The Sun. — 1838-10-17 (London, England)

WITH WHICH THE " TRUE SUN " IS NOW INCORPORATED.  LONDON : WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1838.  The Philadelphia correspondent of the Morning tehltrwlicle states, after adverting to a sudden rise in be Price of grain in the American ports, occasioned Y our deficient harvests and high averages,— 11 lac Th° great body of the people here complain that it is 14'Z th, e ue Price of flour should be raised in the United States cause a scarcity is feared in Great Britain." An7v it should be well understood both here and in aceriea, as it is, we believe, well understood in Ger-7, that this sudden increase in prices abroad hawlt°gether and exclusively the result of our Corn,• s' But for them, our markets would be supplied th grain from abroad the instant a rise of ls. or 2s. the quarter made it advantageous to import it ; and eo"e 'lever could be such a difference in the price of England, and other countries, as would cause sudden rise of price in them. With free trade orngland would be like Holland, in which the price to corn has not varied more than a few shillings for • ral years. Our Corn-laws alone make the average e 0, Pric is wheat high here, and they alone, when there tau possibility that corn may be imported free of duty, se that sudden demand and sudden rise of price in other eo 44,ritrie.s, which is complained of both in America 4, poi! Germany. Our Corn-laws, therefore, are a true to itical leprosy, which make us hateful and disgusting ourselves, and a pestilential curse to all around us. 013, it is commonly said, " has pointed his canon tigai4lnst self-slaughter ;" but the suicide of an indivi,l, is a trifling crime, compared to the loathsome diseases, moral and physical, and lingering death, //hieh this community knowingly, wilfully, and cona~ally inflicts on many of its members by the Devil's 2.  " The Augsburg Gazette announces, on the credit of a letter from Galicia, that a new political murder has taken place at Cracow on the person of a Russian spy, sent to find out and betray the emigrants and deserters concealed in the city. This man was said to have been found pierced by forty stabs of a poignard. This tragic history seems invented to justify the violence, past and future, offered and to be offered, to the independence of Cracow by the Three Powers."—Journal des Debats.  We this moment receive news from Saragossa, dated 7th, Bth, and 9th inst.:—‘• A pretty considerable corps of Carlists had penetrated on the 6th to Muelle and La Mue  The I3ishops we see are very active, and it is a tb ,Tanee,lve think, but that those who have excited the 44iberirw zeal of the Church of England will soon begin to complain of its fanaticism. The thundering 415ings of that paragon of Apostolical Christianity, }1,,t111..Y EXETER, and the insulting manner in which th- "as chastised Mr. HEAD, and demonstrated that dee poor Clergy of the Church of England are more tiaded than gentlemen's butlers, we have already da t i V erted to. In another part of our Paper toI,: win he found the principal part of his address, and doubt whether a better specimen of priestly 41,0 ;341 2se has been exhibited to the world to et the disys of Pope