The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, Nov. 11.—They write from Havre,
*a reports are in circulation very unfavourable'
fa commerce in general, but particularly to marl-
-time speculations. The richest ship-owners seem
-to dread a war-with England and some other
-.powers, on account of affairs in Spain. Under
this persuasion they are slow in their preparations
for sending vessels to sea and rather anxious for
-ttte return of those which arc already gone on
voyages of any length. We believe that these
apprehensions are exaggerated, says the letter
;we have -received ; the fact, however, is, that
-premiums of insurance are given with greater
-difficulty, and are higher.—(Courier Francais.)
BRUSSELS, Nov. 77.—At Liege some arms
manufactured in that town by Messrs. Malnerbe
Gollontaine, and Ronge and Son, have been
kliew ; they consist of -sabres, pistols, and fowl-
• sag pieces, and leave nothing to be desired on the
sore of good taste, of design, or of perfect exe-
‘:ntion. When Belgium was united to France
•the French Government knew how to value the
....importance of the manufacturers at Liege, and
gave them useful encouragement. The Ministry
of the -Netherlands 'have required six years be-
fore they discovered -that these rine manufactures
-were not less valuable than those of England,
„.-and that-it would be more advantageous to cause
the arms for the troops to be _manufactured at
Liege, than to import them front
.England.
• - STOCKHOLM, OCT. 29.—The Danish Govern-
ment has consented to settle the Norwegian debt
talienmark for 1,700,000 rix dollars, Ilamburgb
_Banco, money, upon condition that the payment
takes place in six months.
BERLIN., Nov. 4.--Several English swindlers,
who have-been circulating false bills of exchange,
Lave been .arrested here just as they were going
to-set off with poet horses. They had already
. obtained large sums front mercantile houses here,
and had-their passports signed by the English
Ambassador ; and false Tapers being found upon
them, they were conducted to prison.
LAUSAN?iE,OCT. 25.—The Germans who passed
. through this-town some weeks ago, on their way
•to Marseilles, in order to embark for Greece, are
returning, because permission to proceed on the
voyage has been refused them. Some of them
will go home, and others try to proceed by a
• different route. Meantime the subscriptions for
the relief of the Greeks continue in all Switzer-
land, and the pious Methodist preachers in Berne,
Basle, and the Pays de Vaud, have for some
months past put up public prayers for the de-
liverance of the Christians in the East from the
most disgraceful yoke in the world.
. - VIENNA, OcT.3o.—lt is -said that the Emperor
of Russia has invited Prince Alexander of
ohentohe, to go to St. Petersburgh, in company
with another Catholic -divine, as soon as his Ma-
jesty returns to his capital. It it said his Ma-
jesty has spoken in very favourable terms of the
. Catholic Church in :Russia, and that he _intends
. to pay a visit to the Pope. •
FRANKFORT,-.Nov. 3.—The report -that the
King of Naples will lay -down the Government,
• and retire into the Austrian-.dominions, is con-
tirmed. Several other changes in Italy are pre-
paring.