The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-24 00:00:00

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killed 4eirlin.g corps of the enemy at Tripolizza and Dania,
Greek
Dailia,and
t'rni fade prisoners I five hundred men. r
rider Xaraiskaki has gone to Baltos, to pre vent the
oov rut
-)at Salona from joining the Scraskier, and to cut
ttXezt communication with Arta. Our Greek corips.
St:erki are reported to be very successful and of ten to h
le(iia°ll7°Ys of provision and ammunition. On the 6th
we
a Greek, who escaped from the enemy's camp, that
kizr
dly d app2arsd to be in dispair. The officers and men
_"rei,liaticled that he should raise the siege as fruitless and,
ttdtzi Unfortunately he had received from the Sultan positive
4e
414' take Alissolongiii before the port of Ramadan. ini
141 hr:langer• The troops clamorously demand their
e his
arrears,;r
b
h°Tne• Only some faithful to the last.
nto be scarce. Several bombs burst close to
-bete i 3 no account of the army at Salona.
hat f °""Pation of a port in the Mediterranean
qitl:Ar Ion; time formed en object of the firs
it titt"atiott to the United States, and that object
1101 fit been at last accomplished by the cos-
qt the Island of Faros in the Archipelago by
trot (.1:411111ent of Greece to them. This news, if
0v).5 calculated to rouse the energies of the
441:114)Pnts of Europe, and induce them to
htththat supineness with which they have
4(itit,tea regarded the war in Greece, for it is
D'ssible to suppose the occupation of such
Ivitibin Europe by America can be looked at
wtirrllleh apprehension by them. The induce-
ol -1" led to this cession is not stated,
metq presume it must be asssistance either
it)tii`tl °r money to the Greek cause. The
illtNi.eigikellce, however, is so opposed to the
th "le object for the presence of the Amer--
ree:(l4ad(4l in these seas, viz, to obtain the
orth-avigation of the Black Sea for the citizens
clogb: lj"i-ted States, that we must take leave to
its acceuracy.

h
Sept Ivi? received Quebec Papers to the 23d
liteTber) in Which there is an Address pre-
-1'1'2411 the Alvristrates of Quebec to the
tort)
"-er
'‘lmousit ; the following is the Earl's
•
-9116 'tME.'l-1- beg you to accept my grateful thanks
tm '''l;res3, upon my return amongst you ; be assured
Nitals"ing the Government which his Majesty has been
"elk 7 4nPail to me, it is my anxious desire to promote the
tilks,e,4lld happiness of all classes of the people in this pro-
a34 that bothin,, can gratify me more than to find my
tt~urs 34PPorted by the Magistrates and respectable Tuba-
; °(' this city

" DALHOUSIE."
Nit Viet (
receivatl Dutch and Flanders Papers last
\Nth° the 20th inst., but they contain nothing
extracting.
Tilt;

Aetna that
Journals of Trieste, of the 4th October,
thin the Greeks have ceded the Isle of
ate 3
go.o PPOSite to Hydra, to the Americans, who
plztol?g to fortify it for a position in the Archi-
Nfil it also states , that several Austrian and
N s
• '"11)8 have been taken by the Greek
•
iy,•
-..Y.l7.rite from the frontiers of Italy, that
tjh•
atantinltt"'e preparations at Alexandria and
'tletob, °Pie have greatly relaxed, as the Porte
I,4kb e. 'hill sailors ; and the arrival of Mr.STIIAT-
`4I.k will give great satisfaction to the
411418:awl'n have abandoned the idea of taking
lures against the English commerce.
gohniPerOr ALEXANDER. has arrived at Do-
tted usell
I. to T n the 17th September, and will pro-
ar. aganrock.
'4ll L'TRAT
tti FORD CANNING, Ambassador from
4 lAN./
,trio IC MAJESTY to the OTTOMAN PORTE,
tllltiv..(l at Calais from London, on his way to
onopte.
„
titOof UCT. 113.—We have just been wit-
, „,_
example of that gloomy delirium which religions
Irek,so titne",,c's in weak minds, and the examples of winch
‘4ll,llltZent. jinus as to excite the serious attention o.f• the
LlitAi".lodists hose, infatuated by the preaching of
117t,4 tlous ' slut imagination was filled with the
Net,
tierrors with which her spiritual guides had filled
S thele Pretext of operating her conversion, threw
nlttur43 the night of the Bth, from a window in the fourth
Nigh strset, where she was ,found dead on
.the
iZtoda"etl ttt Geneva,
is the sixth known instance of suicide
Netin, 7eneva, by this species of insanity, since the
IN bothof Methodism. A much greater number of per-
Ziletled,by fLeles, might be mentioned, whose reason has been
is t-ollenting their religious assemblies, as they are
Cm-I:gal-it a Mad. de Krudener, and to two Englishmen,
(re et thil-Dnimmond, that we are chiefly in-
etttl'e scoUrge which has been imported by strangers
estor.,,:, 7
'Am, and was formerly quite unknown in
Zsitat ();;', OCT. 19.--His Royal Highness the
t,i7ett iltatetilge arrived here yesterday from the Hague, and
tinkthe 1.1114a(!alY for Terveuren.—A Mexican agent who
for arrived on the 16th at Bruges, and set out.
jtZe.sliZtpthe Air_Ussels, on his way to Rome. lie has. infs.
04,-1114`chl afiatlcan Government to the Pope,. relative to the
te4ipteneral,S— of
desire
expresro that part of South America.—llis Ma-
that in works which concern the
iiit:peti and and also in those which concern only single
11 tai of°l2fnunes, and others in which assistance is
ol• tivUtsuchute public treasury, no materials shall be em-
aotta,„ neat as are the produce of the
.kingdom, and that
cht.o be obtiaF employed,. unless. it is proved that others
• it„„t Fined in sufficient quantity.
'4Z.t ge4ta frip:Oil made in the London Papers that
lkeigy tnie is the private property of Lord COCHRANE
tialty 411 the Brazilian diplomatic authorities in this
eipr for his e exPenceE of her outfit. The day which had
Vt,qed, but Lordship's return to the Piranga (the 20th)
I.lconp th.it is not yet certainly known when he will
Itus: ire Telegraph.)
141%4144. corvette Modeste, Captain Baron
IP, 'ill 11,4411 4'l(1 on g A
_atur-ay from Portsmouth, to v.isit.thoelt .
by°lwar,,'. on the North-lirest coast vf America ..s
is eantr: bound merchant ships which had put into
tt to4fid TY winds.
' her4l4r entlY believed that when the Duke
Itrims4t) 11;111 be" '8
, eldest ion, the Marquis of Douno, is of
titi_"tattrarflTie a candidate for the representation of this
jthe, 'lt `love 1-,lnent—of course,_ supported by the whole
ea:id.-„erit influence.- Sir W. HEATH co TE, the
bltoZ ities juffltel'ate, it is understood, declines all other than
'V41343 Tlot Ce,ch though he has avowed that the bias of
41.11 cYlle - accordance with that of Mr. .Tervoise, to
4it ti•
toithflurstittasbpireis to succeed.—( HanFshire Telegraph.)
DPolnlifCh ji the Old Bailey Sessions will be
ttm p -ed the -n4Y five weeks have elapsed since the latter,
tklktttp iuke. atrtia Wivitll be nearly 200 prisoners for trial. Mr.
6.hibre b Ide Baron GARROW are the Judges ex.
b''e Por.t,,,„T'o, ,F of the papers skta.tettilurthest, the RE-
'fithoweverl,lllefraef altyuruelpdobrtel,nezitnde lmasatd‘eveue
after the ensuing'
eltgEtte4.l.e 4t Present 26 'prisoners under sentence of