The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-29 00:00:00

ee'ns+7cluencer• This question has, in fact, been agitated bithe
Maritime Powers on former occasions, and was solved ' ,'1.61
manner
tnei ie evilsrconfo of Rasrmable antoetvhiate principles
a lriics fariple asos ibfphousstnainei.t
have Y
, Whittll
s, a-t tile
The question at present is this :—" Shall the masim to ,
ie. fle.g covers the rchandize he considered valid in the Pres°
4\tn
war between the ' eks aniVie Turks ?" '. powers'
,;n his system was ortnerly ,4'nu, dby mostNtVf the ,I,
:„„n sr
liki;kirikeit special convNiv During,the4,sler'--,,,,0
it solemnly laid down by Flance", Spa , and llollilfd, an'
3i
the basis of tha armed neutrality, of which Catherine Il• 17,
at the head. All the Powers of the North, and even Attst.ri:
andE Prussia, recognized this principle, and at the Pine tisan;,
,ngland alone supported the contrary system, that is t°
to,
that one of the belligerent powers has the right to seize. nil P
perty belonging to its enemy, no matter under what t 344
the
be embarked. England maintained this system atiring; dte,
wars of the French Revolution, but of late years, wl'e° *toy
lonies, It seems to have allowed the opposite
amed its neutrality in the contest between Spain and it . '5
because in the latter instance it was a neutral, and before A bet.
ligerent power, so that it has changed according to the sitittiti°ll
in which it was placed. that
At present the Greeks positively refuse to acknowledge
foe
the flag covers the cargo, and this is the principal enoe ° of
disputes between the Captains of Austrian vessels, and hoof
the Greeks, which infest the Archipelago. These lasta,ha:isit
sometime seized upon all Austrian vessels which have lu. 4
property on board, and those ships are condemned 11 the 10,
at Napoli di Romania. It is the interest of the Austrian
bo
vernment not to allow the validity of a doctrine which it
Ile,
reprobated for fifty years. It is understood that fresh I°lol
tions have been sent to the Commander of the Austrian ova
force in the Levant to enforce the observance of theseOr foe,
adopted by the Court of Vienna, and in case the Wee re.to
to comply, to adopt further measures against theM• 13at,fllo
principle, this
likewise asserted that orders have been given for all Aas"t.,
vessels to abstain from conveying troops or warlike star
eon,
the Turks or for the Greeks, because this would be erlWaticat
trary to neutrality. The effect of these orders in the '
remains to he seen. °c T. 16'
VIEXICI, icboll

,IL
Last night an express from Munich brought the ll'el°,,c'fo
wildfire through the city, and every body
likenews of the death of his Majesty the King of Bavaria '1 tot
interest. in a loss which so nearly affects the R03'3111'11;4
King Maximilian, during his repeated visits to this citL' 01
made himself generally beloved, and hence every hodi ig aOl
made
at a loss which all Germany will lament.--011/1" 1
takes the greilte

Ztiiung, Oct. 21)
A periodicallately apPeare
work
has
lately
a 0
„teal'
Franco, under the title of the Bulletin rffir— ge,
which promises to become most extensively °co,
ful to the interests of science and the atly„3:roo
mwFoenrictso,fpletiabrititsihnego. It is the invention of v 1,0
Ea ussA c, and consists of selections from I.waiol
then four hundred and twenty other Peril)/ the
mot; n
aatceqd
u. i
riein:lcn
et , in the
nt
tliil
se
ndeli
oat fsreeyr e ntatoeqnzireaprratr pingelyi elt ohsborgi:
globe. The object is to condense and h,oefoi
ther all the new discoveries and all the ;aria
learning that the united talents of the Gssf
can elicit, so as to make them nwre dor
extensively beneficial such a work tvilitbo#o
and herr valuable it is, not only to
06 it
whose love of literature leads them to Puritio so
for their own pleasure, but to those also w. -frogi
authors or inventors derive their sustemoce foto
the cultivation of their talents, an t° do ea
rate therefore,must be
ee
ao obtaining
object
of
ff informationimports atocslB
to
We have now before us the report h'ar(ici bf
the Royal Institute of France upon thig "'Yeas.
the Baron DUPIN, in which it is character' oto
calculated to effect the most extensive motor evi
mankind, whether regarded as a Pro al storP
learning, or as likely to increase the ;ever serf
of happiness in the world.—" Scatterhtge fag'
where the seeds of peace and prosPeritY'uoife!i
the report, reception should he st rigot
sal, even in those countries where them 4 Ise
censorship prohibits what is unknown tied d
the forbidden fruit should be cone° ,01;0.,
con.
toeeue
der some specious garb, by the
dealers in thought. It is a work ashuselotoo he
Statesman, who is anxious to appif ere °,'",
means of comfort and instruction disc°, .010 I";
Fir!
_rti o
practised abroad ;—to all public and
stitutions demancling assistance, io tbe tirsiir
f Ole- Or
sciences ;—to every establishment 0.
.g ond, ti,
struction ;—to every great library ~, pojcv
means of its division into Sections, it ig er t
, ~, folio r,O
Early useful to individuals who wisn iscica.
progress of that branch of the arts to'd
to which they are devoted." 1.,„r of iv, or
It is interesting to know the nail' a for•rti
furnished by each nation, as they P*ll/b the tio,
scale to estimate the activity with chic lit ate
and sciences are cultivated in
differe ...-
• at hIB .s 3
-
We, therefore, subjoin the following ti 9
Praricc • 3t)
- - - 54

- 30
- 19

A,in Switzerland,Englandauavnsatl
rbriail.
al r g
il , -
Pro Asia -
Saxony
Italy -
Denmark
Netherlands : .
North America - ' • •14
- • 14
Russia - -- 0
_
Wurtembcrg, Baden, and Frankfort •11
Sweden • e
li
anicitin, .
•
- 5
East Indies -
Spain • /
it)
- 4...
tinned, Great
from the B
fairs, in Downing-FAreet Total 3
rife
. ---rsge""•••—• gr, fo
gandh:lnieelsase 1:
nerer, . ~ P.
Mr. `FARING, the liing'i Megge Toreig' Jo'
at the Secretary of State's Office {or ill3itl.
, yesternalrlatigoo,ro de
_ The letters brouri:lilstil yAenistbeBrds'alYdc)frrs:e ‘l,llicti:rl
Janeiro by the Brazil packet are c'' py sea the
August,t date 0
ah•
and are not so recent 10 sioce lord
days as those received sorne titoet..oo, Pero
.way of Guernsey• The letters._'_i_ od rep,
buco are dated the il.th Septetioe'lltr.ro
to of 'l.
sent that province to he in a state
,v,:cti sail..tos%
tress, from the excessive drought :;e're perveropi
generally, it was supposed, s'imu:tirof at : to 00
ing da i l y Gfrroeiant
the
emwbaetrist 0
off cattle
water, 01;tlatebsetr:toie j:
Business, from this cause, was
.°1
_we der west'
From 'Bahia, the letters, whico:`sf sof i 0
sth September, Contaill no new u