The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-21 00:00:00

by violence, the crime was committed in a manner
w6113' different from that mentioned in the Morn-
ing 130xt. Besides, if the strangulation was to be
the
nleans of putting their victim to death, the
e"spirators would scarcely have selected the
°' face of- day, a day of public festivity,
arlii the sea of Asoph as a fit time and place
fill' the perpetration of their dark designs.
The cause assigned for his death by the French
Pars is enough, for every body must know
"10 such a complaint carries seeds of mortality,
‘qthite it and Ll;at these seeds are sown (slowly,
t 6 true), but nevertheless with fatal and sure
:freet) unless checked by care, and eradicated
u 7 attention to habit of body and diet.
We are then surprised to see such a tale put
f(4th as credible by an English journal, and
444 re surprised when it heaps so much infamy
and disgrace. on the head of a newly made King,
"(I involves him in a charge of murder and fratri-
cide upon evidence so loose and unsatisfactory.
lastated "rank will never hide a crime, but ele-
vated rank ought not be slandered and calum-
kiatod, unless upon positive and undeniable and
convincing evidence.

French Funds at three o'clock on Monday
Witte as follows
uet orti„thooe
.e9ond. of the month, Five per Cents., 94.30.; Three per
The following are extracts :
„ The courier who left Taganrock to announce the death of
Emperor Alexander, went directi to Warsaw, and the
Treach Consul immediate) y dicpatchedya courier to Berlin, from
T,te1:,c,,,,e Mr. Billecocq was- fer'wa' rded by the French 31inister..
Ilanperor Constantine quitted Warsaw on the let, and vr)11
ii!,lliroclaimed on the 15th at St. Petersburgh, and on the
4
lon. will rece all the and ders. e
11 not thenive receive at Pariscivil before themilitar 30thy or,
the newsW of
tanPru'eeedings at St. Petersburgh, upon the accession of the
I,ttollifor. The Court of Prussia had information of the Em-
of th 3 irAsposition. The doubts raised as to the succession
the Present Emperor have no foundation,—it was settled by
~,r..mperor Paul.
aliTe years since the Emperor had a fall from a drowsk,
ha,. L.' leg was in consequence affected by an erysipelas. 1\ ot
ri.'lng taken the customary precautions the erysipelas returned
hiiVerntlY since, and recently in such a degree as to endanger
trklit'hieti: and he' was confined to his apartments nearly two
b l'lllB August Prince then knew his danger, and his death has
.te."l worthy of his life. He had just purchased some land near
todlan.f°,ck• He intended building a country house on it, and
Near his summers there. The Empress, who had accompa.
h tath"ll in his journey, taken with the view of restoring his
bee. h-7, is in the deepest affliction ; it is feared that she will not
IrekCe to Ripport it. Taganrock is 500 leagues from St. Pe-
‘.4rktier„gl2_,ol.„l shores of the Black Sea, on the frontiers of
1.1 .no rersia.
vOy,„'el say that the Grand Duke Michael has performed the
tive-rpe fro St. Petesburgh to Warsaw, with great celerity (in
tiae-:`a/s), and reached the Palace of the Grand Duke Constan-
%nfe,. We are assured at Warsaw that the two Princes had a
P .t.:Tlett with tile Emperor Alexander before he left St.
4°lir ghand with that intent they met at head-quarters in
thYnia
•
afthhave received by way of Nantes letters from Cape Hayti
iq tle 12th,13th, and 14th October last. There are no troubles
t 4:h Republi
have c, s has been exp n
ed there some
; othe contrar
ho , the
enje: who been establish years, pe to
Y all the advantages piomised by the President.

.t runkfort Papers to tlse 14th of December,
ee•
o hited this day, offer the following extracts to
tts Vtlrnice- It will here be seen that the German
b '"ainS to the Brazils have returned disap-
to their homes, not having obtained those
c 2. antageous employments they expected. Such
matt troops as have reached Rio de Janeiro
;"•been marched to fight against the rebels in
tit.?" video. The Emrsnou. has appointed a
'lent Consul at Hamburg!).
=cessions relative to the appointment of
4-1111711 in the South American Republics, on the
ita of the Swiss Cantons, are likely to be
Milb7„l the Diet of the Confederation. We
'—'ll the extracts above alluded to
, HAstnuriGn, OCT- 9.
a've -"a‘ officers who went last summer to Rio de Janeiro
sixt returned from that country. They have been disappointed
Dettendot obtained the advantageous employments they had e.,,i-
Prejud• They affirm that the Brazilians in general are mu,
triad Iced against the German Mercenaries, and throw every
nabi.°Lohstacle in their wa One of them intends shortly to
hie ao account of theiy;adventures. Major Schaf still
1. but we Monti nothing of frompd though single
I\l4ants still nue to come the interior of Germany.
via at all the German troops have been sent against Monte
th.eye(l)l.4)__fivght N.vith.the.rebFls, for which, as those officers say
e.ry inclination. Von Lwald a.very skilful. Da-
lian "leer is Lieut.-Colonel in Rio de Janeiro and Heise, a
tfii7°Yerian who has already served under Bolivar, is Major;
both very well satisfied. Mr. Newmann, a Bolieni,ian
lere as a merchant, has been appointed by the L.m-
to ibiv ilrazilian Consul at klaniburgh. The German colonists
the Porto Allegrege, on the Rio Pedro do Sal, have furniskd
jilonsternyviedroero with 34 horse volunteers, for the war against

The SWITZERLAND, Dr.c. 10.
- Prospects which open themselves in the South American
publics for the trade of Switzerland, have already been taken
1/4kl4lltttage
tho)o_e
ation ofof by judicious mercha, and a iderale
Swiss manufacturents already takescons placeb in
countries. Mexico, it is well known, . reduces
Cot port duties in favour of those States only which send
kerei t° it, and receive them in return. The Committee of
toett Ityits at Zurich has submitted a wish for the establish_i'equefr such relations to the Government, and the latter has
of di-c :tell the presiding Canton to make this one of the subjects
ussion in the Dia of the Confederation.
On th DEC. 13.
the o • 15th the pity, ceremony of delivering up our fortress to
era-
ki Confederation will be performed with much solcin-
zei
en The Military Committee has appointed Generals Woll-
and ilinuber to take possession of Ti

bec lieNurernburgh Correspondent to the 13th
3lMe received this morning, contains no-
(4. particular interest. There is an article
Ilit,7,ltlks, by which it appears, that if his Royal
iL:ll,_"s the Elector of HESSE should 'establish
-1"' at !lariat' (as is reported through the
'401„-,e).of RonticnlLD), the city of Frankfort
ts."'" be induced to carry into effect the plan
4:Btablish a bank there, formerly proposed by
writscuun, but declined.

LIAmENT.--The Gazette of last night con-
-114 Ili!! MAJESTY'S Proclamation, proroguingt
direr
iq r'ianlent to the 2d of February, and appom
to meet on that day 44 for the dispatch of
" urgent and important'affairs."

isr,
ra`c"" Were received yesterday at thQ
i r
n'al, Office from Lieutenant-General Sir
•;°l-I', G. C. B. at the Mauritius.
Thelll4d nuke of Your held a Levee as Corn
14 --
118 t efr ...; "Chief, -yesterday afternoon, at half
G04,,,,°ur o'clock, at his Office in the Horse
Om's) Which was attended by several Military
cers,