The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-27 00:00:00

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77-14 it? result' of the negociations
.at Lemberg,
Altetvseen Prioge Metternich, and. Count Nesse'.
:r'e'presented ,here as one of the greatest
triumphs:•.nOieVed by diplomacy. Already in
stogiety,.and. even in, the public papers, the glo-
. • TiOna estrue me, of, Prince (or Modern
,Diplomisc:y
to Prince Metternit,h.. The courtiers Who
baveihed; the honour to be admitted to his pre-
seece, speak of his glory, as lunch gr9,ter than
tun formerly acquired by the celebrat4 Minis.
ter Kattnitz, and. the close union :non! ce-
,
natlAted between Austria and Russia seems of
far greater. importance than those treaties which
put un end to. the long contest between the
houses of -Bourbon and Hapsburgh. 'lt is not
deubted itt the leest here, that after haVing pre-
'vented war from breaking out between Russia
. and .the forte in, the East; efter having, seen his
•..', efforts crOymel with, such complete successin the
Peoinsele:,(fer. the infleence which his notes bad
on ,theeFrench_ Cabinet is .well known); it is slot
„doebted, I:say, that he will also be able to 'rept?
late, lv.it.b.the .lilt success,, the great affairs with
'widenhe is„at...present occupied.: Germany very
.eleturally Intl the first place in his thoughts. Se-
.
etritl,coeferences have already taken piece be,
tweed Priece.Mettonich and Prince lialtzfeld,
the Yresiiittr Amlets'iador. Important proposi-
.. tions,„,culceleted to introduCe into Germany in
future that system which has long been. propoSed
for itovill be submitted to the Diet as soon-a. 4 it
twig assembles, which is not to take place, ac-
eurding to report, till next year. 'The consent of
the Members Who now compose that Assembly
will be easily Obtained, and Baron Munch de
time. Austrian Delegate and Presi-
.
dent of the Diet, who is now at Vienna, receiving
the remainder of his instructions for Frankfort;
answers, it is said, for success. Other negotia-
tions, not less important, and which embrace, the
two worlds, are at present in the hands of the
Auk Chancellor. Count Nesselrode insisted
strongly at Lemberg on the necessity Of making
greater efForts, in order to reduce the revolted
colonies 'of South America, end again place them
undee submiesion to the mother country. On the.
other hand; the revolution of Brazil possesses:st
lively interest with the Court of Austria. The re-
union betwixt it and Portugll seems very difficult
'to effect ; hod lids anomaly between the acknow-
leOgnient of the insurrection of'some ho. have
placed the son-in-law of the Emperor of Austria
on an imperial ThrOfie and the contest to be
:entered into against others who have proclaimed
republies, scents to strike some people of short.
sighted views.' But it is hoped that a superior
~gehios will be able' to coin-leer difficulties which
would tw insurmountable for ordinary Ministers.
Finally the affairs of Greece are also to be taken
into consideration, particularly since it begins to
appear very probable that the Turks will never be
able of themselves to re-establish order and trait-
etuillity. If our Cabinet undertakes this matter, it
getters itself to be able to succeed id it as in the
other negociations. Some strange reports have
been !circulated here as to the preliminary mea-
sures to be taken with regard to the Greeks.--
Among other things it was said that Prince
Ypsilanti, who is still in fact detained in the
fortress of Theresienstadt, but svho has been for
some time treated with great kindness, was not
may to be set at liberty, but be was to be sent
to carry to' his countrymen a declaration of the
Great Powers, which is to contain their opinions
as to the future fate of ("Treece. The Prince is
to be specially charged to oppose the ttegocia-
' 'tins:3 ' or intrigues of those., English 'agents who,'
wiib' gold in their hands, traverse the Islands
end the Continents ef Greece, endeavouring every
where to gaily partisans' for Great; Britain, and
to obtain either in, whele or in part, that the
Greeks! should. place ,themselves under its pro-
tottiot; 'Phis is a report which 'occupies the
idlers o'r our saloouseantd us such, end no more,
I.
:live it to you.

LAM INTELLIGENCE.

A.NC CIAO It'S CO 1/11T--(TH IS
T hit Vt nr=ell.4..Nc ELL° it, on taking his seat this
day, of the fol!owing causes :-7-Bird v.
Matthews,: Fowle n. fi'owle, Grigg V. Poulden,
Cl4ile V Terrili,, Freethau v. Freeman, Smith
.v. Sniith; Peachy 'v. Gay, Bowman Craven,
White v.:111111,.,Ga w ter v. Field, Edditon v. hose,
.froltby Woilefinn, ijoithy v. Metealf,.. Roth-
well. iti.Conk;ion,:altd,cookson v, Wttlitor.—The
13111i111.4.1 ri.kerOrt) thy: -Lord CILIN CEL LOIL was utt•
itispoitant.` ' • • '

KrNG'S BENCH'.—(Turs DAY.)
Mr: 'qf.i 1!C rro tt. Or No. tt'a. 41!( wed' cau'se' arthist .titt. r-11J
1.2 obtained] by Mt:, nup atr, re fora criminal informatiOn'againtit
04;i3ata0if the Coast plociade, for detaining the
,EarlefilarborMigit tin the night of the 129th Anglo: last, and
..00404 !e•lrei4l. re-ly to theta of Mi. !hoof:111Mo,,
which i4gtettia ofrect ti.to ,Noble Big landed H.: midnight
on the notth!-tlast toast, 'en tho'Dover-castle.sitki in a :four;
.
oared gajleryi and "was dressed like a sailor, and had the appear.
tame of"a tunuggicr that he proceeded up the, shore until atop.
ped b' a teatnan 011,4tity ; that he refused to give any ac-
t:ount of himself, :even to the officers of the watch ; that he
culled triS hoot's :crew to his assistance, and drove the seaman
• alon4H di hen t.h. 1 that'. he landed at a place where smugglers
:usually run their gooda to, instead of going round to the liar-
botti and' instead of his landing from a pleasttrepeht, he
came front a lugger, having the:appearance of a smuggler, and
pia he behoved in•an extremely violent manner to the officers
. of the, Solicitor-f/eneral contended thes,.kotil.
davits weresiufficient tweet aside the rule.
Mr. lirt6ifecit.s.a.arcmc,, in. ieply, ''and said ho was prepared
mole! part' of the affia3l IN, and had swine affidavits
4f a .Vary, .volsisnttous ohtoro to produce, The case wry& pro.
cezding4*ll4t Azar iirtlity went to press.
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An itritmetaritasrival W ttS nrt Tuaday announced
nn the 13..r0!>6 n.O Lloyd's (1141 of the Ferriby., from London at
' fivi:Atilppreilelvtioa4 bud been entertained that this
tui Accounts hlving been board of her before
from the time of her Atiliatr,,anit., as:4.lwe ballot* board p„trt of
the Russian loan, great anxtety was ovine:ll for her arrival at
the place of her destination.