The Sun. — 1821-07-25 (London, England)

LMBURGII PAPER, JULY 17.—" The acj'uots from Turkey, &c. are not of a later date Juan those already received, viz. Odessa, 18th 1.4114 e) Constantinople, 126.—A letter from Tesh!Poi, on the Dneister, 26th June, says, that Jane which left Coustantinople on the 18th of four state, that of the Turkish fleet of eight sail b,lir bad been taken by the Greeks, two were teTekacled in a small harbour, and only two had th"-iroed to Constantinople. The executions of i4e,9reeks continued, and any who were found (i,rtte street were murdered by the people. No to beek could emigrate.—Orders have been given hury the Greek Patriarch,, whose body was "gt to Odessa, with extraordinary pomp. It alirsearS that at the end of June the Turks were masters of the strong places in the Morea.'  e have every reason to believe that the ruti()l4 of an extensive retrenchment having.been ("olenced, both in the Military and Civil Departments of the State, is well founded. Several egitnents, it is said, are already marked for reaction ; and the complement of men in the re-4411 t entstenerally is to be diminished. It is eel-. (14113- desirable, and indeed indispensable, that tiele expenditure and revenue of the country should othPlaced in a more prosperous relation to each cheer than they bear at present. With regard to iiti.bdirninution of the salaries of the Clerks in the rilic Offices :—the amount thus proposed to be Wien is in itself so inconsiderable—the inconveruin the hardship, in some cases the positive hurri),;° many deserving individuals, and to their destB families, will be so great, so severe, so that-4et°ll e hiel and for so paltry a consideration, 0/ w think the measure altogether unworthy I3esa.a liberal Government and a great Nation. tipehiges) there are some very mistaken notions cruel this subject, which help to disguise the irk. consequences of a curtailment of the Aulo of those persons from the public.— 4(l,llgst these i,s the plausible argument trii-rileed) that as " the principal necessaries the 'e) Particularly bread, have fallen in price, niss4llries, after being reduced 20 per cent., • -""1 furnish means of subsistence equal to ck produce at the time the parties be!tile 4e Possessed of them." Though specious, ,eannot be a greater fallacy than this. If three"the whole income of a man having 444 tie" ) four, six, or ten hundred pounds per 4403 Were expended on bread alone, or on lih oCher necessaries as have experienced a P,ree depression in value ; there might be some "tit this Well as plausibility in the proposition.— Ntii,s'is is far from being the case. A family ex-4t h9g a Thousand a year, for example, does Ptob Sear ably consume more than 30/. or 40/. date' in bread. The saving, therefore, by the skier ' Price of this article is exceedingly inconhilstt ; not more certainly than 101. or 15/. ; r "IQ reduction prosed to be made in a salary. 1•,1-11 a-year is Two HUNDRED POUNDS! ca 'Po ." tile Price of necessaries is indeed a very rt4ll( object to families of very limited in-1,11(lund---1)81 object forty, fifty, sixty, or even a hundred oulst entiN° families whose whole income is ala ttiCY expended on necessaries; but it is in e 3 whillg advantage to men of liberal in- the' ""° expend their money chiefly, not Niro :est) lase of necessaries but in keeping up „ eetah, amble house, on servants, on the eduarieu) st-,' in making provision for their chil-1-e habit: B'.e.,—iterns of expenditure which Dieered ato it progress of the age have renany of ctill.hectvicr than they were at the time Iresent s" Parties became possessed of their _ ap_ 44:111iries ,Wances. We intend to make some rotb rnoti v eleative to this subject, in the hope, resent this B,of humanity, of being enabled to Point of truenah iew measure before the public iu rs v.  One „ow._ ' of those persons who clamour against the onstitttt'onni 4 it is a i ..... .iusociation, merely because . IcietY formed for the purpose of counteracting e dangerous , uesigns of a malignant though descable faction, and not from any real conviction 4t either the constitution or the proceedings of e Society are illegal, in speaking of the trial of pre C'tLILE yesterday.on an indictment 'red by the Association, says that 4c Mr. firer] by conducted the defence on this occasion that ;I.tic learning and ability which his former . m led men to expect from him 41;"—thatr. Justice BEST, in his charge, observed, that, .