The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-04 00:00:00

Lion in the price or the piuduce of land renders
Associations for Agricultural purposes very
doubtful in their issue, and so far raises an ad-
ditional risk for speculators in them to consider.

\V received by Express at a late hour to.day,
the Etoite, dated yesterday. It does not contain
any article of political intellivmee. The Iterates
on Saturday at Paris, were 10If. 90c. for money.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and F►iday
have arrived. 'limy contain the substance of the
report made to the Chamber of Deputies by M•
de Lezardiere, on religious communities of females,
or nunneries. It appears that there are now in
France, 1,800 establishments dependent on female
religious congregations, though the law of 1817
authorized no more than 1,500. The present re-
port recommends the adoption of a law project
sanctioning and regulating all the existing esta-
blishments of this sort. The proposed law con-
sists of eight articles, the sth of which restrains
nuns from conveying away property, if the
amount exceeds 10,000 francs ; but if the nun be
a widow having issue, this exception does not
take her case out of the operation of the cilia
code which prevents a mother fron., distntier►tltl
her children. It i, the fashion in the Chamber
of Deputies to declaim against every change,
good or bad, produced by the revolution ; and.
tl►e Ultra Reporter has accordingly thought it
necessary to regret the existence of this article/
which has for its object to secure the interests of
families against that weakness or spirit of I:..,att-
cism to which females living under the discipli►te
of a convent might be induced to sacrifice them•
Ile also laments that the odious new laws have
rendered female vows dissoluble. In short, he
declares that the Committee " cannot propose the
" adoption of such a measure without deploring
" the melancholy inheritance which the revoln-
" dots has bequeathed to the restoration!"
Our extracts from the French Papers in
.an.
other column are deserving of perusal.

Geiman Papers to the end of the last month,
and Brussels of the 2d instant, reached us last
night. They have brought intelligence fro"'
Constantinople and Smyrna, which states that,
whilst the preparations of the Turks for a fresh
campaign continue, the affairs of Greece were
settling in every quartet. COLOC9TtioNI 1134
surrendered, and a Commission had been ar
pointed to try him as well as the other Rebel
Chiefs; a Greek flotilla of fifty sail had gone t°
Paros to watch the movements of the Egypthl"s.
squadron; and the amount of the last Loan w 35
to be paid in a new coin, presenting on one sid°,
the figure of Greece, and on the other an ear 0'
corn, a vine branch, and an olive branch.
We copy the following article from a Frank'
fort Paper, and if the change in the Prussian Mtn
nistry alluded to should take place, we may e"‘"
pect that the King of PaussiA meditates a de'
parture from the despotic system of the 1i.019.
Alliance in the government of his own dolol6
nions

FRANKFORT, MARCH 27.,
A great change in the Prussian Ministry is expected shorl
to take place, which cannot fail to promote the developement
the Constitutional system, the basis of which has been htlii
down by the establishment of Provincial Assemblies. 1°
only have the deliberations on the organization of the Sta,t',s;
General of the Monarchy been recommenced under the Pri„,rr,(l)
Royal, but it is also conhdently affirmed that the statestneaof be
particularly distinguished themselves in 1814 and 1815,
again called into office. Among them are Messrs. Von 1311-
boldt, Beyme, and General Gneisenau. t
It appears, however, by the following extrtv.'
•
from the Etoile, that Prussia is not yet Pr-pt•
pared to follow the liberal commercial policy
this country towards the new States of Artier'CO:,
Pants, MARCH 31.—1 t will be recollected that the C07711i.
tutionnel and the Courier Franc:xis some time since annatl,cq'tl
on the authority of the Ilamburgh Gazette, that Prussia °tile
appointed a Consul at Buenos Ayres. We contradicted at p.
time that intelligence. The official Gazelle qf Madrid
nounces, in its number of the 22. d March, that the Prussian Ilje,
nister at the Court of Spain has received express orders to,
dare that his august Master never thought of making sac°
appointment, because his Malesty the King of Prussia rec.7o
nizes the just rights of the King of Spain over his dornior
in America, and the sacred principles on which the legitiO
of his sovereignty are founded.

[From the Agent to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated Feb. 16.1
" His Majesty's ships Cambria and Cyrene sailed to-t
to
the former being very leaky, is accompanied by the lade
Malta. We continue to enjoy perfect tranquillity."

A further arrival of Ilamburgh, Dutcli, al •
e
Frankfort Papers,' reached us this morning. r
subjoin a few extracts. Swedish iron has ris;
considerably in price, in consequence of the I
tended reduction of the duties on its importutl°
i!lto this country :

STOCKHOLM, MARC.-u
lllfa
In consequence of the reduction of the import duty °l:ldet
reign iron in England, the prices of iron have risen cons;
ably here.
A. report has been spread here that from 1,000 to 2,00 v
have lately been purchased for English account in the Smird`
Sweden. there to remain till the purchasers give further °
It is difficult to say whether this news is true or false. 0,
HANOVER, 111/104
We learn that a proposal has been made in the Diet t'c-gei
to lay a talc on rooms, the proceeds of which would be °PLO
to the relief of those who have most suffered in the inti°,,,—,oo
districts. It is proposed to impose an annual tax of
Hen groschen (about 18 pence) on every papered room rndit
there is a stove : the tax to continue two years, 8% oti
supposed it may bring in G0,(09 rix-dollars. It is al,,.„vert
that a considerable sum will be given by the triot
ment to repair the damage sustained, if the voluntary (I°s'
prove insufficient.

HANGES.
A MSTERDAM, APRILEXC I.—London, 39. 7.; two monal

39. 5.
liAmßußian, MARCH 29.—London, 36. - 2 Us., 35,910,i
PETERSBURGII, MARCH 15.—London, 10. ; Paris,

The King of DENMARK and the Royal Ft z,
will go to Louisland in the beginning of J
ars
the KING, it is said, will visit the Ma
District, near Gluckstadt. .0e
Count CH A LES VON LOWENHJELM,OPPI
to be present at the Coronation of the Kil'n,
FRANCC,as the representative of the 1011 eh
SWEDEN, WAS to set out from Stockholm f?.rci r
purpose on the 25th ultimo, with a splenol
time.

jcioi

On Saturday night Mr. CitoTcu,
Messenger, was sent off from the Foreign Office, v"
street, with dispatches to Stutgard.
A Gentleman arrived at the Colonial 016,,Coefe;
Friday night with dispatches for the Colonial and
Offices. Sadi
Prince POLIGNAC, the French Ambas
and the Dutch Ambassador transacted O"
with Mr. Secretary CANNING at his Office
Dowing-street, on Saturday.