The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-24 00:00:00

nd doubt, that the practical . good resulting from the
Consolidation and new arrangement of the Turnpike.
Trust, under this Bill, will be strikingly exemplified
in a short time, and if its present enactments be found
incomplete, it can be amended in an early stage of the
-next Session. If a similar measure. could be adopted
with regard to Turnpike Trusts, in other parts of the
Country, we have reason to believe that it would des-
Itroy one of the most fertile sources of jobs and abuse
which exists in this Kingdom.

Earl BATHURST made a very important observa-
tion last night, on the presenting of a petition by
Viscount St. VINCENT, from the owners- of West
India Estates, against any hasty measures regarding
their negroes. Lordship observed,. that. the
prayCi of the Petition was in- accordance with
the principle 'upon isYllic4 the Government had acted
in their communications. With all the Governors of the

Colonies, and that if « Emancipation took place, it
would be upon the principle of an equitable appraise-

ment."

If a measure of this nature can be accomplished,
we shall be among the foreinost to advocate the eman-
cipation of the slaves in the British Colonies ; but We
never could consent to the attainment of this object,

Ilicting a -wrong on a class of, Proprietors who
are as much entitled to the protection of Parlianient
as any other body of the subjects of the Empire•

The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in answer to a question
put to him by Lord DARNLEY, stated last night, that
the policy, of the French Government with respect to
the struggle between.the Turks and Greeks, had been
hitherto► that of- neutrality ; and nothing had occurrel
to show any violation of that policy.

We received last night--....—, the Paris Papers of Suliday;.
and the Etoile, dated the 22d instant. The accounts
of the fall of Missolonghi, appear to have Jeachrd '.'.
Constantinople on the 29th of '461; and the Journal
des Debats,:describes the 'effect which the news
.of
this event hid upon the Janissaries. - According to
this Paper, these barbarians threw into the Hotel of
the Russian Consul, some' heads and cars of Greek
corpses, sent from Missolonghi by ABRAHAM PACIIA,
as trophies of his conquest; and IVI..MtNztAc KY.
had himself been wounded. The. Etude, however,
contradicts these statements ; bnt'.in. an article from
Odessa, dated May 3, after mentioning the exer- •
tions of Mr. S. CANNINd, to induce the Torte
that the influence of England, on the. to accede . to the- ultim4um of Ritssia, WO" , .
Porte, is less than it 'formerly was. It is said, in le t-
-1
f
ters from the .same 'place, ,that_sixteen. Russian men °
I
war, realy for sea, are lying in tlx POrt of Selntstopo
in the Black Sea ; and that Genital SABOPIgrt vii
40,000',net;,- is cantoned within a day's march. of Jess
guard of General
anti Galatch, while the advance-4
'to _ , The following are .coUncils of 'the
WITTGENTEIN'S army is within three days march
Jassy.
'toile :---- eXtTACtS front the

The .tfirgantry rAatc, stAv 21,
place bs.fure Alissolunghi, between the Turkish anti Lireek 6'°'
the latter lust nix vessels and one fire-ship. •.: . , i
it it i...4,w that there has been any tumult at Co end
-t
is false that the seCvis n Deputies haie been beheaded, And that tlie •
Garotte says, that in the last battle wbicli took
P.'ngliSh Legation has been obliged to put itself in s state of defence..
II! wound of .3/1. Minriacky, too, is an invention of the .100336 -
rtes DeLtds, which st;ices up all these news to its reader*.
onus,, mai? S.
The accounts from Constantinople say, that itir..S. CannimP
in ctnis..-quenceof the instructions sent. to hitn.from St. Nten7f
Lure, by the Duke of Wellington, continues to. exert bilr:ii,
to in lute the Port t) accede to the ultimatum of :11054'. ',,..
-Nlinisters of France, Austria, . and Prussia, support hint LA t':"
negociation,. which, is totally.wicnnnected with the fruitl!tf ia•
tempts he has made in fairour of the Greeks; but as I by"! °IL,
befoee, it is:to be rigrettetl that "the influence of England aPr'r'
Prirnt state of things to be much less than it forTveilY
ofa.
in thit
chal:gelinnerrtpl:l:llelibeineites4trrer*by,uthargendi:tohryaotnat-aint7-otalin,theeereentsis no
e:P;ittaialt:sg !...
could • . ._

cc rktents relate chiefly to works of
We receivedGerrnan papers this morning, bu' b"
e,
art and literatur
. .
The following are ,extracts :

Father 'Ventura, profeasor.of Canon Law, anda6o:eit'of74;: Pi;ln'
eipsl writers in the Giornak Ecclesiastic°, expreeteti A" °Pil'i°l:
in an article in that Journal, " That an Electoric Monarchy s*'.
the worst of all forms of Ckwensment." -In consetroce, °f .1°
order which he has received from superior authority, 1"' lith°l;
ierred a recantation of this opinion in the. last aural's'. n't .5.-
4on!oal, op we hear that the same authority has give° Pel-Tui' -
sion to Monsignore Marchelli to read in the Academia Prics-asit
Vee
tica an has essay against this opinion of Father tura• t
to
Deputation. of Mineralogists and Architects . been Lel''
the. isle of Elba, in order to examine whether certain l'im:,
Could not be etnployed in the repair 6f the Church °"indi
isPaul.favourable,
We understand that the' report which they WI! --0,...
Lions
and that it has been resolved to enter into 14. :If
for the purchase of them. The plan for the improverneacnes,
andthe long street of the Corso, is to be at length carried jut° , .„,,i
vi the execution to be entrusted to Moira. Ftear°ll,. fn 'l
telli, who ineie contracted to perform it for, 280,000 sLusiit;
We do not know in what these improvements will of os
except in the levelling of the street and the rellvoyal 0
raised fnot-path on each side. These foot-ways W r'l in I°
to
respects be disagreeable to the eye; but we should be sciloot„
have them levelled, se they afford a great protection S° Ibtojed
passengers at this season of the year, when the ktrect is cr it,-
with carriages. We wish that the plan of improvement. Plots
chide the removal of some ugly stables, the beautifYil4 .ttlios,
of many houses, the clearing away of all kinds °fauna non
ts
"".
which offend the eye, and the substitution of pip to carti ° o,
Water sP°
water from the rook, for the inconvenient projecting
—Allgrateine Zeitung, May 7.

S'WITZTALAND,Af :;
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Dr. Raster, Secretary to the Committee of Inquiry, tisy
ald:ocum:rnt_reconfioenporf
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ialiou:rige:ccoutheh, oncptautthe;:bytbiiihitopozi;er:,
for Lucerne, to deliver to the Government of that -ejt,
The meritorious and celebrated painter, Hans CPS
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