures. Among other things
it was observed, that we made shoes by steam en-
gines, in which no sewing was necessary, that one
turn of the machine cut the leather at once into
the rrtptired form, that another produced holes in
the sole, and that the third drove in the nails,
clenched them, and that the shoes were then com-
plete. It was added, 'that nothing was wanting
brit a fool to buy them. %%Nat will those Flemish
wags say when they hear, what we understand
is really a fact, that fact art has been recently dis.
Covered of making shoes without sewing or nails,
from a single 'piece of laths, forming, by one blow
upon a moult!, a perfect shoe, with sale and sipper-
leather ;ill of one pie( e as taken Irons the skits of
the beast, and -the currying effected after its for-
mation ! !

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived in
town, and transacted basinebs at his Office, in
Downing-street. In the evening his Lordship
left town for Coombe Wood.

Accounts were yesterday received that the Spa-
nish ship Sin Joze y Animas, alias Valente Orose,
from La Onayra to Port St. Mary's near Cadiz,
was taken the 27th of June off St. Michael's, by
the It dependencia Spanish Insurgent privateer, of
nine guns, and 65 men, out three months from
Buenos Ayres, to which port she sets her prize.
It is stated that several, other ornizers sailed from
Buenos Apes at the same time, anti three of thee►
for the coast of Chili.

It is not true that the St. John Baptiste, from
the Havannah to Cadiz, was taken by a patriot
vessel off Cadiz, as mentioned the other day :
that vessel, as well as two others in company (the
St. Antonia and Jupiter), escaped into Cadiz,
being attacked close to the port.
Private letters have been received from Bar-
badoes to the 15th July. They state, that the
Island was so perfectly tranquil that it was found
unnecessary to continue martial law. It had been
repealed for some days by the Proclamation .of
the tiovernor.-

A paragraph from Franfort mentions, that im-
portant negociations are spoken of between the
Courts of Munich, Stuttgard, Carlsrnbc, •ant!
Darmstadt, relative to the formation of a very
intimate alliance between them.

The New Congress of the United Provinces of
14a Plata, has nominated General Puygitgium.
Supreme Director of the Government of B=eaus
Ayres

ORIGINAL POETRY;

0.1
FORTITUDE.
.toitte'l 'Writ 'illy purple 'eleitd of kora*
k'air'itaitgliter of the day
-Ana let a thotisirod airy formi
Dow'thilh liaire thy way;
:And leethie plied Thunders roll,
slistonisled to eajli iidverse pole,
And tell thy might.), sway !

`Or eurliiig'rebtl(l ttiy ilokt ing feet,
let lure alairbe4lity riutt to meet !

The ardent Ilglitbitigslround thee flask,
Or rill) 'aniiiist thy bair';
'And fetteeti in thy fiery sasbr
Before thee ltueels Oespairi
'Thy firits Not ieits Opal the'cloit
Nntdie round thee casts tier shroud,,,
Cutnliusli of Ternfirst Air!
And froth the silken galoxy,
The stariVriseen'tend rays round thee!

'Cottle Sfsirit of the 'Clarli sublime !

UpOis the northern blastl
And wake the sleeping *hours of Time,
And cli4e the lazy past'.
Call Virtue frotu tier lonely cell,
Round Whkli the wares Of trial &Well'
Tv itrikt the (anti Aghast !
And stand subduing—unsubtlued
The guardian chief Of Solitude t

Lrt Coorag'briter his corselet OA;

And simunt his blazing cart
And scize on Unvo'c's thriine',

' leap into the war !
And lit the Knight who holds his lancei
De Can and hardy Temperance !
The iliright and Morning Stare
Whose richest draught is froiu the stream
Which sparkles in the matte be4tit !

,
Descend upon the mountain wow;
And iireice the shrinking grove
And melt before thee hilit of snow,

And 'vanquish Victor Lure !
And sst thy foot on Nature's neck,
And smile amid the shatteed wreck,
And lift thine eye above!
And send the sigh—and raise the pray'''.
And say of Hear'ii==" Repose is there

Or kneel UpOh the flinty rock',
Round which the oceans roar!
And let thine heart, which bears the shock,
Still lead the Soul on shore!
And let the Sorrows round thee kneel,
And weep to think thou ea►nst nut Fedi
And give their efforts o'er !
Or it struck down by Terror's blast,
Look up before the cloud has past.!
ANNA'.

PAS IIIoNA rILE ARRIVALS.

Lord Ellenborough, at his house in St. James's-square,
fitnn the Circuit ; the Marchioness of Exeter, at her house in
Privy Otttdens, from her seat, Langley, Kent ; Ocurge Po-
cock, Esq. M.P. at his house in Charles-street, Berkeley-
Square, from his lest, Hullwoud, Kent; Henry Hobhouse,
tiiq. at Holmes's Hotel, Parlianient.street, from lethal: Sir
William Parker, Dart, at Fenton's Hotek St. Jumes's-street.
from his seat in Suffolk; Captain Fitzgerald, at the St. Peters-
burgh Hotel, Dover-street, from Brussels; the DUNI) Am-
bassador, at his house, Whitehall-place, from his seat, Orange
Farm, Norfolk; the Marquis of Anglesea an twa of his sent,
yesterday, at his Lordship's house in Millington-street, front
Southampton; Lord Sondes, at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from his seat in Kent; Lady Louisa Cadogan, at Cook's
I idtel, Albemarle-street; from a tour; Captain Berkeley, at
the British Hotel, Jerrayn-striet, from his relit, High Wy-
comb; Captain Hughes, at the St. Petersburg!) Ilotel, Do-
•er stieet, from Brussels; Lord Castlereagh, at his house in
St. James's-square, from his seat, North Cray, Kent ; Lord
Hawke, from Paris; Earl of IVarwiek, from Hampthire.