The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-30 00:00:00

first it was evident that it was impossible for him
to escape from the awful sentence of the law,
and the defence which he offered was intended
to rescue his character, from unjust imputations,
rather than from any hope that it led to a
final •pardon. For the sake of his family
and his friends, his name and conduct should
now be suffered to sink into oblivion. Ills pu-
nishment cannot but operate as a warning, inas-
►auch as it must convince those who are inclined
to the same offence that, though so strong an in-
terest was excited, and such powerful intercession
took place, in favour of the person who has just
~sgrered the penalty of the law, there can be no
hope for pardon in a country like this, which is
10 eminently characterized by commercial in►-
portance.

From the Allge►ncinc Zeitung of the eV inst.
we have given, in another column, an important
article from Bprlin relative to the establishment
of a PRUSSIAN NATIONAL BANK.

'PIM DUCHESS OF GLOUCEiTIHt.—From the
h'Port in the papers of the unpropitious nights'
q her Royal Highness hod fur the two preced-
ing days, the inquiries this morning had, at an
early hour, become extremely numerous. We
are happy to say that her Royal Highness was
considered much better, and the answer given
was----` Her Royal Highness is us well as can be
expected."

Sir CILUILEi LONG had an audience of his
MAJESTY yesterday.
Mr. Secretary CANNING is now 011 a • visit IO
the Earl of LivEupoor., at Coombe Wood.
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The number of Spanish emigrants in this
eoontry has been increased by the arrival of
about fifty more from Gibraltar, whence they
were sent by the Governor, who paid a small
4,1 m for their passage to England. They are all
41 a state of extreme destitution.

According to official statements transmitted to
this country from Hayti, it appears that the po•
Euihtion amounts to 935,335 persons. The army
Y sPo and land consists of 45,520 men, and the
iefrvctive force of the national guards is stated to
"e 113,39 s men in arms.
There is a very considerable advance iu the
Nice of cools at the Southern Outports. At
Southampton, the present price is forty shillings
Per chaldron, Winchester measure, exclusive of
the carriage!
The next Monthly Dinner of the Hampshire
hunt will be at the Swan Inn, Alresford, on
nvirednesday the Bth of December. Stewards—
SiIEaRIFF, a. N., and the Hon. Colonel
uNsLow.

A company of speculators in Sweden have un
4Prtaken to drain a lake in the interior at Jemt
'awl, with a view to render the ground fit for
agricultural purposes. It is an Herculean task,
its the lake 'is 14 Swedish mile in length, and a
quarter in breadth. But this is the age of im-
provement in All countries.
The Constitutionnel of the 17th inst. says, the
Board of Admiralty at London has made the
hive a present of a splendid copy of the Hydro.
graph)? of Sicily, Malta, and the circumjacent
Islands. Ills MAJESTY has ordered it to be
Placed in the Royal Library.
A German Paper states that the Marine Baths
St Reial were very fashionably visited this last
tummer. Amongst the company was a young and
1"1y accomplished Russian Countess, of the
. name of AlAttortow : her revenue was said to be
:1000 roubles daily, between 401. and 501. ster-
• !lng. She was (and no wonder it was so) an ob-
ject of the greatest attraction and interest.
The„ celebrated Abbe GREGOIRE, has just pub-
• "liked a Work entitled a History of the Confeis-
-44 of Vic .Etniierors, Kings, unit other Princes,
I,vihich has created a great deal of interest.—
kr"lls Paper.)
There has of late been a more extensive system
of horse-stealing carried on in Sussex and Ramp.
;"'ire than was ever known. The Dealers in
nurses should act with caution in their purchases,
Ss the local associations are determined to prose-
cute with vigour all persons who encourage de-
Predations of this nature.
Messrs. NIALLET and Bacrtmns, Bankers in
:1,4115, have purchased the old Hotel of the Mi.
Infer of Finance, for the sum of 3,466,000 francs,
Shout 140,0001. sterling.
The Earl of DAKNLEY has subscribed• the mu-
twg,t, sum of 5001. towards making a new turnpike.road be 7.
Btr,ky the road leading from Maidstone tt? Wrotham andf
2,4004, which will be of great public utility. Upwards o
p have been.subscribed for this desirable ohject.—( Kentish
°Per.
with ' ,
„ feelings of the most unfeigned regret,
twb-e'ilnnounce the almost sudden death of Mr..lotiN WityrE,
The rane and much respected Oovernor,of our county. gaol.
inK harellsed, who was previously in good health, this morn.
com.plained of indisposition, and had recourse to his
tnlaiediti•ca•l adviser, who had no apprehension of a dangerous re-
u;lt about four o'clock this afternoon the symptoms be-
,liowev_a'arrning, and after experiencing much uneasiness, not,
White", apparently accompanied with very acute pain, Mr.
le tell into the arms of a servant, and instantly expired,
irreb„g disconsolate widow antiryoung family to deplore their
rable 10K—($ampshire Chronicle.)
. Saturday lust, R.lctmen EARLE, Esq. was
'4 to the Bar, by the Honourable Society of the Middle
retto,
taileoo Friday last the following Gentlemen were
d to
s, the Bar, by the Hon. Society of the Inner Temple :
'.114, &in. Francis Walsh ]':sq., P. Heywood, Esq.,
kamity 'fell, E;( t., William Niestbrooke Burton, Esq.. C.
e"win, Esq., L. J. Bullock, Esq., and John Walmesley,
the
Cumjudgment delivered in the Court of
the ru Pleas yesterday, in the case of Davis v.
"k of England, an important circumstance
Zamreferred to by the Chief Justice
.:IY, that should a person (at—in the case of
o".uNTL'Ett
osY) pvnession of Stock by
.a
310,1tgrsd, PoYy 9. of attorney, and continue for six
never Ile dividends, and the owner should
(luring the six years apply to the Bank, his
Claim upon tit -
Stlttute,ort, e Dank would come under tete
~.dm •
itattos.