The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-26 00:00:00

Was
I.. Previously divested publicly of his rank and
ilotkour..
His fate cannot fail to inspire.the ad-
herents of the
Servile party with terror ; and
must therefore tend to strengthen the existing
''rerornent. The behaviour of this unfortunate
lila°, Previous to the execution, as well as that of
the multitude assembled to witness the melan-
ellnlY spectacle, is variously represented, ac-
cording
to the conflicting political feelings of the
writers. By one party it is alleged that Era()
died like a brave and good man, declaring his
innocence of the offence for which he was con
-
"oiled, Pronouncing his forgiveness of his pro-
secutors,
and exhibiting the serenity of one who
wits conscious that he fell a martyr to the cause
°f
religion and his country. The Constitu-i
tic'ealists, on the other hand, allege that he acted
touch pusillanimity, abjectly imploring
card" °f the Authorities on his knees, and
zhi.
"(fin,'
the so much distress and agitation during
-Igot preceding the execution, as to draw
sears from those who attended him.
The intelligence from Leghorn, respecting the
eatrance,
progress, and discomfiture of the Turks
the Peloponnesus, is given on the authority of
VIDILI, who arrived there on the Ist or
'1 instant.
11 The details are more minute than
those with which we have been previously fur-
nished. The Leghorn article confirms the news
th re-aPpeartince of the Grecian fleet, and of
Oie continued success which attended the arms
reete in Epirus.

P. FRENCH FUNDS.---SEPT. 23..
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W THE BRAZILS.
the have received the Gazeta do Rio of the
rjti- °I.
JOY, but it contains no account of Inc?
/t°•itical event. It is altogether filled with a
tresses from different provinces and towns of
razil,
Itie2,,. congratulating the Prince Regent on the
farT'res. already adopted by his Government
to 3ecuring the independence of Brazil, andre-
Atte,",ding the convocation of a Legislativehih
ths `"")1Y. As a specimen of the spirit inw f el.
lowes,e addresses are drawn up, we insert the
po
rahiblng extract from that of the province of a-
-4... , T .
; •4 do Norte, which was presented by theih
theluster Jose Bonifacio de Andrada e Silva,
character of a Provincial Deputy :-
‘`
That
I ~,,., generous people, through the medium of 'me, their
e-441ate delegate, unanimously deposit in the hands of your
,xo 0 L,
air3r -4ghtless the authority of managing and directing their
4tlltoth,-8) without being obliged to recur to the old world across
i• • --'4lllB of leagues of ocean. They wish to obtain that po-
t:lt.7, rePreaentation which a free and well-constituted people
1:11Zt t° Possess, and to enjoy those privileges and prerogatives.
to r--' In* their inherent right ; but they at the same time
Rde
al
114:1111, aili subject to Don JoamVl. the august father of your Royal
Por;tailless' and the constitutional King of the united kingdom of
iMebtetite°74l, and the Algarves, to whose generosity Brazil is
With : 114-eiriancipation and her .rank as a kingdom.—tin
the „atilt --e views, they look forward to the establishmenr ,and
tin' ---
Ind rich Continent of Brazil, of a centre of powe
in 34,,,,..""e1'e favours and justice may be found without its be.
tagnilfici-44tY to go to beg them in foreign and remote climes.itb
iffllic -ellt hl their -inalienable rights and in the justice w
h they i
toy It; ciaim them, the people of Parahiba solicit. your
t° pr Highness to intercede with your august father in order
the 711-te his assent to their desire ; and that they may enjoy
the
07: r the
iega.!_-tc! Possessing within their own country a complete de-
-1/oyal power in the august per.son. of the heir of
Zirtueg°ll; and a firm support of their felicity in the brilliant
gatte thand liberalisndof your Royal Highness. Finally, they
bl' a
",41A-I,,,l,seivcs that the Cortes C.f. Lisbon will not be so in
13-'4 *Late as to the horrors of a civil w.ar among
inttresrafrn, to a union founded on the equality and reciprocity of ... arid privileges."
Akt_.-........
stran
°l4 gstel7vwilleare i
k 111".-(The Springs.)—The arrival of
11
4211 Since otir I t has been very eatgr. Not less than
bedpers in both
hoe :11141, but ntis vi ag,e
gue;lithalsto_lal.s.p
toar
we Sat
huarvd
ea yno t Tbheeenneunnaibbleedr atta
Vi rages
be very handsome. All the.
will itprobably be tilled during thisnwewelf..,
.i longer appearances indicate that the stay of' cosin,pdain3eri,
0111
up iti. r) this season than usuaL—(Saratoga 'e
Vitt
Proar 1 ARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY.--As one
tort) 4i,tlf the general estimation in which this ac-
‘l4iitPtushed Nobleman was held, and the regret
Prit,t"f his lamentable death has excited,. the
Ills LiorTn the correct and beautiful portrait of
114 -tup, by Sit' THOMAS LAWRENCE, has
rais,,ls? 4'llol •
in request that the price has been
.6: to a. guinea and a half.
Ili e nuke of YORK visited the KING yesterday.
his wrilt Secretary CANNING had an audience of
it olio d tsTv yesterday.
'l'Lti, cause assigned for the continuance of his
ene,--at 1)( in town is said to be Mr. PEEL'S al.)--
-Oevortitilworth Castle I, the CHANCELLOIt's I
41. PS l'ire, the Duke of WELLINGTON at Con-
Patio; a"d Lord LivEttpooL's indispensable occu-
„_ater,idduring the Honeymoon, on which he
miarried On Tuesday, having on that day been
Tit_-.to ,
Miss kAIESTER.
.tO/4. i: Indisposition of the Duke of WELLING-
4Apii,
,s,aid to have originated in some internal
l:ess, ariuon to the ear, for the removal of deaf-
"eat wrreat pain and inconvenience ensued,
reliev lich) however, the Duke was ultimately
Naps V' and his presence at the Congress ap-
°f
thel° 1:0 no longer doubted. On the arrival
ji4ailitr British
Diplomatists, is said to depend the
:tters'f°` the Congress ; for the result of which,
ate
the various parts 'of the Continent an-
itßß " Public anxiety to be intense.
„. di,33..-_,I,
‘,.``ropar he Bakers in various parts of. the
Zeighi Is have furnished themselves with a
itiheoguLlaritgionnlchine to comply with the Bread
be shop
withet, which requires all bread sold in
alley eighpd the exception of fancy bread, to
thistir - 'The machine is an open scale,
frF Ilewg as a lever upon a graduated arch. As
aud th n'achine may afford more facilities for
au an the
Pi • est Ji, • ordinary scales and weights, the
ht, Juries
". Th . nO
shOUld the backward in their
e Ilet will commence on Saturday.