The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-11 00:00:00

PRICE O.

THIS DAY A. 7

Bank Stock shut
3 per Cent. Bed. shut
3 per Cent. Cons. lnigt
31 per Cent 92/
I per Cent. f Old shut
1. New looa4
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann.
Imp. 3 per Cents. —

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South Ditto India
Old Annuities ............ . :
Ex. Bills ................. 3Pr
Bank for Act. ......... 247
India for Con. Acct. ...... 1,
Cons. for Oct. 16. ......... 81;1

• PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, „

French

AT ONE. O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 95.
{Six per Cents. 82.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 81.
Ditto New 87 i.
Neapolitan Five per Cent. Bonds, Ma.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 80.
Spanish j" Five per Cent. Bonds, 67w.
( New Ditto, 64g.
Prussian Five per Cent. Bonds, 904.
IDitto New, 87i.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 89.
(Old Bonds, 00. •
Colombian •i Six per Cent. Bonds, Bii4.
(Ditto Scrip; 8614
8343.
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Russian

Chili

AMERICAN FUNDS.
LONDON.
Sept. 10.
£22
69i 70
97 sellers.
93f
95A
94A

Bank Shares
3 per cents
5 per cents. 1820
1821
6 per cents. 1812
1813
1814
1315

7 per cents

Exch

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103 104
105
10,4

Ino,hing done
Divd. from
July, 1922.
we 10 pr.

104 i
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jtdivyt froults2l.

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111011 WATER AT LONDC
Morning, 34 minutes after 11.

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1 Evening, i

THE SUN.

SOLEOI QUIS DICERE FALSUAI AUDEA` r

LONDON, 1
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,

According to a paragraph in the Ger' $
no
Papers, it appears that of the one hundred r
twenty thousand inhabitants who so reeeutr
enjoyed a highly refined and intellectual state
society in the Island of Scio, only nine bond
ed
individuals have been left in their
country by the Turks, and that even, this 11:31(
rable remnant of a whole people is r3PI v
falling a prey to pestilence, occasioned
pj
the noxious miasma from the unburied 3tir
putrid bodies of their murdered collar/P:O4
How unjust is it in the face of this drea"or
and, in the annals of modern Europe; 11%,,
rallelled enormity,—of this wanton, this °lnlPiti,
yoked, this treacherous and frightful titr'c
—of this wholesale butchery and desolati°lll7e,
to reproach the hapless Greeks with Crtleitil. n 5
cause, smarting under the accumulated i"'"
taad
of ages, scorched and bleeding from the flree so
the sword of the inhuman monsters wb° balder
long oppressed them,—because, writhing ewer
the agony of their recent wounds, and by their
with resentment from the recollection °f
heatof
past sufferings, they do not always, tile rest
action, or in the intoxication of victory, °oh
the torrent of that vengeance which has at /e"
burst upon their tyrants, and treat then accoitli
ing to the precise rules of forbearance' alit
which the leaders of civilized armies have sc' bpt
to soften the horrors of their scientifi,"
unimpassioned warfare !—The contest be d!
the Greeks and Turks bears no resenlb:riol
it presents no analogy to the hostilities °I dill
European states.—The Greeks are eillbar
the perilous but heroic and honourable w°sofici
freeing their country from a horde ufr°Dbeooej
barbarians who have for ages revelled in the jig
or
and the spoils of their victims, without Bfr
tipte
the slightest hope that this could ever be 531 jot;
with the inhuman banquet,—whose brute'
for
gy•
and unrelenting ferocity have exhibited
torn of abatement, have presented no iodic°n
bosoms
disposition to soften before the unresisting
erellss
of a people bowed down to their yoke. lib i51
re
been no mercy shewn to the slave 1.--libe•
In be
mercy in reserve for him, if he should a' frog'
encompassed by the chains of the rliffhinDrol‘e°
whose power he has in his desperation
thog°
loose I—ls it surprising that his first
dres e
should be the extermination of his sof°
enemy !—that his first efforts have been log
res of
degree characterised by the fierceness ride
and the madness of despair ! they
t' In.
human nature who think that these
incompatible nth
kno‘v
litl: o
fwti generosityhe hum an rn ionfdc I:adria: t et
5353 that
they are not rather evidences of IV
hitherto been deemed its most noble Sr t:t/je
scios
fled qualities !—The desolation of oto Co
ashes, of :Jassy , treacherously give' lir os
„cher° /
flagration •
by the Turks the tr"
the 011ie 4/
tempt to involve BucttAuEst in tr,l
AO 0
the heartless conduct ascribed t° CV"
the unfeeling apathy of the other oil'
the v
Powers, are not calculated to anti,'
6re bo
nant passions of the unfortunate
nevi, Ad.
He sees himself oosed to an c
pp t
the
11 °ll css
would drink his very blood, On oat lie
and abandoned to his fate, as
11
from civilization and from'Christeud°r°7 t