The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-31 00:00:00

ti
fr nos.
The loss is estimated at two millions of

tkrn`lle Lisbon Gazettes to the 16th September
are e to hand this morning, but their contents
txtPerfeetly uninteresting to the English reader.
ttrrlets, however, have been printed in a pre-
°gl column.

re::.ew York Papers to the 2d instant have been
th i Commodore
It is stated in the Washington Gazette
apt, s'ernrbOdOre PORTER has been offered the
forintment of Commander-in-Chief of the naval
tweecl in the Mexican service, with a salary of
kistitY-five thousand dollars per annum, a com-
the t,lOll equal to that of the President of
te,.uQited States. Commodore PowrEa's de-
h;;ltQation in relation to this offer had not
tega !mad-,. known. From a summary of Mexi-
teiv
re-
ltkitd on the 18th of August, re-
t at New York, we learn that a proposition
ratnren made in the city of Mexico, and very
o:Pably received, to establish an East India
PitelanY to trade from the ports of the
for The arrival of an agent at the capital
Te London Company for the fishery of pearl
40,1,;:e gulf of California is announced in the
' u Mexicana, but accompanied with the re-
that the Government should be careful not
thoPiermit settlements of great naval powers on
~Adithiuky inhabited coasts. Events appear to
Itmiate the stability of the federal system. The
06 °f 'Yucatan
had sent its deputies to the Ge-
qi e°Qgress, and the Constitution of the state
4tit,'ech°acatt was sworn to by the public autho-
0Q the 20th of July.

d,
tty' Jamaica
Jamaica Packet which arrived this
4e ' Papers to the 21st September
b,
or int 'en received. They are, however, void
Nrs iere2t• By the same means Colombian Pa-
Ite leer the 20th August have arrived. By them
ti;tll,4ll the question raised in London relative
Apli negociatiou of the Colombian Loan in
I)114,•,: 1824, has been been brought under the
ttep-ieration of the Senate and Chamber of
th4l'esentatives assembled in Congress. These
tintoibbers cc having taken into consideration the
'priitistrance addressed to Congress on the 22d
e 1824, by Messrs. Francis and Arthur
`o,kti,ll and from L. Goldschmidt of London,
41in-HR certain circumstances relative to the
of 01 Contracted in that capital for the service
kePublic, and charging the Agent for the
►l4 nwith having negociated it at a less price,
Itless advantageous terms than they offered,
ttftit-4` as the statement to Government made in
Ith4tletl thereof by S. Francisco Montoya, one
• t •
tkeerno nssioners ; and bearing in mind that "
litAn"„e dutY of Congress to examine all circum-
z' connected with the transactions," in order
tilt% P"e matters in their true light; decreed,
4titkv. 1,,„
4kzi.ade n 4ne Executive Power shall cause investigation to
tsratiori London of all circumstances connected with_ the
_
fifty -" the Loan of four millions, seven hundred
I*, arid the re
sterling, contracted in April
s Okin Khali the respectability and responsibility of
.the
1,1.1411 ..44ta Francis Arthur Bailey and Isaac Goldschmidt,
Veit the truth of the charges preferred by them
tt epljepreaentation of the 22d of April 1824, against
6phstti4tivttlssioners, and should these charges prove true,
.the
S:henet 81Iall exact from the same Commissioners the reim-
-1% 44.. to the
public Treasury of such sums as they may
tfOito;ed to have been lost to the Republic ; and. should
fal3e, their zeal and good conduct in the discharge
11 404-"lbission shall be made manifest.
AtVt
13aPers also contain the Speech of the
rettin tIIT of the Mexican Repnblic, on the
(lithe Extraordinary Session of the Con-
has been called together in order to
teu
keit, beans for protection of the public
ki • L'Y introducing some reform into the
h 444 Pt •
"I°ll of its finances, of the ins-
-41444 of which the Mexican Government
11!tice,`° he fully apprised. The state of the
►!,9 k -.of the nation is also to be considered,
iet4:lew to the proper organization of a new
tkNtn:(4 the Army and Navy of the Republic,
s. ender them efficient means of protection
..
tOp, = Heed.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL ROCKS TO TUE
CREEK L'h. COMMITTEE AT PARIS :-
1,411 L "Napoli di Romania, Sept. 17.
1/441t the4ve of Missolon hi is not et raised but the Greeks
411,rtililelves with a coguragle almyost suPertiatural.
t5:14114514 Paella has left Tripolizza to go to Mintra. In this
tittel zt,._eattacked a village and made the inhabitants
, _44 '1:1. burnt their habitations. The Government has
.4) rca,"°o troops of the line, 20 artillerymen, and two
4 tet 61;1;1,in order to surprise Tripolizza, Ibrahim having
ittlitm
%A were 1?len there, of which between three and four
Otetotr, sick or wounded.
cttveati "M followed the march of the Egyptian army, and
I,;4ll„etl_av,.l.age of its difficulties to attack it with advantage.
It ‘;l4l4.viitt from the intrepid Canaris after his return from
114,Nhe Although he was abandoned by the two other
, 'tk, nevertheless ignited his own, after having attached.
• iilize
1:04,tr4
ban frigate in the middle of the port, but it was
tit t Atill the Arabs before it exploded.
ititkic
wit.,
to erica, fleet was composed of the North Carolina,
I,o,h"ta,,itnruanded by Commodore Rogers, the frigate Con-
Q1).1.11:kilt: the corvette Ontario, and entered this port on the
iil/441t to
/ttitttt..rter al:aY, my respects to the Commodore in virtue of
it,istleed i„ Envoy of the Greek Committee at Paris, and
'tcp th ',A th utmost distinguished manner. Shortly. at.-
4t tiltnldettrresldent, Vice-President, and several Senators,
k 4
tk,, eYwerrand breakfast was prepared for them. On re-
,,tt,mt 6; e honoured with a salute of 17 guns, and the
\141,4411 byessn the bowsprit. The salute was answered
/k 4•14 tii„,_fort.
thlttk,• -‘lo,l‘-'o_,mmod r • ited the Greek Government, he
41qh,.411-f-,...eu by GO officersoevis of the fleet. It is now said that
, "Ititrolsul is to reside at Napoli, and that a corvette
, 4 °"ed in the Levant."
11.. e 4 —410,„---
i‘ittithe ;Pi tthlic of Colombia is about to invest'.
,4t,tlcl4argeß brought by Messrs. BAILEY and
N41'44 101' against the Agent of the Republic,
411irtct4e: to the Loan of 4,750,0001. sterling,
i'tf4it Qo in London, in April, 1814, on account
14ose I‘'Prittnent.
tit 44% s'44rnt •
ita 4(1,, 1 'is de PALMELLA, the Portuguese
ihtc4l4 I', transacted business on Saturday at
liteltai rY
0 State's Office for Foreign Affairs,
1 'th "g-str
th No e c eet.
IL4t' Ab., °/tricr, arrived at Liverpool from
ail rho
j [...
‘4 ty t '35 advices have been received from
'th - 0 th
(11,431 q 1 15th of August, five days later
lit:itive, V the packet. The aspect of affairs
Otillity iate was decidedly pacific. No act
I,lti Ite 44 had been committed by either the
it°ll,l4oa h:.,Or the Imperialists. The Brazilian
ky, or ,„,:.1 withdrawn from the Roads, except
Oh tkid , which was left there to prevent,
ii 44, ,r, •
rill Ayr privateers issuing from the port. of
kk*te, Yves as some were stated to be fitting
gait. he Courier. left the river on the 28th