The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-15 00:00:00

Morales and his army were still at that place

and that a contribution had been levied upo

of importance.]

SMYRNA, OCT. 5.--The last intelligence re-
ceived frOm the Greek Isles, announces that the Ipsariots and
the Hydriots, between whom differences had arisen, are re-
conciled. Forty,ships of war; fitted out by the islands of
Spezzia, Hydra, and Ipsara, met in the latter port; they.
set sail a feiv days afterwards. This squadron is accom-
panied by six tire-ships, conducted by Constantine Canari,
celebrated .for ,the success of his enterprises against the two
last Captain Paellas. Ten other ships of war are fitting out in
these islands, and will immediately proceed to join the Greek
squadron, and attack the grand Ottoman fleet wherever they
may fall in with it. It is probable that they will soon en-
counter the Captain Pacha, especially if the report be true that
the Turkish Admiral will not return this year to the port of
Constantinople. It is confidently stated that he intends to pass
the winter at sea with his fleet, chiefly at Mytilene and at Vouria.

We have received, by the Express from Paris
this morning, a private letter from a Gentleman
who has access to the best sources of information,
and who says—" It is stated that all order
will soon be issued by the French Go-
vernment for the free purchase and sale of all
description of Foreign Stocks, Bonds, &c. on the
French Exchange, which hitherto has been pro-
hibited."

Wmnson, Nov. 14.—This day being fine his
MAJESTY took an airing on horseback in Wind-
sor Great Park. The KING continues in the en.
joyment of excellent health. The Earl of FIFE
left the Castle this day for London.
A Cabinet Council, it is said, will meet next
Tuesday. It is nearly three months since one
has been held. All the Ministers are expected
to be in town by that day.
Rossm arrived at Paris last Sunday. The
admirers of this celebrated Composer, intend
giving him a flte to-morrow.
The celebrated composer SALTER', who had
nearly completed his 80th year, has committed
suicide.—( Vienna Paper, Oct. 22.)
The Paris Papers say so much rain has fallen
at Thoulouse and the neighbourhood since the
Ist October, that prayers for fair weather have
been put up in all the churches in that quarter.
A recent letter from St. Petersburg!), says
Count ltosToescnrst, ci-divant Military Gover-
nor of Moscow, had returned from this foreign
travels, and taken up his former residence in that
ancient metropolis.

The Royal Arms of England are now placed
over the principal entrance of the British Ambassador's mansion
at Paris. It is a composition of stucco, very elegant, and it is
hoped will be doable. A party of gentlarmes are regularly
stationed every Sunday, during Service, at the gate, in order to
regulate the arrangement of the different carriages, and pre-
serve order.

, MURDER OF MR. WEAItE.—TOO much praise
cannot be given to our worthy Chief Magistrate,
Sir RICHARD BeaNIE, through whose exertions
the chain of evidence has received a most impor-
tant addition. No less than three examinations
have been taken and sent down to Watford.—
Those are the depositions of Mr. Weare's bro-
ther, the laundress, and the coachman ; the latter
of whom was this day brought to Bow-street for
further examination.
HOME CIRCUIT.--WINTER GAOL DEravrax.---Bert-
fordshire, Thursday, Dec. 4, at Hertford Essex, Monday,
Dec. 9, at Chelmsford ; Rent, Monday, Dec. 16, at Maid.
stone; Sussex, Monday, Dee. 22, at .ewes; Surrey, Mon.
day, Dec. 29, at Newington; before the I,lon. Sir J. A. Pang
and Sir G. S. HOLROYD.
COUNTY OF LINCOLN ELECTION._WILLIAM
Ls
E WEL",
AR
Esq. Sheriff, has appointed
Tuesday, 25th inst., as the day of nomination of
a Representative for the County of Lincoln, in
theAg roomw of the Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON PEL.
u
the }Light lion. Lord YARBOROUGH)
now
a Peer of the United Kingdom. •

reports of the proceedings of the Provincial As.
semblies, in reference to the acknowledgment of
the Supreme Provincial Government at Mexico:
the voice of the Provinces has been expressed in
favour of a Federative Government with the Su-
preme Executive at Mexico, which is admitted to
be generally desired. This Assembly appointed
on the 11th July three citizens, to form provi-
sionally the Supreme Executive Power. On the
3d July, General Lopez de Santana recognized
in form the Supreme Executive Power, and, in
his address to that body, signified the pleasure
with which he learned that the Supreme Con-

gress, in accord with general opinion, was em.
ployed in determining the basis upon which to
organize the nation with a Federative Republic.
In several of the Mexican documents strong de-
testation is expressed of the French invasion of
Spain. On the 20th July, paper money, to the
amount of 200,000 dollars, was publicly burnt.
[From the Paper of the 13th October.]

DEMERA RA.—Captaiti Delano, arrived on Sa

urday from Demerara, states that the Negroes

were still assembled in large bodies, and that one
of about 1500, well armed, was within eight
miles of the town, which kept the inhabitants
continually on the alert. Eight men were to be
hung the day Captain D. sailed, and 253 more
would share the same fate. It was reported that
Capt. Lee's troops had killed 300 in the interior.
By a Decree of the Senate of Chili, of the 25th
June, says the National Gazette, every one born
since the year 1811, within the territory of the
Republic, is free ; every one who treads the
soil of the Republic is free, and all who have
heretofore been slaves are also free.

By' an arrival at Baltitriore from St. Jago de
Cuba, intelligence was received that General

he inhabitants for their support.
[Several files of different American Papers
Faye been received, but do not contain any news