The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-01 00:00:00

condemned a system which however evil in its
detail, at all events effected some good, and ‘r3s
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better than submission to the manifold grievan-e5
which have followed its abolition ; and hence
the Legislature, irla repealing that system, rester(
the manufacturing interests of the country DPO9
that whi. h has proved but a very slender basis'
viz. the moderation of the workmen.

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basis of a new
er is directed
,Ministry of Baden the
which this odnisahgarseetanbadlee i;m pyr;:stiehate
connections between the Cantons and the Gra°,
e•
Duchy are such that the latter Ivill be
greatest sufferer by the measure.—A Report w''
also made on the Negociations which have beers
carrying on for this year past for the interest °(
the families in the Grisons-who have suffered bi
the confiscations in the Vatteline, Bormio, an,
Chiaveuna. The losses of these families, amoall'
ing at first to seven millions of Milanese livres;
amount now to 12 millions : three millions are
offered them, which they refuse. In this state e.
things, the authority given to the Federal Ditey
tory to support the claims of the Grison
missionprs has been renewed.
BRUSSELS, A uc;. 26.—11 is Royal Highness the
, Duke of CI:AtIi:NEE arrived on the 23d at Bruges;
on his return from Italy. His Royal liiPtles
has proceeded on his way to London.
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Sr. PF,TERSBURGII,A.UG. 13.—The Emperor'
the two Empresses have been residing since tlief
10th at Kammettoi, Ostroso, and the island' °I
Yelagett. -The Hereditary Grand Duke ano
Duchess of Saxe Weimar, with their two,
daughters, leave us to-day. The Empreselpt...
ther accompanies her daughter to Dorpat. Lie,„g 0, •
General Gladko has obtained his discharge WI
the post of Chief of the Police of the CaPite
but is raised to the dignity of Senator, a Member
theConnnittee for the building of St.lsaac'sChureb
and receives a salary of 10,000 rubles per annuril;
The following hydraulic works have bee° cielto
menced this year :-Ist, A navigable can
join the Moskwa and the \Volga. 2d, Theill°,ch
tion of the Scheicksina with the Dwina, by
the'port of Archangel will have a direct comal. n
o
y has be d
sowntfilicd:
ich had ete. the Niemen ,rdvtloi'steliliti3elecrteeshnbetuiciver:li3ldsitilat:niaa3dn.d_dr,:lillvnee jwilebacittileerii
denly
e have uo
an extraordinary degree of heat.
JAMAICA, JULY 9.—:The Pertltsltire, St,
nAED,,:artived at Rio de la Ilache on the 3d
The crew, with the exception of the master
two men, had been murdered by the indiaesithe
The Jamaica Courant of July 7, contalo4 affle
following statement case of considerable importancefferh
before the sitting -Magistrates yesterday, which from its e
we regret our slave-laws cannot punish with proper se' fire.
—Canoes, under the disguise of containing fishermenl,o,
in the habit of going out at nights and boarding ,1,V50
boats which are corning up loaded with produce. „002.,
.tnen carry with them, tools and other necessaries for-`trifie
i.mitting.depredatiotis, and by bribing the seamen with A ,
in money, get leave: to, open the 'casks, from which 0100
tract xgood-quantity of the contents, with which they Ifith
to the shore. This'nefarious system has been carried on, DA.
impunity a' long time. The boaswain of the ship ,•
vjdson, a week or-two since; gave information to
tleilt
Barclay; the commander of the vessel,' of the freliow •
tempts which had been made to induce him to inn con'.
robbery, .when beha,ktharge of a boat with produce.' was
secittence, Captain Barclay took charge of a boat ',lL:oiling,
taking sugar from Port Henderson, and as he was q`,ll by s'
• about eleven o'clock on the night before last, was board
ir„,o first
canoe, in which was the prisoner • John Withman, then-
asked for a 'drink of -water, which was given to
disclosed the real purpose for which he came, °lting*tosrer,
2i dollars for a bag of sugar, which held about
and said he could open the cask and nail it again in sucnver
ner that it sht.v.ild not be perceived. In order to disc°.
fully their mode of proceeding, Capt. Barclay allow min
open a cask, from which he began to fill his bag; Callileir"frartlt
clay then took him into custody, and shortly a be at' •
gave him in charge to the City Guard. In defence sing
0'
serted the very improbable story of Captain Parclaytlisto
called him to do- it, or he should not have thought the
thing. This was refuted by two seamen in the b 9", lobe
time, and the Magistrates sentenced him to receive fifty
in the public market-place. TIIIS.
IRON SUSPENSION BRIDGE ACROSS TIIF
open,
—We have received a letter from a C"rki,hest•
dent at South Shields, which speaks in.the“ l'ote
terms of the obliging attention of the Clopre the
Authorities at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ',,centlf
readiness and promptitude they have r:ccriber.
displayed in meeting the wishes of the So. ei to be
to the Suspension-bridge which is intenneuepr. to
thrown across the river Tyne, so as dire
thysna
unite the two great trading Owns of Nore FrO'
And, South Shields—a measure which must And,in .
ductive of the greatest local benefits-
,11„.roa,'
order that this highly important undertal'l,_,tiiie
be discussed with all the attention andrcultio.
ration due to so truly weighty an ago:Ail:4g
been determined to convene a generalll;oode;
the Nobility, Gentry, and others of the C
eldat,
to be "00 Sa•
of Durham and Northumberland,
the Guildhall in Newcastle-upon-TY°Phair, We
turday the 10th September, when ti.e,'wersbir
understand, will he taken by the Itiglititsorin.;
ful the Mayor, of that town, HEN"it won, this
TON, Esquire. As. in our bumble !V,
greatest
projected chain bridge will be one ot tle-w_isocerelf
possible improvements in the North, w
give it our hearty good Wishes. st Saps •
roi
e'tl-11
the
rGie'ol/bti.rthtoil
jt:c(u:zi'ouyiitt /iti of the 23d Aug? a ter'
ten o'clock
Falaceek at
of gig each
of Salonichi ; a short time all the aP,i3jthe in/7
the harem, the offices, the stables, anuthousalla"
mense esta.blishments which lodged t"
re 0101115
persons belonging to his household,
reduced to ashes, and 30 of the adjolow:tter 007
•
ede
dxlaae
Owingdrsifpeuatnl
oc,cc:otditoLfltflalgg'
rrletota''tratieone:lntve
7tfrli
jet
oeans.ms olallrri''`draroYoJanlasleca°l4ltieeer:.
qOUf atrtti ee r
tilocfb
tab, fji ra
arnt(eltd:h(pompiers) the hotel of the Aga
nissaries was preserved.
niardsel, liAly:mGefineriredina°:tbilbnisei;srelaurriestliniPtfePt 13t:
have expressed a wish for the estataints
an Italian Opera—a species of el , the
Perfectly 'new to the inhabitants °I •
World.