The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-08 00:00:00

the Chambers is talked of to-day, there being, it is said,
euly twenty-six Members present. It is stated that Mc
have resigned, and twenty-seven others protested and sent
an address to the Diet, in which they declare that they
cannot acknowledge the resolutions of the present As-
sembly, and will not return to it till either the Diet declares
that. the country has lost its right to the Constitution, or
the Chamber shall assemble ;n sufficient numbers without
the signal of the address in the first case they would de
ttaind the *hole ConMithtiCin of 1819, in the latter eacrt
all the powers and.faculties that God has giten them to
,maintain the rights of the country.
HANOVER, FEB, 28.—The twenty.seven Deputies have
sent to the German Diet a refutation of the Royal Pro-
clamation of Feb. 16, this year, which they have addressed
to the aarnbor; ail(' call oh the Diet to interfere before
the existing order is disturbed. The Cabinet will now
doubtless prorogue the Estates, and issue new writs, in the
room of the Mt-mbers who have resigned. Such a one
hits dlreAy been stnt to this city ; but it is thought un-
I.kely that the city will proceed to elect a deputy..•-flam-
burgh Borseuhalle.

The Government received last night despatches
from Madrid of the 27th ult. They were from
Lord CLARENDON, in answer to letters ad-
dre3sed to him by the Government here. His
Lordship 18 to return immediately to England, and
it, is rumoured, is to have a seat in the Cabinet.
The REGENT was seriously indisposed. Don
CARLOS has driven 23 of his principal adlterents
into exile.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday have all been
received. The defeat of the Ministry was no
longer doubtful, The Debats acknowledges that
out of 403 returns, 206 were avowed Coalitionists,
and three had declined to avow themselves of any
party. There remained only 56 Deputies to be re-
turned. Lists of a new Cabinet were handed about
on Wednesday, most of them including SO LT,
TiiiEßs, GUIZoT, DUCHATEL, and SAUZET. The

The general impression is that the new Ministry will
cordially enter into the most friendly relations with
Great 13ritain.

M. PAPINEAU of Canadian notoriety, arrived
at Havre, from New York, on Tuesday. We sub-
join extracts from the French Papers :
The Sylvie de Grasse, which has arrived at Havre, from
New York. brings the following bewa from Mexico t--
•• The Eliza Ann, schooner, which arrived at New
Orleans on the 28th January, from the Mauritius, which
it left on the 12th of that month, brought a number of
French residents in Mexico, among whom was the French
Cunsul at Matarnoram."

We have received the following news by this channel
GeLeral Filisola, with about 1,000 men under his
command, was shut up at Matamcras, by the Federalists,
under the command of Colonel gleuterio, Mensez, and
Cameles, who hindered the provisions coming from the in-
terior, from entering the place.
" Oa the 56, the Federalists who had approached
within a league of the town, were attacked by the troops
General Filisola, and the result of the engagement was
not de&sive,l.ach party having lost about forty killed and
wounded. The GA,ernment troops had several officers
among the killed, and the Liberals lost two pieces of can-
non. General Canaligu, who was retreating from Tam-
):ico to Matamoras, had been attacked near Santa
Theresa, by the Federalists, under the command of Ge
or ral Vital Fernandez, and had entered Malarnoras in the
night in d:sordcr, with three 'hundred men. A decisive
attack on Matamoras by the Federalists was daily ex-
pected.

" The decree of the Mexican Governmrnt for the ex-
puhion of the French had been strictly enforced r.t Mata-
moros, by the Prefect Feo Logero. He refused to allow
the French mwe than the fortnight, fixed by the laws, to
settle their nffslirs.

" A Major-Gtneral in the Mexican army, a French.
man, has thrown up his commission, that he migh.
not be obliged to serve against the troops of his own coon•
try."—Le Commerce.

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