The Sun. — 1841-10-01 (London, England)

STURGE. it ought to be a reason for removing every possible disadvantage taken from the Arabs of the province had arrived at which our manufacturers labour under. What- Tripoli. The letter adds that the troll, have failed, mid that the duty of 40 per cent. upon the corn brought ever may be the price of food, or the restrictions to market was ruinous to the opulatinn Unless, on trade in Bela-him or Gerittany, there can be es ._ , . , . P •• • ~, esys tea writer, the Forte wishes to preveat the Arabs no question but that a high price of burlcaut3eil of Gorilla from dying of hunger, it will change the by the law and restrictions on traCe! in England r eseet Goveraoe. arc injurious to, oar: manufacture.i,. Our Legis- , 'l:he.T.l'iranlifort Journal states that Prince Paul EstertaiaizA• i..i be.probably replaced, for, the present, as Auslature is bound to consult, regardless of other Ambassador at London, by Baron ileum:len. netions, the prosperity of our own people, and it I The Emperor and Empress of Austria arrived et is therefore bound, whatever may be the condiaE;U rUnpbpreurn llon Austria.tlle 20th inst., from theitatour in Styria lion, of manufa-turing industry at Liege or rhe Com:iv:rev says, " We have received acceunts from Lowell to remove every itnpe:tliment it has /aid. 8,3107.71,1 . of the lath • instant. According to certain ruon in the way of manufacturing Indus- inour3 in circulation, the - late arrests in the Roman try at home. if the great mill-owners, as States were connected .with a society called the Fcrdinandine. The rope, after having remained threo days is said, are crushing the work-people, it is the at Loretto, left on the 14th for Ai-icon:a arrived there business of the Legislature not to help to crush on the same day, and remained till the 13th. Both at them by taxing their bread, but to protect them Loretto and Ancona there were illuminations, fireworks, if possible against the power of the mill-owners. Sze.; in honour of his visit. The rope has signified his iiitentihn oi visiting Pelogna next year. There is no s'o iznp s edeanufactures ,in order to protect talk or an tunneste. workmen, is committing suicide to get rid of e The Univers slates that a college, or school, for the some local eruption on the body. inhabitants of Beyrout, has been opened in that town by the Jesuits, and that more than 140 young Syrians We look with great mistrust, and even horattend.it. . ror, at the desire which is now avowed ia m any `'while the hang of Prussia was at the Camp in Leigquarters to restrict and impede the growth nitz, Silesia, there were presented to him an old soldier, of manufactures, bccauze that will tend to 105 years of age (who had served under Frederick the stop the progress of art, and skill. If in our cot- Grvht), and his son aged 70. on thee el99ltehb ri na tse, d s eittp Itlo. ars Tr he ~)eriss‘..e.adltilleinthr ,e,t,uer.sntehdotnoolißomehonour ton and woollen mills there are. scenes Of distress—if in our manufacturing towns the popu- nil the artists of Rome, and the i'eadem*v of t.A. Lukje latiou are crowded unwholesomely together—it sent a deputation to compliment him. The Sentinell3 (les ,Pgr eases states, that some priests cannot be denied that, in conjunction with those arrested at Toledo, 45 in number, for refusing to obey great and admitted evils, some noble arts—art, the authority of the Government, by adhering to the worthy almost of GOD, have grown into exist- orders of the Pope, have been tried for the offence, and sent: need to a residence of nine months, and separately, elite. Railroads, the accompaniments of the at a distance of at least 12 leagues from Toledo, but with manufacture, manucture, almost annihilate time and the ^ power of evading this sentence by paying each 1,000 space. Machines are now made to make ma• reals to the public treasury. chines, and perform work which may be called The Constitutionnel states that whilst the arrests were. going on at Chauriat, near Clermont, a peasant who had verfect. They all but speak. The hand of man has compromised himself in thh riots blew out his brains with been considered, and justly considered, to be of a pistol. 2 itself,soperfect iethe instrument, a proof of Did hie . Great and numerous difficulties," the Moniteur Parsien states, "are said to have arisen to hinder the negocontrivance, demonstrating the being of a Gov, nations between France .and Belgium, for a commercial but roan, almost rivalling nature, and certainly treaty." proving his affinity to the Deity, now makes The Bayonne Journals announce the arrival there, on Thursday, of the Count de Parsent, and add that it is machines which perform most of the functions expected Don Francisco de Paulo will shortly follow on of the human hand. This beautiful and won- his way to Madrid. derful advance in art and skill is the consequence A letter from Constantinople, Bth inst., in the Aug.sand accompaniment of the progress of manufac.: burg Gazette, informs us that the schismatic Armenians . . , had presented a petition to the Sultan, compieinin' of various acts of oppression on the part of their Patriarch, Lures ; and though no man can tell to what it will lead, every man who thus traces the connection and demanding his removal from that post.' The petimu s t denounce with indignation a political sysbt icoenn, acfrt,emr mn eudehwidtehlasyu,eNevehsise,ht hnee arrall'nparrocdhuced a revolt, has ap tr i re Constantinople o f o-having been deaitnrsita.r,eash odfidAat teilile arrived n tThehe4tPh gress of manufactures, will nip in the bud a thousand new arts, like, but perhaps superior to, son of the Emir Beschir. From Malta, letters had been those of .running locomotives, or navigating 'the received 'announcing the cessation of the plague at Tre. s. universe by steatlyship bisonde, but it continued to ravage the Prichalies of Bagdad and Mousul. Fifty persons died daily at Erzerouns. But there is another consideration. New arts