The Sun. — 1825-03-10 (London, England)

LADY BELL.—Died at her house in Dean-street, Soho, sincerely and most deservedly lamented, Lady BELL, relict of Sir Thomas Bell, Knight. Her Ladyship was eminently distinguished for her abilities in painting; copies of some of the most celebrated pictures taken at Carlton House, and submitted to his Majesty, it' no others existed, afford the strongest proof of her Ladyship's taste and talents, and will hand down the name of Lady Bell as one of the most eminent artists of the present day.  A letter from Newcastle-upon-Tyne says, the greater part of the engine-builders and mill-wrights, employed in the different manufactories in that town, struck for an ad. • ranee of wages on Monday last. Their. demand is three shillings per week more than what they have been usually paid. This claim is made at this time under the pretence of a rise in the price of provisions, but the more probable cause appears tl be, that their labour is now in greater requisition than it has been. The alteration in the law last year, as affecting masters and servants, though well intended, seems to be taken advan. tage of by workmen whenever they can frame the least excuse for opposing their employers. This is a state of things that the Legislature are bound to put a stop to.  The extreme briskness of trade last year at Liverpool, is evidenced by an official account just published. The excess of 1824 over 1823 is more than 4,500,0001. The export of cottonmanufactures and yarn, are estimated at the vast sum of thirty millions! A late Paris Journal announces the sale of the celebrated flock of sheep of Torres•Pauler, about 15,000 in number. It was conjectured there would, in consequence, be a fall in the price of Spanish wool. A Berlin Paper state, that a seal was sh-ot in the river Moldau, near to Dessau, on the 19th ult., by Lieutenant Count VON SALMS, Deputy Grand Forester. This inhabitant of the German  Ocean,. which had got so far out of its way, was 41 feet in length, and weighed 1741b5. There are at present published in S'. Peter burgh (says a letter from that city, dated the 12th ult.) periodical works, and in Moscow 7; of which four, namely, the Northern Bee, the Journal of Interior Trade, the Bitti:). graphical Sheet, and the Iforcow Telc:raph, commenced with the year 1325. Ten men were tried at Naples last month, for 'a horrid murder, committed in 1821. Two vverti condemned to death, and the others to 30 years' imprisonment. One of them condemned to death confessed that, since the year 1818, he had corn. mitted seventeen murders.  REFORMAP_ON AMONG TUE CATuoLto.—The Members of the Anglican Church frequently reproach the Catholics with permitting revelry and mirth on the Sabbath ; and it is probably to show the superior sourness of Catholicism that the Catholic Council of the Canton of Schwik • has ordained that its subjects shall only dance on the three last days of the Carnival, and on  the Feast of the Dedication. Whoever dances, or makes others dance, except on these four days, in the whole year, is to be fined two Louis. It is also forbidden to go about the villages play. ing the fiddle. There will not be a single vice committed in the whole Canton after fiddling and dancing are left off.—(French Paper.) The Neva York Gazette of the 98t January says—" Miss KELLY had a real benefit on Wednesday evening, The receipts amounted to seventeen hundred dollars."—The same Paper says, " It is very generally rumoured that JOSEPH BUEINAPARTE has bought an extensive site mansion O forf A his pin Philadelphia, and that he is about to erect a suitable PftlENamiTlyl.C"