The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-10 00:00:00

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COAIET STEASI BOAT.—The weather since our last
has been so exceedingly boisterous, that no attempt could be
tuade to raise this ill-fated vessel. During the whole of Satur-
day night it blew a tremendous gale, accompanied loy a very
henry rain from the South West and Westward. Since Sunday
b"rning the wind has inclined to the Northward, generally
hl"ri •
ng fresh, with showers of sleet and snow. Another body,
Cat of Mr. Macallister, junior, one of the sufferers in the
°l'llet, and nephew to Mr. Macallister, W. S. Edinburgh, also
ti sufferer, has been found since Saturday. It was floated ashore
ip Gouruck Bay, much disfigured, but readily recognised by
the dress, and carried to Greenock by his mourning relations,
trap whence it will, it is supposed, be immediately 'carried to
'4,linburgh, along with the body of his uncle, which still re-
Illained at Greenock on Saturday, that they may be interred
together.—( Glasgow Courier, Nov. B.)

}'field-Marshal the Prince of HussE Hostnuao
„as been nominated by the Emperor of AUSTRIA
to
in Illyria, Slyria, and Tyrol,
" the room of the Prince HonetszoLLEßN, now
rresident of the Aulic Council.
, A Council will be held to-morrow, at which
tfisueltrcoanEit of LONDON will make a report of
has
prisoners only upon whom sentence of death
":s Passed at the September Old Bailey Sessions ;
°i these there are 26.
DAccounts from Madras, received via Bombay,
ate the arrival at the former Presidency of Sir
ALNI PALMER, appointed Chief Justice of the
Sir -161)51LIND STANLEY. lie took his seat on the
each for the first time on the 7th of June.
ACcounts from Maranham to the sth ult., re-
;:tted by the Rob Roy, arrived at Liverpool on
'oesday, state that the inhabitants of the
gorthern provinces of Brazil, were suffering
greatly consequence of the drought which had
se° long prevailed there, and that provisions were
41°. Searce, as to give rise to an apprehension of fa-
t.,_l°P, if tome favourable change did not soon
uke place.
the
head-quarters of COLOCOTRONI were, on
„ke 'lt of September, at Dioris to Ambelia, in
rcadia. He was manoeuvring upon Caristenus
oldre-ascending the Alpheus. We learn that this
l'abius is continually harrassing the Egyptian
fighting
whose number does not exceed 6,500
men.—(Paris Paper.)
trade of the town of Lille has lately ex-
irtirienced some sad shocks : several failures are
latt:°unced, hi consequence of unfortunate specs-
st;,o6oaa in oil ; one of these is stated to be for
4.4 'uvU francs, the others are also of considerable
-"ltude.
r. Sergeant PELL, it is understood, has, on
nco n
tuit of ill health, retired front, the Court of
e-Intnott Pleas and the Circuit, meaning to
bee con-
himself in future to Parliamenlary and Cham-
Practice.—(ll-forning Herald.)
r,all the new Courts in Westminster Hall,
or ;Len Were to have been ready by the beginning
ppolle resent Term, Monday last, only one was
tut open:
Court of Common Pleas. The
is
..nrabee into it from the Hall, for the public,
ati,;"°at incommodious, and is evidently very
Jutjling to Mr. Justice Park and the other
is ~.14". It directly faces the Bench, and there
eiteja4° for only one at a time to pass in or out at
aage of the swinging glass doors, so that the pas.
15 constantly in a stateof blockade or bustle. '1
°triPte are often obliged to back into Court
Neardake Way for those who are pressing for-
' %Ito t° get into Court; and hence the con-
ear agitation, and a good deal of unneces-
' 404 bustle and noise. The passage-way and
'lth4tss, the scene of all thii commotion, are some-
-044 In the style of the Waterloo-Bridge toll-
lit allowing -only one passenger to proceed
• (;01istrhtiale ; and the Court is so admirably
I•leitm--"ed, that the Judges, on the elevated
ti* is are the only persons in the Court who can
Ve n
t," be annoyed by the traffic of these doors.
Mori_`4°°nsels, &c. are protected by high screen-
kEat siOcnsA,l besides being engaged by Mr.
it,,," to compose the music for the ballets atithe
1448 :theatre, is also appointed Director of the
the ee,l4,,Department of that Establishment for
mr Lunlg season.
five ~:naRLEY has concluded an engagement. for
eredit':,a,rs with Mr. ELLISTON, on terms alike
Ackh.,ie to the liberality of the Lessee and the .4-ow 1„,,
`uged great talent of the Actor.
Alto
Probe NG GROG.—A venerable but eccentric
ote? °I this Presbytery, lately in attempting
.4 Into the packet-boat, fell into the canal.—
" ous4: !travel' out half drowned;and cenveyed to
14,0 t°" Hie
W neighbourhood, where he was put
has r ill ye tak some spirits and water,
save ha his considerate host. " Na, na:
ad k
Pits „ Plenty o' water far ae day ; I'll tak the
..o
tit .
t.°
ess ---(Lznlithgort Free Press.)
U ri
g traveller of Valenciennes was lately
°ld WO4l to tine following circumstance :—As an
(3' dem 14111 Was leading an ass, laden with sacks
Ivee of th"ves, down the "Mee Verte, at Brussels,
..
tove-;e"' fell down, and the poor old creature
}l'esseo `° endeavouring to replace it, when a man,
frornln a blue frock-coat, who had perceived
pti-r assis a bench where he was sitting, came to
tr,,,Wered ti_anc°. The old woman, quite over-
,l•mst 5 Anew
itita of her not how to thank him, but in the
tht-aie ha tier
he slipped a piece of gold ,1
te:ktt(g "'le and disappeared. This man was
(11 the NETHERLANDS !—(Journal du
es)

British character, a Meeting is to be held to-
morrow at the London Tavern, for the merito-
rious purpose of affording relief to the unfortu-
Hate sufferers. It cannot he doubted that this
Meeting will be attended by some of the most
opulent and respectable Members of the Mer-
cantile Body in this great Emporium of the
Commercial World ; nor can it be doubted that
!web liberal contributions will take place on the
"casiou as will do honour to the Country, and
Malinister extensive, if not effectual, relief to the
linhaPPy victims of so destructive a calamity.