The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-28 00:00:00

SMYRNA.

(From the Journal de Smyrne of Sept. 8.)
His Excellency Dade Ag(, Liovernor
of Smyrna, leave!
this day for Constantinople (by virtue of permission
privatewhicn
ha has received from the Government), to settle some ,
bu-iness which requires his presence in the capita/. It is hope':
that the absence of this functionary, whose wise and paters
>1
administration is appreciated more and more by the
of Smyrna, will be but of short duration. the
His Highnees the Capitan Pasha quitted on Thursdai d
Isles of Ourlac to continue his voyage to Tchesme ene
Chio. All the time he remained in that harbour the °got
verest discipline was enforced among the sailors, vibe st
thing previously unknown) have not given the slight',
ground of complaint to the inhabitants. On the contrare;
wherever they went they were welcomed. Their Pre The
has greatly assisted the retail commerce of the tove.n. no
Capitan Pasha has been especially the object of the
marked attention on the part of the inhabitants of 't,leri„e,
vlrons. The Archbishop of Ephesus, who was at 3-'11",,-or
populatioti
to celebrate the fete "of the Virgin, which attracts ever,' 'the
a great concourse of people, received his Highness yet,
head of all his clergy, and, at the departure of the ith
hastened to express once more the profound gratitude 'or
which all the inhabitants of the country were penetrated the
the exemplary manner in which the numerous crews c'f .s.
vessels composing his squadron had conducted therusels%s
The anniversary of the Coronation of his Highness hae,bee'ie
celebrated at Ourlac with great solemnity by the (''read
Church. The Archbishop caused public prayers to be I:,e ,s,
for the prosperity of the empire, the prolongation of the ualc,
of the Suttee and of the Capitan Pasha. It is pleasing se
observe the increasing sympathy between the two racestt.ich
different in manners and opinion. The fanaticism wnoets
had so long separated them has given place to sentiri`
me Then harmony with the progress of civilization.
Ottoman frigate Ghican arrived from Ourlac on the
6thA , to remain stationed in our roads. i• t ng
part of the squadron of Sir Robert Stopford, cons°
e'
of the Asia, Pembroke, .Rodney, and Minden, and the Bell
rophon frigate, arrived on Tuesday at the Isles of Ourlac'
been
Princess Charlotte, bearing the flag of the Admiral, ling
seen, it is said, near Tenetos, with the brig Wasp. „hie
Accounts from Aidin state, that his Excellency .17_0
Pasha arrived at that town on Monday afternoon, at ad,
o'clock. The troops of the line, with the band at their h
met him and escorted him. His entry was announced bit il
oe
merous salvors of artillery from the Castle. The pop die.
of the town and neighbourhood thronged his passage, and tin,
played their satisfaction in the most expressive manner. a
mediately after his arrival at Aidin, his Excellency gaVe,...
proof of the firmness and justice which characterize all °-
acts. Having learned that two or three village Agas were
leagued Is ith several individuals, to whom they gave such 'a:
cilities for the purchase of fruit, that it might almost be ennsd..
tiered a monopoly, did not delay punishing- the offeindertsa in
publicly declared that the greatest liberty should "
transactions between the buyers and sellers of fruit. ,
The English Government steamer Rhadamanthus,b"),lll:l
ing to the fleet of Admiral Sir R. Stopford, has arriveues
the Dardanelles. As soon as she had anchored an elnPrii;
was sent off to Constantinople, with despatches for the E
Ambassador. It appears that the Rhadamanthas will will'
Vac Dardanelles for the answer of Lord Ponsonbye
Bell's Life in London of Sunday, Sept. 3-n will
' park
contain the most correct particulars of the Heaton. 00 of
Races, with engravings of the two Cups. Thep üblinallfutuse
the country edition of Bell's Life in London will in which
commence on Saturday noon, at twelve o'clock, bY 'clock
arrangement the Papers can be forwarded by the twn °a
id.
trains, and delivered in Birmingham the same *vocl'
Bell's Life in London of Sunday, Sept. 16, with the e.
••ocl
ing of the splendid Doncaster Cup, alsporitcheeof Paperßelrn: t..l3orret
ab;
hwithdatth ethpeoertffiraeiet,ofl7thoe, wsitnrnaieird.of
Thethe St. Leger. May 1,4
London is only Fivepence, and is now the largest
printed in London.
.ss yak
Mr. --, an attorney, residing in -1-'e after is
being requested to appear as nominal plaintiff in a ine tioac:
which he among others was interested, owing to g 0 himself,
countable absence of mind brought the action against aelleu
and never discovered his mistake till after he had Comaertolly
himself to pay damages, issue execution against, andAtneriea°
incarcerated himself, for not paying his own costs.--•
Paper.
occursellee
•
The following cruel and inexplicable
took place a few days ago in the Passage de la Trinite-,. three
child of a brushmaker in the passage, a little abol.m4e 10
folio .1 is
years old, after playing about for some time, returnerVoubeing
tears, complaining of a violent pain in the stomach. ',het She
questioned as to the cause, she informed her mother tacos'',
cchonilvduhlsaiodnssc,aarnc
had been noticed and caressed by a well-dressed gen lb°
who in the end gave her a cake and then hurried awePoslent'
sttne eln
the lid...
of the child it was found to contain a quantity of °
and died
finishede
d i
n two her
hours.sto r wheno hespheee into _Job
arsenic.— Galignani's Messenger. ,stree6
An inquest was held on Wednesday in Coll isaeat:
on the body of a man named Carter, aged 34, Intl :ttieiclebni
of St. Clement Dane's workhouse, who committeil been see
throwing himself out of a window. Deceased had et Olt;
trc _4l
to the workhouse a few days before, from Bow-
lie el'
being then in a state of deplorable destitution. 4, e.
was a gardener, and a native of Durham. Verdict--
porary insanity."
Corti t
T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, 8:c" 47' thorilbitit
London( Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street), inforraagicS,, 'foe
that he offers DESSERT FRUIT KNIVES and ,at nas
plain ivory handles, silver ferrules plated on steels la
,esto Gain
Guineas per dozen pair, or with solid silver blades, 11;
and a Half per dozen pair. axles po
N. B. Carved ivory handles at 13s. 6d. extra per
BIRTHS. burl'Kosre'
On the 27th inst., in Great Russell-street, Blows of
Mrs. William Jones, of a son. et S 13°'
On the 22d iust., Mrs. F. H. Pratt, of Princes-stye
a daughter.
pais,
MARRIED. Euibasstehter
On the 22d inst., at the Chapel of the British cod a
Mr. William Shade, of Havre, to Maria Elizabeth, se late of
of Mr. Finnis, of Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square.la met
On the 25th inst., at Slaugham, Emilius Clayt°n!otl (Wi g
the Scots Fusilier Guards, to Eliza Elizabeth,cses
of William Haslewood, Esq., of Slaugham Park, `,,,ut INelurraliiter of
On the 25th inst., at Slaugham, Charles Knitg" eit daag
of Tv ickenham, barrister-at-law, to Maria, Tou,.ng,,. Alcor
William Haslewood, Esq., of Slaugham Park, Su'lve-bone,
On the 25th inst., at Trinity Church, halllac7 pores% pg.)
der Hall Hall, Esq., eldest son of David , Fa, tiaake,
Esq., to Caroline, youngest daughter of Thom
k
also of Fortland-place.
On the 26th hist., at Trinity Church,
Sharp, Esq., of Shottesbrook, to Mary Ann, dau6
John Bradly, Esq., of Banksile.
rhaelotte
IE D. —ore,
Snuth_by rtaerr- f the late
On the 12th inst., in Mount-street, Grosvenor-,1 olio!
Ann Broome, widow of Ralph Broome, Esq.
of Aug's!' Dom'
At Roseau, in the West Indies, on the sth oe'lites of
John Longley, R. A. , Lieutenant-Governor of the sor'
nice. Janice
On the 22d inst., Mary, wife of Mr. Henryrnen,
geon, of Peckham. 15 months,
On the 23d inst., at Pitchcott Rectory, aged
infant daughter of the Rev. W. Money. t
of
On the 23d inst., at Norton Lees, near eSn767,
,_s pep
hours' severe illness, William Brittain, Esq.,ag 00V
At Woodbridge, near Guildford, aged 76, J3"'
T.O(3M . the fl 7th inst.,
the itef.
lat .P. or that borough o
''d Ilopkinse
At Demerara, on the 29th of July, Thai
.se.
Plantations Bachelor's Adventure and Enterpri
_id _OO
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