The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-05 00:00:00

remedy had been resorted to, the secret execu-
ti" of some of the Chiefs of the malcon-
t:tg• It was reported that the deposed
''rand Vizier, GIIALIS PACIIA, would be re-
-4411ed to his post, but this policy would be
s° different from that almost uniformly follow-
" by the Turkish Government, which thinks
it does -much if it suffers a Minister to survive his
(liagtace, that such an innovation can hardly be
"~7ected to take place. The Marquis D'Ex-
IttAcuts had arrived express at Constantinople,
411 dispatches for Count GUILLEMINOT, the
.6.'tich Ambassador, but neither their contents
"r their subject had transpired.

t The appointment of Prince MAUROCORDATO
° the direction of ttie Foreign Affairs of Greece
ice
confirmed, and a Junta of twelve Deputies
42 been nominated in his place to manage the
"airs of Western Greece.
4tract of a letter from Missoloaghi, dated February 12
1115 high post of Governor-General of Western Greece,
l'hieh Prince illav:oeordato so well filled for two years previous
1° being called to the direction of the foreign affairs of the
0
,°/ernment, has just been confided to a junta, consisting ofl2
"eP'lties of the different free provinces of tam part of Greece
14oder the Presidency of General Trongas. This Junta, after
nominated the President, fixed the object of its labours
Y Qtuitting the following provisions :
To examine whether the decisions of the Assembly
.'l4l"e Year at Alissolonghi have been observed, and what
those are which hay.e been neglected.
'2. To take into consideration the actual revenue of
Western Greece, and obtain an exact account of the sums
'''huh the Government has sent at different periods.
" 3. To afford the means of facilitating the pay and vic-
tt,alling of the troops.
4. To deliberate upon a plan for ameliorating the admi-
liistrative System.
1" 3. To take into consideration such of the petitions ad-
'"ed to the Assembly as may be found of general interest."'
ter_
It is reported in German and Italian Papers
„
teoLocoTnoNt has disclosed the particulars
`;'r the plot in which he was concerned, in order
‘.4 obtain his pardon from the Greek Govern-
!nein, and that his disclosures have implicated
individuals, who, notwithstanding their
profession of the Christian faith, have been base
and infamous enough to act as the agents of cor-
_a{llion for the Mussulrnans.

CARLISLE ELECTION.---The Carlisle Patriot
'5l Saturday last gives an account of the Meeting
`'itt thalsth for the election • of a Representative
PArliament to supply the place of the late
upir ja* GRAHAM, Bart. Four Candidates were
viz. Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE, Mr. NOWELL,'
ttl'llENsuN' and the Ex-Sheriff, J. W.
lliq „
.1;41 , mr. NOWELL soon withdrew
t
ItildieVons in favour of Sir P. MUSGRAVE,
his „n"itPiIENSON did not appear to support
t.FlairtlS. In the first edition of the Carlisle
stated there are many extracts from letters,
bate 4 tO have been transmitted by Mr. PARKINS,
ind 01-3° extraordinary a character that we are
v: 11" d to consider them as the humorous effu-
ons of tho Editor,
who was evidently inimical
l
the Pretensions of Mr. P. In a second edition
r•tlltitit• Nei, the Election is stated to have been
"r:Llll„,,PliantlY decided in favour of Sir PHILIP
Ici-"ltAvt• Dr. BLAwIRE, who nominated Sir
4,—LIP, and Dr. HARRINGTON, who SProDded
t.ae nomination,powerfully supported his preten-
-51"s• Sir PHILIP himself, before the election,
l'ltified his high gratification at the favourable
In:inner in which he had been received, and after
the result, expressed his
Inination to justify gratitude, and his deter-
the choice to the best of his
abilities. There seemed to be a warm, cordial,
'l'd general satisfaction at the issue, and the
rest of the day was devoted to the feasting and
revelry usual on such -occasions.

accounts from the Phillipine Islands, we
a earn
that a small Spanish squadrrm, with a considerable land
had been on an expedition against the pirates of Sooloo,
had been successful in laying waste the coasts of Sooloo
'on Basilan, with portions of that of Minden°. The squadron
on its way back laden with booty, chiefly consisting of the
'4ll brass cannon taken at the different stockades and batte-
n !Mich they captured on the enemy's coasts. The. sugar
indigo of the Phillipines have both considerably increased
Zace the preceding year, but the coffee had fallen off very
e ateriallY• The annualliroduce of indigo is estimated at 2000
,l'intals of 1121bs avoirdup.ois each, and the sugar to 90,000
1/4e1114 Of 138 lbs. each.
Accounts from-Gibraltar, dated 14th ult. state,
et a great scarcity of grain exists in the southern provinces of
J'ain and in Barbary. Algesiras has been opened for the im-
l'ortation of sorn, and the probabilitof such an event becom-
oklegB general, has had the effect of raising the price of every
"IPtion of grain and provisions at klibraltar. American
nut had advanced 20 per cent.
Letters froth Gibraltar are in town of the date
°.,f die 14th March. Wheat has risen there from 50 to 58
rwr.Per fanega. The rise was owing to the anticipation that
het would be admitted into Spain, as, on account the
th-el2‘ of rain for some time in that country, it was e,fl)ected that
Vvould be a scarcity in the Peninsula. -'
Yesterday Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted
u„ mess at the Foreign Office.
° Spanish Minister transacted business yes-
at t might
hein Office.
autulay Mr. f
JI TT LEWOOD, the King's
'6:eager, left town with dispatches for abroad.
h.611e manufacturers of the Continent appear to
ate felt a general impulse, from the proposed
Jduction of duties on importation in this coun-
Y. Private letters from Flanders represent the
4
trlauufacturers, as having already began to in-
, ease their works—and in Silesia and other
earts
of Germany the linen-weavers expect to be
s, great activity. It appears by the advices from
..7ekholrn, that the price of iron has advanced
"asiderably.
~,T6t- soli:lilt General MINA and his Lady are
CliTto" a visit at Hatch Court, neat Taunton, the seat of T.
tto,t
11, r,,q. The illustrious General is on his way to Ply-
A. where he is to reside for the benefit of his health.
1101723 S CA N NC , whose marriage we have an-
noCeed in another part of our Paper this day,is
;,,__?nly one of title most beautiful, but one of the
4761 amiable and accomplished, Ladies of the
ito4t37. For the lo',s of such a domestic companion
tonn:ng can 'console parental affection but the
hili7c!ouaness that she is placed in a rank suit-
sT,Le to her merits, and that she will in a larger
Sphere be all example to her sex, and an °ma-
tit to society.