The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-21 00:00:00

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We extract the following from the Gibraltar
Chronicle of the 29th ult.:— ,
"On the 23d instant it was officially made known at Ca l!:
that the French Government had issued orders, let to the
the(-I'l
manders of their squadrons and ships of war to protect ge
Spanish flag from the attacks of the Algerines, as far as co"
done consistently with what is due tp that Regency ;
to Cadiz such vessels, lately conic from America, as are OW
in Port Mahon, and to prevent the landing of the revolu•
ti
on any part of the coast of Spain ; and 2illY, to tile
Military Commandant of Cadiz to come to an undenaaniliagl
with the Spanish authorities, that vessels arriving froni )4°11!
the seas, may no longer be obliged to go to the 1151"1
Islands for the purpose of performing quarantine, and tint
avoid being exposed to capture by the Barbary crerl in thi
Mediterranean."
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An article from Stockholm of the 3d instant
states that the new Tariff of Customs will bn
published in a few days, and it is supposed that
woollens and articles of iron and steel manufttv
ture will still continue to be prohibited.
It appears by a Berlin article of the llth 1"
slant, that all the Police officers on the frontiers
of Poland and Prussia have received strict orders
tKoilpigredvoennitofttpierusPsoial,isli
whither Jew it v
Jews
from
enteringr
many of the trading and itinerant Je
wse oie odf
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land would emigrate, in consequence of the re-
‘as
aiwill
cent Ukase prohibiting them to exercise their
favourite pursuits, and directing them to anl'll
themselves to agriculture.
Yesterday morning Sir CHARLES SruAnTrrne-
reived a dispatch by a King's Messenger," " " -
pole, Cambridgeshire, the. seat
MIELE.
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Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted bus Hess
—owninkstree I
yesterday at the Foreign Office, n
~ith Sir CHARLES STUART. 0 Of
Connte Wood
Yesterday morning the Earl and
Livaapool. left their residence at Comb
to
ft Bath, where the Noble Earl is exPecte
remain about a month,
,teat
Last night Lord BEXLEY left town for his 0
at North Cray, Kent, after
transacting hesirs_e'
at his office, Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bride
1 'to
The Commissioners appointed to procer(
Mr.
North America are Colonel CocKnuatf, .sd
M4GILLIVRAY Colonel lIERVEY, Mr. GALT7O°IOI.
of Earl IlAitn.
Mr. DAVISON, two being appointed by the 00
vernment, two by the Canada Company, 91l i$
by the consent of both parties. Their objefl4
to value the lands, reserved to the Goveronle;
and Clergy, which are very
able. The Commissioners will meet et A t,
BATHURST'S at two o'clock on Thursday ee
to receive their final instructions. r tone' '
Halifax Papers announce the death of ~° in.
ande.rio
DES BARRE, late Licuterant-tlovernor and Comm
Chief of Prince Edward's Island, at the advanced age of the
years. - He was an officer to whose talents and industry ihg
extensive and sisoird
maratime interests of his country were greatly indebted'ilitof
attending t funeral. remains were interred in St. tieorge's Church with Toots
honours ; the President, Members of the Counci
ncil, the . btibi,
letter fario. m !tome states , that froth
of the Army and Navy, the Alal' istrates and p
cants, riPAI In
P
A private ie the
HARROWBY had returned to that ail t o
Naples, and that his Lordship was present, and
splendid Dinner and Concert given by gr.aiee
Mrs. TALBOT to his Royal flightless PO ii,
HENRY of PRUSSIA, and many other distingel°.
ed Personages.
The Minister and Churchwardens of the nsrisrh
of Rotherhithe called a public meeting eitere.
day (Dec. 20), and laudably commenced apa pare;
chial subscription for the relief of the In
, the
Spanish and "Italian Officers now suffering in ',
metropolis.

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