The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-12 00:00:00

,thillillaty of rkab le, as doubts have always been entertained of the pos
kno i such a march with a body of troops ; and we now
that when the monsoon prevents the ships from reaching
-
Gul
,L of Boni, we can penetrate by land into the heart of
4.1 e e
bo °"ntrY: 250 troops, ordered for this expedition from Am-
t'p "' had lately arrived at Macassar. The General was pre-
rillg expedition to 6oepa, which is still besieged by the
of Sidenzing.
sAllel°ll3 of men in this expedition, for the the success of
deli the g
4 uns were fired at Batavia, was small, but there was
great deal of sickness among the troops.l,
tion he accounts from Borneo are very favourable; an insurrec-
?in_ the interior has been happily suppressed. One of the
gleaders was named Kendet, who ever since 1316 has opposed
ii/%'ernment of the Netherlands, and was considered by his
:begets as invincible and invulnerable. The rebels were every
there 4°, and on the 10th February attacked and defeated in
tn entrenchments. The enemy had made their entrench-
41te 10 strong, that it was necessary to bring heavy artillery
,tetli:Rt til
keteTn• In consequence of the dispersion of the enemy,
rid 'et, with his attendants, consisting of 170 persons, sur-
ergan.,„
himself on the 2d March to the son of the Sultan of
Nethn'asaing : he was by that Prince delivered up to the
Ittteterofiatds, and rut to death on the 7th March, in the pre-
sell los adherents. The successful expedition has had a
IsLaitnerY erect. Tranquillity is restored, and trade revived.
atteljPontianak however, tile Chinese insurgents have again
putt IN to penetrate to fort 3lampawa, but were defeated and
fii.
The 64t. •
5411 • accounts from the Moluccas were satisfactory. Nego-
)4.;:118 were set on foot with the notorious pirate Radja Dylole•
Itsyti 4414, the Governor, intended, for the purpose of acce-
c'Etil: the negotiation, to go to Great Ceram. The prospect
the vel.°P°f cloves was not favourable. On the 14th of June
aikti Gentoer threw out a prodigious quantity of stones
trillitTek The number of coffee plants destroyed by this
410 Na estimated at 700,000, and of those that are injured,
11,tehee'n
I.losat.tlY rice fields have been destroyed, but no lives
RY tteco_
the 4°4 from Palembang it appears that all was tranquil
tiiori.
% 1'44. The Sultan was still hovering about our ter-
the aide of I3encoolen.

PETERSDURGH, OCT• 22.
iiilrot ekrae
mat r weeks past we have had extremely bad weather ;
•
the.tide 4ln• and violent storms from the west. Yesterday
tile 'l%lO high that it was necessary to draw up the lig its
Net 14niralty, and fue signal guns, but no accident hap-
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 25.
ar joti •I'4)g, at 7 o'clock, their Majesties returned from
INt to IleY to Norway. The Crown Prince and Princess
evitki
thweateras to meet them. The King immediately.re.l-
ttcl kire 'Members of the Council of State, and the first Civil
icy ItatY Authorities of the capital, and dissolved the Re-
llPPohlted during his absence.
7 BERLIN', Nov. 1.
°1) Het Beer, the richest man in this city, Banker and
111..44 c.,,Oth: 44 Exchange, was buried. His charity and patriotism
milteet, him the esteem of all classes, from the highest to the
dal 1,141. d above 3,000 persons on foot and in carriages, at-
, rUneral• He had the pleasure, just before his death,
prod A ,
', the celebrated composer, Meier Beer, who
%II ago from Paris.
litkkaTit 1,,4411 txxc'tiA3.-GElsgori L OtYwDo
• °Lnths, 29. S.
N 11.'2
Us., 35.8.
V4t.l,:ztlantingit, monthsO 174-32.
da.evTl TriThereceniontts 69.241'
44114, iIGtNT and Mr. COOKE have joined
4"blzipallti the. subject of the Gwennape Mining
tlispoi altold the public, it appears, are little
11011,,w4L4 open the record to permit the inser-
Pit 4 .ItltY:further charges, or coaster-charges,
..ktire7::(ttnaritioris, or to allow those already
4.,anietidecl. In the midst of these con-
‘tlitertients it is a happiness to know we
t4t4teil.frit.er% t° :Judge and to decide between these
t .
1,
hted )
ever, quite clear that Mr. COOKE
111,4 thy ;1141 had, the eclat of my Lord's name,
4°415 On the other hand, coquetted with
14'44;' rind thus his willy willy conduct has
4atort. deb'
in a controversy of no very enviable
Nil 146 P •
(IN üblic good maybe derived from these
trUnd ti:s: Projectors may hence be taught to
learn schemes on something solid, and pa-
it:tti !lot to patronize plans without in-
-1164 4(1 11eir object, their utility, and the
an,•lll44ge to be derived therefrom.
anti,
kr 4f °W a day prevails, that all Companies
ti- men city be pro bono publico, and hence
bond th
4 ink they may patronize with the
11‘ and receive the profits with the other
btilththtlp 41*
We Rre very charitable to suppose
i)tZlie; betl°,4ll)anY patrons think at all about the
ti,Npti nevertheless, however violent the
lee"
leuwse e will 4‘ let it it pass," as the only
yopr de&t for conduct which would other-
StE,4,:t"- the Public reprobation. What have
loct c,r11." Washing and Navigation, and Stage-
°t4:ll' 'tt.ft
01)4tlie'ss to do with the public good
tl
I hNo
Wine Companies, and a hundred
tia
/14
Pros' whose hole arid sole object is
the , rsfit, N%
and sell as dear as private sole
to rOl Permit them. A washerwoman for
a
111, tti
thirt i Pper for the second, a coachman
44l:Itittrt4 n tea-dealer and wine-mer-
tllitti qfp. 'eurth, and the fifth would, single-
t° rid tt
the same purpose with half the
with
litt_ 'nano tilts great difference, that where
'k it absorb,
topel op, some dozen of tradesmen,
4 Ktit, end frorn it ruins spring three or
et n
,nei u.r• •
lit • r tiling their names and trades
io. long in three or four houses,
ti three ") n'fi* ee four families, andspend-
41` °r
4°4 01. four times the sums disbursed
ere
fool
radesmen united in a company.
enough to think that .more