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

CLERKENWEI•L SESSIONS.

The Quarter Session of the Peace commenced
this day, at Ilicks's Hall, before FRANCIS CONST,
Esq. and a Bench of Magistrates. The Grand
Jury having been sworn, retired to their-room,
and the usual routine business of the Court was
proceeded in.
AeSAULT.—Williana Jones was indicted for beating Leda
it appePaerdis,il wasof St, James, Clerkenwell. The prose-
hying with the defendant for some
mcYuootrinutillgi:lianie
last past, in the capacity of chere ami ; .but he, wishing
to get rid of her, commenced very roughly, as she stated, to treat
her, and administered frequent beatings, one of which was the
subject of the present indictment. It appearing, however, that
the prosecutrix was giving her testimony " more in sorrow than
in anger," a compromise was proposed, gladly accepted, and
the parties quitted the Court in good humour together.
A battle royal took place in the Mall of the Court between
two women, wives of one black man, against whom they had
assembled to prefer a bill of indictment for bigamy. They were
separated by the bystanders.

DROWNlNG.—Yesterday evening two boys in
a skiff were rowing up the river, when one of
them having suddenly stood up, the boat upset,
and both were immersed ; one of them clung to
the boat and was saved ; the other, named
James Isaacs, sunk, and although he arose to the
surface once or twice could not' be saved. Ills
father, who resides on Millbank, saw the acci.
dent, and could render no assistance—his agony
of mind may be more easily
imagined than de.
scribed.

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TH SUN.

SILL 1I QUIS DICERS FALSIIM .41,0

LONDON,
MONDAY 2ENING, OCTOBER 2 ,
,

The Paris Papers of Friday have arrived'
Accounts from Munich give some short details Of
the ceremonies observed previous to.the rern°c2l
to 11c
13
of the remains of the King of .avmuit
I‘ll
chapel of the Court.—Private letters frail 3..
that t"
drid, in the Journal des Debuts, says
er
King ofSrlirt continues indisposed. it is °l:
reported that a change in the Ministry had hee,
planned, but was frustrated by the preWituia,
mutiny of a regiment of the line in Gre°3'o
The Consultative Junta is pursuing its
with great zeal, and is now occupied with /4 Pots
for dividing. Spain into forty-fontDePartra,
I.°
similar to those of France. The same thisg
ape
attempted during the usurpation of Josag
NAPA RTE, but the opposition of the PoPle Pe, r
vented its execution.,. The present would Peri.
to bd an ill-chosen period to repeat the 01
ment. Extracts will be found elsewhere'

--meow—.
The Flanders Mail arrived this
tOrrl
bringing Brussels Papers to e,24 instant. '''' :I
annexed information from Greece, ftir°i6V
by them, was copied from the Illigeill#'
000
Zoitzing, and the Frankfort Papers. it - ,c,
thence appear that the Greeks .are 5611 vip
torious, and the Egyptian troops retreat° 0,
every direction;':•The siege of Missoloeghi roe
tinues. That fortress hold out in 50" °( rev
efforts of the SliltA.Slttitft. to take it, and 111°5u
nt 0'
are now taken by KARAIS*AII topreVe . of
communication with Arta. There IS an f:l;irl;es
improbability about these papers which 11 dis,
further, confirmation of their contents ili

a m3l.en'utiroinTsr°tl:e Ca
ar
nriilliaial.of ol' fb
TILIESO, - e ' le
Letters from the lonian Island, of the 19th Septerobeo4
lion any
ported, as we before said, that Ibrahirri Dacha had bee° rho
Issolonghi, of 7th September, does not say a word of
,it' to
Biburt:isnathaet :toedstoJn outhrnearlerpecaetive7:ol
be very doubtful. , 10-
mentions OC": 0%,
The Austrian Observer contains the conclusion of t't ele
tracts from the Greek Chronicle of Missolonglii, relative ,
too.
itieZe : they come down to the 24th of August, but do Orlti oe
important occurrence. It appears that the TOrosoirs
busily employed in carrying on their works within the
_...44,1 is'
battery, and that they are malzing mines with the ;sic
to
tensionereocfteindeakinngewa bbraetatecrhy,inwthhiecihmhiearsrad:peargrt.:titeosige io
the enemy's redoubts. OC' s-
haveFAAVlCrOler, ,ifelt
. • •
In addition to the extracts from thewGreek Chrome to
by the Austrian Observer, we have no tle n;totbe ..otecto,
paper to Sept. 7. On the 31st of August the Paels e'llorlf
their ho
horsetail near the Union Dant, and repaired to the setied 001
to encourage his men, but in vain : a Greek ball.. !oil/ on
the horsetail from the Minaret. The Greeks Moderlooo4 01
this day, and a desperate action ensued. They roe orior
the Union Darn and repulsed numerous rnasses _enioarf:,,
On the top of this Darn the contest became more_„„.6;'l6o al,
and the Turks were at length obliged to retreate:::ca wog:
not end till midnight, when the Greeks
men tilonoa, 'r :
of the enemy's battery. The Greeks had 20.chbey oaceJ °D,
enemy lost 300 men, besides a work ill which
schooner, sent
~
i and other r 16.;
the Greek Government, brought proviersionyericeotsothen ;.
series. On the 3d we received from the
is
army. 7,
svo„, retreeo
news, that Ibrahim, with that
of li
os:* hoi otact
ing to Coron and Illodon ; that the PCIOOII S
hops. On the 2d September a Greeks

pensable.