The Sun. — 1826-02-07 (London, England)

PAST 1.  Since 1 o'clock, Colombian has dropped I per Cent., in consequence of a rumoured embarrasstnent in a South American Establishment.  Extract of a letter dated Guayaquil, Oct. 31 : —" 'lshe English steam-boat Zelicu, Captain Glans, on her passage from this to Chorrillos, met with a melancholy accident off Guarmay, . on the 10th of October. By a letter from one of the passengers, it appears that himself and four others were on shore, when to their great surprise they saw a tremendous explosion on board the vessel. Those on shore immediately went on board, when they learnt that a Mr. Metrovich, the owner of the vessel, had set fire to the magazine, with a cruel Intention -of destroying the lives of every one on board. When they reached the vessel, they found five of their fellow-passengers, the Captain, and Mr. Nletrovich, dead, one missing, and three wounded. The machinery of the vessel, it appears, was not injured, neither was the vessel making any water. As yet, nothing further has transpired that can lead to any cause for such a rash act on the part of the owner." Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Mexico, dated Dec. 14 :—" Sire have the honour tel inform you, that having waited on the Minister of Finance, with Ilia hlajesty's Consul-General, to apply for an early reinstating of the light-house in the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, we were informed that orders had been given for the purpose, and that in a few weeks an official communication would be made to us on the subject of General Lima, 'When the bombardment began, the whole of the excellent apparatus was taken down and preserved, so that it can immediately be refitted. The lights will consist, as before, of four revolving lamps. It is expected that in a few weeks the port of Alvarado will be wholly closed to foreign commerce." We have received a letter from a Spanish emigrant, supplying us with another trait of ferocity in the fanatics who now execate the vengeance of FittIDIN•ND on the unresisting victims of freedom, who, trusting to his gratitude for past services, remained under his despotism,— Colonel G u slava, now in London, has been informed by his afflicted family that his brother, a Lieutenant of Cavalry, leas been beheaded and quartered at Pampeluna, and that one of his quarters has been sent to, even, was the refitted be hung up in his native town of Olite. Such, etojetniaiiirenioni improved v ed exposed before cruelty of his executioners, that this mutilated relic of her son was ordered to be the house tool in the view of his mother. The family of Gurrea, to which this martyr of the distinguished itself in Constitution belonged, supporting the cause of Ferdinand during the war of independence. No less than seven of them, we are told, entered guerilla parties in Navarre. Some of them lost their lives in fightingthe French, and the for Ferdinand against rest have been murdered or dispersed in the war of freedom and constitutional .monarchy against the French and the absolute King.—( Times.) The present is the. seventh Session of the seventh Parliament SiOCa the Union with Ireland, the first Session of the present Parliament having been A pril 20, 100. Last night a petition was presented • to the House of Commons for leave to bring in a Bill to authorise the erection of is new Corn Market, or new Corn Exchange. • HoOttsnelt was referred to a Corn• ruittee abuse stairs. according to exar Appeals in the 0 f 'Thursday 1.,0 r(is killt/ie state of the istiug arrangements. It was mentioned yesterday, as probable, from Lem) CHANCELLOR'S health, that his Lordship would be able to resume the performance of his -,judicial ditties On Vittrsday,