The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-31 00:00:00

Plate, because, says the Editor, the series of the Batavia Jour-
nals which were brought by the unfortunate ship Betsy and
Caroline, is imperfect. We have only the Journal of the 3d
August, aad the Supplements (chiefly dedicated to advertise-
ments) of the 6th and 13th, damaged by sea water and full of
sand. The Journal of the 10th, which is wanting, probably
contains farther particulars of the events in the dominions of the
Prince,.
The Ratavlon Journal of the 3d of August contains the Pro-
eletriation of General de Kock, in which he declares, that in
the name of his Excellency the Governor General, he has
assumed the chief authority in the States of Socracarta
and Djoejocarta promising an amnesty to such of the
44biects of the rebellious Princes, DipO Negoro and Man-
kae Boernie, as return to their homes immediately, and threat- i
eniug examplary punishment tho those who persist in support.
15 those rebellious Princes.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
?,ts.TtynAsr, D r.c. 37.-40. 2. ; two months, 39. H).
Dr.c. *3.-34. 9.; 2 Us., 34. 6.
Drc.l9.—Three months, 6. MI.
ri'suldx, DEC. 20.—Three months, 6. 23i.

The Frankfort German Journal of the 24th
I)('ePrnber, which came to hand this day, contains
"hint: but a short detail of the illness which
Preceded the d(fath of the Emperor ALEXANDER.
These accounts, however, differ from those
contained in the Dutch Papers, as to tho
Irninodiate can f' of that indisposition, hut
"f‘vertheless, there is sufficient consistency in
them to warrant us in concluding that these re.
c;tals are not mere inventions. There.is nothing
in
these Pap s worth extracting.

The followiu,7 are extracts from a Flanders
/till received iast night
4, T. . "BRUSSELS, DEC. 27.
Cochlll stated, that the celebrated English Admiral, Lord
.ane, who arrived at Brussels, with his family, some days
ago, seems resolved to fix his abode here.
114. There are now building at Amsterdam, in the dockyard of
f' nMeyer, a frigate of 700 tons ; in that of M. Knol, a' frigate
i
t-041u0, a frigate of 850 ;in that of M. Van Zwietnna frigate of
5 a frigate of 400, a steam-boat of 600, a ditto of 550 ; in that
Duytz. a frigate of 4so, a steam-boat of 170; in that of
Arlen and Co.. a frigate of 1,000, and one of 450; in that of
1.• ,• (le Vranf, a of 300 ; and in that of Haring and Co., al
tidate of 400 and a brig of 400 tons, in all 14 vessels.
" FRANKFORT, DEC. 23.
" Letters from Berlin of December 18, say, that the Empe-
l'er Constantine has set out from Warsaw for St. Petersburgh.
" The Court has gone into mourning for three weeks, and
4.e,u'hole army for three days ; and the regiment of Grenadiers
ttle Emperor Alexander will have a funeral service per-
r:rrnett for its Colonel. Prince William, accompanied by.
`.?_lotiel 'de Thele, has set out for St. Petersburgh. Numer-
i"Pere couriers continue to pass through this city."—(Brussels

'tract of a Letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Bth October,

received by a Gentleman in Glasg ow on Tuesday

. .. .
`` Monte Video is at present in the hands of the Imperialist 3
"der the command of General LEconE. The Patriots are
about four miles from the city, and getting very strong. Buenos
a
~.-"Yres is very quiet on the subject, at ate same time may be
'44Y : the Portuguese fleet was off here yesterday.

TuE Dutir. op YORIC—From reports in some
-1 the Newspapers, we were led to understand
that his Royal Highness the Duke of YoutE
toured under a dangerous indisposition at Belvoir
'"tie, the seat of the Duke of RUTLAND; this
lave colour to a variety of reports, during the
N-rtling, of his death, from a spasmodic affection.
Pro"r;ire happy to state, that on application at the
vp ,s`-!1. Office, we found that his Royal Highness
4,,id "'I Perfect health at six o'clock iast evening,
do °fly prevented from the enjoyment of yester-
'B
shooting by a dense fog.

Bs;'""lts'CLEnus.—The situation of this class
p.3fr"lety, owing to the failure of their prwci-
- Whether temporary or final, has been pro-
perly
recommended to the attention of the former
Int:lti°,4lers. Most of these CLEntcs are men of
,;D-Qt-}ltY and talents, and many have families to
R11)°11. At this period of the year they have
f::„"Irally received a requital from the customers
17r their attention. Such a gratuity at this cri-
,tLe'll Period would be highly acceptable at all
,e,c.", but particularly after the untoward events
i!ch have fallen on their employers. The prin..
„14113 may have wealthy and powerful friends,
`')
Y effectually come forward to assist
them,
in distress : but the CLERKS, except,
eer h
luchaPss very few instances, have no
resource. We therefor° earnestly recom-
mend to the kind attention and liberal feel-
Z" of all the former customers of those Bankers
uit
'° have. met with unexpected misfortunes, the
to „at,lo° of their Cr.Ens.s and their &pendant
i,
snift-neR• -The principals themselves must find
beTient calls for all the resources which may
hf ,ehrt to them, but the CLERKS, independently
on the sYmpathizing sorrow which they must fee!
11,1,".° fate of their employers, must be pressed
yore their own pecuniary difficulties, and there-
to 1%.") again most heartily recommend their case
i11.i%.4 wealth and benevolent who have exrrenEepe.
their attention and assiduity.

QOll, —,,,,,T0r.---
Itaad, —'
A V tit A 0 ES.—T h g, W
e following, Under-
,
l'Orttt., are the aggregate averages which regulate foreign im-
rig,z".,n, and Which will appear in the Gazette of this even-
ilt,.?l,-447.ihe,,a.t, 645. 4d. ; Barley, 41.. 2d.; 9a!s,
The ports,
_81:_;,
i: coll3e " ; Beans, 455. 9:1.; Pease, 48s. lOd.. 1:1. 1)0?"Is
"-ease quence, will close against the importation of foreign
IYeeltal and continue open for foreign Barley for the next six

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40re eann't but admire the manly spirit of Mr.,
declining to receive the transfer o
the P..
coeosion allotted to his father, and offered by
th, Maris
ELLESLEY to him. To exert
t:ti "Forts of his talents in support of his family
11uerle;P'it°1") displays a dignified mind, and Ye
ki}l,lY hope that the exertion of those talont s
4,4.4"'equatelv provide for the commendable
in-
of iyi" 4' But considering the political princil es
%tilt Moons, he could not act otherwise, yet
few ttmay be said to his honeur, that there are
trl,t"Ci`no d(.pend upon their talents, who would_
feelinegss.t the same disinterested and dignified
?Vitt
ttlite(ltrotttn't';" EVENT.—We understand that
have been received from Dublin this
the stating that on Monday last, at Callan,
Ivayle county of f
Kildare, a Popish Chapel gave
the and, dreadful to relate, a great number o
Nitiusofortunate congregation were buried in the