The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-02 00:00:00

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PAPERS.
iFtem the 17.teik, dated Saturday, Dee. 31.)
F 'tiro. AL—Letters from Warsaw of the
ut;o6,once, that the Emperor Constantine,
w_tto tva‘ to have set out on the 17th, was still in
t :-o capital of Poland on the %3d. The Emperor
,qtiously indisise'itel on account of the shock
he felt .9n the death of . his brother. No
v--ktaration had yet been made for his depar-
ture. It seemed to be believed at Wargo-iv- that
the will of the Emperor would not be made pub-]
Vic till the result of the mission of the Grand
Dirk,. Michael to St. Petersburgh should be'
A courier from Rome has brought the new of
the ,n of the Papal Nuncio at the. Court
of Modrid to the See of Imola. It is remarked,
that the prelate of the illustrious House of us-
tinioni has been appointed to the same bishoptick
which was held -by Pius VII: at the time of his
elevation to the Pupal dignity, and that the title
of Arcb.liiehop of Ty re.im partiblis, which he has
bithcrto- berm., belonged ill a like manner to
rope Leo X 11.
Chevalier, Janhert has just received letters,
eluting that Viscount Desbassayns and Rich-
man, who is tharged with a tnissiott to the Shah
at Persia, had been received by him with the
freatest distinction, anti that he had proceeded
vu i,is way to India. These news, of the begin,
*JUN of August, dispel the apprehensions that are
entertainc.drespecting this interesting traveller.
• According to recent letters from Altneria, and
sokystt„Othe!. to.m us - near the Straits, Bertrand de
itititygreat number of his partisans are still
at Gibraltar, where they do not cease to arm
j rivateers, which, under the tlag of the American
insurgents,. daily attack SNOW% vessels.
At
..,I;ffp'reht. points they come within cannon-shot,
Lecause they know that the fortifications on the
toast have on artillery. It is affirmed that the
Foelish have fitted out several cruisers.
Nine highwaymen have just been lodged in
prisons of Madrid. They are part of the
bast& that attacked the courier who carried the.
- presents sent by the Queen of Spain to the
Prioress of Lucca, on her marriage to Prince
'Maximilian of "Saxony. ThiS band, which is
%try linrIIPr011?, is stationed it, the mountains- of
Surno Sierra.
(,Front the Moaltrur of Saturday.)
.I)4ivirmoNcatt, Novi. 41.0.---About the nod of
October, Redschid Podia had retreated to Vra-
cbori, to direct the operations of the columns
my hien were to re-establish his communications
Arta, Previso, sod Joannina : he was for-
bidden, by ordurs from Constantinople, to en.
cunt.. Etolia and A carnet-4a. lie raised the siege
Missolonehi : the Turks remained within a
s‘ott distance, and had frequent uctions with the
torrison, as Retischid's detached columns had
ri«ry day with the Greek guerilla®, which had
been ruinforeed. Such wits the state of things on
he 13th of November. Great exertions were
atade at Missoloatirhl to put the place in a good
state of defence, und to provision it, us it was
known 'that the Cnpitan Paella's tleet had arrived
!Alta the Greek fleet had retired. A Turkish
-Nnadron appeared on the '2oth of November, but
not establish a strict blockade ; the garrison
had received reinforcements a few days before.
The Capitan Pachn had a long conference at
Paints with Jussuf, probably to concert their fu-
ture operations. itedseitid has already sent part
of his troops. towards Missolonghi. The Tot its
are probably going to take sQIIIO importuut steps.
Slioulis being off Cape Papa, the Capitals Paella
owl engage him before he can effectually
operate in the siege of Missolonghi.
emcees Fus-ns.—Psuss, DEC. 30...-. hive per Cents.
90e.—Three per Cents. 64f. 60e.f.-1314A Stock, 2,060 f.
—Rente tie Naples, (Certificate Falconest,yisfp—Rente
'eagl), la—Royal :parish Loan, '484-f.—lisyttan "Ann,
.30E—ts.change on liondon, one month, M. 10c.; three
months, 94f. 74e.....(C0urs dutheutigue.)

Ton st:ver.e.--A Mottiltly Critic., in his no.
dee of " KELLY'd Rvninkcelice4' " oloyerv•es that almost
.every iudivideal of witnen he speaks wes his " best of friends,'
the kindest,' pleasantettt," noblest,' most excellent persons
thanever breathed." He is a perfect counterpart of that cola-
brited Recorder of a country borotigh,, who, on being awaked
how be, liked titsMAyur, answered, that his Worship was a
most agreeable, gentlemanlike, Magistrate.—And the• Alder-
Oinn ? The wittiest, the most hospitable, the most jovial fel-
lows he ever met.—And the Grand Jurors ? They were
all
i:t to be Mend-a:re of Perlia:nentt their wisdom aed their know.
leslga of their laws wati uneettalled.--The Constable% ? The
politeat of officers, the most elegant of peace keepers ; 'they
w‘lre rritxtels ef cor.stablm...-The Witnesses ? There never
were inelt winieserit ; they woukl every man of them die senor
then tell a faiselmot....lllo Prisoners? The honestear prise-
nal, and the more rexpeetable men that ever entered a gaol.--
te ? • It was a pleasure to be submitted to his
Jolre t'' he tied the theme so mildly, and sent a man to the other
wt,r:i with euth tendbr •
FU,,;:::.A1,.-111onitr. has omitted
cqw oftire most tOuchinge,:ii,heart-atirring ancctimos connected
wins the funeral of poor Neeritlitn. The noble and select coin-
-14,y had risen, 414v4,„P_I'llait' hat tribute of respect to departed
and the cnnor Wen eiem; to be placed in the hearse,
when elegantly.,ireseeti personage, who pretended •to be
Oietionly related to the sleceased, entered the chamber of death.
At his urgent entreetien to view the taco of his friend, the coffin
lid was itmeav weal with tat the horror and surprise. of the by-.
etenelerst he pulled out A wsrri.'t and arrested the body 1 Mr.
(„:antling tad Lord Sehrieutli went into an Adjoining room, and
paid the debt, which, we believe, amounted to LOOl. This
Nee:dote we derive from aottiothy.,(DeNtrita
i';4l'it A tisthlS Agit' ()GeUtt it cfNeit IN A CHU ht;II.
- rhe following ludicrees and eingular scene presented itsellto
11,e cerigregetion testier hied for Divine w onthip on Sunday morn.
intlatt., at the Perish filtuGh ef Pen Untrue, in tins Colnity:-116.-
tomilately oo the conclueion of the aernina, a man. who dttrinE
rt.; 410-vtry, had peid greet attention, ruse up, erd After teiting
srif r treat coat, deliberately wellted up into 31M rettninit-flesk
sr A, Wog thus catispicnottely Oared between Minlittei and
1:1 the latter of whew betrayed evidententotions of atitonielt.
;wen...end slsrus, the ititteler houently began to :tarok,
see, aril hawing thrown Off coat, initstcoat; and neckcloth,
precceded (emengst reiterated re"tes• of "Churchwardens, do
yotv ,duty,” " Pitil down, "-Turn blir. out," &c.) to
.ttivf.st hinutrli of lira ;shirt, exhibiting an under. one of no very,
deneate texture; himultancous
Lino/meet Was
oleiervahle immeeet ilia fear e:e ,erdio, impelled by disgust at
wise they had already wltitesee'd, or by leer of a further ex-
posure, with one secant tum:ti their back' toward,' the obleCt
(1( Annoyance, by tvhoru the xitecuisry amt their modesty would
inoet assuready have hoes most greenly violatedeuul insulted,
hut not the ;sank, which, at the outset, heti seised the noel-
. beertedfllittrchwerderte, eolnewhat nwl enabled theim
to twitter eetticfent courage cenhelden them tnundettake
vi
et Orrnit, tho ejeetion of the offending party from his elevated
but tgiOtiViabh; station. It Appoall that th is unfint.nAte per-
son holds a largo number of n3tes of the Yorkshire Ranks that
her.: recently failed, which have such an efibet upon him as to
clitivietety unsettichia r cason.—(4o* itiercoir-) •
iluatmf Ssittimiss.---'l'hurbtiay afternoon the
workmen employed in 'nuking; the reed from the top of Ed.'.
ward-atrcet Ratingdean, deg up the remains of A hairpin:
Vit4tieti. The under jaw wag quite perfect, with a fine set of
teeth. Nearly 211 of there Pkeirtotrt have been discovered
reitOnthe short distance of 100 yards : they lie so near the
c orrice of the earth, .10.9 Wcarceli to have escapod the plough.
in ail probability they Ate the sign ut wine b.attie in
feudsl times.