The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-22 00:00:00

deYs from aaeftunah; states that erarY thing was
tranquil there when he sailed. Nona of the West
squadron were at the Havannah.
The Qmebec Gristle of the 14th ult. says, a
%lumber of vessels hare gone to sea since Tuesday
last; they, is a want of .eamen for many of the
**4iels, 'and very high wages are offered to pro.
cure them. The large ship on the Island is now
114.arly ready, and will be launched the next high
title.

Pretithoßt BOLIVAR,
Tat* 11• Stage to the
Congress of Peru, announced that he had accre-
dited 'WILLIAM TUDOR as. Consul-General front
ill" United States. He added, that he had no
doubt doubt xamland would acknowledge the lode,
[evidence of Peru, und' hopes that Fret , will
fellow her example.

e cannot but express our
With the sentiments expressed by a contemporary
perfect aerordance
Journal of this morning, on the subject of Lb.
proposed Lion Fight, and add our Mott
ardent
wishes that the Magistrates will interfere to pre-
Votit exhibition disgr
revo aceful to the country and
lting to the best feelings of humanity.-
saCh exhibitions are justifiable only in so far as
is thouiht they promote the growth of courage
ire the breasts of our Youths ; and if, therefore,
they fail in producing this purpose, e conceive
none will be so eve
as to stand up is their de-
fence.

If ferecity were couraged—if, Indeed, sa-
Nu - barbarity were in the least allied to
heuvery-,there might be something in the argu-
aseot ; but when trap .courage is always found to
. Consort with gentleness of demeanour and the
kindest. fe'elings' of our nature
6e , it can scarcely
imagined the exhibition of the sufferings
of these animals will tend to promote it,
er excite a noble emulation in the hearts of the
tiritish youth. lt would be fortunate Indeed if
" .11 did not produce quite an opposite feeling, and,
tender us callous to the sufferings of our friends,
and savage and ferocious as. wild beasts. Fierce.
"411 is the reruge of the coward, who thinks by
bpd talking and empty menaces to fright away
44 adversaries and bear down opposition, but is
*lOl5 reduced to sue for mercy when firmly but
l'iletly resisted, and he then becomes as abject
4444 debased as he was before insolent and elated.
it may then be asked how such exhibitions will
•., .
14.°010-te courage ? It seems utterly Impossible
/ •.,,.-
:4444 ',fitting therefore no beneficial purpose can be
.....I"!66ted by it, and that the only group tt upon
'ititia i,,,.",
.*.il'''. "` i•-431t1 be supposed justifiable is removed,
i4i,
:1,16:ii -4' :::,.-,,P ;A:iiii trbi ehttakerillithoe
prevent the
ttehield:icliy.
et seeli.thil'e • '4
*
„: ,i''' IS to brutalize mankind, and nothing
Aliore Surety • •'•
, '•• 1 IngleatP3 a tottering state, and a de-
Cayitig.o • in. 1
St. - at
-1 than4 cruel and ferocious populace.
.. , _...re
it a we
't ire
the idea could have originated only
. '
‘.., ••we"kelied • by debauchery and excess
'• ', Y kind, and ill want of a strong and power-
fill stificul '
iii3'„,i':- -11, 8. to excite it into action ; and 'minds
•.• "'lllis'ed alone take pleasure in the brutal
~eod lii;'hir •
.e4ti? .• , . ying spectacle, now preparing to
ltie 'dee ay ,1
-th ' - ' r—e" and Unnatural appetites.—
. ~• e bill' fights of Spain have
the 0 - . . not teived her from
~,t..ke .
most
of the world, or from becoming
1.1 most degraded country in the globe. The
•Ce2.ll.ll4lknizet, in au article (opportune enough)
* 'RI Madrid i
,re ates some particulars of a tumult
`whichli Occurred at Seville during a bull fight
h,• one of the combatants was a Roy.:,•alisi_ and
:.• .!
.. a person in the crowd having cried
:144t te encourage him, adding expressions inju-
. •,°4 to the C •
onstituttottalists (the negro:), great
.i.l..:itterd er, fulluwed, and, (as might naturally be
• NeeCted
,•,,, )) some hundred blows of the knife Were
,5.., lianced :
ill the conflict among the assembled
~41PeCtetors.