The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-25 00:00:00

were the property of the great men. The deficiency of
food, therefore, was not distributed in the shape of general
poverty and wretche loess over the great body of the popu-
lation, by reduction a wages; a case which affects, with
very slight sensations, those who regard themselves as in no
degree liable to fall into that miserable situation. It was
felt, first of all, by the great men, in the greater cost of
maintaining their slaves. And what is felt as disagreeable
by the great men, is sure never to continue long without I,
an effort, either wise or foolish, for the removal of it."

Our great men are feeling the pressure of the
population in a more roundabout way, and ac-
cording to the axiom laid down by Mr. MILL,
are making efforts to remove it. The greater
part of those efforts fall under those described
in his second alternative, and it may be presumed
that it is not till they have proved their own
futility that they will be abandoned. The Go-
vernment is promoting emigration to a certain
extent, but not upon the extended scale neces-
sary to be of essential service to the country.
The condition of those who go to Australia is
vastly improved, but little benefit is experienced
by those who remain, both from want of a
uniform system in conducting the emigration,
and from its limited extent. For further infor-
mation upon this subject, we must again refer
our readers to that mine of thought and expe-
rience " England and America." We will only
add at present that midnight burnings among the
peasantry, and discontent among manufac-
turers, must naturally be expected till a free
trade in food, and . well regulated emigration,
take away the causes in which both originate.

It appears by Bogota papers to the 9th of
September, which have been just received, that
another attempt at counter-revolution has been
made in New Granada. On the 23d of July a
plan of conspiracy was formed in Tunja for
effecting this object, but it was defeated by the
zeal of a body of Huzzars. The conspirators
are remains of the BOLIVAR party. The chief
conspirator SAIDA, and some others, had been
brought prisoners to Bogota, and the trial had
commenced when the papers left. These papers
contain the ratification by the French KING, of
the convention between France and New Gra-
nada.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Nov. 24.—Wind WS. W moderate.—Arrived
the Mary, Russell, from Cork ; and Margaret (barque),
from the Westward, for Loudon. Arrived from the River
and remain with the outward-bound the Ann, and
Clifton, New, for Jamaica ; Elizabth, of Bristol, for
Trinidad ; and St. George, Brown, fir Grenada.

PORTSNIOUTH, Nov. 23 AND 24.—Wind S. W. to W.,
hard gale.—Arrived the Loyalist, Parker, from Quebec,
leaky.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the
Ipswich, Clunett, and St. David, Dale, from Quebec; and
I nthe, Shaxon, from D nia.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 22 AND 23.—Wind W., moderate
breezes.—Sailed the Duke of York packet, for St. Do-
mingo, Jamaica, M xico, and Havannah ; Camden packet,
for the Leeward Islands; Confiance steam-packet, for
Oporto and Lisbon ; and Firefly steam-packet, for Wool-
wich. Arrived the Liplaing packet, from Rio Janeiro
—sailed the 17th September, Bahia the 6th ult., and
Pernambuco the 16,h ; and Messenger, Stabb, from
L.hradore. Off port the Hero, Heard, from Seville.
PJOLE, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Flora, Nowland, from
NeWtoUndland.

DARTMOUTH, Nov. 23 —Arrived the Isabella, Patti-
son, from Aliratnichi; and Visitor, Rowe, from St. John's,
New B-unswiek.

HELFORD, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Priam, Harper,
from Mtramiclai.

STANGATI CitEEK, Nov 24.—Arrived the Guinna
Roye, Low. stole, from Cork ; Waterwi ch, S eny, trom
Smyrna ; Cart,, and Upham, aye ial., from
A ton ; Elizt, Poyer, from Messina ; Ternil, Melds,
from Ancona ; and Eliza, Witt, from Cadiz.

MARGATE, Nov. 24.--Arrived the Hannibal, Hebard,
from New York ; Arnwi,,k Castle, from Palermo ; and
Ellen, Davi., from Londonderry.
DOVER, Nov. 24.—Arrived off port the Montealm,
Chambers, from New Yolk, hound to Antwerp.

The Alicea, Gilmore, from Bristol to Afiramiehi, is
lost—crew sav,d.

The Adolph, Pignon, from Havre to Liverpool, is on
shore at Carnarvon—cargo &sell irL,ing.
The Bee, Wentworth, from Hull to Wisbeach, is on
shore near Wormfleet, and very leaky.
The Anna Christin Joanechisin, from Tendern to
Hull, is on shore at Aincrum.