The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-26 00:00:00

(*ERMAN PAPERS.

Nuauterite, Ju LT 14.—A letter from Dresden, inserted
in the General Advertiser of the Germans, says—a Great
sensation bas been excited here by the prohibition of a
pamphlet not yet published, by Alexinder Miler, Coun-
cillor in the service of Saxe Weimar, whose exertions
directed against Jesuitism and mysticism are well known.
It is prohibited under a penalty of 75 dollars, and the
degree of the Supreme Ecclesiastical Coert, addressed to
the booksellers and printers, is at follows :
" Anthony, King of Saxony, &c. &c.—Worthy and
well-beloved, &c.—As we are informed that a work of an
offensive nature, called ' The Canonical Guardian,' by
Alexander Muller, is to be published by Brockhaae, at
Leipsic, ice., we desire to prevent the publication and
circulation of the same. We hereby request you to give
the necessary orders to booksellers and printers. This is
our will.

"Baron VON Fxscinta Garri.an H. Harsurrrr
Dresden, Nay go, 1830."

ELURYILD, JULY 14.--Yesterday there was a meet"
ing of the 13aard of Directors of the Rhenish West India
Company, at which M. Becher, the Sub-Director, read
a Report on the affairs of the Company, of which
the following are extracts We are happy to say
that the expectation which we expressed at our last
meeting (in February, this year), respecting Mexico, have
been fully realised. Our reports are of the 6th of May
from the capital, and of the 9th from the coast. The po-
litical situation of the country was improved, and the
Government consolidated; trade hid' become more brisk,
and the stock of goods in our warehouses much reduced.
The older consignments bad been indeed sold with a lois,
but the later with profit, and cur agents in Mexico were
anxious for the arrival of the cargoes last sent, which were
detained so long this spring by the duration of the frost, in
full confidence of being able to sell them to advantage. The
receipts, and consequently the remittances of ninny, have
become more regular than ever, and since the last balance
we have received remittances to the full amount of
350,000 dollars for us and our employers. Our agents
here write, that the Mexican Government, with the
confidence of the better classes on its side, had now ac-
quired the respect of the people in general, end slid its ut-
most to promote order, security, and the prosperity of the
country; that the finances had already Improved under
the strict, short adminihtration of the Minister,
Senor Mangier), sad that, therefore, if the present
Government should retain the management of affairs, there
is the best founded expectation of tranquillity, stability,
and an improvement of commerce. Relying on this
opinion the Directors have extended the commerce with
Mexico, as far as the circumstances of the Company will
permit." The accounts from South America, vie. Buenos
Ayres,' Chili, Sec. are unfavourable.
Our accounts from the East Indies are to the 4th of
February from Calcutta, to the 18th of January from
Canton, and to the 20th of February front Singapore.
At all these places there was no encouragement fur the
continuance of consignments from Germany. The de-
mind waits° limited, that our correspondents had not been
able with the greatest exertions to dispose of any but tri-
fling portions of our stocks of goo,le, which however were
not large. The fire at Singapore, on Feb. lb, had con-
sumed 181 houses, and goods to the amount of half a
million of dollars, hut the warehouses of the Company
and their friends were not injured.
FRANKFORT, JULY 17.Li-Exchangt on London-I'l'l6 j
Months, 151.