The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-07 00:00:00

tiara•people of England to a just sense of-what is
due from them in the outraged cause of religion
and humanity

[From the French Papers, .by the Mail this

morning.]

S EMLIN, 17.—The Tartarian Couriers
have arrived at Belgrade with letters from Seres,
of the Ist Oct:, and from Saloniquei of the
Sept. The Firmans which were: issued in the
above places for delivering up the gold and silver
had caused great alarm. An persons who pos-
sessed any riches were endeavouring to escape.
Another Finnan has been issued, calling back
all the emigrants. Those who are in the Turkish
employ are more severe against the Christians,
who are already reduced to the greatest misery,
and the Jews have also become the object of
persecution. It might be . that the Divan has
given secret orders to persecute the above persua-
sions. - The ifeWs are emigrating in crowds from
Seres, and the neighbOurhood, making
their best way into Europe.
PAitra, Nov. 3.—Two couriers arrived this
morning, one to the ?Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and the other to the English Ambassador. .
It is said that the regiments of engineers
of Arras Metz an.d 'Montpelier, are to furnish
each a Company, to be sent to the Army of Ob-
servation. Three Companies of our Miners are
also to be sent to the same destination.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 2.—The Princess AUGUSTA of
England is hourly expected at Hanover, and the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE is expected the middle of
November.

Boston Papers arrived this morning, to the
16th October.

Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector's Office..

The Pilots of this district are hereby notified
that, agreeable to the commercial convention
between the United States and France, no other
or higher charge of Pilotage can be demanded
of French vessels from the day they are de-
manded of and paid by American vessels.
BOSTON, OCT. 15.—The number of deaths in
Baltimore, in the week ending on the 7th instant,
was 81 ; of these 41 are reported as or bilous fever.
The New Orleans Papers of the sth state the
number of burials, on the 2d was eleven, all of
whom died by fevers, but only two were denomi-
nated yellow fever.

The publication of the proceedings, in the
Metropoiitan Court of Armagh, against the
Bishop of Clogher, is, in our opinion, calcu-
lated to advance the interests of virtue.—
The loathsome and melancholy spectacle which
he has been rendered, by his addiction to a course
of detestable depravity, cannot but shock, and
disgust every individual who beholds it, and
make him recoil with horror from the very idea
of that, which has brought upon its guilty per-
petrator such overwhelming degradation and
shame. If the Report of the Proceedings had
contained any indecent expressions, we certainly
should have excluded it from our columns, how-
ever strong might have been the curiosity of the
Public. On examining that portion which has
reached us, we think that as an awful warning,
and a most impressive example of the deplorable
results invariably springing from vicious habits
and pursuits, its effect is likely to be favourable
both to morality and religion, by the abhorrence
of crime, and the dread of its debasing conse-
quences, which it cannot fail to excite.

Accounts from' Vienna, received by the Ham-
burgh mail, say,' that his Majesty of the Two
Sicilies intends to resign his Crown, and then to
fix his residence in the Austrian dominions.

By the Agnes, Which arrived at Liverpool G 9
Monday, we have accounts from Bahia to the
19th September. The place was• in a complete
state of blockade, and the merchants were all
preparing to leave it, as they were in daily ex-
pectation of an attack.
WlNoso►t, Nov. 5.---This day the Duke of
Sussex arrived at Frogrnore, and paid a visit to
the Princesi AUGUSTA. The Princess AUGUSTA
left Frogmore soon after 12 o'clock for Bushy-
park, where her Royal Highness is expected' to
dine..

Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, the Duke
of CAMBRIDGE arrived at the King's Palace at
Pimlico from Bushy.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER arrived
in town from Bagshot on Monday.
Yesterday morning, being the first day of
Michaelmas term, the Judges (with the excep-
tion of Houtoyo and RICHARDSON), the Attor-
ney and Solicitor-Genera-!, and the King's Ser-
geants and Counsel, breakfasted with the Lord-
Chancellor at Lincoln's-inn-hall; and at half-
past 12 they proceeded to Westminster-hall in
state, to open their respective Courts.
Captain FRANKLIN arrived in town on Wed-
nesday night, from his friends at Horticastle, in
Lincolnshire, and is about to proceed on a visit
to Earl BATHURST, at Cirencester.
A Gentleman who has lately travelled through
Herefordshire, informs us, that in several parts a
tine turkey might be bought for 25., a goose for
ls. 10d., two fowls Is. 2d., a pair of chickens 10d,
and butchers' meat and provisions cheap in pro-
portion.