The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-03 00:00:00

NEW YORK, JULY 4.

BoAnn or HEALTH, JULY 3.—Upon reading a Communi,
cation from Middletown, Connecticut, of the Ist inst.

Resolved, That it be recommended to the Healtl► Commis`
sioners, to'order all tessels arriving from Middletown to pro-
ceed to the quarantine► and there be subject to the direc-
tions of the Health Officer.

LATE FROM PANAMA.—Captain KING arrived at Baltimore,
from Charges, was at Panama on the t2th of May; at whicp
time the United States' frigate Macedonian was daily er'
pected from San Bias, with a large sum of money. No no vs
front the Pacific Ocean since the taking of Valdivia liy Lord
COCHRANE, and the_blockade cat Guayaquit,,by the.C4ietiluc3)

a Chilian 22 gun ship.
CUHACOA, MAY 29 -6—The schooner Tiro Sisters, arrived on.
Tuesday from Carthagena, last from St. Martha. No at-
tempt had been madeUpou it by the Patriots ; all was tranqui
at Carthagena, 'hut the Governor anticipating an attack fro"''
the'lnd4endents, who are said lately to have gained some ad"
vantages at no great diifance from the City, the Conuocrte"
of Carthagena was nearly at'a stand ; the Constitution li3d'
not been proclaimed in Catracas.
[Extract of a Letter front St. Thomas's, June 6:1 '
Our market continues very dull; flour goes off slowly at
tire dollars; a plentiful supply itt store. The Patriot pi
teers ate very numerous; they recently made some valuable
captures.

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Accounts from BoLWAR state that he had 'been very pros.
perous in all his plans. Admiral DuldN, with his squadrolif
is reported W... be bound on a new expedition.

We lately contradicted,. upon what we deal
sufficient authority, the.rumours that negociations
are carrying on in order to avoid a Public Tci3l
of her MAJESTY. These rumours still, it seero/
prevail; but we .can positively affirm that thil
have no foundation, so far-as Government JOY
be supposed to originate or give- countenance.
to such proceedings.—We have maintained, froo
the commencement of this melancholy subject,
that it was impossible for Ministers to avoid as'
seating to the open • and resolute demand O.
public Arial'on the part 9f TUE Qt:EEN.. If avY
private efforts are making by any persons of CO'f
sequence in the_Country, we cannot but. adirlire
their motives, because whatever may be the iso
of the trial; it must be productive of disturbance
to . the Country. Happy- should we be if ail
mode could be devised that could avert an

quiry so pregnant with mischievous consequence"
for though we conceive a trial. to be inevitable'
yet we are anions that it should if possible be
averted. The 'security of Government, the safety
of. the State,. and the tranquillity of the Peel'le'
are essentially concerned in this unfortunate 111.1.
siness ; but as the abstract rigour of Law at'l
Justice are not necessarily involved iii those Vita'l
considerations,' the Nation would derive greater
advantage from a suspension than a perseverance
in the impending proceedings. Still, honerth
we conceive that it is' not possible for them tat'''
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'avoided.--Government cannot recede, and the
ill-Advisers of THE QUEEN induce her to add:
.such language as renders • retreat on her pa'
equally impracticable. .We have inserted an ar
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ticle on this subject, among our Daily Etract
from the London Journals, from 71w Erl' a
Press of this day; which we regret to see .it'
paper that we have long considered as the °-15
legitimate opposition' Paper in the Nietropoi`
oft
It accuses those Public Prints which SuPP
the' Monarchy;'arid which it pleases to St) le
" Treasury Journals," of displaying a —Lif
corons hostility towards her M.tsrsTv•
it includes' THE_ SUN among , the number ot
those'stigmatized Journals, we may truly say
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we have never attacked her
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may have expressed our regret that she listens
weak and evil Connsellors and is 11°
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dignified, to thlaw herself ia
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shoats and ribaldry. She.has many frietli-i'Y
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we rejoice to see that ti
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credit for innocence in. the minds of our A 4
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men-, but the 'more rational portion of those 4.-eti"
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must. wish to see her more reserved and gua"
in her deportment. We have never utter
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syllable presuming guilt Or prejudging tan itt' I
and:we shall as. cordially celebrate her ace
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as any who now surround her with flattery/
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induce her to expose herself to. the vulgar ipc
of a seditious multitude.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of CJ-of
is again in a state to gratify the hoPes -
nation. • a the
The Duchess of CLIIiF,NCE aCCOMPanie opcit
Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR yesterday ill 111 t 1
carriage, to view the Tovver Lou
Mint, Sze. 00
Tile Duke•of Ydrtti'returned to 'l4°ll(l°°.
Tuesday evening from Oatlands.