The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-07 00:00:00

to form amicable and commercial relations. The Government
has heard with regret the complaints made by some Captains of
merchantmen belonging to foreign powers against some of our
privateers. These complaints allege that the privateers have
unjustly molested them contrary to our intentions and orders,
and to the principles of neutrality, and have deprived them of
the advantages resulting from commerce, which ought not to
be diverted from its natural course. In order to remedy, such
abuses the Government hereby makes known to all Ship-
owners in the Seas of Greece, that if any one shall un-
justly interfere with the commerce of neutrals he shall
not only find no protection from the chiefs of the Marine,
but shall be severely punished. Though the unhappY
state of war renders privateering necessary, in order to
deprive the enemy of all means of resistance, our privateetat
however, must be furnished with licenses and instructions from
the Government. If they have not these documents they will
be punished.
Nauplion (Napoli de Romania), Aug. 28, 1824.
(Signed) The President, G. CON MIRIOTES.
The Secretary of State, P. RHOMOS.
("lap -wine Zcitung, Nov. 22.)

We have also received Frankfort Papers to
the Ist instant, from which the following is the
only article worth extracting :--
HANOVER, Nov. 20.—According to positive infonnati'
the Prince Bishop Francis Lyon of Furstenberg at
helm, who is 88 years of age, has declined, on account of
age and weak state of health, the execution of the Papal Itu:1
published at Rome on the 26th of 31arch this year, under
the title of Imperma R 01114140114111 POIIOIIOOI3, &c. relative
to the organization of the Catholic churches in the kingdom of
Hanover. By a Papal Brief dated Rome, Oct. 2, and with
the concurrence of his Majesty's Government, Mao Citadel
Von Groben, suffragan Bishop and Administrator of the
Bishoprick of Osnahurg, is appointed Papal Commissioner, to
the joy of all good Catholics.
VIENNA, NOV. 2.l.—Metalliques 941,—Bank Shares 1147 i.

Quebec Gazettes to the 9th Nov. have arriveu
in towns from which we extract 'the following

articles :

(From the Quebec Gazette of Nov. BO
The following information was transmitted to

us for insertion :
A Meeting of the Committee of the Inhabitants of the
trict of Quebec, appointed in 1822 to take measures in oppobi-
don to the bill for uniting the Legislatures of the Canada's
hisheld on Friday last, the sth inst., at the Court HOUSe
City when nearly all the members in town attended.--A letter,
dated Greenock, Aug. 17, 1024, was communicated to the
Committee from one of the Members, stating in substance drat
the writer had reason to believe that the measure was agal3
to
agitation, and was likely to be carried at the ensuing Session 01
Parliament. The Secretary then laid before the Committee
certified copy of Mr. Papineaa's letter of the 23d daY
of December to the clerk of the House of Asserablh.
stating that, in his interviews with Mr. Wilmot florton and
Lord Bathurst, they had informed him that if the measure it!!
renewed by Government the Governors of the Colonies would
have timely notice, so that the Colonies might be heard by I ar:
'lament against it if they were so disposed. A deputation via
then appointed to wait on his Excellency the Governor. to Pll
that he would inform the Committee if any such info r0,41"1
had been received by him Excellency; which DePutati°ll'
bon pleased t'
their return, reported that his Excellency had
acquaint theta that he had received no information Ott the
subject.

There was a prevalent rumour this morning
that France had acknowledged the independance
of Hayti, but we cannot find upon inquiry that
the report rests upon any solid foundation.

•
LORD VISCOUNT SIDAIOUTII.--ThiS dlsl
guished Nobleman has, we understand, resigned
his Seat in the Cabinet.

"Sir
HERAtoRGY:TIP.
Among the political at Vienna,SOS a
private letter, are
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rutirrounrs
CHARLES
Russia, h e
Vienna, has been a riz
.. of the approaching arrival in, 'g,r
Petersburgh; and tiniats
city of Mr. STRATFORDPP !,ANNING, appointed to succcoo..,;.
ELLedESLEY, the British AmbassauorA
.1100irteETdTEthomittLocntti' previousrittsh Ambassador
tomr.cAm 24 text
ad!:
tiCeoptiarrtitilltierFc:
bassador in
sevet:steivnet at the
ho cnottn.afeirrsenocfesTtoorreyb.elyt:lv.oA
at:.
R.INOFORD was to be the EnglisVuor
by the British Embassy Were-
at Vienna. It is, however, cons ~,
ob bl that Russia, but no credit is given to the ,ru ,I
probable, at the particular request of the Emperor A IP;i1
,A_NeeE ,r,l.d STRANGFORD may repairPetersb2rte
affairs p (-hint at the Congress, which is to sit therco"
of Turkey and of Greece, r billet
Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a vs--
Council was held at the Foreign-otlice,DoWelel;
street, which was attended by the whole 0f...! ,
Cabinet Ministers, with the exception of the t;irlibrio
of HARRowny and Viscount SinstouTrf.
Ministers sat in deliberation about three hours.co
Mr. FENN Essy, a King's Messenrrl
on Sunday night, for the Netherlands. es.
The Duke of CLARENCE visited the KiNa Y
terday. d all
Yesterday the Duke of NVELtitNoToti Int
audience of his MAJESTY. f, vester•
The Duke of CLARENCE came tO OW" 'Busby
day morning from Bushy, and returned to f aft.
in the afternoon.—Yesterday the Duk,e;ted the
her Royal highness left te%
RENCE and the Princess SOPHIA. s'is,'",e,„,h,,-5
was so much recovered yesterday es
Duchess of GLOUCESTER. The Bari "ma
to er
lim
PrincessSoputA, which is the first time her '
,ii,r
hness to take an airing wi!i1,,,i,l
Highness has gone out since her indispositioa
lot
Royal Highness being considered eenvalee''
and getting better. posa
Lord LivErtpoot. and Mr. Secretary ON ids
yesterday
A(:I ma osnu
left town on Saturday for the seat of the garogoi,
of STAFFORD. After dinner Lord Ltv"Ptery
proceeded to Coomiie Wood. —Mr' Secre 0
,I tOW
CANNING and Lord LIVERPOOL returneu tea_... l'
of YORK arrived at Gorhatnbury, Herts, the
of the Earl of VEttuu.kat.who have
the generous and humane h the
contributed to the relief of the sufferers uirrits
late inundations in Germany, is an anotir uthe
attenditoyal the
ii g Cabin
hil
os t etthee 0j450
seat
of
subscriber, who sent to Mr. RoTtiscitti,v, litonx
Two-Penny Post, a letter containing a'l
Note for One Hundred Pounds. 0115'
A French Paper says-44 M. Baron a ~e.
CHI LI) has been accredited to the Court of Frans' '
Among
dayia morning,s last htios
as Minister of a great German Power,"