The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-23 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

PRESIIURG OCT. 9.—111 s Highness Prince Metternich is
gone for a few days to Vienna, but will return to th s city. ills
Maksty, the JAWly.crowned King, has indeed been pleased to
accept the present of fifty thousand ducats offered him by the
Estates on his coronation ; but has, at the same time, ex.
lamed his wish that part of the sum should be employed
tier the academy to he erected at resit), and part to the
support of several districts in Hungary. In the late sittings of
the Diet a great steal has been said about the diffnsion of the
Hungarian language, and theesehisive use of it in the discus.
sion of public affairs. It seems that many members of both
Chambers are for the Use of the northern tongue in the debates
in the Diet. , •

A ]loyal rescript to the two Clinmbers repeats his Majesty's
wish, that the tiesilon this year may not be protracted beyond
the tune of eight weeks, and recommends all practicable dill.
genre in the discussion of the subjects before them. •
MUNICH, OCT. 10.—Major General Baron de Itaglovich ac.
eompanied by Colonel Becker ofthe Engineers, will shortly go
to Landau to inspect that fortress and put it In a State of de.
fence.

EISEN A (711, Orr. o.—Somediscontent eying manifested Itself
her 44 e•peefally against the Municipal Council, M.,President
Van Schwendler came a few clays since from Weimar, and alter
his departure the Minister of :late Von Gersdorf. Next day
7(k) soldiers were called in ; 21k) are In our barracks, the re.
mainder in the adjacent villages. Filly men are gone to Dorn
to restore order there. The Minister receives and listens to every
citizen with the greatest afthhility, and when we consider the
justice of our Prince, we may be confident of the remedying of
)nary abuses.
Two Bailiffs, and a Deputy to the Municipal Council have re-
signed, and others are appointed in their room.
The Duke of Saxe Metningen, by .a Ptudsmation of the 2tl
October, convokes an Assembly of the Estates of the whole
country, to meet at Meiningen un the 30th of October.
JEN Av OCT. 13.—We have had no further disturbances since
the kill September. : Upon the petition of the clams of the
!kith ofSeptendx,r, a rescript was issued in which the Wand Duke
promises the remedy of some abuses justly, complained of, and
the consideration of the other points. The (rand. Duke says,
in this rescript, that he could have wished some other time had
been chosen fur this application, and that even the appearance
of a violation of law and order had been avoided. It is stated,
at the conclusion, that the continuance of the university at Jena
will depend on the maintenance of tranquillity and order.
ST. PETEHSIII.IIIriII, Orr. s.—By accounts from Arch.
angel, dated September 17, we hear that from the opening of
the communications with the interior of the empire, the gran.
tity of merchandise and produce brought to that port fir ex.
portation was of the Value of 8,(11,190 rubles. Up to the PIO
of September, 501 ships bad arrived and 501 sailed.
The Magistrates of Odessa, desirous to remedy the want of
paving, invite merchants and captains of ships trading to that
port to bring stone proper for paving instead ut ballast : offering
all possible asaistance and facility for landing granite, or other
hard stone tit for paving, and immediate payment at the rate of
15 rubles, in assignats,
,for every cubic engene (a Russian fa-
thom) of such stone.

CIft)NSTA orT.4.—Arrival 1,905 ships sailed 1,138.
13018 1.).; MT. 10.—For 110111 C days pase workmen have
been vers. actively employee) in repairing the fortifica lone 01' this
town. At they are completed, they are furnishtsl with artillery,
which is already Idaced at three of the gates. The forts rf Isa-
bella and Crevecceur are also being put into a state of defence.
The inundation appears to be deterred.
The steam-boat has brought a large quantity of cannon-balls,
and some pieces of cannon are expected.
7th, Sunday.—The workmen continue even to day the repair
of the works. The garrison consists of 1,700 men, without the
recruits. In a few days the garrison of the place, as well as that
of Breda, will be increased to 4,000 men,
BREDA, Oct% 17.—(ireat exertions are making to put this
place in a state of defence. No person is allowed to NMI over the

!AGUE, OCT. 18.--To-morrow, at twelve o'clock, there
will he a public Sitting, to examine the validity of the election of
the new members, and to choose candidates tbr the place or Pre-
sident. _But to judge by the number of members present to-day,
it may he doubted- whether there will be a sufilciently full at-
tendance.
This morning there was a Council of Ministers, which sat very
long.