The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-28 00:00:00

the ceremonies that were passing below, and ‘lith
a sense of loyalty delayed their tribute of tears
till they could pow' them faiUi Without injury
10 the superb procession.

The news from Spain show that persecution
►s still the order of the day, and present no
auspicious indication of a settled Government
ai►d a contented people. We have given Extracts
ta..day from the Foreign Journals in general, but
none of their contents are important or inte-
resting.

[Prom the Agents to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated Aug. 171
There are many rumours of hostile move-
ments against Samos, to which we do not attach any credit,
but the CAPTAIN PACHA appears to be in the vicinity of the
ishani, and making preparationS for the attack."

From the Agents to Lloyd's at Constantinople, dated Aug. 261
" By an Express from the Dardanelles of the
9.P.11, just received, we learn the arrival there of his Majesty's
ship ',Medina, with IV3t. TURNER, Esq., the Secretary of
this Embassy, on board."

lie accounts from South American widely
(lifer. It is reported that a Gentleman has ar-
iited in town who left Lima on the 28th May,
and states, that the army of the Royalists was
9.0 thousand men, in good order, and had plenty
of money. lie adds, that they did not fear in the
least an attack from General BOLIVAR.
TI

ore was a great dearth of intelligence in the
City this morning, owing to very few arrivals—
" Express had arrived from Paris up to a late
hour.

tvir.CAsNING Lid not arrived in town when
this paper was pot to press, but is expected in
14 course of the claw.

11!18 Stated, in Commercial Letters from Rot-
fillarn, that fears are entertained that Govern-
"lit have it in contemplation to impose a duty
on the importation of foreign grain into Holland.
..utour, in fact, goes so far as to assign the pre-
3"(i' duty which will be levied on wheat, namely,
i}jll°rill, per last, equal to about (is. 6d. sterling,
I," quarter Winchester. It is further stated,
that Government has turned its attention to the
I"ltages accrue to the State by refl.
rer",lg arable several large tracts of heath in the
cn
hitherto,
which have been of hardly any use
„LL'iert°. They will be subdivided into allot-
Ins, ns in ii,4„41,„(1, which is judged the best
WuY to fact. ttate the progress of the plough.

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spy
fl,,etteoth . r reicted by
nail and
Prance:, datedssrs. Thomas
Captain WlLKlNSON,'ititrxsof the ship iLcueatrlye
opportunity f 1i124 :
vends, hopitni'gStehtlaja
Souit.hCirt Bay,' June 17,
accounts
. at
you
sou a few lines by one oft‘he Danish
g y may 'hear more favourable about
1711%14_0u r.ecelve LIM / 'lave at present five fish, .
14,4
,rr! pa; all well. N'lllhee.s!hilit)* s. inA generalie,,. are but poorly
Brunswick, 9 ;
corn 4, 1:7 ...„Andrew Marvel,.l fis :-'l. tuns (in company);
!;eider .., Cambrian,.
.2 InC4icaero,
;11 tsa 4,11),;ai Harmony, sre, 11, 3 Progress, 3 ; 'Williams, k;
several clean ships, two of which
'AAR tt) null '
~,, '4 ile Bishop of DURUAM, with his accustomed
~-11)ificenc,... and public spirit, has given fifty
tcul oCis towardsa.. the establishment Of another
'day School in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Ilk
i .. Grace the Duke of NORTIIUM.BF.RLAND
ii,alsAitven a dopation f the Friendly Socie recently
it ',',U tid in .riwick °under the title of " The Select S i y
),otratiestilen,. &c.
.1 His Grace has also been_ pleased to
it vor the institution with his commendation, and by becom.
, its patrOn.
stf;ir JOHN LEACH is entirely recovered from his
rare indispositioit. The worthy
__ Knightnsse__g,a_v_e,
itletit proofs of his courage and selt-p • ssion.
b. ti
1„11,e day before the operation was per.formed
and. a.
1.1.)•11 ;lire, Lord HOLLAND, Mr. CANNING,
Er of .
'''lect numb . political men, without any clis-
Cti" of Party, dined at his house,
.. and the
"st WEIS most-luxuriant and convivial.
brother to the
, the late Sir 1' NrWICK BULMERI
.. •
t'lvii‘itiirlUislied VT). has, by a codicil to bus
VrapCh.ei.o.f that riame, ,I.:. eft the following sums to the puhtlic charities below,
''`..---1"1. to the Charity School ot S Clement If
; ije,`,tee the Philanthropic Society ; 501 to. the -Refuge for the
t2l/..1tt0 tai 5001. to the British and Foreign.
School Society ;
I!pit le estminster Infirmary; 5001. to the Magdalen
1e1e,,,41; 500/. to Alrilson's Charitable Fund • 250/. to the
1441/ o,t the Ite1;0f of Persons Imprisoned for Small Debts ;
bona, t" Society for Relieving the Poor at their own habita-
-1,11
at
lip i•, dicestis of Euripides is
if H-clii 1g School for the triennial preparing
by
visitation. John's the r iced,' )
and the heads of St.
and A,, ~,stianc,nor , _ . in• October.
it ,11 otils' Colleges, Oxford,
Guildhall
to.
No "3ramon Hall will be held at
Mart"' (Wednesday), for the election of a Lord
sYer for the year ensuing.
8.41811 IhNOITTI.—Such is the audacity
the
the robbers iii„Spain that they lately seized toilee
I.'ll-I's ilonses, while they Were depasturing in _
fields at Aran:
2urnuins of suez, and carried them oil to the
Toledo. They have not since been
recovered,i--(puris Paper.)
aightty"POUT, SEPT. 25.--:During the
.last fort-
h' c °eat commiseration has been excited here,
..r.
coroellaNittence of the following melancholy Li
boe'Llantes ;--Several men belonging to_ the had "lard, who had been slightly bruised, or
ss
ef,that,.eldentally cut themselves in the progress
f4tlti-11..0rk, have become alarmingly ill, morti-
sed
twe .°ll nas ensued, and seven shipwrights an
sote6wlers have died. These effects are .by
Nei; medical men attributed to atmosphericalin-
IltL'ee• To ascertain the probable cause, Dr.
d
'lie ti the surgeon, on Monday last, opein.e
I;rioi 3(IY of GREGORY NICHOLLS, . a s iip-
t
;1114 2, who bad died on the preceding day,
ileoe,il the course of the dissection ha p-
-1%4.10 scratch one of his lingers. This Passed
1.14, I:=ed at the time, but in the afternoon or.
he 1:', otcalne alarmed at perceiving it, thinking
n
ter.lll4ht have imbibed some of the morbid I at-
d iShortly afterwards a shivering tit came on,
The ble was obliged to be put to bed and bled.
trlest t:st medical aid was administered, and the
or
oitr'gid attention paid to his case ; but in spite
Yester'd the symptoms daily became worse, and
Ailu, ga • 43' vVe it, etting lie yielded up his spirit to God
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