The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-01 00:00:00

nedos, by the Greeks; and that disaster, to
addition to the repeated diicomfitures previously
sustained by the Ottoman arms, both on sea and,
laud, had greatly dispirited the Mussultuans.

llamburgh Papers to the '2Bth ult. readied us
this forenoon ; but their contents are act 01
much importance. 1073 ships, up to the 26th of
November, had arrived at Cronstadt in the
course of the year. Gas lights are about to be
introduced, for the first time, in Banta. The
abolished in that Empire in t, 20, is again to
Lancasterian System of Eduratioo, which was
be established among the regiments at St. Peters-
burg. A Stockholm Journal, entitled Argus the
Second, has been suppressed for inserting an
article on the Agricultural distreses, on the gra-
duation of taxes, anti the expence of the armir.—
From the will of Prince IlArtnEsunnp, itappears
that his whole fortune amounts to about 700,090,
dollars. .

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Our Lisbon Papers are to the ultimo.
They are chiefly filled with the interesting de-
tails sespectiug, the Queen of Portugal, which tee
laid before our Readers yesterday.: They
however, supply the following information re-
specting the deliberations of the Corte
In the sitting of the dth, Senhor F. Aitonio de Campos
read; proposal for drawing up a Commercial Code. lie 140-
posed that a reward of 8,000 milreas should be oared to the
author of the best plan for such a Code, and halt" the stun t'"
the Authors of the two projects which may be thought deserving
of 11 e accenit. The projects to be presented to the Cortex on
the Ist of December, 1824. It was ordered to be read a so"
condAinie in a future sitting. It was in the same sitting of the
I;th that Senhor Correa de Lacerda made his motion for auk.
menting the strength of the regiments of the' line, to the
same complement as before the reduction of 1814, an :Ic-
count of which we gave some days ago. In the sitting
of the 9:11, the .Minister of the Marine was introduced.
and read a paper, in Which he represented the deplorable
state of the Portuguese Navy, and of all the establish-
ments belonging to it. At present the navy consists of three
ships of the line, 8 frigates, 9 corvettts, 5 brigs, 11 ships
of burden, and 7-g mall vessels used as packets: but all the ships
are old, and wilt be unfit for service in ri r years. At Rio de
Jv:tnteelir,o
athnedreorrie:tabritiiticatlntililnrce: onf the
lnit)siti e
nil of tehfertitgi tgetsw,
,ttwitohcoipr;
Senhor Fonseca Rangel moved that the necessary information
should be asked of the Government, that the Cintes might de-
signate, in a constitutional manner, tho amount of the force ne-
cessary to be maintained by land and tea; and that the Mini.
ster for Foreign Affairs be ordered to acquaint the Coates
with the state of our political relationi with foreign nationa..:—
Ordered."

AMERICA,
[L'xtraet of a Letter, dated Catpp calvas, near Penqacole,

oct. inth:)
" The revenue cutter Louisiana arrived here a
few days ago from a cruise on the coast of Cuba,
having made live prizes.--,The vessels captured
were schooners from 80 to 100 tons burthen.
Two were burnt, and Oree sent into New Or-
leanS—one loaded with coffee, and another hav-
ing a quantity of dry goods on board.l{ he crew
of one only was taken, consisting of 17, who are
under guard at this camp; having been detained
for trial. The other crews escaped into the
woods, after 'having butt a quantity of coffee,
Sm, they had on shore. The vessel to which then
prisoners here belonged, hi addition to their
small arm!, mounted a large swivel."—(3Tobile
Register.)

Yesterday the Duke of Yontc held a Levee nt
the Commander-itt-Chief's Mice in the IforEe
Guards.
Last evening a King's messenger left le"
with dispatches for Sir CHARLES BAGOT, our AUL
hassador at St. Petershurgh.
The Spanish courier, who arrived in London 011
the night of the 'llth hist. with dispatches from
Sir WILLIAM A'COLItT, our Minister at Madrid,
left town on Sunday with Mr. CANNING'S answer
to them.

Yesterday Mr. CANNING transacted business at
the Foreign Office.
On Monday the Duke of Your took the diver-
sion of shooting nt Outlands, accolopanied by a
select party of friends, who experienced abun-
dant and excellent sport, having killed 130 heft"
of game, 100 of them were pheasnots, which
were brought to London yesterday morning in a
cart.

It is understood that Lord Ct-tswiLLlA3t bus
accepted the office 'of Minister to the Swio
Cantons, having failed in obtaining an appoint"
ment of a more desirable nature.--(Morning
Paper.)

Admiral JARAT, the new
,Minister from Spaill
ttoxtcheilsieCnocy7t, arrived in town on Nionday. 1115
before leaving Paris, bad an inter'
view with M. tie .VILLELE, the result of %chic"'
it is said, has been to remove ail doubts from his
mind of a friendly accommodation between the
two Governments.
Besides the squadron under Commodore Sir
EnwAtin OWEN, which sailed -ou TuesdaY 1 it
from Plymouth for the West Indies, the Banker''
26, Capt. F. FtinEß, and _pioneer schoo(l2,
Lieut. FAVELL, have since passed that port for
the same destination.
Lady HOLLAND, we are concerned to Bate) 15
serious
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.st et' indisposed in Old Burlington