The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

AND OTHER PLACES IN THE BRITISH COLONY

OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

AMEETING will be held at the LONDON
TAVERN on FRIDAY NEXT, the lath Instant, at
One o'Clock, to take into Consideration the most Effectual
MEANS of AFFORDING the most Early RELIEF to
the SUFFERERS in the above Calamity.

The Chair will he taken by JOHN BAINBRIDGE, Esq.
Agent for the Colony of New Brunswick, at One o'Clock pre-
cisely.

ERRA.Tum.—In the Paragraph of the Election at the Roya
Academy, in yesterday's Sum, the first name should have
been Mr. FRANCIS D•NDY, instead of DANDY.

..our. MAYOR'S DAY.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer,
East India and South Sea Houses.

FOttEIGN

Guernsey and Jersey
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AItuTVED.

Due.

H Dili WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 44 minutes after 1.1 Evening, 12 minutes after 2.

ESCIN

SoLLM QUIS DICERE F.ILSU.II AtIDE.IT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EV BAY I ArG, NOVEMBER 9, 1825.

The Paris Papers of Sunday which arrived last
night, give an extract from a letter, dated Rio
de Janeiro, in which it is said the Emperor of
BRAZIL has, in his reply to BouvAn, intimated
his Intention of sending a Deputy to represent
the interests of Brazil at the approaching Con-
gress at Panama. We are also informed that an
English gun-boat was cruising off the Gulf of
Arta, and examining the papers of ships arriving
from Santa Maura. In other respects these
Papers have nothing of any particular interest.
Extracts are given in a preceding column.

Files of American Papers, to the 21st of Oc-
tober, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house, by the London line-of-
packet ship th• Crisis, in 17 days, arrived in the
Downs.

These Papers give a letter from BOLIVAR to
his Excellency the VrcE-PiarsinENT of the Re-
public of Columbia, expressing the satisfaction he
felt upon receiving the intelligence that the inde-
pendence of Columbia had been recognized by
the " Mistress of Nations," Great Britain, a copy
of which is subjoined.
If it was possible to add to the glory of this
great man, this letter was every way calculated
to do it. Himself a chief actor in the glorious
achievement of the liberties of Columbia, his dis-
interested patriotism has taught him moderation,
and his worth has inspired him with mo-
desty—a modesty which forbids him to
see what is clear before the world—that
the liberties of South America owe their
existence to him. Such a man is beyond
praise. We therefore reluctantly quit the sub-
ject, and leave him to his own reflections, satis-
fied that in them he has his best reward.

The Commercial Advertiser of 20th October.
contains a letter from General SUCRE, dated
Arequipa, April q 7, announcing the surrender
of Colonel VALDEZ, with the last hostile Spanish
force that remained in Peru. SucitE remarks,
that between the 9th September and the 9th of
A Aril, and from Ayauins to Potosi, eighteen thou.
sand soldiers of despotism had been put hors de
combat.

JOSEPH LANCASTER has received a second let-
ter from General BOLIYAR, inclosing bills of
exchange for twenty thousand dollars. The
General was in Yea, near Cusco, the 18th April.
A Philadelphia Journal, in an article from
Cartliagena of the 23d ult., states that the Co-
lombian Navy was assembled there for some
important expedition, yet a secret.

(Front the Bagota Papers.)

To his Excellency the VICE PRESIDENT of the REPUBLIC

of COLOMBIA.

Sir—l yesterday received, with unspeakable joy, the glorious
communication which your Excellency did me the honour to
address me, announcing the recognition of Colombia by the
mistress of nations, Great Britain. I congratulate myself, my
country, and your Excellency, at the termination of an enterprize
which crowns the people with blessings, the soldiers with lawrels,
and the Government with glory, which has been the architect
of this prodigious work. The army in the field, and your
Excellency in the Administration, are the authors of the exist-
ence and the freedom of Colombia; the former gave life to the
soil of their fathers and of their children, and your Excellency
gave it liberty by causing the laws to be respected. in the
midst of the clash of arms and the clanking of chains, your
Excellency has solved the most difficult problem in politics,
whether a people can become free. Your Excellency, therefore,
is entitled to the gratitude of Colombia and of the human race;
I beg your Excellency to accept of mine, both as a soldier and
a citizen. BOLIVAR.
Areguipa, June 3.

Limy n's, Nov. 9.—By the Abberton, arrived
from Bombay, letters have been received from
that place, dated 13th July. From them we
learn, that the Ogle Castle had only two pas-
sengers on board—their names are Lieutenant

WILLIAut Notom and Lieutenant WILLIE
110WARD.—Tt►e former statement of six 1.0°16
having been seen on the poop must have been a
mistake.—These letters contain uo pol►t►cal

news whatever.

The dreadful Calamity which has JAW' he'
fallen the unfortunate inhabitants of New 13°115:
wick has met with that sympathy from their
fellow-subjects which their deplorable comfit°
was likely to inspire. It will be seen by 89 3d,
vertisement inserted in another place, that 3
meeting is to be held at the London Tavern
on Friday next, to take into consideration the
best method of affording effectual and sPee"
relief to the sufferers ; and we doubt not the
subscriptions that will follow upon it will be
commensurate with the object in view, and the
liberal spirit of the English Nation.

Sir JOHN BARLEYCORN was a very good alld
very honest fellow in former days ; stout as a
hero, but mild and good-tempered as mother;
milk. Alas ! how changed, quantum mutat°
ab illo Hectore is the Sir John Barleycorn °f
theto the servants'presetitday hall, he
from our tables, hunted
footmen and scullery wheencrleteigs,nswitirim
whilst the a:at:ghleirg
butler imitates his master and scorns the vulgar
fellow, and Mistress Abigail's delicate stonloci)
will be deranged by swallowing the nause°os
potation. Dignified by the appellation of "
wet," Sir John Barleycorn now confines his jo;
ence to the vulgar, and, even with them, gill and
spirituous mixtures of one kind or anodic'', Ind
fair to drive him altogether from merry Enl3n,
Heavens forfend ! But, nevertheless, we shcP`
not bfe surprised, when we consider the aleogr
nauseous stuff now served out to the public tWiler
the appellation of porter, brown stout, or double
or treble X., supplanting the legitimate affsPrilas
of malt and hops, and taking the place of the goo
,
honest strong beer, a drink for princes,and the nec-
tar tar of the immortal Gods, and imposing a spur°,
issue upon die Public as the lawful descendBllL

of the renowned Baronet of old.
Ihe price, however, of this degenerated fel;
low, is, it seems, about to be raised, and hild
for former experience, we should have he'Pe
a better article would be furnished for
ail
better price. The Brewers have consPlres
together for this purpose, and acting thu,
in concert it is in vain for the public to
sist. On behalf of ourselves and of the Perter,
drinking fraternity, we thank these GentielP%
to find'that with the
for their moderation, and much delighted we are
10 shillings per barrel, they have contented tbelo
selves with just one-half. To be sure (bete la
been a fine barley harvest, and Coals are 11,0
so dear as they were, and the consungtifit,
Las greatly increased, and with it also the Pr: if
power to increase the Priv,
of the heavy wet-makers. All this loot' 1./%t
there was little ground for the proceeding'. ft j 5
what has that to do with the business?
very unreasonable to imagine such trivia't
ll
cumstances should make any difference, or jit
alter the question. Wre must have beef' 511
5°
is very proper we should be made to PaY focolis
argue the Brewers, and who shall gall/53 :0 o
potential body,—who shall deny the just' oria
this sublime deduction ? We know, and the 'y
,1
knows very well, it is paid for, and was. l
tee
ot ss
should we be if the article was but 95 r
the Brewers, but withal a little better.

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Secretary olumbia were exchan,ed on MondaY "Pc
elhrewirlal t(ib.;ftAeeNdiN,
presented
tateitedusi betwe e n En gI a 11)::, ill r,
Prince PoLIGNAC,
Levee on Friday.
transacted business with Mr. Secretary' `ii,--.oNreir
or a considerable time d t the -
yester ay, a A
Office, I)owning.street. iv& 'f,
Mr. DYKES, the King's Messenger, firrgr it
the Secretary of State's Office for f °reeic-rfell:11
fairs_ yesterday, with dispatches to Mr.:to-tole,
CANNING from Lord liwrcitissos, at .11.7ploct.ee.
lice t ol''FilrtiliesinlNlcithsLll:sl:°;:i.:,stosdito:::,
f DIED ,011 Monday evening, in Latleasteshe I's,
after a long and painful illness, which .00 Pr
ith patience, fortitude, and resignat,'
.' fr°:
BYRNE, wife of NictioLAs Bvnlig, Frisiqd; l't:g
prietor of the Morning Post. This "` 0 ofl.1(
seised great poetical talents, which ,h,a,d Itell:0
guip,arnoaideit,eneifiriseitidiwig:etielltreesitiPublic, though she dePriv-bero.lst
of the honour which would have raisetiopeo'l'iir
11011.- die
iganllaltetairyraesr y
(0 i estimation,
tteo dsA t
01tAII:seYi fliv`ito
01r) :ft
genius, the celebration ofpublic tl'et"
~t . 10
inculcation of benevolence and 1-00• ii 1 Yi jo sot
WIDOWs' 1
2ENSI ONs.—NOt ire is givoenid ift clif
Officers of the Royal Navy, receiving pensios,' an,l .",
their otticer.;ci,le.
rity established for theirrelief,:' t will be Paid
the 30th September last : 'l'h N'l7liLlows of I„l3?riders7Al')i?;
perannuated Rear Admirals, Captains, Cor111,"--. the 10.:it'
Sur eons
and Masters, on 'rlitirsdai• the loth ilt•i;otsvorl'a tiii:';
*s vons, Assistant Surgeons :.'ittrsers, r"';,„viiers ,ceeel
Friday the 11th inst.; and Ole 'Widows non u"„ery '''' (
LC,
penters, on Saturday the 12th' inst. • and on ';',"
Thursday, between the hours of ten antl oce1•310;f00 it
I t is reported that a new Court of i,icit i' I tie
is to be established, nt, the head of `c to i'll;et Q"
who lire col'
placed three Cot»missionerq,
the
whole of the business fro°
Chancery.