The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

MittCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, OCT. 28. —Wind S.W.—lt has blown strong to.day
from the Westward. Arrived and sailed for the River the
Essex, Aston, from Charente ; Cameron, —, from Ber-
bice ; also and reimtin the John, Craig; and Percy, Sayers,
from . Put back the City of Rochester, Coppin,
for India. Three ships, apparently from the River, were off
the North Foreland this morning, and bore up for Alarett:e
It touts.
PciaTsmouTur, OcT. 28.—Wind IV.S.W.—Arrived the
Comet, M•Pherson, from Madeira, with loss of two anchors
and cables ; Resolution, Durum, from London tier St. Do-
mingo. Passed by on the 2,lth the tieorge and ;Vary, trout
London for Leghorn.
Pt.Y atot'Tll, OCT. 28.—Kind W.—Arrived the Cato trims-
pert, for Africa ; Cornwall, :•;liepherd, from Bordeaux ; Anna
lenrietta, Skerns, from Oil the port the Charles,
Proeg, from Rio Janeiro, sailed L'llth August.
Lit OUT ti, 25.—Wind W.---Arrived the Duke of
Marlborough packet, froth Lisbon in 5 days. Sailed the Noc-
tou packet, for Buenos Ayres ; Hazard, Active, linionl Abon-
II
dance, and Amity, for London. Put hack the Leo, for Nat-
sau, N.P.
I.IV E RPOOL, OCT. 26.—Arrived the Vary, ----, 'and
Fame, Jackson, from Miramichi. The John and Mary, Law-
ton, trout Honduras to Coat, was towed into Charleston, ills-
masted ; experienced a heavy gale on the Mir September, and
loit nix men overboard; Intrt of the crew and captain of the
of Loluhm, iron Honduras, were on board the John
and Mary, she having taken the Albion in tow, but the hawser
having broke, they were obliged to abandon the latter vessel
with part Of the crew on board, waterlogged, and destitute of
provisions.—The Columl us, from Quebec to London, (kora
on shore about s,vtn miles below the mouth of the Saguenay
on the lith ult., was got oil' on the I blt, after discharging some
deals, and proceeded with a fair Wind.

The Guilford, Johnson, from Van Diernen's Land, sailed.
6th June, is off Alargate, and landed passengers.

CORN EXCHA NOE, OCT. 27.
The antral. of all sorts of Corn fresh up to-day arc small,
owing to contrary winds. Wheat is unaltered from Monday's
prices. Barley sells heavily at last 'quotations. Ileans are dull.
Peav arc full us dear. There is a Lair trade fir tine Oats, but
other kinds go off slowly.
AnitlVALL—English Wheat, 3,1100; Barley, 4,300; Oats,
A3O ; Irish Oats, 170 ; Foreign Outs, 0,100 quartere; Flout,
4,860 sacks.

The young lady who was some time since carried off from
her friends (then visiting at Margate) by a person represented
to be already united in the bonds of wedlock, was pursued and
overtaken on the Continent, but not before the celebration of
their marriage had been effected at Brussels. On Friday two
'very respectable Genticram, of e a Magistrate for the County
of Middlesex, arrived at Dover, with the young Lady in
earge, by his Majesty's packet Spitfire from Calais, and ail
was feared some annoyance might be Offered to the party on
the journey, a constable proceeded with them from Dover to
London on Friday morning..-.(Kentish Gazette.)
The Corporation of Newcastle.upon-Tyne
have given a Second Donation of 100 Guineas towards the New
Building for the Literary and Philosophical Societrof that
town. iiosr.nT BELT, .6sq. has subscribed b Guinea* for
the same purpose.
On Monday night, the 25th instant, the house
of John Wilson, Esq., in Mabledon-place, Burton-anoint,
was broken open and entered, but the villain. succeeded in pus-
sessin_g themselves of a very trifling booty, the Plate, which
twuonuAltedvaptganrdtoepoh.aiTool onhisjeme.tc,ohpaiovrbgy 'bolt
family. The entry was made by the window of the hack.
kitchen, though that window was fenced by Strong iron bars
vt
deposited beenn
o n et hoefi rt
hi); principal
from the top to the hottom ; as, however, they were
not fastened into the stone or brick-work, but. merely attached
to the lower part of the window-frame.by screws, one of them
watt removed easily and without noise by the use of a screw-
driver, and an opening thus made to the window. The locks of
the drawers of a sideboard in the front dining-room, and pf two
closets in the back dining-room, were forced open, but the
only goods at present missing are some small 'silver articles of
not more than 40s. value in the whole, a great-coat, and about
4s. (id. in money. .belonging to one of the servant*, and left by
her in the kitchen. The robbers appeared to have been appre.
held a loofa.
hensive of interruption, as they did not enter the drawing-moms.
They were lighted in their nefarious operations by a WAY eamue,
the droppings from which were visible in the dining-room.—
This they musthave brought with them, there not being an ar-
ticle of this kited in the house.
Yesterday morning, the body of the Gentlemen
is not the
who took a boat at Blackfriars Bridge, on Satin day last, and
l
ittle
zufive
master
%Id"
eiavtene
ern:.
and
spinners
ianpsernppl
eeept Than
i contact
rnsaat
ounoni
stei the
ie:s,ytikia it
teuli.
plarti r
et
situation
wherrya
present
rs,
nkitwtwnianioitot
etsfenhnfea.oitLotr
fni
sac
reconciliation
the
iteisiyhltai list
heoas
eiretivec
osoet
strike
niaykylb:
between
yesa:hiiet:►h
6EO
place where he jumped in. The bcdy was, discos ered by the
t
id from having bin in the water. The deceased
of
fectings operatives;lield bbeut we eethneyaphaartnobfeethne nwuroteutya
rt
tee: n
beneednteerceeoldninfflei
unable to agree upon terms.—(Gi "goChronicle)
Tha ti unizers have commenced their ope-
rations in Waterl 1 (m.p nee, the gre& ter pain of
which is now inclo •
sed with a high paling for. that
purpose. .

E LONDON JOURNALS.

DAILY
Extracts from die Morning Papers, Oct. 27.

PllEss.]
The Paris Paper of. Sunday reached us last
asight.. The private correspOndence of the '3lO-
- Would lead us to believe that the GoVerti-
ruent-Of Ferdinand VII. can Sometimes act upon
principles of good faith. The fulfilment of the
promiseS of pardon held out to the communeros
and the freemasons has produced the best effects,
The suspected and 'et' Ipa ble parties have readily
come forward, and claimed the benefit of the
Royal amnesty, and we are glad to find that,they
have not had occasion to repent their confidence.
A strange story is told in the same correspond-
ince respecting the Spanish Treasury : its desti-
tution is stoutly denied, and in order to convince
the sceptiCal, we are assured that the Treasurer.
General suffered bankers' bills, to the amount of
eight millions of reels, to lie in his hands over
due several weeks, before he demanded payment.
Credal Judaus ! 13ut suppose it wereso, (a fact,
by-the-bye, rendered somewhat doubtful by the
extracts we giie from the private correspondence
of the Journal des Debats,) what do the advo-
cotes of his Catholic Majesty seek to prove in his
fevour by his solvency ? The King of Spain re-
fuses to pay his lawful debts. The best excuse
for him is to say that he cannot. To say that he
can, but will not, is to degrade him to the lowest
depth of dishonesty. The Journal des Dkbuts
directs its whole force now against the Minis-
ters Villele and Corhiere. The latter is even
more unpopular than the President of the
Council ; he is charged with using his power
as Minister of the Interior, in the most ca-
pricious and oppressive manner. The pledges
given by him in 1817, as deputy, are contrasted
with his acts in 1824 as a Minister, end the
Royalists are energetically called upon to aban-
don him who has abandoned the principles which
gave him their confidence. Ile is represented as
dismissing every public servant, who has not Ma.;
nifesied the warmest zeal in upholding the vio-
lent system on which he and his colleagues have
proceeded. But the conduct of this Breton
Maecenas, as he is contemptuously styled, to-
wards scientific and literary men, seems particu-
larly to have roused public indignation against
him. In our extracts in another column, we give
from the Journal des Debuts some curious epee,
dotes of his war with knowledge. The other
Papers have also powerful articles against the
Ministry. If they do not really expect a change
au the King's Councils, they feign excellently.