The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

Council is also to receive all public inscriptions.
and booksellers are to procure, within a month's All Prilltet:
a li
to continue their business, and annually to deliver in
the prohibited honks which they have in their 13°W°.
Prohibited books are to be delivered to the public libraries,:
inspectors of which are to have a part of the flesri Ito
posed on the transgressors of tile law. Nedull
presses will be allowed. On the lUtli appearad a
declaring the election of M. AVilliarn Vet to the bi'!'°,Pt;
rick of Utrecht to be null and void.' The admirable Latirithi s
of the Bull, which is the work of Monsignor Tes',,,
Latin Sec,retary, is much admired. The Prince of bit
has sold to the Apostolic Chamber the beautiful
of Farnese, for one hundred and twenty thousand crovin%a
It is the hereditary estate of the celebrated Farnese family, ts
I formed an almost independent principality; the inh3sit:tit
paid no taxes or imposts. The chief produce is tobaslLuati
00
which it carries on an extensive contraband trade, itst,
on the frontiers of Tuscany, near Canino and the Lake 13°.,
st
sano, being very favourable for that purpose. This Pere`9.:iiii
time, licensee
as advantageous to the Government, for the facility it
the late
afford for the suppression of smuggling, as to erical
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prietort whose fortune had suffered very severely by P°
events. The new Discount Bank, which is to discoar,ct at
per cent., will be opened on the 28th of November.
Corsini, Prince Poniatowski, and other rich persons, 11511
advanced the funds. Count Giraud is director. The .1151,
have been again put in possession of the Borronecenn
near Monte Citorio. By this measure above 30 families so'
resided in it, have been forced to seek another abode. a to
A canal to join to Mediterranean and the Adriatic, all
pass under the walls of Rome, is said to bo in contemPl36*

The following is an extract of a
•
;otter facer'
received yesterday :—" The,-000
coast ofr thisa colonyu continues toe suffer much from t"e !
pre
drought. We have lately, however, had some showers. to.
W sident ray is very ill, which' retards the business in ally
r 4
c°
Several others are in the same situation, and generallDe
rara must be stated rather sickly, but not seriously 0. f ore
The following is an extract of a letter Lore
be confined to vessels under patriot flagsg, and the
Lima, dated April 22 :—" The Coastin trade must in
30 per cent., mest be paid at one of the Puertos illsyores
goods can be transmitted coastwise. Public notice /73,,5pr0•
slay (22d of April) given, that in 120. days all Spani"`..llsol
as the 11`10r,04.
duce, or manufactures brought to Peru, as well
the vessels in which they may be introduced, shall be c
sated." 40 con
BANGOR, SEPT. B.—The fire in the woo- vs
tinues to rage, destroying every thing. iw•
whole country, from Passadinkeag to Alatay'oe
eoatt, on both sides the Penobscot River, is oti
general conflagration ; that it appears like e;
on fire. The Islands in the river do not escall)ga
the distance of the rage of the fire is ab`,4 the
miles ; the width cannot be aseertained• ot
other parts of the country the fire has got atil'ins,)
the Settlements.—(Philadelphia Paper, SePi'toon
The Right Hon. STAFFORD CANNING lefLbal
on Thursday evening, to proceed on his ern
is Constantinople. h Cn‘
A King's Messenger was sent off from "
lonia! Office last night, to Corfu. ter
A letter from Madrid of the 30th of
Ole
tl
ber states, that a commission has been aPPlpouot
under the state junta, to inquire into the 90,peot
of money actually received by the Goeh'', 00
in consequence of the loans negociateti "
Cortes. p 001
The IVellington, from Jamaica, who row.
was described in Tile SUN of yesterday'
a
at Cork the 9th ult. iinportb,fore

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THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE.---
t intentionO pi C O f C ootrrrers Chiefa t i
jonusitliicethAe r
I,4oa,lrfr
indefatigable industry of that Learns
produced a visible effect his health•
aloof
upon
n°ss has been gradually increasing. 3 t;) 0 ill
says his Lordship's successor on the Bench iasti
be the ATTORNEY-GENEIZAL• Oii thelSrt-n rto`
the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE will sit iii the :i.)
King's Bench, Westuninster.-(Morning °„- Of,
An individual, who about 48 years °l-ucteo
condemned to hard labour for life, was c°,lltabertii
to Toulon, his place of destination, an ° ' a for
afterwards contrived to esca pi.. Ile liv!no for
45 years at Beaune, and enjoyed a rc'Ptltatit;oo
honesty and respectability. Having lel'at - „ali
of an hundred crowns to his cousin, trier c'
person who was in his secret, at the Pr°Pe" iOI
: a° ,
r i rarcel
jseigg'u on
g-.igelillilis):
riod he pressed for re-payment. 1113,,c005-
however, unwilling to pay him, denounce" toe'
a deserter from the convicts; and on being to ell
tioned, he admitted the fact. Cornpassi°,ll,4•Liel
aged (65) and respectable man, the Mulyailr to
refused to interfere, but advised trim to rePto tits
Toulon, and resume his fetters, and tool de/
clemency of the KING. He followed the Virg/0
and hopes are now entertained .that th 0,1004
will pardon his offence, w hick was ailni
grancy only. are
writer' Allis. II EMANS.- i
We hear with great Piv,sailii
that a new work from this admirable in p title
le
by all accounts most amiable character
,„,se ot
life, will soon issue from the
Press. l'it'o ot
we understand is to be The Sanctuar.o to pt(;"'
doubt not that its merits will entitle it
_iii le'
tection, without having any faults that l'
„ so
quire an indulgent Sanctuar y.
1 ve beg. et'
Mr. LUNN, whose comic dramas .12 0
or t r
successful, presented a tragedy a seas?_ 110r0 °:s
ago to the Covent-garden Nlanager, tnt`„lntriot:s
brought for (.atholic°l,te
which was Regulus, one of the greates
..rfor t
..
'of antiquity. Mr. YOUNG- was intend.ed_o wll_
noble Roman, and the character is s,hot fIY
adapted to the talents of Mr. WAR o ;rld,
it
hope to see the tragedy,
At the recent Meeting of the
~,,,,h oral"
Navan, a vote of condolence was passed on tnhe_d,;; Goo! ,ielt
Earl of DONOUGILMORE, and the Chairma , liocr_sf/4.1, vo
TOWN, was requested to thrward it to the pres I‘ 0+
has accordingly been done. _.... IVI° the
iirrApF,3s. 'avow ,1
'fig WILTON CARFET .. .
Sergeant, Thring, and Blackmore, having r 2 that b_,'„l.),; t!
same prices to the workmen in their emploY us that to vi.,.'e gels(.
the manufacturers of Kidderminster, they 71:eutl, win r$ dhijs':
efu.ed t° ,:yell °
very respectful representation was mad,e boyf
e the re"dnis, .the
tlemen, and twopence only
upon the workman,
ference. The ground upon Wildcl;ie
'wla‘bour, Oa """ NO "e.
no man has a right to value another s
aintain thenisethei rip
wages are so low that they. canna nkidderrninstie„r„tionl4o
families from what they receive. At
paid for all 3ren i 5 hoe
ceive the full price, and besides are
vi_ie bort !
...it to
c,,
ster remit then" weekly V., tclaus-vorlcolen st„1:0 tllatatrsi
pattern. In Wilton it is not so; the
c.looo'se to s!itiblioliedilt,;
arbitrary rules produced for his acc!l)
..wo wen ilitidernii,n,
denounced. By such measures, to;rrty_i_threr, of froin,c'be
thrown out of employment, but dititouprruevent tliceuve'oo3ll9
and if be does ntnhce, he is ohao in,
ceding to any reduction of wages:D*l;lo6l Gazeiteljefsoq„
productive of a spurious article.--( 6, we to) war,.
Mr. ELLISTON'S bodily heagn/. le ore 0 the
I his sP'rl „, foul
continues to improve, and . . beacub
slog
ably good. lie is still de,riboof
sea breezes in the Isle of 4
in order „lid,
roust _
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