The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-30 00:00:00

le
Roi! was heard from the port of Alaillot to the
Tuileries.
Seal sr.—( 14 an Extraordinary Courier.)—
The King' and all his August Family still inhabit
the Castle of Saint IldefonSo. It was on the
night of the 18th that an estafetic brought the news
of the death of Louis XVIII., announced by a
telegraphic dispatch to Bayonne. The King has
ordered Court mourning for three months.
Viscount Digeon,' General in Chief of the
French Army announced to them that Louis the
Eighteenth had terminated his glorious career,
and his august Brother Charles X. had SOC..
ceeded him.
We learn from the Havannah that the Sabina
frigate has completely re-victualled the Castle of
San Juan d'Ulloa.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 25.—The Chief of the
Janissaries has caused to be strangled two officers
of the Janissaries who posted up a few days since,
that a great fire would take place during the pre-
scot moon. The guard seized two Janissaries at
the moment they were going to fire some houses.
The Janissaries still were discontented on the
22d and 23d.
FaExcit RELATES for the end of the Month, at half-past
three o'clock, 101 f. 10 c.

i.

The Express from Paris brings the Rentes
after Change at 101.20,

There is nothing., as our Readers will see, in
the Moniteur of Monday last, and the Etoile of
II"' same day, of any interest in the Extracts
"hid "e have inserted this day. The news of
the triumph of the Greeks at Samos, though not
confirmed to the extent stated, yet is supported
b 7 50 many different accounts that it cannot be
doubled that the Turks have severely suffered in
the contest. This success must give increased
animation .to the Greeks, and proportionably
rebate the ardour of their enemies. The
l'uricish Empire seems to be rapidly hasten-
ing to its dissolution. The insolence of the
Janissaries, and their daring requisitions, to
Which the Grand Seignior has found it neces-
sary to submit, can only lead to more presump-
Nou. A
IL uernandS, and more humiliating submission.
Divinity that cloth hedge a King" seenis,
therefore, to he rent and torn, so as to afford no
Protection. The spell is broken, and a rude sol-
diery
will
barous
Go v probably, in the end, destroy a bar-
ernment that has long been a disgrace
to the
-civilize id. With, respect to Spain
e. wor v. •
'll prospect does 'not seen to be more favourable..
he attempt at
T
Tarifa has been followed by si-
-114114 inovements in other quarters, and the re-
-41 of the French, after the cruel and peril-
%not!t
conduct of FERDINAND and his higotted
advisers, will probably be the signal- for the
abolition of the Monarchy.

4tters are in town from Elmira, of July 9,
giving an account of the release of J. T. WIL-
I
Ams by the Ashantees.

„
ale East India Company have given notice to
t.a.he Stock Exchange, that the interest on their
lioads will be reduced fttirn 34 per cent. to 3 per
411 t• after the sth April, 1825.

A. report prevailed hi the City that 3 frigates
and 2 corvettes had sailed froM Coruima with
t""Ps and stores for South America.

lir AIIERICAN PRESIDENCY.
COUNTY.—A meeting was held in the totvine-
for e Amwell on the 21st instant, agreeably to pubhcecntoorsicoi
thit'n purpose of ascertaining the sentiments of the. el
hits, (I).ulltY on the Presidential question. On taking the b_
AUPPeitred that General Jackson had 130 votes, and J.
th-e7r°2 votes. The meeting was,not generally attended,
-"L---(257 °'eedings are said to have been disorderly and riot-
Lou,,,e4.eracy Gaz iing.3l.)
letter. front Opelousas, contained in The
"le State 4dvertiser, of July 16th, speaking of the result of
not obt .oectiot, " I repeat, that General Jackson can-
state. 4,lhn either
u.uhe the electoral or congressional vote of this
e
T. b People of Louisiana are not unmindful of the_G
lhey cannot admit that the Presidency of these
*totes
fery ,ce it to be held up as a prize and reward of mere
est.

Mr* MEAT}, King's Messenger, left the Fe-
reißn oa. .89 a
On Monday
the ice
night for Walmer Castle,
br seat
°stile Earl of LI VERPOO L, and thence
~,—(3ceedecl
---..vititp..
G 5.,.. to Brussels with dispatches for Lord
The 1,
Nil, "don line-of-packet ship Acasta, Capt.
da. )4"11 arrived in the London Docks yester-
J 44 •
N "Ing, in %9 days from New York. .
..
e 4:41. A Ty
1/11.4ci PPO—TMENTS—Capt. CHRISTIAN is aoprocinart.
Nouk' ate at the Cape of Good Rope, in the room
the 0 3P', whose period of service is expired, and to command
e
it to hoist Ghlentlower frigate at Chatham, on board of which l
akpointeall pendant.—JOSEPH SHERItARD, Esq., Purser,
palt to the Ramillies, in the Downs.
Itii ha., ill "ENT.---The Right Hon. Lord TITE;
.., la; 'ieea pleased to appoint the Rev. THOMAS DI
..i
-"110:i'li'e Of St. John's College, Cambridge, one of his Lord
We eillestic Chaplains.
eikux, nderstand that it was intended by the
~Ine kittaStarn of Liverpool to have given a public dinnerto
t."4111'1,1,-I,?°n..Gentlem ti, from whom the Club derives its
04 e- ..i ;turnr homea through that prosperous town, to. !lie hi wl,lith it ow the Ri ht Hon. Gentleman entertains '4 l4,illiest feelings. The necessity of his immediate presence
il'il„°11 will frustrate the intention of his Liverpool friends.
v ~ r„
n,'"lten),,"Port that a meeting of the Freemen otof
::N-.4e nert ,/, residing in London, had taken place preparatory _
e Are
i ‘teneral Election, is without the least foundation.
.. And
'n conte,,,Trned no such meeting has taken place; or is it even
If itt—Platim•( Kentish Gazette.
141quld hIY Saving Bank in England or Ireland
doti I aye ringleeted to change their debentures for money ,Int forrlt, th„,e National Debt Office, for the receipts of the pre-
t'll till di," "e advise them to do so immediately, as the interest
i lt°r'ilenll:7)Zee'r Will cease oe the 20th • November next.—