The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRE'4PONDENCE,

HAMBURGIT, Nov. geography of Ger
many and of several other States will he very
much changed by the Congress of Vienna.
Hanover will be enlaged by the 'principality of
East Friesland, Prussia being indemnified by
Saxony. General Tauenzien will occupy that
country with Prussian troops. The Prussian
Counsellor of State, Von Reck will be at the head
of the civil authorities ; and Prince William of
Prussia will be Viceroy.
The rumour is contradicted that the Grand.
Duchy of Berg would be given to a Prince the re-
lative of the House of England, in exchange for
his Duchy.
We learn from Paris that the public journalx
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there have .received an intimation from superior
authority to take as little notice as possible of the
discussions at the Congress.

It is generally remarked, that the French Di-
plomatists perform a much less important part at
the Congress than was expected ; their influence
is very inconsiderable. Prince Talleyrand is said
to have declared, that France wanted nothing for
herself ; but that should any Power in Europe
attempt any thing inconsistent with the security
of. States, with the general equilibrium, and the
principles held forth by the Allied Powers them-
selves, in that case he must come forward as the
defender ofjuctice and of principle, for the main-
tenance of which he attended the discussions.

,ConoNEa's INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquest
was held at the Nightingale, Nightingale-lane,
Lisson-grove, on the body of Amelia Campley,
found drowned. Her husband stated, that on
returning to dinner his wife was discovered in a
cistern or tank in the back-yard—that on account
of its smallness she had-pulled down some of the
_brick -work to get into it—that, however, she
had been in the habit of reaching into it to turn
the water off and on, the ball being broken.
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When taken out she was quite dead.—Vesdict—
Lunacy.

AMERICA.

(From the Boston Ceatin el.)

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 7,—Arrived the letter
of -marque schooner Highflyer„Austin, 16 days
front St. Bartholomew's, with dry goOds, ;
was chased into' the Delaware by a British
frigate. Tvvo days previous to the llighflyer's
leaving St. Bartholomew's, a schooner arrived
from the coast of Caraccas full of patriots.,
mostly 'Women, who reported that the Royalists
had got possession, liberated all the negro slaves
and armed them, massacring all the Patriots they
could fall in with. A large vessel had likewise
arrived at St. 'Thomas's full of Patriots. The
Royalists had got possession of nearly all the
coast, and an English frigate had been at La
Guira, and , reported that the streets were full of
goods, and that there were not More than 200
inhabitants in the city. The frigate cut out an
American letter of marque brig, bound to New
York. Flags of all nations were flying at St.
Bartholomew's. Three Prussian vessels, one from
Antigua, one from Gottenhurgh, and one from
Bourdeaux, all with provisions;. three vessels un-
der Bremen flags, from Bremen, with linens ; a
Prussian brig from France, with provisions and
wine. While in port, I heard that the negrocs
that had been taken from America had sold, in the
\Vest Indies, from 150 to '2OO dollars more than
the island'negroes ; that they consider them first-
rate slaves, particularly those that came out in
the Dragon, 74. Three men of war brigs were on
the St. Bartholomew's station, all of the first class.

MAIi.S.

ARRIVED-2 France, 1 Dublin, 4 Waterford." Du.v.-1
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