The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-22 00:00:00

[BRITISH PRESS.]

We have received the Paris Papers of Friday.
We 'regret to find that no confirmation of the de-
feat and capture of Ibrahim Pacha has been re-
ceived—from the Morea.' Some vague reports
were current at Corfu, as to a victory gained
by CoTocotroni, on the plains of Tripolizza.—
On The'other hand, there was a rumour that
the Greeks had been defeated, and that
the cities .of Missolonghi and Napoli di Ito-
rnani, l'n"-order to save themselves from destruc-
tion,' had Voisted the English flag, which,, we are
told,'•the Turks respected. None of these state-
mmts'are entitled to the least credit. The corres-
spon detice f eon) Madrid represents the affairs of the
Penifitulato havearrivedat a crisis.Sornegreat poll-
cal blow, it is eipected; Will shortly be struck by
the apostolic or ultra-party.. An attempt it ap-
pears will certainly belnade. to depose Ferdinand
)--.A:•cotiference lately took place between
the. KiTigi.aild Don Carlos respecting tl a plot for
elevating' the :latter to the throne. Ferdinand
put into'hii b'rother's hands some pieces of money,
coineiclvith-Ihe likeness of Charles V., and some
haterte'pted letters, which 'nearly iMPlicated, the
Irdatitin'ariO-wledgelof the treasonable proceed-
ings Ciirriect-,on the 'conspirators in his behalf.
Don C.kflokOf course, denied that lie was aware
of the ti:Sctii which his name is applied ; but his ex-
planatrons were so'_ unsatisfactOry that the King
was reso.lieetO keep his brother near him, and
in his"pdwer.- 'Great efforts are making for the
re-establishment of the Two of
the oldThfonisitots, Etenard ..and the celebrat-
ed Fither Martinez,' have had .an audience of
the Which they 'insisted with indecent
warmth- on'the necessity Of restoring the Holy
Office-..imthediately TO the' plenitude of its au-
thority. "'Ferdinand assured them that it was a
subject he had at heart,. !it that a measure of so
much iMporiatice'should be maturely considered
before-it was 'finally adopted. He had previously.
received' fro'rri .11.cacho, the Intendant of Police,
a strong representation 'against the re-establish-
ment-ar-the sanguinary tribunal. The Military
Commissions have been suppressed by :a Royal
decree;' Ad' other acts of moderatiand coiici
liatory nature, leave been performed by thee G-
overnment; which, if it had strength, seems well
disposed to use the powers it possesses ; but the
ovetwhelming influence of bigotted arid cruel.
prie`stlipoil probably crush all its en,
deavonrts to meliorate the
.Condition of the
Kingdom: The troops who are waiting at
Corinna to he embarked on the. expedition to
the Havanaiih Manifest alarming symptoms of mu-.
Conimit daily dis'oidersand excesses.. Ono
of the officer's lately entered the barracks in. or-
dor 4oleiie one of the •riOterS,:Whu in. self de-
fence threW a' bottle at' his head. The officer
dre* hiS'SWord, and struck right and left at all
those 41)O'stoOd In his way. , l'he..consequence
was, that they all attacked hiin, and showered
their bottles'ind other n4iSsilesupoti him, He
was with difficulty rescued from' their hands.—.
The pdierty Of the'SpaniSh treasury has compel
led the g(iqrtnent to reduce :the allowances of
its foreign ambassadors. The Dnl:e de Villa
Bf•rniosa,''wbo'iS at''PariS, hai suffered a reduc-
tion of-30000 frAo'Ci a matter of io-
flifferde hirn, account "Of his large for-
tune. .-.

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beSt niatit we received .Rio "IraiVirO Papers
.to
the 9th of Julie incia;slve.-'.ll,li4.3,"Contain 'a 'very,
angry- article :cire teriris traitor and
monster are -veW.liti(hlry ernOrciyed), on the
events triiicti" lia vela ken -place' Ili the neighhor-
hood of'hiante Video; Ho*ivei,er, measqlo'hpve

DIED .
At -Brighton, Mrs. Mary. Clowdesly„..iwife of Mr. George
Farquharson, of Stockwell.' . • „ ;
On the.l9th hist., at KidderininSter, aged 71/..1ur5../141Thall
'Addington, relict of Mr. Sam. Iteymes Addington, of London.
On the 16th inst., at his father's house, in StOchwell-plaee,
Hehry e
this Hodgson, Esq. of the Tax-of Ace, in the 34th year of
ag.
. . ,
On •FridaY;lhe 19th inst., Augustine DeSpinons Desvignes,.
wife of E. H. Desvignes, Esq., of Iluriter:ptreet, -Brunswick.
square. •
On Thursday, the 18th inst., Mr. -VirilliamYe#hof Hem,
blingtdn, Norfolk,.agen 63. - • .;
On the 29th ult., at Whitchurch, Salop,'..agea:42;Edward
Kirkpatrick; Esq..; 'and on the. 63). frOm. excessive grief
for aged 35', his 'sister, .Mrs.EliziAbne Sandford,
widow of the lath ThornaiSiinaford,Es4. of.Sandford in the
same,county: • . • • . .