The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-13 00:00:00

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• CONSTANTINOPLE, Aro. 22.--The Ottoman Ambassador
k CONSTANT
and Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. James's,
Ii 'edschid Pasha, embarked on the 19th instant for Malta,
:11 i•eynicieo to proceed, to I.'fis destination. It is calculated that he
'at I t reach
has iof the 1. , e Lcr4ilon before the end of December. The
:treaty of commerce of which he is the bearer, and
Iplohn,,,,i°' ',1743 s'grie d on the 18th by Redschid Pasha and Lord
„TY' are 'essentially the same as those of the commercial
cotrren,2o At
:1 „in
g,
~,r1 471' ~ Urquhart was to have negotiated. The duty
i --,1)-.'"'a of British origin, which, according to previous
five
eu sation3 amounted to three per cent., has been raised to
tati.rerele 'eery se ent. Owing to the depreciation of the Turkish
nee the framing of former tariffs, the duty on fo-
szipl, i pi ids, though -nominally of three per cent., in reality did
'' ''er 17 iany years past exceed one per cent. ; but in conse-
quence , c .f the valuation of imports in the new tariff being in
of
flalog
„ i with the coinage now in circulation, the amount
1°) '"c r, 2venues of the Customs derived from imports will
ihc°ll. Ie at once fourfold greater than it at present is.
co--„,? ' lut yon goods in transit has been fixed at three "''.; tl let on exports of every description has, by the pre-
wiltp-ent rr ea ty, been fixed at 12 per cent., of which amount 9
be . :paid to Government by the grower, and 3 by. the pur-
chaser. It is highly probable, now that the imports into Tur-
keY do not much exceed the sum of 450,000,000 piasters per
annum,. , and the expo,fts that of 400,000,000 piasters, that the
„'",enu ts may at first experience a sensible deficit ; but the de-
',ul° Pr sent which 'commerce, now freed from every shackle
teat fi
and ittered it, will take, must naturally become so rapid,
],
1, ---,c op progress' ,vely augmenting, that it may with assurance
''e pre dieted, Om' ,: before the expiration of five years the reve-
nues ('f the ern; lire will be double what they have been at the
period when the system of monopoly and spoliation proved
most 'lucrative to the Treasur. earri This new treaty will not be
ed into y vir,ro ur, however, before the 13th of March, 1839,
a Period at why, i the contracts between Government and the
killers of the r evenues expire. The stipulations it contains
are to be obsc ry d lind Egypt sp ea ifically
includedthro he Sultan's dominions—Syria
4,d44 EgYPti an steam boat arrived here yesterday from Alex-
al
j,.ria. It w as .at first supposed to have brought the arrears
° ehemet A li's tribute, but to the no small disappointment
Alex-
of the Trees° r:/, it was soon ascertained that it had nothing of
all value on b4)ard beyond the old covering of the Prophet's
tsohnlb at Met
IT', alicl. a few insignificant presents from the
valueless eriff °l' M eCea. fol. the Sultan. This venerable relic,
aiLto 1 he eyes of infidels, was, however, received withi
it"en( curs b• the Government. A deputation of U.e-
it WW toner t -I
• and ,on board by the Sultan, to take possession of
'whence • .` alvey :it with solemnity to the mosque. at Eyoob,
't '" I to be removed to-morrow to the hall in the into-
are •
er
of tile Seraglio, where the mantle and beard of Mahomet
deP°B' I hear • led.
bernet i 17orn a. -traveller arrived by this steam-boat, that Me.-
vilege, 1" 11aS lately granted to an English company the pri-
arid
:,,eluring fee space of ten years, of conveying all letters
tweeti theener a -from Alexandria to Suez. The distance be-
*ix house P ails will be accomplished in the space of twenty-
°Rabb il d • •
1.3* 1 'lns communication, it is expected, will be fairly
3 e In the early part of October. . ,
The late)
sailed on they . appointed Governor of Tripoli, Aska Pasha,
Her iv. 18th inst, for his destination. .
Malta, aJes ty's ship Tyne sailed to- day with despatches for
RussiAccordi
Russia, vng to the last accounts from Circassia, severalhe
an
d, 78 els of war and transports were wrecked on t
iThe Abashlln'
1 the violent hurricane in the latter part of July.
.atek Alts have, it is confidently reported, taken the fort
Lowe'verec ced by the Russians at Sotshah. The latter have,
raised tuceeceded in landing at Shapshook, where they have
tetisive batteries.— Times.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
. SlR__ . _____.o,_____
in tdvec Birig: fully persuaded of your sincerity and alacrity
appea ating the cause of the productive classes, and as they
In
the to to be I mekring on their armour, not only in the north and
stab:uletroi ?olis, but in the west of England, I am desirous of
stating
,bY r leaias of your widely circulated Paper, that thy
dese tneY are now pursuing is not only futile, but that. it
no,
Pluia,, , , mew- the approval of a large portion of the working
tio, ;say nothing of their talented and opulent leaders.
1
aplio not tint.orid just now to discuss the merits or argue the
cability• of the " People's Charter ;" but I must say, that
~.1. I was ir clined to go the whole hog with them, I could not
agree vpit;them in the manner they have adopted for obtam-
itnhgn th,_eir object. My object at present is to point out to them
t; heir
that would accrue to the hard-working, half-
%4'4 Population of the present generation,. were they to
the eet their giant strength, their increased intelligence, and
a Universal unanimity that must prevail to annihilate that
,tuninable imposition, the Corn-laws--the besetting curse
IlitteverY working man, whether agricultural or otherwise.
N. Perhaps I shall be told, " Oh, your motive is not to throw
in,2l in our
mouths,, but dust in our eyes, and prevent us s .
LerE cur
pVtoadtiecaleiaer
the begore us, in order that we may not endan
xistence of the Whigs, or to create divisions
t3teng us." Now, as regards the Whigs, if they continue in
tuetiraisorersert ctareer.,.t.he sooner we are rid of them the better ;
viiice
rn Jec di visions, I hope I have said enough to con-
0113.ethree
sible toY that it is a thing without which it is impos-
standard which 'he slightest redress. Let us then raise a
Assoicat, leh. 'Ne can all follow, and form an Anti-Corn-law
by the
ni?, with branch Societies all over the kingdom, and
Anti-Slaver of subscriptions disseminate information like the
,- "
te_„J Society, which was so victorious, and like
"'smelt% Precursor Society in Ireland, which promises so
_e_eb,• So that by the aid of the united Liberal Press of
Locse, unnon, the powerful voice of petitions, and the gigantic ad-
-241 y of such men as Lords Blougham and Fitzwilliarn, we
be enabled by the coming Session of Parliament to pre-
geolit such a front that cannot be mistaken. Trusting that
Ine friend will attend the meeting on Monday next, and Alain these sentiments more forcibly, it is with great pleasure
''q respect I sut)scribe myself your's most truly,
London, Suit, 12. 11. RICHARDS, a Working Man.

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P
terA lelter, from Naples says, " The Censure has '
tteeti !ci from
the libretto of the new opera of Pokeucte,
the '•ic for which has just been completed by Donizetti for
--e debut An of Nourrit, the French vocalist.
the R iyory turner who, four years ago,
had sent to
th.. xhibition of Manufactures a model in ivory of a Gothic
ofitll' and who had subsequently executel a similar model
his 8 e Portal of the Cathedral Church of Notre-Dame, lost
llietrll.B?3 a few days ago in consequence of the neglect with
the his labours were treated. In one of his fits of insanity
teetiutafortunate ina•liae made a violent attack upon two police
quartes' to had
been instructed by the Commissary of ther
restraiett— ~,!eer.re his person and to place him under proper
he was ol 'le was conveyed to the Prefecture of oc ,
teeeptiornee'ell in the portion of the building destinedfor the
8 sif unaties.—Galignani.
Cii
Ivith cm.ck")E.----On Saturday night a man travelling
and, ,1.-," stopped at the Harp Inn, Dunmow, for the night
koroe.• l'
-r !Tending the evening merrily, retired to bed. In the,
Whico'eg he was found suspended from the bed-post by a cord,
Phe had tied round his neck. He was quite dead. .
"'..40n0" Inany weeks since, one of the Irish Papers, in
ford, ;:neing a pompous eulogy upon the Rev. Marcus Beres-
;tit' ,ad the following curious item in its catalogue of l d
his
ahcest I that, with the temptation to follow in the steps of
the clill3ra, a
of of military heroes, he had preferred entering
°l3sere uerch." Upon which the witty editor of the Examinerheha _
ado t that, "if he had not gone into the army,
an
Itiet Q 4 the profession which came nearest to it, that of. a Za,kallr4reBl44l)l But the English Church is rapidly becsornitung. I„s'kti t.i," and militar as that of Ireland. Dr. Poore'
,", an „Le Ivninii Inoreyßritish blood was spilled than has floeaawrekd_
cam-
able e",-"gagernnt since the battle of Waterloo, is a rem
ter,,°„°Lef this. ain, last week, we read of a Churcht_e
erkv -- inagistrate elf() in Kent, in juxta-position w throb-
tiiy.'
7.,,i, soldier 'was committed, at Maidstone, for i.k . b this Rev, Le Magistrates of the day were militant. and military,
.eis, ii inr. Davis and Colonel Best. What a.bdisgrace is
Are' a foul and black spot upon the
.Ch that the
the anes.°f the peace are always hovering, like vultures, over
lellot ee-,llPated caresses of the victims of the
.lae I Not a
colle-Th'e quelled in blood but a clerical Magistrate, like a
uateh: wiahomet shouting'" ti (.7'.. Kill, kill!"
eleti,l
„of theis to be the heada
oceaXionn° Not a man can be hanged,but
?!Neb.," 'Magistrate is to Commit him. Not a wretch can. bete
to E°rted or sent to the tread-mill, but a clerical Magistrate .tbiner4tv. 4 finger in the‘ pie. Not a case of profaneness, strife,bu
4 elegy 4',lty, or licentiousness is to be heard in our Courts, t
t° e4' Magistrate is to inhale it all, as a fitting preparationd
Itilvtiel4alitifYoh_nni to be a preacher of peace, purity, charity, an tesgrace long will Churchmen tolerate this scandal and
-Lie wo--, this
k °Ye-sore to the world, this blot upon religion,
A reports-nese to the Church herself?—Liverpool Albion. r-
lop of was current in town this week that a phead
~_4lsrueti..,the name of Peter Stewart, residing in Rothes,
been
.aisain.-1 Rine° murdered his own son, as the boy had
sl'le o° Ice' a considerable p.eriod. The authorities proceeded
the and
item ‘4..s_r(eiriesday 'morning Rothes, to investigate the
to
„"te hoe 4 w. c have learned that the report of the murder of
s'ularge4l.Biittit.eorret ; but Stewart has been committed to gaol,
eie co e maltreatment of another member of his family.—
re ura,t.
I\'‘,4t;jurilliTtlesday morning two gentlemen employed a
tioakliiia
rasilitoavyr: named George Howes, living at Chapel. End,
to accompanythem on a shooting ex-
kgthe;el,ll to take care of the do ly after ten o'clock ee oett)ee erfas.sing a pot toe fiegld. belonging to Mr. Chiswick,
s, o the gentlemen fired at and killed a hare. The
, one
forwa d ; ren on f r , and Howes was desired to fetch it back.
, .0 yeN
,er that purpose, but had not proceeded more than
allied hi before uefore a Partridge rose, and the other gentleman
ctlirlvhoie
.18 gun and fired, when the unfortunate man received the
eee°l the charge in his side, arms,. and face. Mr. Solly, a
sga sua.4 ef Walthamstow Promptly' attended, and advised that
/volirithelehreerwahould be co'uveyed to St. Thomas's.. Hospital,
I. y hie .as removed yesterday morning.. He lies in a
litioweri icarious state. The names of the gentlemen are not
4eCid,„`.° Howes. They expressed their deep regret at the
A ;',e and rendered every assistance.
/v 4 ' )4'11•11) NV
kt 4 tvh, lIIST PLAYER.—A blind gentleman,
eil'hst in my
I arn verY intimate, has frequently played a rubber
. her of
en, ia competitors His cards, which he carries with
tihil!tt 4threoese°, very minutely marked
.by' the. point of a needle,
hi" Noir I hav often sat by him, I have never observed
tEti Cara ; Yet with the utmost quickness he sorts and plays
Q'l, 1)48' the other parties of course announcing what card
1 on ';`iPtlt down.—Correspondent c f the Medical Gazette.
Oflvin. ' uursdav the wife of a person named Wiber,
at 8• , J
•Z?'''.l'am all"t,on, was safeiy delivered of three children, all
491at0 re living, and, with their mother, doing well.—
n Guardian.