The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-27 00:00:00

:4te ut,•. selected from it, but they are not of
11/ importance :

11ItSSINA, SEPT. 21.
The letters from Genoa announce the sailing of a Sardinian
:4°l for Tripol:. Meantime we have received from Malta
4rZentic letter of the Ioth September, which states that the
14,„ 41 Consul at Tripoli has written as follows :—" At
Nthe Bey has promised, by the head of his father and the
4°f Mahomet that no Sardinian vessels thould be segues-
led till the arrival of dispatches from Turin."—(Mi/an Ga.
te'
°et 13.)

BERLIN, OCT. 8.
t generally reported that the Recess of the Provincial
t_es of the March of Brandenburg, is in the press. The
ftt;:}l4 of the Diet had delivered, a long time ago, an extract
IhLthe-Proceedings of the Assembly, which, however, by the
°f the Ministry, has been put into another form. This
447 t° be the only cause of the delay that has taken place.
Ultra-liberals were discontented on the publication
the Provincial Assemblies, because the Estates have
k deliberative voice allotted to them. But if we consider
hit deciding voice cannot be given without destroying the
it: °f the system to any but the general estates of the King-
t4l;dleir discontent only proves that they have but very super-
Wii,,Livie" of civil institutions. The numerous local affairs
h't:7 the Estates of the March have discussed with great judg-
14th " detail, and the manner in which they are appreciated
e 4t.. lietess will prove that deliberative estates are not to be
stxt

the FltAxzr os.T, OCT. 15.
'unds of various States have risen a little this week.
Persons on 'Change ascribe this to the English Proclama-
kti:q°th September, enjoining British subjects to observe
4eutrality with respect to the parties at war in the East,
11474: they consider this act as a new pledge of the conti-
ht6, Peace. Other persona differ from this opinion for
reasons, and one of which is, that the publication of
whiti,tociarnation had no effect on the London Exchange,
414;1:4 the most interested. Besides, nobody now thought
hetw kffairs of the East would lead to any serious differences
Dthrtr the Cabinets, as the critical moment had long since
a'ret, and an entire conformity of views had prevailed
Yes
respecting these affairs.

PlZ,,,,verY boisterous 'artd-noisy meeting of the
,-"ers of the Foreign. Company took
T.,;* Yesterday, at the George and Vulture
111 Cornhill, to take into consideration
Prter°sPects of the Company, and how far any
:44,4 ,_were likely to be realized by the members.
lrtehwiing a strong muster of the Directors'
411-41 Who reprobated the method taken to
411;:iate the interests of the Company, and
4141:1 that all was going on prosperously, a
11414tian, approving ot- the conduct of. the Com-
411sq was carried by a large, majority. A
41'1,h-41:L11.1N then declared his determination
?.,4urnit himself to Mr. CHITTY'S opinion, and
orhirt tile laws of his country for the recovery
B:Property ; and the meeting adjourned.

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to tAk
thztopbe --; ,Ar
ESSELS.-The recent melancholy ca_
Ve tio 111 the Clyde, naturally suggests the question—s
Olt 4 possibility of preventing such calamitous accidents?
ttiati ',sew to this, we, would recommend to public at-
th;Meti ad! account Of an invention by Messrs. James and
4 'ts,.., or narrnichael, of Dundee, for regulating the mo.ve-
4h.bo "earn vessels, which has been for some time
iitiolke fe:rrd the GeorgelV..tvlngisttoeamth-ebotsiiTutrhgehDi,igitee.
,hilieti; 4Qn?;;al,if)yis(%7:ll,lnUnßicaasiel- Hall, It. it., and published
1,-V iirober for July last. The description of the machinery
1, te b t be clearl • understood,without the accompanying
Attsi Ot :wit • )of • •
r41‘,;.,••••-g e object and uses the invention are thus shortly
the table Y the simple motion of a small 'ladle, or index, placed
sVelr4snPon deck, in view and in hearing of the man at
ttikA th', and of the master of the
.vessel, every movement
tot!, he at engine is capable of giving to the paddle-wheel
ligharii, once commanded. The vessel may be moved
ell?eti or backwards—or may be retarded, or entirely
4Vilie, a anY given moment, by merely turning the handle
Olt Is r„,- Alas denoted by the graduations of a dial-plate. No
40 or a-ruired for this purpose, so that the master him-
!, *ell Nailer under his directions, can perform the office
I,)ebltiNtik, the ablest engineer. Thus, the confusion which
,t0e,13 4 arises at night in calling out to the engineer be-
7i4t atidlu-':ed, and an'Y ambiguity arising from the word of
mlerettjieing transmitted through several persons entire-
t.„'"`" In point of fact, ir places the improvement as muh
)011;4 th,loand as the rudder is—an undoubtedp
tl,ttbtittierc "Isy method of bawling out to the engineer below,
kt:llitt4A,,- 41aY not hear, or may chance to be out of the way-,
kik les which may lead to the most serious accidents."
rg" Observer, Oct. 25. j
iiPr --...<10.......
t 4 I "ell Pap?r, received this morning, has
I, otio
th wiocr somewhat singular paragraph :
N. he I, tug
'go ‘44glish Ambassador gave a grand dinner
iil-rda
thts ,Yi t which was present the French Mi-
°l' It 411(1 Baron Rothschild, but no Arnbassa-
as „
tt,t or, present."
itOet "'ate letter from Madrid, dated the 16th
4Wr 2
Ithi ) says
Villy a these few days the greatest confusion prevails,
tlitebthitta•alt2,,°,lgst the Ministers, but. also with the prin.
OtXiil ,ri the Administration, which
.ocCasioned a great
N: th,,A," the State affairs. A plot against 'Lea Bermudez
o),Atet"(inister to be displaced for three days, since which
irsanprtunate enough to overturn all the projects of his
iNktreh.re-eVablish himself again in the good opinion of
erete His friend General Cruz seeing the turn which
11,.. taking, owing to the priests wishing to overturn
~441 14
SVI', thought it rudent to absent himself, and has
ptiekritk, it...teaot lotion to retire to France. The letters from
1 trK of several arrests about to take place, and it was
.1 rtheat the mother-in-law of General Mina would be
111
Ail . "
thititiwrite from Frankfort that the House of
tlit'lll4ll,Lo has undertaken the whole of the
kV4414.(4 the construction of a Hospital for
Ilq'7,l.lni,'.lshtnetit of the Jews, which will cost
jilt' 'OOO florins. 'the said House will an-
ditriy4t""scribe to it 3,000 florins.
tti:,l‘Ptii° letters from Madrid state, that at three
1„14,1,413"ieds an armistice was proposed by the
KIM ti -I°.the Council of Castile, who rejected
Vitotli°,4ght the measure of granting an armi-
A(Piti,7l.4 be most impolitic, as previously- the
V.eit Ists ought to be punished.
l'igtlN ist3llll the iiing's Messenger, was sent
,N. s4e Secretary of State's Office, Downing-
Ty set
4' '" Ttiesday evening, to the Continent.
'l4llt'lllll.lllPsret to state that Colonel RIDDELL is
hil, 14diiposed at his elegant mansion at
1/4ilk,ek,.,
II
lIV Of' LtzoNr.—We are rejoiced to find that
rte • AL,
lit. d • most respectable bankers in town
11(1,',11Itt! to receive subscriptions in behalf of
1I" h Z°Ni) and of the interesting memorials
11, 4, Qi'l
h",tlitlk,„"to(is of her lamented husband's 'la-
:l.o4:istiti,,-,role persons of the highest character '
b'trte,irrl°ll have declared their anxiety to '
lt4it'tle". this instance, the cause of 'humanity
1;1114tiOt -,'"(1 that. a number of Gentlemen are
Ilkit'iltd.b") choose a Committee, who will be
titk 1)144' Y Mrs. BELZONI to carry into exe.cu-
-6 - Which has been proposed for her ad-
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