The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-12 00:00:00

has received so signal a check, as to compel
Pnstniat to trace back the ground to his former
iinn• The Austrian Observer contains an ex-
tract from the Greek official Paper, in which Co-
tocoTaont acknowledges the defeat, on the sth
July, of the army which he hastily collected tho-
Other upon his assuming the d in t e
lorea; but the feeling evinced by thatcomman Chieftain_
after his discomfiture, and the spirited appeal
rnade by him to the Mainotes, hold out encourag-
ing hopes of the final success of the Greeks.
(Front the Moniteur of Friday, Sept. 9.)
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND COLONIES.
NOTICE.
anTah,,eosPeer of Prance, Minister Secretary of State of the Marine
~..., ,-, lomes, reminds those persons who are interested in the ‘,',krtY of vessels or cargoes captured by Spanish
tie'lgtltihe late war, that according to the Royal Ordinancecr
of
of the °I itPrll, 1825 (inserted in the Monsieur ofth_es2t6ethf
', o,tobBanie month), they will hot bet allowed after the 1
r' for in.e.l. next, to bring forward any new claims for indemnity
;e3 resulting from those captures. .
the ins 11e0ter opened in the office of this Department for
rdti_ ,ellPtion of claims of this kind will, consequentl he defi-
vhive[lY,claosed on the Ist of October at midnight, and all claims
_
late'n 11 be presented subsequently will be considered as
(Front the Etoile, dated Saturday, Sept.
lirc. 26.
I'6
TRIESTE,
action'')tt.3 from zante, dated 11th August, speak of anorthreir.
said to have taken ce on the 29th of July, near ' .
PAizza, andin which Demetrius Ypsilanti is said to have dis-
iliollisiled himself. IbrahimP cha has returned to the post-
which be occupied before thea battle.—(Augsburg Gazette.)
PARIS, SEPT. 9.
who
ear.711..e three
.envoys from St. Domingo areßoanneeuzn,mis.
lit;'l4rtni Paris in 1824 with the Senator Larose, as
Colonel; tor and
Fite President Boyer, 31. Daimler, Senator
are nittiat:zellinont, aid-de-camp to the President. Thea first two
touree
orhortiii to remain in
ra.ritio, e+ the Colonel is a black. They
The sent crew on the voyage.
the 17th of this month, becauseare
the Circe lost '
have arriverts of Bessieres and of the officers taken with him
llessieres it Aladrid as prisoners. With them
lieutenan't oflv a aecoMpanied his father, and who,
The c. fbot, is only 13 years old. . is
thoughson
n ofa
comnimofirriloisnalthhr.e'erPrancaiz, in a noteto
defeat of the Turks in an a
an article from
tTtereikestueu,
receiv_, 8 I, Deported
Ist and 2d of Augusto..nd.says.—"
d ted Au-
gust it:, a letter from Napoli di Romania itself, a
We have
14 this rd el:wiling from the most respectable autheoyrsityag.-0,
iVtleeleer.e..,,r, conformably to what we
.stated three d
Positively that 3lissolonght continued todesfende
ofd efvelni"-:,),''Sly, and that Napoli was in a satisfactory state
Christian 4. Ben. •
011istian Jar9ln Constant has published an appeal to the
adopted Jiattons in favour of the Greeks, .
de
which has been
C/IritierinueY the Committee of the Societe is Morale
. Plit,e•
Cents.
glls,. , FUNDS.—PARIS, SEPT. 9.—Five
71f. 45 "4 22d Sept. 99f. 45c. ex div.—Three e
Cents.
eko,sc:---Bank Stock, 2,l2sf.—Rente de Naples per Certificate
R (Certificate
I Spanish
1,0.44"1e,t) ll7f. 15c.—Rente d'Espagne,l7iL---oya-f • loc. ;
three' "f•--Exchange on London one month, 20 .
nionths, 24f.85coursAutizentique.)
I:Piedmontese Gazettes to the Ist instant reached
118. t is morning, but they do not contain any
coing worth extracting except the following ac-
-141,4t of the disputes subsisting between his
uness and the Catholics of Utrecht :---
ROME, AUGUST 24.
'the obstinate Schisinatics of Utrecht have lately proclaimed
%ten '
teils, I 'William Ket, Bishop of Utrecht, who had the bolht!-
e1er,.:!.4 a letter of 13th June, to acquaint his Holiness with. ,
iri.i:7 and consecration. The Holy Father, struck
.with this
the "cc of pertinacity in error and in separation from
the Letter
Orthodox unity has addressed an Apos-
it& ,esot.ter dated the 19th of this month, to all the Catiu?-
Proalotring in Belgium, to inform them of the nullity of this
tooth Or), and of the ecclesiastical censures which are incurred.
ated 411: individual proclaimed and by those who partiecxi: • Ott thern ts sacrilegious inauguration, and he paternally
persevere
iinngrhe catholeavoid all intercoaseHwigt them,
andncludes by shew.
right`r pan'th°4l,i"elery rstilrie" f.or the return of the erring into the
' w'ich he implores with the most fervent prayers.
Fratik
c 0.., . fort Journals to the sth instant do not
she any intelligence of the least interest, with
l'a"te exception of an article in the Oriental Spec-
-1,17' describing the deplorable condition to
the ich the Greeks in the Morea are reduced by
_e destruction of their crops, to prevent their
us_entning a resource to the enemy, and by the
7aps on their remaining property committed
life'ne Egyptian troops in their progress through
time country, The article was written at the
ttecoLoco'raoNi first took the command in
IntiitsMorea, and the writer predicts no good re-
Sine fr°lll his efforts ; but the events that have
sue: transpired give us reason to hope that the
p__ ssful career of lettAttim PAcnA has been ef-
hc:uallY checked, and that his present situation
'le of no slight peril.

~04u 4,,,report is prevalent, and it appears upon very
°.th
'll authority, that the Russian Consul and
eon r gentleman of the Russi:=n Embassy,
Saturday on the Greek Deputies.(.thls
tirng their first interview), stating that political
foreurnstances prevented them from calling be..
AVaes) but that certain obstacles being removed it
Nvoll-epected that the Court of St. Petersburgh
I.lle Greeks a favourable view of the affairs of
.

111114141 Papers of the 23d August, announce
41:ct,lirrival of Sir JAMES KEMPT at Halifax.
rivate Letters from Madrid of the 29th Aug.
theul that aCouncif of Ministers was held, at whichf
Pavernor of Castille and the Su perintendant o
Otis were present. Since the meeting, nume-
to ill arrests have taken place of individuals, said.
ttpde %fleeted with the late revolt of BESSIERES ,
Itut,ltt"ng others the Ex-Intendant of Policea,
fitt.ol;" GoNzALts, who has been sent under
g escort to Pampeluna.

trottillsk.v-TI.---13y the Mazzinghi, arrived at Cower,
%yeti ',.l)oniin letters to the 24th of July haveb been re-
/isitm ,TIVII port,au-Prince. The French fleet, whiche had
the iiii4lat port to give eclat to the execution of the treaty
of
~ii,Uly. efehtlence of Hayti, sailed from thence on the 18 h
414 v ti,,,, t,was understood that this squadron would touch at
folk i-",traPl but its ultimate destination was believed to b%Nor-
the
trri„..' ginia, where it was proposed to winter, to ar.l
that -:les with which the West India seas are often visitetdaua!
'NC'. There were no troops on hoard. At Por -fur.
the, Ike Government were steadily proceeding to throw
is th, culties in the way of English commerce. only
talieet:gutytiorio
of
tihnecareia,sed on English goods itriPPirt.ed but
'ln dutyer.
qatithitrlated, is
eaprieicusbi;
dwohuibclhedt.hemar
goods
tl'orte(4l t"trarY course is pursued, and the duty .
amount
houthnet ko'trentnicilei
bile that has been lowered 50 per cent. in their favour,
;tiglitsh h
d by the
.11cticetioail bard by the English remains unalteredta.
inle _ couse-
these proceedings the opinion is en.ter
Whoii... , ouses that it is the 'President's intention to. annihilate
1,,
trrutueir conitnerce with the island.
interest
11111 st, Itt, he justified
In
imported
by the event. TThielissehpipinplioungw.ill not,
4t aii, owever sustain injury 'for British goods, if
.ve
tetezatinotopbeelyirnorpodriteed,airrnyiPurgench vessels, which will give
The
killed, °I the treat., trade with the
L 7 with _France, it is said, were severe y
very
Oatkitala,h. (I thougut extremely injurious to the island,—
islandl
cen-
-to the i,VeFtion, but which does not appear to have
.ocacurred
%tin " Imants vtile dazzled by the splendid and inges.ing,
tft er with whici
tet.....( 71..._ . 1 the treaty of independence was carried int
"" j
It ji --.._„......zu...__
Raw,- Ported
r-
itrlrd in eh that Colonel FAVRIER has o
of -..e Morea a corps of 800 men, for the
ce
t e Greeks.—(Journal de Paris.)