The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-11 00:00:00

Austrian Ambassador and several other Foreign

Nlinieters.

We understand that there is not any intention
o dissolve the Parliament until the autumn of
he next year, notwithstanding the rumours which
lave been so industriously circulated to the coo•
Crary.

INDTA.—It being definitively determined that
Sir JOHN 241 ALCOLM is not to go out as Governor
of Madras, it is stated that Mr. LUSILINGION it
to be appointed to that Presidency ; in cense'
(pence of which a vacancy will occur in the
Representation of the City of Canterbury.

FOILUIGN COUN TRADY.—Lot tors by the last
Dutch Mail state, that in consequence of the fine ceded
weather that prevailed, the farmers were busied in getting in
the remainder of the harvest, and front all appearance' till
crops promised to yield very abundantly. This, in addiiion to
immense arrivals of wheat from the Baltic, say fromst.zvtx tj
T WELVN HUNDRED LASTS In the short spaceof three dais, hod
so depressed the Amsterdam market, that it was impassible
to
effect any sake. The glut was supreme ;no one would per-
chase in fact. The accounts from Holstein, 3lealenb2rgh'
&c. (by the llamburgh Mail) brought the sarue favourable in-
telligence as to the weather. Every thing, therefore, v"la
seem to indicate a very considerable declenslonin tbs LlieTLs7l:
Of the continental markets, which in all probability will 11'7
be the case in this country, as similar causes will produce ram'
lar effects; and that there is this year, in the cors-rwing
countries of Europe, a very ample produce seems to be ens.
rally acknowledged.—Several speculators at Bruspls bought
large quantities of oats, on learning that the British porte we:
open for that species of grain, which they were abiPPinf(
Antwerp for London, and other ports In England..

Wv are desired to contradict the report in 511
the Evening Papers of yesterday, of Mr. (~11.4/1r:
NINO'S have taken a grand house in Privy ua
deny, as there is not a word of truth in it.
Dispatches were received yesterda
at theCoen.
lonial Office, Downing street from Sir Fu ED
RICK ADAM, at Corfu, dated, the 18th or Aug'
but they contain no political intelligence of
y
portnure.
Sir IlEnnenv TAYLOR, and other Milli,af!
WOfficers, transacted official business "som
with the Duke of Youic, at his residence olb
Stable.yard, St. James's. tas
Letters from Lima of the 9th of Apra so
that in conformity with the proclamation of
Serial, issued on the 11th of March, at Colc°'
the Spanish troops in Lima had been SY1011)
tO
obey the King of Spain and former Government'
as established in 1814. It is said, however, net
to have been done with the cordial concurrenc°.
of the soldiery, among whom there was believa
to exist a secret attachment to the Constitution;
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyti 4
at Revel, dated 4'2d ult. •---" Two foreign
sets have arrived from Liverpool with salt.
treaty of commerce between Sweden and
country has nearly put a stop to the import °,
salt from Englaud to this country in British 1)"`i
toms. Swedish vessels have the privilet,!;,
bonding their cargo ; but British versa

not." . •
It is reported that the Greek Deputies la L°l/..
theif
don have received official dispatches from -
At 4.
', irs.
m Governent, announcing the re-taking of '—
and the defeat of the Turkish squadron un
the command' of the CAPTAIN PACIIA. On
There area greater number of advowsoo.l
sale. at this time than at-any former period ! .
. . A letter from. St. Thomas, dated gOth .113111
OP'
clay,
atth etyhreezepoiciritencedic
inativileomlenotrnsinhgocy
Aot
vaensseetnitlioNort,:akru the
harbour, laden with a cargo of coffee, was sunk. , „ to
A letter from Barcelona says, that o,,,uftbon,
the negligence of some herds the immense Forest of AV! 8,
in the district of Puycerdat had been set on fire soil
ashes. The terrible conflagration lasted tburteen dot& he
A recent letter from the lingua stateil, that et it
long-talked.of communication between Holland and, beut7ors
Indies, by means of steam, would shortly take placer es IL Nis.
steam-boat was now building, destined to carry our stn yei
passengers, and dispatches to Batavia. The length of troolial
sel would be upwards of 200 feet, and she would be Pcil Is,
by at least four wheels.—lt was determined at A late Colon of
the filo/cis, that the Chief Bureau for the Administrate
the Affairs of the Netherlands' Commercial Compri!' 'lll°'
at the Hague. t 0.
LORD TETNIIAAL—Died September-6. %As,
9 nor or..
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seat, Lynsted Lodge, Kent, the Right Hon. Lord A `'..,,a• s ros'
sited S 7. Ilia I ordship was descended front the on'"'- oder,
noble family of the Ropers. John the subject of this n°
noble
was the 13th Lord Teynham. The title was creorterg 000
1. July 19, 16(6, in reward for the services rend , ~,,,, do;
Monarch by John Roper, who was the first man oi„ 'Lips:
proclaimed James I. in the county of Kent. He liro.o. Hl
1 odge, inclosed it with a park, and made it h. is Les,..'"wee-ce beige('
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pnersiot
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announced) succeed:d in his title by Henr,ll c-ho'oriber'- '
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honesty _a
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tor of the Bedford Level Corporation--senior le7,4onire,', ~f
Police-office, Worship-street—Chairmanll°--. ,;('
Magistrates for the Management of Coldbath-tir the 0,.,:i
Coirection—and in the Commission of the Pericel.°looo ' .
EIY--To the Fen interest the loss of Mr. Bevil! r‘ lc AO eS
man was so well versed in the history of tbar,l*4le4 ()lorilli
tensive Level as himself. Born in the center ,1 ,'l,; oriiin
he (like his ancestor, Sir Robert Medi, one 01 ' child's'!" '
adventurers,) made the history of it his study fo", °the 09"
All the ancient an 4 modem works of drainage ur,_,,,il'al
Kovernents in that country were known, anti. moat _ll.,.4tcbt
.._
him. To him the great work of Eau Brink is mottlit: miqs,
To his great knowledge and exertions' we troee 4WS Ps
Level River and South Barrier Bank Acts. Ortitit out 411.
formation and assistance the Bedford Level elrPw; perl''',,i
reformed, and the election of the Board and (Meer 11 onia
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cannot be
exertion with great facilirt• 11,,:5t assn,
nity and penetration ; and his merit and ability noiloolge 1.,.;:,
e upon to ac
Quarter Sessions for the metropolitan county, at o. boi 4
As a publishing author, Mr. Bevil!. was little knot!
._,,,,, met
writer of this has reason to hope his manuscripts INC.
the public eye, particularly a revision or continuattionye ciccie
dale, down to manysent time. By an extent arot nd
friends (including of the first rank and ooriability oi-li,
the country) he will be long remembered, and. tit' o poi '.
loss regretted; but by none more than by him - I it,
last tribute of truth and respect to his memory. .i.ree.-'
A Miser in Altona lately gave on •,"'" f the
merit to a few friends. When the juice yjssll'
grope had evaporated, he waited vil sloe) (°r
trate, and begged to he committed to Pr'
having robbed himself of 10 dollars!