The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-31 00:00:00

DEMERARA.

To say that the private rumour which has arrived from Eng-
land, of the removal of Governor Light, has created a strong
and general semation would be to overrate the degree of cre-
dit attached to it. As far as our inquiries have enabled us to
ascertain the fact, its credibility rests on the authority of con-
fidential communications from three gentlemen, independent of
each other, and likely to be well informed. No doubt seems
to be entertained that Sir Henry M'Leod leaves Trinidad, and
is succeeded by Colonel Doherty , and the inference drawn is
plausible enough, that it must he to British Guiana that the
gallant officer is removed. The summary removal of Mr.
Light from a government which he is clearly incapable of
administering would create general joy, and inspire general
confidence.

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The Admiral Sir T. Harvey arrived at Jamaica on March I,
from Bermuda on Feb.'ls, and Barbadoes Feb. 28. Two
Court•martials had been held on board the Magnificent, and
others were expected to follow. Lieut. S. Otway Woolridge,
of the Crocodile, was sentenced, on several charges preferred,
to be dismissed the ship and placed at the bottom of the list ;
and Surgeon J. W. Bowler, charged with drunkenness on
board the Victor, was ordered to be placed in a like posi:ion
on the list, with a severe reprimand. The Dee, steamer,
might be expected in England about the middle of next month.
Dr. Palmer, the editor of. the Colonial Reformer, was
found guilty, in the Grand Court of Jamaica, of a libel on the
Magistrates of St. David's. The proposition made to erect
two lighthouses at South Africa, whilst the solicitation fur the
building of one at Jamaica had been rejected, had caused some
correspondence. One hundred and thirty-seven emigrants
had been safely landedfrom Limerick, ex the Rot,e,t Kerr.

Madrid Papers of the 22d of March have
reached us. The Eco of that date publishes the
allocution of the PoPE, which appeared last week
in our columns, annulling all acts done since the
death of FERDINAND, by which the property of
the Church is appropriated to State purposes.
No person, however, seemed to trouble his or
her head about the matter. The POPE might as
well have set about repealing an English Act of
Parliament. The Cortes were still busy with the
verification of the election returns. The Five
per Cents. were down to 261 for cash.

The German Papers received this morning.
bring the following news from Constantinople :

TRIESTE, MARCH 19.—The Baron Eichhof steamer has ar-
rived to-(lay, with letters f,om Constantinople of the 7th.
There had been extraordinary meetings of the Divan held at
the Palace of the Giand Vizier, on the sth and 6th, in conse-
quence of the last proceedings of :Mehemet Ali. No dec sion
has yet transpired, but it is said that the Porte is not indis-
posed to concede lo the Viceroy as much as is compatible with
its dignity. The Turkish fleet of twenty-two sail had ar-
rived in the Dardanelles from Marmorizza.
TURKISH FRONTIER, MARCH 14.—Letters from Constan-
tinople say that the Ambassadors of Austria, Prussia, and Rus-
sia have made the most urgent representations to the Pcrtr
on the necessity of some modifications in the firrnan of 13:h
of February, and have declared against the conduct of Lord
Rasonby in such a manner that it seems impossible for him to
continue in the post of Ambassador.
AUSI MAN FUNDS.—VisnNA, MAtten SO
fire per Cents. AiCtalliglie3
For per Cents.
Three per Cents.
Bank shar^i
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vex her husband, the French Republicans would
sacrifice the influence of France in the councils of
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news:—
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