The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

Treaty of Commerce, is added tht violation ot
Articles 32 and 33, though nonenf them admit of

any limitation-

" Urged by the just remonstrances of the sub-
jects of his Imperial Majesty, and seeing the
fruitlessness of his previous endeavours to bring
the Sublime Porte to more equitable principles,
he
is Obliged to protest against the conse-
quences of the present proceeding. In con-
:es:l(ll,c° of the orders of the Imperial Court,
ow"Ic11 he has communicated what has
happened, he declares the Sublime Porte
answerablethou
for all the losses, without exception,
may accrue from the Embargo laid by
T the Corn ships from the Black Sea.—
This new kind of reclamation, caused by the ar-
bitrary
measure of the local Government, is en-
tirely distinct from the main negociation, the dis-
cussion or indefinite adjournment of which Is left
entirely to the will of the Sultan. The object of
the present note relates to clauses formerly re-
cognised by both parties as inviolable, and to
those fundamental principles, the uniform and re-
gular form of which is essential to a state of
Peace.

" The Second Note, addressed to the Cham-
-I.2Pr of Commerce, states the measures which his
',xcellency has taken in consequence of the in-
terruption by the Porte to the exportation of
corn from the Black Sea, and points out to the
board all the steps that must be taken to enable
"I), at a future time, to enforce the claims of
those who may suffer loss by the proceedings of
the Turkish Government."

[From the American Papers to the 30th May.]
NEW YORK, MAY 29.—Letters have been re-
.c:ived from Gibraltar, stating that LUTHER
41611EDDISH, Esq. has been formally presented
as Charge D'Affaires of the United States at Con-
stantinople, bY
t the British Ambassador resident
here ; it is hinted that a Commercial treaty with
the, Porte could not be obtained without paying
a
'OO,OOO Dollars, besides annual presents to the
hat few of the articles of the United States are
ranted in the places bordering on the Black Sea.
c PHILADELPHIA, MAY 20.—Yesterday the offi-
cers and crew of the Artigas frigate, sent to this
port from Martinique, in the French Corvette
Bernie, on a charge of Piracy, were brought up
:of .the
the Circuit Court ; after an examination
of
i.'ne Witnesses, and hearing Counsel, the Court
ecilarged all the officers and seamen, except the
it;l3tain, on the ground of want of evidence to
,estifY the charge of Piracy ; the Captain was
sell'anded to prison for trial, and three of the
seamen retained as witnesses.

Treasury Department, May 22.
the ,Nri.otice is hereby given, that a sum equal to the amount of
the T,lss'ssippi Stock now outstanding having been received into
dert,;.easury, from sales of the public land pledged for its re.
Trea7„l°n, the whole of said Stock will be discharged at the
-tY on or after the Ist of August next.
" CRAWFORD."

30„ Times of this day says, "We have rea-
o' t° know that Ministers themselves feel the
pri
o r ety of complying with the QUEEN'S demand
if,,„4,Place at the Coronation; that the majority,
nio'd"' all, had determined to grant the accom-
sa;.",ation demanded ; and yet they afterwards
f sac"
their sense of what was right to the
the of losing their places." The imputation at
vueluct°se of the foregoing extract is too low and
public t° require any notice, but we leave the
p- to reflect on the probability that The
learnt °f all other Papers, should be able to
sion ,-"e sentiments of Ministers on this occa-
altoft ivhether the purport of the paragraph
ktoegler is not to create a prejudice against his
of as if he were influenced by feelings
Bole ate animosity, and not by a sense of the
41,;11t° nature of this awful ceremony, which has
tliesaLs been held in the utmost reverence till
and -"egenerate days, when democratical Orators
ever? seditious Press have attempted to destroy
eY vestige of our Monarchical Constitution.—
•
44fu1l °"tng Chronicle says, the QUEEN IS
04d Y determined to attend, accompanied by
Ncte and Lady Hoop." We hope The Chro-
4tt:Peaks without authority, and that the
4)(-L-- has too much respect to her rank and
IS
iviuns to Oppose the will and authority of
tl'e na',l,EsTir, and to run the risque of disturbing
Space ~Onal solemnity. But if, in spite of every
41onidel delicacy as well as becoming pride, she
fete►act as The Chronicle has stated to be her
411(1 1r_,,1l ination we trust that Lord and Lady How)
Ind
and• 4(IY AN; HAMILTON will not have the folly
-f iecencv to thrust themselves into a place
6 g
n4ilf`deY are not invited, or if they should
(11'1.44:0f such intrusion, that they will be in-
ra, repelled without auy consideration o'
in Society.
tlh As
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`ma qe jvvr
(41,;.y 11,'u inng Chronicle and The Times of
14sil.toti
07e thought proper to comment on the
tlit,tr)ltt,ilt,sthe Signature to Lord SIDMOUTICS
ponds
if tk THE sure we beg leave to ask
ponds hav:e3r are that her MAJESTY'S ad-
rc 814ence, or Nblished the whole qf the corres-
lictture 2whether the letter was really without

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'4lt °IIICULTUR.AL REPORT.-This elaborate
carriedatisfactory document has necessarily
Ao ,00sternation and dismay throughout thesee
thi"-gricultural Interest. The farmers
:—their latidi4g before them but inevitable ruin d
let)t :"rcis have no prospect but that of reduce
4108' °llt of which it is impossible for them to
therr up their present stile of living, and to pay
the,- taAes, and the charge of mortgages upon
deti estates, or the interest of their ordinary
t)t1„8:---and,ive are sorry to add, that it is not to be
ous"(led, nor is it even possible, that these rum-
itlt,,e"sequences to the-landed and agricultural
ere is should result in any advantage to-the
04,°Pie at large,—such as the permanent abun-
thgtee and cheapness of agricultural produce,—
that it is the inevitable tendency of the pre t course of things, to result in the abandon-
-ie..
re'tqt. of the cultivation of the inferior soils, in a
diminution of the
.661 annual amount of
tricultural produce, and in the comparative
i,4eity and high price of all the necessaries of
4e. We understand that at the late Holkham
meeting notivithstanding the seeming hilarity ,