The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.—High water II minutes past
one o'clock.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Lady Douglas,
Archer, from Berbice ; Packet, Goldsmith, from Cal.
cutta and Mauritius ; Norval, Boyd, Carthagena ; Aim,
Bird, from Savannah ; Mediterranean Packet, Hewan,
from Zante ; Jane, —, from Charlestown ; Marshall,
from Whitshaven.

CLEARED OUTWARDs.----CEOWD, Wray, for Mira-
rnichs ; Jonge Arrow, Elizabeth, De Wyk, for Dordt ;
Lycurgus, Coffin, St. Petersburgh; Zeno, Lawson, for
Buenos Ayres ; Christina Cornelia, Noordt, for Dordt ;
Orion, , for Dantzic; Lucas, Lassells, for Boston;
Caledonia, Brown, for Nova Scotia; Hartonia, Watson,
for Savannah ; Atlas, Adams, for Boston ; Hawk,
f;r Cronstadt.

An Italian Messenger arrived from Ancona
at an early hour yesterday morning with despatches for
Sir GEORGE MURRAY from Sir FREDERICK ADAM, the
Lard High Commissioner of the lonian blinds ; and also
from Sir P. MALCOLM, for Viscount 111ELvILLE.

• We have heard it confidently stated that Ma-
dame VESTRIS is married to a Captain PnimArs,—we
believe of the Guards.—Brighton Gazette.

On Friday, several Catholics applied to the
Corporation of Drogheda for their freedom, which they were
refuaed.—Dublin Morning Register.

Apple trees, both in this county and Somer-
set, are showing an abundant and strong produce of blossom,
which, owing to its extreme lateness in the season, is the
more likely to do well. All vegetation (save wheat in the
ground, which is very fine) is much later this spring than
usual.--Exeter Alfred.

A woman living at the Rock of Cashel was
safely delivered a few days ago of three fine boys, who,
with the mother, are doing well.—Dublin Morning
Register.

At Herefordshire Quarter Sessions, the
Chairman, E. POOLE, Esq. announced in Court, that the
finances of the county were in such a state as to enable the
Magistrates to reduce the rate one-third.— Cheltenham
Chronicle.

The number of adult persons out of work in
Pai.ley is stated at upwards of 1,100 ; and the number of
boys and girls unemployed is about as great.— Glasgow
Chronicle.

We are sorry to perceive the new pavement in
Fleet-street already falling into deplorable and dangerous
ruts.

Leaves of trees were probably the first vege-
table substances used for Writing upon. The leaves of the
Cuinean Sybil, and the oracular leaves of the oaks of 'Do-
dons, were of this description; even to this time, in some
parts of India, leaves of various kinds of palm are applied
to this purpoie.

GERMAN PAPERS.

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L.l No agmaunc, -Airitz.;2B;:-LuTlier English.A.,
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, t Munich lately gave an euteitainment, in corn- . s t ,
of the passing of the. 8i11..10r.,4he tetnee4l/411#6,, 5., ei
' Catholic% ~, ~-s, .; :.i - :.ti ' -:,-.1-,;' '.•.,....:...-
eta,:
FBA-REPORT, APRIL 240-... The: business:4o"e
fair, both in the last and:the preeent erisildd
all expectations; especially .with.:reepgoix=eniglli
'Swim goods.. The apprehensioas fthsvfwatti'e""- rit
that our fair miht suffer by the conapttielle#_.,,,,iftlist
Offenbach, have. wholly vanishet.rmid 4',..„...___,,A1111'-iiii:"llS
, leather is the only article of importance...it -Vw7,0.10
every other article the busineis la donerfotsAtOle...4oll-
city, and chiefly confined to-Ressian_arutPreee?7-,.. -
factures, so that the fair at Offenbach is rsithe ,t. „,:i2
tege to us. ' ' " - ' 1 t ~'''',l,_.".."- - • telie
MUNICH, APRIL, 23.—The day. before-eFrr4 ' e
' Ministry transmitted to: the Academy; of . iiiezbi
University, and Gymnasia, as well.lietsftheakiet_ J`Laheittlt
: the circle of the Isar,. the, noWiregelimietts4eteee . kiorw-4414
; whieh have been so long and eagerly elpeated." 3
..(4,11,4
been also sent to the authorities of iErtrothlre eir°'",ettere‘l
instructions for the introduction of -, thire ree°l7-jdot
Thus it will in a few days be spread over:the Abp_
dorn, and probably received every where wi411.--ther etif ,
it has excited here, and the same gratitude:tow.77:44;
Sovereign, who has hereby given afresh prooPer '.;iiiilt:
' sire to see the progress of genuine civilixatiein iet. ti.
his kingdom. According to the new plan,' thello
Grammar Schools are distinguished from the 0;7;40
the pupils are to attend the former till the ageet fp
years. The teaching of languages is- to ' bsio;' . tit 4
these establishments, in which history, ttlet7,. I,li
&c.
.will be taught at the same . tiine;'''''74,:iiet;
which religious education will be a. princ?,
The Gymnasia will have a more special ohjeetftgli
paratory schools for the universities. These eirtabw;iii!
will be rendered independent of every influence 02°00
retard their progressive improvement, and the Prt.i.d
will receive salaries more adequate to the iroporttSte
their functions, and the class of teachers in .9.:07.'
raised in rank and in public opinion. Wed.
Wansaw, Aran, 21.—The Bulletinof the Late'
tains the Convention which was concluded on the ;av ',ollyo
. Sept. 1828, but not ratified till the 17th of Febtute7 0 -
year, between the Governments of .litaalmrattri ~,,by,
for the liquidation of the affairs of the late Graitingt
Inte!
of
Warsaw, by which the reciprocal claims '.7.-.?
settled.
VIENNA, APRIL 25.—The Austrian Observe 11144iH
a supplement containing the detailed list of the lerr 'll
Land minority in the House of Lords on the second f
_ l'„er.!
:of the Catholic Emancipation Bill, because futTl:.
iticti
universal interest excited by the fate of the '.1301-!",
.House of Lords, this list may have a permanent b. ; r:
interest."
Bak Sheri;
VVIENNA, APRIL 25.—Metalliquee 97i ;
.1,103 i.
A Russian Cabinet messenger passed through this cifit:'
on his way from St. Petersburgh. to London, Wit
patches.
ee,
VIENNA, Aram 26.—We have received the .0.
Journals of 28th March and 4th April. The fleet...,iff
ber contains details of the military operations- in 17'7
Greece. .04
The Greek troops make a rapid progress is Lot
and it is ',Aid they already occupy the strong p 000.1!
Makrinoros, a chain of mountains in Aearnanis, ikuustor
all the Greek captives who submitted to the Turk'
the fall of Missolonghi have again revolted. tile.
The castle of Lepanto surrendered to the Greek' °01;Ior
27th of March, and it was expected that the tosellje
same name, as well as Missolonghi, must soon se
from a total want of provisions. I of.
The resignation of Demetrius Ypsilanti, who tees joe
fended at the nomination Of the President's brother s,
post of Governor of the Provinces of the Greek Ceet!L 6P-iittri
has not been accepted ; and, it is said, he has ee11.,041;
to retain his command. Letters affirm that the,',o
National Assembly is convoked for the middle 01
...,,,,,)e
and that the election of Representatives will he 11"

according to the law paasdd at Epidaurus..
The President intended to have an interview st 149-00
lizza with the military chiefs, and afterwards $0
Patras and Corinth.