The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-18 00:00:00

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and Several sought an asyltim on board the tdruAi+
pean ships in the port. The most horrible events
were anticipated.
" HERMANSTADT (Transylvania), Alta. 22
According to letters from Bucharest of the 190/
the famotit Caniman Sava) one of `the traitors
denounced by Ypsilanti to posterity, arrived at
Bucharest on the 18th with 500 Arnauts. Ija
had met and brought with him 150 Hetaerists,
to whom he had promised an amnesty on the part
of the Seraskier of Braila; but on entering Bl"
charest he delivered them over to the Turk`'
who shot part of them and impaled the others'
Sava was well received by the Seraskier.
The Arnauts were billeted in different houses;
but the next day Sava was desired to repair to the
Seraskier's house, w' e e he was shot immediateli
on his arrival. The Arnauts made some resist'.
ance2 but the Turks s t fire to the houseo4
which they had, shut themselves up, and the
greater number perished in the flames. Travel'
lers who quitted Bucharest on the 19th, ad
who communicate these details, add; that Captai°
Ditnanli, whom Sava delivered up to the Turks'
has been impaled alive.
" AUG. 24.—[Extract of a private Lettee.]'"
My last accounts respecting Caniman Sava ze
fully confirmed. The houses of the Austrian
and Russian Consuls were pillaged and LINO'
lisped on that occasion. The number of troops
who have surrendered in consequence of tht
amnesty is reckoned at 2000 ; the greater nurtr
ber of whom have been put to death. This.
is a fresh proof of the degree' of eO"6-
deuce to be placed in a Turkish amnesty. The
Seraskier assures us that the Porte has publisher{
a general amnesty at Constantinople ; but o'6
example he has just given of the execution of thli
measure is not likely to be productive of an)
good effect. Sava repaired to Bucharest, relYl4,
on the promises of the Turkish Seraskier ; ought
the latter to have fOrgotten them ?
r
" Our. Consul at Bucharest is on the point o
setting out for Vienna."

• A file of American Commercial Advertisers ar-
rived this morning to the 9.otit August :--

[From the -INorfolk Herald.]
FRI9II BERMUDA.—Capt. Ross, of the schooner
Columbus, arrived here from Bermuda, has fur-
nished the Commercial News Room with Plrers
to the 29th u!t. Captain- Ross further states'
that the affairs of Bermuda between the Gore'
nor LUMLEY and the good people of that Col°11)r
are far fcom being in a quiet state that, j 1 dew
pendent of the imprisonment of Mr. JAMES TILE
(a few years since a merchant of this town, of
the firm of Till and Gosling) and Mr. Basharil:
a gentleman of respectability of the Parish
St. George, he, the Governor, in the night of the
2d of August, had the doors of the Toy., no
at St: George forced open by the military, 33
the Mayor, Mr. John Till, brother to the ab°le(i
named James, taken forcibly out and conducted
to Hamilton under military escot, and there
thrown into prison. The charge preferred aPinst.
the Mayor by his Excellency was the breaking. c'r
the fidler's violin (by order of the Mayor), in dis-
persing an unlawful assemblage of parsons cr
lour at an unseasonable hour in the parish of
George, which assembly annoyed the I°l°le
neighbourhood. A lawyer of eminence, yr%
had been deputed by the Mayor to act at the
time of dispersing the assembly, was also tal'e-a
by the military, by order of the Governor, 3niti
i
imprisoned with the Mayor. The result o-
these
these acts of Sir William Lumley was rot ILO'cT,
when the Columbus sailed.
[From the Advertiser of the 18th August.]
Ole
We learn by the schooner Hero, that 09
20th ult. a Courier arrived at Porta Plat 1.19°
St. Domingo with news of a Decree of the Corte'
o
encouraging the cultivation of Spanish St-13.
mingo, by opening all the ports and pertni_tties,
the exportation of coffee, tobacco, and In°
or
free of duty, thereby turning the attentl°Ptea,l
the natives to the cultivation of the Vii/ : `", i 4
of cutting mahogany, on which the duty

doubled, amounting to a prohibition. "
ram re'
MONTREAL, Auc;. 13.—We have it f „1,,
spectable authority, that the Government °I 'ad
-
United States are demolishing the Marteo,
Towers along their Sea Board, as utterlY 'of
capable of yielding security against.an enerrilthe
any force; as watch posts, to be deserted°nboe
approach of an enemy, they may be use fu',;, the
one argument against them seems.tonci°s'oorvea
ease with which their garrisons may be antrY
out; besicle,an enemy mart hTng into the c" fro
could easily avoid them, and have no fear'
the small number of troops they contain.

If the following e from The Eilin"lre
2:...trac
Star be correct, the important question of Ve°ll.
or war between Russia and Turkey has at letiPs.
,beep settled by the f . m 1 declaration of /CI
aro
iby the former Power. Our Readers are 01.-