The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-20 00:00:00

arising from the war, does not neglect any
means to encourage the national industry, and it
appears that henceforward the Greeks, instead
of sending their silk to Trieste and their fruits
to the lonian Islands, will consign them directly
to England and other countries, and that the
Government itself, which receives the taxes its
kind, will do the same.
The States of Bavaria are going to receive a
new organisation, by which several new districts
will be formed, each containing. 75,000 inha-
bitants, instead of 15,000, as they bad before.
These districts will have henceforward the ad-
ministration of criminal justice, and the Tribu-
nals of those districts will have the management
of civil causes. The Police will be separated
from the Courts of Justice, by
which means pro-
ceedings
will not be protracted as they have
been.
1/nuastui OCT. 12.—According to the regula-
tions in vigour relative to the establishment of
domestic chapels and oratories, no private build-
ing or apartment can be set apart for the exer-
cise of any kind of worship, without a special
Permission from the Government. It being his
Majesty's intention that these regulations shall
be strictly enforced, the Governor of the pro-
vince of Liege has just invited the local authori-
ties to send him a list of all the oratories or
chapels authorized in the community, with a spe-
cial reference to the licence, and all the es-
tablishments of the same stature where Divine
Worship continues to be celebrated on mere re-
ferance.

resOu

liatfsms, OCT. 14.—His Majesty arrived
here yesterday evening. All the Ministers are
Ilmrhere. The Royal Decree of the 3d of this
41010 has already produced its effects in the
Corn market of Amsterdam ; the prices of wheat
had risen 6,8, to 10 florins the quintal ; rye has
11160 risen 6 to 8 florins. As for outs there is
"el° the port, and that In the warehouses has
"Pedal:lced a considerable rise. (Brussels
PVeri. Oct. 16.)

Greek
.91111$
forks,
jiigb
oat de
kW"'

rlB5 I'
igielef

[Ma"

of the

1.3 American Papers to the 20th ult. have arrived,
:might to Liverpool by the Baltic, from New
I ork,ur
e extract the following important
article from the New York Advertiser :

olio
no O°P"
1 stew

tProm the New York Advertiser of the 16th Sept.l
Itriet °fa Letter from an Officer on board the United States

itilloPlB

„ ship hornet, dated Laguira, Aug. 23.
e arrived here the day before yesterday all well. I called
P°llthe Governor, in company with Mr. Lowry, our Consul'
r was treated with great politeness. An order has been
"tl7 issued, to prevent all foreign merchants from
°Pening their stores and counting-houses; but our Consul
Pretested against such proceedings, and it has been revoked,
M every thing seems to be going on.smooth. Colonel Watts
I leave this place in a few days fur Caraccao. Commodore
"4111 els left this place a few days since with aboat 3,00) men
f°rChargoes, to co-operate with Bolivar, who has been recently
defeated, but not taken. It is probable the Colombians will
lueteed that post.”
Further extracts from these Papers will be
found in a preceding column.

a'hobs
lever 4
°ads ",

EEIP‘
t, alter
11 mpi•

pro'
tea th'`
tion °°
eragli°'
aced

ia ) .bat

he oe'll_

&report prevailed this morning, that accounts
fronyCadiz state that one of the wings of Bora-
:H44 Army had been defeated by the Royalists;
14 consequence of which he was obliged to
oith) etl'Ettreat.

d ISIII4
Or °di"

pit Will be seen by last night's Gazelle, that
held was prorogued, at the Cabinet Council
aid
.yesterday by big MAJESTY, at Windsor,
tpro the 4th of November next to the 6th of
'7.,1141,13.11r7, 1825. As the usual annunciation of
Luelag then called upon to meet for the dispatch
maainess is not made, a still• further proroga-
c'r,4will take place.
reelsPatclies, dated the 3d of September, were
jived at the Colonial Office, from Governor
--.
arty" 4 -Vire-Admiral Sir It. J. WOODFORD, Bart.
Trinidad. The Colony remained tranquil d
IsPatOlies of the same date were also receive
arintt Lieut.-General Sir HENRY WARDE, K.C.B.
t ri
f L'arbftdoes ; some dated the 6th of September,
Arft the President of the Council, the lion. S.
at Antigua ; and others dated the 10th
Kp."4") Lieut.rGeneral Sir EDWARD BARNES,
tic;""u• at St. Christopher's. The above-men-
inaed Colonies, we are happy to say, continued
a quiet state.
a town
Secretary CANNING and Mr. Secretary
left
yesterday morning at half-past
eletett for 'Windsor, to attend the Cabinet,
Council which was held there.
th ILI(' retirement of Sir Cluntes STUART from
the. "nbaasy to the Court of the Tuileries, and
ita aPPolutment of Lord Viscount GRANVILLE
kip Excellency's successor, with the same rank
weLernoluments, which we announced some
eo_e" ago, have, we understand, been officially
Zone ago,
Press.)
npaAlouteersexiittrta.onrddiilui igtry circumstance of so many
the final examination of Mr.
ao„„t4TLEROY, yesterday, reminded us of the an-
Bhtire'nee we meet with at different watering-
-11.."1 by the pressure of the rival lodging-
persnild tradesmen soliciting for stray cps-
era.
,ofvv. a lately stated, that the horses of the King
dit7IPAIN had been, seized and carried off by ban-
r from the fields at Aranjuez,—we have now
iev_ePort an attack upon the equipage (including
CAW 111 carriages and servants) of the Infant
as they were travelling near St. Ilde-
Plui,"ci„ 111eY were detained some time, and
'reti of all that was valuable.—(French

ling

;0111g$
ohici`

:00thert
LI to tilt

, 1,
011°P.

, e
ill °ft',
II ;I/
no
0141
Litcb
101(1 "Co
Ito "1,
toilt °le
PI"

coven,,
i
•IJIA"'"