The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-12 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1853.

military service of the city is entrusted to that
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for the plains of Marengo.
The obelisk erected at Turin in commemoration
of the clergy having been deprived by the Consti-
tution of their ecclsiastical jurisdiction, was un-
covered a few days ago. It contains the names of
all the municipalities which contributed to its
erection.
A letter from Rome, of the 31st ult., states that,
in connexion with the recent plot, two boxes con-
taining ms have been seized in the house of a
druggist named Lefort, who has taken to flight ;
and that a priest named Raffael, two brothers
named Segnali, and an engineer named Rumiti,
have been arrested. In the residence of Rumiti,
it is added, a plan for the execution of the plot was
discovered.
The new regulations relative to the state of siege
in the Lombarde-Venetian kingdom are to come
into force from the Ist of October.
A letter from Naples, of the 28th ult., states
that 22 persons, amongst whom is the ex-inister
Ruggieri, have been condemned to death by de-
fault, for participation in the events of the 15th
May, 1848 ; and that 15 other accused have been
condemned to hard labour, and three others to
banishment for the same affair. Thirty others
vipre tried, but acquitted.

THE MEDITERRANEAN.

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SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steam-ship Sultan arrived this
morning (off intercolonial duties), from Smyrna,
Malta, and Gibraltar, bringing with her only two
passengers—viz., Captain Gardiner, son of the
governor of Gibraltar, and le Baron de Marchand.
In freight the Sultan had 366 bales sheep's wool,
22 ditto carpets, 59 chests of opium, 64 cases of
sponge, 56 bales skins, 3 cases gum, l9 drums
scammony, 3 tubs leeches, 2 cases otto of roses, and
2 ditto melons. Th• Sultan has also brought the
following fruit, which is the first received from
Smyrna this season :-943 bags black fruit, 273
barrels ditto, 336 cases of fruit, 24,732 drums and
boxes of ditto, 2,275 boxes sultanas, and 400 ditto
Malaga raisins. There were also 16 bales of silk
and 36 packages sundries.

The latest- dates brought by the Sultan are
Smyrna, Aug. 28; Malta, Aug. 31 ; Gibraltar,
Sept. 5.

At Smyrna there was lying a Sardinian frigate,
named Aurora ; Austrian ditto, Novara ; schooners
British Queen, of London, and Magnet, of Colches-
ter ; brig Launceston ; American barque Minosa,
of Boston. Her Majesty's steam-frigate Firebrand
arrived from Besika Bay on the 26th August, and
left on the following day for Jaffa and the ports of
Syria. _

-At Malta were her Majesty's ship Ceylon, and
the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship
Vectis.

The British screw steamer Balbec, Captain Mil-
ler, arrived out at Gibraltar from Liverpool on the
31st August, after a passage of six days. There
was some very heavy weather at Gibraltar on the
Ist inst. The peals of thunder which passed over
the rock are described as awful.
Her Majesty's steam troop-ships Simoom and
Cruizer were lying in the bay.

GIBRALTAR SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—Sept. I—The British schooner, Premier,
J. Pile, from Smyrna ; steamer Melita, J. Cook, from
Constantinople and Malta. 2—The schooner Excel, J.
Read, from Cette ; brigantine Majestic, J. Ormston,
from Oran. 3—The schooner Caledonia, W. Rippon,
from Venice ; schooner Mignon, H. Harvey, from
Liverpool.
Clearances.—August 31—The British barque Queen
of the Teign, J. Williams (acting), for Trieste ; brigan-
tine Seahorse, A. Granutich, for Mazagan ; schooner
Gallovidian, C. D. Murdock, for Messina ; brigantine
Eva, W. M'Credie, for Oran ; steamer Calpe, G. C.
Wakeham, for Liverpool. Sept. I—The barque Eme-
rald, J. Martin, for Cadiz. 2—The schooner Secret,
J. Davies, for Malta and Messina ; schooner Tremer,
J. Pile, for Plymouth ; schooner Lioness, T. Duff, for
Almeria.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw steam-
ship Douro arrived out at Gibraltar on the Ist instant,
being 44 days from Southampton.
The screw-steamer Rajah, Captain D. K. Mason, had
discharged her cargo of coals at Malta, and was to leave
for the Levant on the 31st ult.
The City of London, steam-ship, Captain Cargill, was
to leave Constantinople for Smyrna, Malta, and South-
ampton, on the 28th ult. She may be, therefore, looked
for in a few days.
The United States mail-steam-ship Washington ar-
rived this morning, en route from Bremen to New York.
She leaves on Wednesday next.

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