The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-23 00:00:00

But,.
South
Ainer" is yielded her in exchange.
In truth, such regolations appear to us unwise,
4 144 the new republics would far better consult
their own interests and their own dignity if
they
abstained from a such Coarse which obvi-
"llY gees upon the principle, that in buying
selling the advantage is all to the seller.—
It
13 however clear, that at least the advantage is
mutual, and increases in favour of the buyer,
"act proportion to the cheapness of the
article
Purchased. Taxes upon importation
111 upon 'the nation buying the article, not
111)04 the nation selling, and thus the citizens
of theßepublics are made to pay for the obsti-
n‘eY and perversity of Foreign Governments, for
e may easily suppose there are some articles
;140, however high the duty, will of necessity
find their way into these new States. It is,IIOW-
) true, that by such a course an injury is
4°lle t° the refractory nation, but that injury will
eztend itself and be felt by the Republics, unless
etch a law is compounded with due regard to the
Want, and necessities of all classes of their
r'ltizPns, and even then must be to a certain ex-
tent nthrhievouS.

lid ant of room compels us to withhold an ar-
,,th na the subject of the Society of School,
thsrs, which we had prepared, and which
tx•"*fore, will appear to-morrow. This most
hinent Institution is languishing for want of
Iditus---for want of friends in a country where
evu'eatinn is every thine', and where almost
ef'',l °LIP amongst CS is a living example
~ch'" Patient and indefatigable labours of the
°nimaster. Let it be remembered, that what.
''vr we are we owe to our education—we owe
to °
thosegt who have thus associated themselves to-
iler to afford support to the less fortunate
114,4,1,
tuers of their own.
class, and who otherwise
orPt drag on a wretched existence in poverty,,
Pine away and die of want. Let
thosepith whose, whose, exertions have been crowned
tC" success,' and those who are now reaping
en! advantages of their cultivated talents, or
thning Cho happiness of well directed minds,
4rjaMatesman and the Lawyer, the Clergyman
tz,rithe Faculty, the Merchant and the Gentle-
an
d"' remember the instructors of their youths,
hI render their assistance to the first but
nillble and unfortunate means of all their enjoy-

tZe.have reason to believe, that although no-
f IC) 18 settled as to the.period for a dissolution
Jr atliament, every thing behinda the scenes is
,i,Zurecl, let the curtain be drawn when it may.
ledolTionths ago, it was within. our own know-
ti,,t that a Cabinet Minister wrote to his elec-
Aett.
be tio liiig friend, assuring him that there would
say(lissolution before the year 1826. Report
a that the above determination will undergo
revisalthe of (luring September Cabinet. A time
~.. Pr°speritv of tranquillity, and good humour,
w° ld ''
st 2 - seem to be well chosen
iLutional appeal._ Times•)
weoßLEsrz, Auo.l(3.—llis Grace the Duke of
; ':r.r.INGToN taking; advantage of his tour to
''isn ^ 5 Netherlands, which
eCt the fortresses of the
it_l3-"saunissioned to do every yeaanrdbbyeivnirgtupeeor!
87, treaty with that kingdom, r
,ress
of
the
471.11 Y desirous of seeing the p
anti of
Elwell-
6r7rable fortifications of our city
ettltstein, came here yesterday from Liege, and
.L.!tst to•-day for Trenes.—
s WP learn that the'
Ei' RANSFORT, Attu. 1.. -. Mayence
Ivielcltino of the new fortifications of
.vel shortly. begin. officers of Engineers
'tl 1°
are to direct the execution are expected
I;.shortiv.—(Allgenzeine Zeitung, Aug. 16.)
i„' 1.41cE AUG. 6.-The (lay before yesterday,
-'• th~ ' !
' t ~, - morntr,-, his
1:141/4„nied by. the Arch Flukes FRANCIS CHARLES
Duke of -MODENA, and the
1) k sk.t.GNIER, the
_., .
11,4 ° PEIMINTAND of ESE, his brother, revtrwed
iartir°°Ps of the garrison. in. the square of St.
,h 6 1. The two preceding days his
_ e
etlllred with his presence the Sittings of th
alrliiteral and Political Sections of the Govern. -
tlit remaining in the first three hours, and iii
tt)
eond, on the following day, five hours.
ki-4tc'honx, 3••r.v 29.—Yesterday arrived from
,41ekandria, in Egypt, the Cleopatra merchant-
: ta4bt 'levit, on board the remainder of !he
vfrtll,°" Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, which
I,'i has
had in our city for these four num.t.hl•
it htie colossal monuments of granite, among. wt.l_(u'h
.
siih,aeophagus, have now arrived, a beautiful
ire x' and many other curiosities,
41aeutly mentioned by writers on Egypt
which and.
and
rt!all antiquities.
• PeubeßnAusEN, AUG. 13.—Our hereditary
h
or t"", who will be 24 years of age on
`Watt September, was yesterday betrothedthe 4
at
• ilri 41411 d t, with great solemnity, to her Highness
liisn't'ss MARIA Or SCHWARZBURG RUDOLSTADT,
IYepsin, who was horn April 6, 1809.
ce.v.o,
,11‘esterday being the day fixed for re i ' .
Nlt-t,ibr the GtrATratAr.,. LOAN, a few members of the
;sAit T.c,Xehann'e attended at' the counting-house of Messrs.
b.iltUlct:4,tl WERRING Itictiannsoy, & Co., tolearn' the
and A.
• ,„`0,1q,„- ,yaly one tender was m-de, by Messrs. LA *a imed.
'net-bui-i Co., to Whotn,eonse ueuntly, the loan was aujutt len
' 1v1)44: de nocompr.ltion, thegrate at which the loan
-4E1:Ill.-c eared. The contractors engaged by their wtFaonscille:r
into_
. , 'titaltliellittlltriediate deposit of 15 per cent.. and the rema i
oiews
ktle in A; in equal monthly payments, the last whicho!d
~.1101,4, b areh next. By Guatemala is understood
&,7144 idr the name of the Republic of Central America, esritbiaceatee::nnaapndt
bee'lt ,i9f the provinces of
Nis Hondu.ras, S i
nd;:4_,.(,)11 (whi.ch includes aragua), and Costa Rica.
111, Year i„,.l?ncet.ot the Republicl was formally recognized in
• at (pear titit'AtYta,he States o C lnab,a and Mexico, and since
h havemaenpointed a Minister to residCiAtiettlaTtnlala. M. o,lt' eillv bias been aoin!.ed Consul-
tral
',llleri;l'Y the British. Government to the Republic ofCenmis.
tv°ll. ii and left England in May last to proceed on his
• tst3' or t•Thompson, the British Commissioner, reached the
.411, antetriala on the 17th of May last. fhe provinces of
144 PS, 111)1icaf Central Ameri-a are united together unde_rloasiet
tl
tri
4 -Ilht -"ted States Nn.t.h, Anierica and
_Mexico.. Tl
NV °I the loan in stock or bonds is 1,428,5'1/. sterlin.
trir,e44ro desired by an old and most respectable
Ak," of the Stock Exchange to state, that r.
311,0 t -ttl Who lately appeared at Bow-street, is
or't• B"rn Stock Broker for the English or
Qi" Ptincis.