The Sun. — 1825-01-03 (London, England)

AUGSBUR•, DEC. 0.0 " We have before us documents coming directly from Longs which prove that the Britiib Cabinet manifests at present t,4 most favourable disposition towardi the Greeks. It appODI that a considerable consignment of ammunition and stores, from England, had arrived at Malta, whence these articles '14`',.1 be forwarded to Napoli di Romania, being intended for the O' of the Greeks."  From the Allgemeine Zeitung of the 28th which arrived this morning, ive extract the (4):, lowing article, by which it will be seen that ll .mission of Mr. STRATFORD -CANNING has g 10;, rise to many conjectures. The, objects of I'l'l mission, we have reason to believe are accurate,' stated by the German politicians : CF FRANKFORT, DWZ," The arrival of M. Stratford Canning from London, on way to Vienna, and thence to St. Petersburgb, has given politicians a subject for various conjectures,' which in o°s measure agree with the observations in . the Courier on the , ject of his mission. • " The discussions relative to the North-west Coast America have long been a subject of attention; bgt,l seems that the United States were considered as aggrieved party, and that England lips assumed the vio of mediator. lour or five months ago it was reported that to negociations promised a favourable result, and it is affirolti that there is now no apprehension of any interruption of frieti.e. ship between the Powers concerned. A more interesting obJ 4 of this mission is presumed to be the termiiiation of the strugi', of the Greeks, it being 'affirmed by perscns, whose inealls./ information are unquestionable, that all the great PowersL resolved by a powerful intervention to put an end to the "N' guinary contest."  --- Frankfort Papers to the 27th txlt. were receisl this morning, but they do not contain any int°, ligence of the least political interest.  • Extract of a letter from the A gent to Lloytil at Deal, dated Ist January :-44 The Catherifil  VORRESt, arrived film Valparaiso, sailed the 27th Sept., and brings advice that the Spaniards were,, by the last accounts, in possession of Lima; but it was exrcted the armies would soon meet. The Asia Spanish line-of-battle ship was at Callao, and a brig under Spanish colours had arrived at Arica with dispatches from thence. His Majesty's ship Aurora would sail for England from Valparaiso, on the arrival of his Majesty's ship F/li from Peru."  It is reported that Mr. WAIIDE leaves London to-dlty, on his return to Mexico, and that Colonel CANtcnv.r.r. proceeds to Bogota, the capital of Colombia, on Wednesday. T intended departure of these gentlemen to the two most important of the new South American States, has given rise to a belief very prevalent this morning, that the time is not far distant when the independence of Mexico and Colombia will he acknowledged by this country. We think it, however, most probable that commercial treaties between this country and those States will precede that event.  'We understand that a Gentleman who left Callao ou the sth September, reports that a battle between BOLIVAR and CANTER:IC took place on the /9th August, which was renewed on the 30th. The result, howeveri was not stated.  Letters were received on Saturday front Bahia, dated Nov. 2, which contain some details of the events which led to the assassination of the Governor, Gen. viLisnERTO oomEz E CALDEM, who, we understand, is a relation of the Brazilian Envoy now in this country. It appears that orders had arrived from Rio de Janeiro for disbanding the Portu,ruese regiment stationed at Bahia, in consequence of some do"ubts entertained of its fidelity to the EmpEnon. This order was communicated to the officers who commanded it, but who, not obeying with the promptitude insisted on, were placed under arrest. This irritated the troops of that regiment so highly, that they took up arms on the night of the 28th of October, and marching to the house of the Governor, murdered him in his bed. After the perpetration of this act, with a levity not anoammon among the soldiery of this part of the world, they retired to their quarters uttering cries of " Live the Emperor!" On the event becoming known, the other regiments were called out, by whose aid the mutinous soldiers were disarmed without bloodshed, and lodged in safe castody to await their punishment. The tranquillity of Bahia is understood to have been . completely restored.--( The Times.)  The Duke of CLARENCE and the Princess Au. GUSTA came to town on Saturday, from the residence of the Royal Duke at Bushy, where the Princess is staying on a visit to the Duke and Ducheis of