The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-04 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

COLOGNE, SEPT. 24.--Our Gazelle contains
-the following article :
" The Vicar-General of the Archbishoprick of
Cologne has had occasion to address the follow-
ing Circular to the Clergy of that part of the
Archbishoprick which is situated on the left
bank of the Rhine, relatively to the celebration
of the holidays, which have been suppressed, and
which has -hitherto continued to take place in
different manners in the churches.
46 We have learnt from several quarters that
the Clergy endeavour to keep up the celebration
of the holidays, suppressed by the concordat con.
dud,-d between the Pope and the French Go-
vernment of that: period, and which is still in
force on the left bank of the Rhine. They do
this by performing divine service in a more so-
lemn manner than on week days, fixing it at an-
other hour, and announcing this in the church on
the preceding Sunday or real holiday.
" But experience having generally shewn that
these measures of the Clergy do not contribute
to cause these holidays to be religiously kept in
the churches, but-very generally, on the contrary,
g.• e occasion to idleness, intemperance, and
useless expences, we do, by ihese presents, re-
conmend the Clergy of the left bank of the
Rhine on the said suppressed holidays, at the
same hours usually fixed for work days, to avoid
every thing that may give to those days a parti-
cular solemnity, and by their example and good
counsels, cause the working classes to labour on
those days as the other days of -,he week.
64 They must the more exert themselves strictly
to follow these directions, as a new regulation for
the holidays is now preparing, which will be laid
before" his holiness for his approbation.
" Cologne, Sept. 18, 1825."

HAM BURGH and FRANKFORT PAPERS.

CARLSCRONA, 'SEPT. `.o.—The revoking of the
permission which had been given to some officers
and subalterns of the Royal Navy, to accompany
the three ships of war sold to English mercantile
houses, throws great difficulties in the way of
their putting to sea. The house of Michaelson
and Uenedicks has-therefore been induced to--pe-
tition the King that the said officers and subal-
lerns might he allowed to accompany the ships
at least to England ; that then the Swedish .flag
should be taken down, the ships' papers delivered
:to the Swedish Consul; and the offit;ers,.&c. re-
turn to Sweden ; - but his Majety has not
thought fit to 'grant this petition. It is therefore
,probable, ;specially as the season is so far ad-
ianced, that the ships will not put to sea at-all
this_ year, and that the buyers will find means to
,get the deed of sale annulled. •
fi AMBURGII, SLP.T. 29.—A Swedish Cabinet
qesseng(ir, .coming from Christiania, passed
tt::-ough this city on his way to Paris. -
-STOCKHOLM, SEVT. 23.—One of our Journals
W;--tile M. Alvarado complains that the
-.si4s sold to Michaelson and Co. and- destined
for the-Spanish.Colonies; in `South America, it- is
,pretended that the Colombian privateers have
-.complained. on th'..ir side that many Spanish car-
goes have escaped them, because they were on
3)64rd of Swedish and Norwegian merchantmen,
_and so passed for the property of merchants
,in Sweden and Norway. It is not impossible
that the Government, in conformity with the
-system of neutrality w ii.. h it has adopted, may
~.put an end to this navigation, which must, how-
-ever, have been very advantageous to the Spanish
trade."

t 13 positively affirmed that the -,iwedish Go-
.vernment has resolved to appoint a Consul to

Boyd.

. -
The Russian Ambassador is expected back
from Christiania at the beginning of next week.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince
and Princess %, ill leave Drottingholin next week,
and come to the capital.

Sir B. Bloomfiehl as gone to Nerike.

It was resolved in the last Diet that the Eccle-
siastical laws should be revised. The Committee
..apppinted for the purpose, of which the principal
-Court Chaplain, Dr. liegden, is President, has
pu 0, assembled.

GO P‘E'I4IPAG EN, SEPT. `L7.—Another Receiver
-of Taxes in one of the Provinces has been dis-
missed from his office and arrested, on account of
a deficiency in his accounts to the amount, it.is
said, of 100,000 dollars.
tiIiNiBUIIGH, SEPT. 30.—Exchange on Landon, 35. lli.;
.:2.1.114.,,35.