The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-18 00:00:00

The journal of the Ist of July contains no news
. but what has already Leen given in the Hamburgh
Papers.
JULY 2.—On the 27th of June, the Imperial
Russian squadron sailed from Cronstadt. It con-
sists of the following ships :—The St. Andrew, of
74 guns, Captain Mutowkin; the Emanuel, 64,
Captain Kuhtschkia ; the Fire Champenoise, 84,
Captain Plater ; the firludimir, 74, Captain Green ;
the Constantine, 74, Captain Butakoff; the Maria,
Olga, Alexandra, and Mercury frigates, of 44 guns
each. Admiral Siniavin is on board the St. Andrew,
and Admiral Ricord is on board the Constantine.
The St. Andrew, the St.lVladiinir, and the Mercury,
are to return from Copenhagen to Cronstadt with
Admiral Siniavin ; the remaining six, under Admiral
Ricord, are to join Count Heyden in the Mediter-
ranean.

In the course of the month another squadron will
also sail from Cronstadt, consisting of the Grand
hake Michael, of 74 guns, Captain Melnikow ; the
Empress Alexandra, of 84 guns, Captain Sehisma-
row ; the Princess Lowicz frigate, of 44 guns ; and
the Telemachus and Ulysses brigs, of 24 guns. It
is not known who is the Admiral that will command
this squadron.
FROM THE VISTULA, JULY I.—Several corps in
the interior of Russia, now on their march to the
.bnieper, including a great proportion of light ca-
valry (probably. Cossacks), are said to have received
positive orders to regulate their march in such a
manner, as to reach their destination by the be-
ginning of August. Among the infantry in the
Camp near Warsaw are the regiments belonging to
the Lithuanian corps. The regiments of what is
properly the Polish army, which left their stations,
as tVve know, some months ago, took up very con-
centrated positions near Lublin, where, it appears,
they are for the present to remain.
(The Prussian State Gazette to the 12th of July
inclusive, has no further news from the theatre of
war.)

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LONDON.

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY IS, IBV‘.

A smart brush took place last night in the
House of Commons between Mr. OTWAY
CAVE and Mr. Secretary PEEL, which produced
unusual sensation. Mr. CAVE was resolved to die
game—and electrified the House by the cool man-
ner in which he stood out the siege. - From this
sample of his firmness, we have no doubt that
he would have made an excellent Governor of
Oporto. It is pleasant to sec the dulness of the
Parliamentary campaign relieved by this military
display : it was all but—powder and shot.
Th

e Corporate Funds Bill was lost in the
'louse of Lords, 41 being against the second
reading, and 10 for it. Their Lordships seem
to be acting on the " Game Bill" by anticipa-
tion, for they kill two out of every three Bills
that come before them.

The French Papers of Tuesday have been re.
k:cived., They contain no news from the East,
but notice the defeat of the Constitutionalists at
Oporto, and the subsequent events.
The Project of Law respecting the Press has
heen adopted by the Chamber of Peers, without
any amendment, by a majority of 139 to 71.

Extracts from German and Dutch Papers
Will be found in another column, but they add
tl°thing to our previous news from the East.

A Miramichi Paper of the 14th ult. contains a
and able report of the Secretary of the St.
:ii°}ln's Agricultural and Emigrant Society. In
`nis document it will be highly gratifying to every
‘4 wisher of this province, to perceive the rapid
strides which they arc making in agricultural
14.1trsuits, which is the surest road to indepen-
`l oice and wealth. For those benefits they arc
u!.debted in a great measure to the establishment
of Agricultural Societies, and the lively interest
!Ilk') the worthy Governer has taken in all
11)easures connected with the prosperity of the
n try. It is with no common gratification we
I)3erceive the county of Northumberland is not
1
chind the other counties in the province in the
"larch of improvement. The following is given
as an extract of a letter from a merchant at Bos-
relating to the new Tariff Bill :
.The Bill is obnoxious to all the Eastern States, and will'
rte e
really injure, it is universally believed, the merchants,
may tend to put St. John's, New Brunswick, upon
same footing as it was during the days of the embargo—
rood port of transit for English goods. Another letter
ir,ol'4 New York says, you will see the tariff has become a
v• I believe the Members of Congress are mad, and