The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-30 00:00:00

lIAMBURGII PAPERS.

PETERSBURGII, AUGUST 11.—To-morrrow the
Court comes to the capital, to stay a fortnight. On the 20th
his Majesty the Emperor will set out upon his tour to the in-
terior of the Empire. His Majesty will be back by the 3d of
November.
Colonel Von Essen, his Majesty's Aid-de-Camp, set out
yesterday for Berlin, where he is to remain in quality of Mi-
litary Resident, to which office he was appointed in the spring,
but could not proceed to his destination on account of ill-
health.
The 'Conseettateur Impartial of this day contains the follow.
ing letter from Constaninople of 22d July (N.S.), without quot-
ing any authority for it :
' The Capitan 'Nebo has taken blare, And reduced it to a
heap of rubbish ; 110 vessels, among which were 28 ships of
war, 10 chiefs of the Ipitariots, and 600 other persons taken
prisoners; above 100 cannon, 33 standards; 500 heads and
2,000 ears, were the trophies of this victory. The llfuhardar
of the Capitan Bacha brought the first news to Constantinople.
The Carman Pacha has returned to Alitylene, to land his
wounded, and to repair four frigates, which cannot keep the
sea. At the same time lie has sent a summons to the Isle of
Santos. With respect to his future operations, he is to con.
cert with the Egyptian Commander-in-Chief, Ibrahim Pacha.
" The attack of Hydra is reserved for the Egyption Ad-
miral, Ismael Gibraltar. The Turks have plundered two vil-
lages at Illitylene, and massacred all the inhabitants. 'rite
Greek Matriarch at Constantinople was deposed on the 29th ult.
and is succeeded by the Archbishop of Xeres. The lifiratscA,
or poll.tax, is raised from 10 to 24 piastres.
Ilitut.trt, Ana. 21.—The Grand Duke Nicholas and his
consort landed at Wamernander on the 19th.

FRANKTORT, AUG. 18.—M. Marchand, who was get at
liberty at Cassel on the 6th, had been six months and 18 days
in solitary confinement which for the most part was very rigorous.
Nothing has transpired respecting the reason of his arrest. It
is said he will reside henceforward at Cassel, his native city,
and entirely renounce politics.
The German Diet will shortly,, have to discuss the laws to be
adapted throughout all the States of the Confederation relative
to the liberty of the press ; for the regulations restricting that
liberty adopted by the Diet 20th (Sept. 1819, were to be in force
fbr only five years.
The Norwegian Diet being closed, the Crown Prince and
Princess are gone to pass some time on an estate belonging to the
Crown, a short distance from Christiania. Their Royal High.
IlehAell are expected at Stockholm in October.

From the LONDON G AZETT 6, Aug. 2

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.'
W. Travis, Audenshaw, Asliton..under.Lyne, hatter.
BANKRUPTS.

.T. liichardsnu, Alancliester, publican and cooper, to surren
der Sept. 10, 11, Oct. 9, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Soli,
citors, Alessrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford
row. _ _ _ _ _

NV. Mayell, Exeter, jeweller, Sept, 15, 10, Oct. 9, at the
Globe F.xeter. Solicitors, Messrs. Darke and Michael,
Red Lion.square.
J. Perks, Monkton-Combe, Somersetshire, common brewer,
Sept. 10, at the Wheat Sheaves Inn, Frome Selwood, Sept.ll,
Oct 9, at the Castle anti Ball Inn, Bath. Solicitors, Messrs.
Bridges and Quilter, Red Lion-sqlittre.
J. Maley, IVyfold-court-farm, OxtOrdshire, farmer, Sept. 1,
0, Oct.'s, at the George Inn, Reading. Solicitors, Messrs.
Eyre and Coyerdale, Gray's-inn-square.
S. Stort and J. Stort, Spotland, Lancashire, woollen-manu-
facturers, Sept. 10, 11, Oct. 9, at the Swan Inn, Rochdale.—
Solicitor, Mr. Clayton, New-Inn.
G. Southcotc Want, Skinner-rtreet, cabinetmaker, Sept. 4,
11, Oct. 9, at the Bankrupts' Court, liasingitall-street. Solid-
tor, Mr. Rowlands, Suffolk-place, Pall.mall East.
T. C. Lewis and C. Bevan, High-Holborn, linen-draper,
Sept. 4, 11, Oct.. 9, at the Bankrupts' Court, Ilasiughall-
street. Solicitors, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basing-
hall-street.