The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

BY MR. SOUTHEY.

ODESSA, OCT. 9.
Oar accounts from Constantinople are quite pacific. The
prices of corn in our market have again risen, in conse-
quence of the arrival of above 100 vessels from Constanti•
nqle for cargoes. Trade is very brisk, and money sough.
at 24 per cent. 'discount.

VIENNA, OCT. 26.
Metalliques 92
Bank Shares 1,090

. If a stranger observes the activity and bustle which pre-
vail at Chemnitz, especially in conjunction with many very
agreeable and promising appearances, he will form a high
opinion of the flourishing state of our manufactories. He,
perhaps, goes into some of the principal ones, that is, such
as are still able to proceed with some appearance of activity,
but not without gradually sacrificing the fruits of former
exertions ; but how would his opinion be altered if he
learned what a scanty profit the manufacturer obtains on
his capital, to what risk he is liable, and, above all, what
miserable wages the workman receives for his labour from
the morning early till late at night, so that he
is unable to provide food and clothing for his wife and
children. In truth, all this outward chew of activity may
be compared to the efforts of a man in danger of drowning,
who,puts forth his last remaining strength to save himself,
if possible. But here there is little hope of safety ; in a few
years many of the manufactories that still subsist will dis-
appear. This is especially
manufactories, many of which have been closed within
these two the case with the cotton yarn
manufacto
years. Only those still subsist whose owners
are opulent and inclined to spend fresh sums to purchaie
" new ,and improved machines," merely to be able to con-
tend' for a 'time- with the English. Besides the im-
pediments to the sale, of our manufactures in' foreign

A Freehold Cloth Factory with extensive premises, con-
taing all requisite buildings for the business, with Steam-
engine and Machinery, •at Trowbridge, Wilts, on the river
Bias, near the bridge; also a Family Residence ad-
joining, with lawn, gardens and- orchard ; the estate
subject to a fee farm-rent of lis.•a-year, and the purchaser
to Pay for the machinery and fixtures by appraisement—
in one lot-3,4•00/.
(The conclusion of this day's Sale will appear to-
morrow.)

WINDSOR, NOV. 6.—This afternoon his
MAJESTY took an airing in his pony phaeton, accompanied
by the Lord Steward. His MAJESTY left the Lodge at
two o'clock, and returned about five, having visited Vi-
rginia Water and New Lodge in the Forest. This forenoon
Lord GODERICII arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had an
interview of his MAJESTY. His Lordship, after taking
refreshments, returned to London.

Prince LIEVEN entertained Count and
Countess MONSTER and a distinguished party, to dinner on
Monday, at Ashburnham House, Dover,street.
Lord. DUDLEY entertained Prince LIEVEN
and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at his house
in Arlington-street.

The Duke of CLA RENCE came to itown yes-
terday morning from his seat in Bushy Park. His Royal
Highness transacted business at the Admiralty during the
whole of the day, and after Wards returned to Bushy.' •
The Earl of DUDLEY and the CHANCELLOR
of the Exam:ens. visited Viscount GODERICH yesterday
at his residence in Downing-street. The Commissioners
appointed under the Parliamentary grant for the improve-
ments at Windsor Castle, had a meeting with the Noble
CHEMNITZ, OCT. 10. I Viscount yesterday.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE .came to town
morning from his seat, at Bowood, Wiltshire.
yesterday

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER' ar-
rived at big residene,e in Downing-street, yesterday morn-
ng,frord his seat at Montreal.

The .Marquis of A.NG:LESEA visited the Earl
of DUDLZY yesterday, at the 'office of the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs.
•

The Rev. W. S. GILLY has been presented,
by the Dean and Chapter of this Cathedral, to the per-
petual curacy of St. Margaret, in this city, vacant by the
removal of the late incumbent, the Rev. W. N. DAttNri,t,
to the living of Nerham.—Durhant Chronicle.

CHIPPENHAM, WILTS.—SIICII is the pro,"
sperity of the clothing manufactory in this town, and' so
judicious have been the arrangements of the parish officer,'
that 'there. are not three able-bodied persons claiming relief
from the, parish rates throughout this extensive perish.
W6rld,