The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-30 00:00:00

the Mediterranean, and Commodore Hamilton, corn
the English squadron in the Archipelago, favoured the
of
gents in every possible manner, to the great preiudiceLples
Turks; that such conduct was a violation of all the Pr
rico
of neutrality, and rendered the Cabinet of London an Acc
plice in the insurrection of the Greeks; that if these gig/
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were not redressed, the Porte would be obliged
to use "V"
against England. hiegl oft
Mr. Turner, it is said, answered the Reis Effeecit c
the
the latter point with great energy, and declared to him that
of
Porte has been more than once indebted for the preserwitiooo4s
its existence to the Crown of England, and that the latter
not to he intimidated by threats. in 001
It is affirmed that a note was afterwards drawn ttp - %ow,
of moderation, and presented to Mr. Turner, in Which' isa
ever, the Porte insists on the recall of the Governor of the lon
Islands, of Admiral Neale, and Commodore Hamilton.
Pants, SILYT•I7'
Letters from the frontiers of Spain say that ,the TraPPlie
not dead, as was reported, but is still confined in a conTelit.
The last detachment of artillery workmen destined for °®r;
colonies and Madagascar, had set out from Toulon' • to embark

at Brest.
The first detachment set out on the 18th for Rochefort.
The Aufsburgh Gazette says, that by accounts from
of the 19th of August, the Greek electors had assembled
Napoli di Romani to renew the Government and the legislad',
body. If we may believe these accounts, Mavrocordato ere
his party had but little hope of being re-elected. It Is throe,
that Ypsilanti may be appointed .President of the Senate, $./w
Colocotroni intrusted with the Executive Power.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PAIthi, SEPT. V.—Five Per CI
09f. 50c.—Three T'r Cents. 71 f. ..7oc Nes a polit an Rotes Jo.
50c.—Spanish Rentes, Spanishls.3f.—Royaf Loan, 511.-0.
change on London, one month, 25f c • three months,
98c.—(Co3rs.Authentique.)
Positive accounts are in town from Parisi ibis
i"
morning, Stating, that upwards of 40 in.--"
Specie (francs), with a great number of bill° oti
Hamburg!" and various other towns, have erriee,i
from Hayti, in part payment of, the stiPulatbei
sum for the recognition of its independan" yt
France. In consequence of which, and the pre
i
plenty of money in the above capital, the fen°
are expected to improve considerably.

The Austrian Observer, of the 18th SePPIIII°.7
has been received this day. It contains fall 46c;
tails of the opening of the Diet at Presburgf ,
the preparations making for the ensuing Coro
13
tion. Extracts will be found elsewhere.

The following is an extract of a letter lim
Ferrol, dated Sept. 10: 110266
" The expedition destined for the Havannah wtlsa- of
15th or 20th instant ; it carries about 3,000 men, (tPeisries2.9
put on board in the most secret manner), principally the „id ts
and Monks, with a threat that if they refused 0)0 02t
punished with death. It is thought that when thettire,
a mutiny will take place amongst them, as most of 'l4OOl
have been recruited by force. It. is reported that at ",.restet
Tarifa, and Tortosa, the Carlists are committing e0507acn0,.;
excesses against the Constitutionalists. A dreadful Ocotrao'
spoken of, and it is hoped our next accounts will
that disaster."

On Wednesday next Mr. STltill l." 1) '1
01
NINO will leave town for Constautin°l) a
Sal•pt
Lord STRANGFORD in a few JOYS (or
,
Petersburgh. These distinguished PiPl°lll- at.
we ire informed, hare been constant in their this
tendance at the Foreign Office every dal to
ass
week, notwithstanding the positive dal'
the contrary of an Evening Paper of lester

A been lately °lry .e 1
flock of sheepas
from this country to France, where it 91-'l° li
are made the subject of much care and
IVi. de RAINNEVILLE, President of
for the melioration of Wools, has pu ~ --.
tehnequirj.
Soci4
,
instructions relative to the treatment of --e
„boy
lisp sheep so imported, in order that the ‘0"1"-I,
not degenerate, but still preserve the sat o e°oe I
lent qualities for which our English gr°"/, its
is so celebrated. These qualities consist le li,
from
superior length, brilliancy, and suppleness, tle%/,
ties which attach to the wool of no other the e/,
in Europe, and which it is evident are of Slec,i
, , Po'
importance in the fabrication of broad cl°l"- ileij
woollen stuffs, and must give those manufaclutrbe
blishiehd solilligs
English wool a decided advantage I" 00
market. An Act of 5 Geo. IV., re
woopealeiill' d all or
laws prohibiting the exportation of , ePr_ed
lambs, and the flock of sheep before mentiolor,
first a t/11°
vra9, we believe,ewhere about the OP
some
1 tation that took place after the passing or
t°°
law. Thus was a source of profit opene
or lbf
Agriculturists either in the growth of wool
boo,
exportation of the sheep themselves. °I. 0
toke.
were 41
and we doubt not,that if this subject
~ sr
up and followed with spirit, it wool." ,i,
coestitute a highly valuable awl Pre6t°'"f
~,tei.,
trade.of thiel
madefoorill°
Empire, but this Act of 5 George
11 86°1'
toN u
them(•roi‘ufs
atlu concessions
a r ing Ih:it:reef
eshte:" '-
was the only one accorded to the
kiadoro,
turists and Landed Proprietors of til" Is
',rids was a concession they
' Orli i°
Eves
demanded, anti indeed it was the more i froo,
een set free bad
because, the manufacturers had b
To avoid this, foreOgrsntry
these restraints, the policy of our
dered 1 the c°ll-
imposed, and thereby the sy,a Rh 0
tituroi coo
was likely, to increase. The. hi! would br.fe,
sequence of such increase of wea't
_soviet; °f 'IV
enhance the price of the first tie.erc,_nofforeo
~
unless it was checked by the introdu. :I".nost b ; .
, supplies, in which case total roil►
1,101 doneisi,
been the portion of our fa rnlerS 111ll:tion OS
...3i
might
interests, and it was, wre'supr:'!!d.
he
that the Act in question was Pass
t,rotesot i
Itri riiiciroliviiie,
of
absoluteicyonicieecsseisosiliooyr