The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-31 00:00:00

this condition it is said England will gicerr
cuniary aid to FERDINAND. It is ifllP°s5161
eoi
say whether an arrangement has or his
been proposed, but it appears to °sot,'
no means difficult to foresee the issue isll
above proposition, if it were to be made
Ski
Spanish Government. We have seen the °,Ol
nacy with which FERDINAND has at
rejected the loans of the English capitalists',
offered upon the single condition of rec4lll,o
the Loan to the Cortes, and that no 'necessitY
hitherto been strong enough to compel 'hirihif
accept their offers upon such terms. We of
also seen that his hopes of recovering fel
lost Colonies in South America are not
abandoned. It is thence scarcely possible t°o
lieve that FERDINAND will at any time censerip
such a proposition, although coming from °le,
glish and French Cabinets, especially whilssiet
is aware that money may be had upon the for fo
terms we have before mentioned. We ;fieil,
suppose this circumstance has been over—° rtii
by the Cabinets of either country, and tbed,
fore whatever ground there may be to OPP
aitl
that a treaty of some kind, with refere:cef
these affairs, is about to be made between r rcie
and England, we must, nevertheless, conclu
grey
will hold out something that will have a ice
effect upon the mind of the Spanish KW) e°,oe
duce him to do that, which had he doe 5-
(I
ae
time back France would never have I°B
Spain, and England would not now have be
called upon to interfere in her behalf.

We received, at a very late hour, the J°l4f;
of the Two Sicilies, of the 18th August. Itc:p;
tains several Proclamations of King FEuDir44l: oi
the only remarkable one is that of the 10th
August, in which the severe penalties againStcel
Members of the Secret Association, pr°11°111) 01,
by the Military Commissions, are variously e-
moted.

A Jamaica Mail arrived this morning 5.1
on the 12th July. The Papers do not 01111
any news worth extracting.

9
The French Ambassador transacted hus 10ter'
for a considerable time on Monday and Yriesoce
day afternoons, at the Secretary of State's v
for Foreign Affairs, in Downing-street•
ri.• eil
Mr. SALTER, a Treasury Messenger, a•
in town yesterday from Brussel3.
role t°'
The CHANCELLOR Of the E'xcitEotiEn. -- i'lls
town yesterday morning from Beckenham' iha
Right Hon. Gentleman attended a Board °t the
Lords of the Treasury, which was held ' Stto
Treasury Chambers, and returned to Becken
in the afternoon. in Ili
PRINCE METTERNICH is about to place tilt
lottery for the 28th of December neat/ had
beautiful demesne of Johannisberg, whichhic-h The
been given him by the Congress of Vienna'
. I
tickets are to be nine florins each. Unite°
D. DOMINGO, French General of theio con'
Provinces, one of the patriots •whe in 18' Aire6.
trihuted to induce the people of 13aen°11' , Oa'
to declare against the domination of SPalnl', the
who afterwards served his country both I die!
field of battle and in various empioymen":
suddenly on the 4th June at Buenos Ayres' fir St.
th,eorepf
Calais is to be appointed a fortress of
class, and governed by a Mareschal-de4ialf,
in the same manner as Lisle, Metz, Stras'D
Brest, and Toulon. ed the '
The Puruvian Government had prollibitooter
importation of all Spanish products and April+.
factures. Callao held out on the 3(.1 a „ fovi
but its surrender was looked for withill ",
days.--(Americatt Paper) A
d•
)<
DuELLING.---,(Front a Correspon_ent.
of fhe
Code of Honour is under the consideraticiaviisaf
several Courts of Europe to lessen the er with
Duelling, by uniting the point of lwalreadf,
justice, humanity, and common sense. It
bract 51'
consists of nearly, sixty aes, will ernbr lid, ta
the duties of both principalsrticl and secoads, a it if
use the language of the Great Unknowa2:o of
cchighly capable of softening the atroci"
our Gothic custom."
the ate
General LAFAYETTE'S claims under mil*
law of indemnity for confiscated propetlY Said, to
the French Revolution, amount, it is s aboaCt
600,000 f. Should he receive that sty" 5,...(01
one‘vit
will:1
imlnma ritiedevreaerdy conand
inetc:ivipeblnel
et ya.otdfhdoiutt
iisloaenn thousand cao:oeS;
which there is little reason to doubt, as,beieun)---It
to theiine of
tions of this country, and render the daccetneo
The
a
his life almost as affluent as the COrnmeljt gO to,
of it. It is understood that he does Da re Da"
France for a permanent residence the tles.<
intends to return again to the United Ste • .
(Philadelphia Paper.) f 13sir
We regret to hear that the next Old, eocer9
tO 1)S "the ns;
and Clerkenwell Sessions are likely
bot,
in point of number of prisoners ay" „coot.'
tort! of some of their offences, than has c'''
and
(i alterations for some time.
,•1 ith the
Lodge at Hyde w eP, „ 10
to be resumed without
of -OP
Park Corner, ore " , deta.7l,„,
consequence of the return of the paketended or
e
LINOTON, whose grounds are to be ex; Soh'-
limited, as may be agreed upon by t'le
11D‘iv,a5urneokiebesn,pttt
entrdos
furnishesotcl oitses
taltTli:0115:gt0,00e00:0coolo.icf.,
tttalloitite:v
,81i3rosadorstkofi•rte:ecsceroannirti:0 tvi dotigree,
__A new church is to be erected at rl
LI mode
A NOGIII, E Of
.0. throo, illy
sEA Thursdaybrok, tdhoewn carriage,,,iliwhile passing
se.
ly
ilfits,t
High-streetSouthampton,7 but, fortune--
out the Marquis sustaining any injury'
completed connecte„ Iv icic_