The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-30 00:00:00

DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, MAN' Io.—The new Lean for 30 millions of florins
is concluded with Messrs. Rothschild, Arnstein, (ley=ller,
and Co.

NAPLES, A PIM: 29.—Some time ago the Minister of Finance
farmed to a society of private individuals the consumption
duties of the city of Ntiples and its environs. It is now proposed
to farm the customs of the whole kingdom of Naples, and per.
sons inclined to engage in such a contract are invited to make
Ails. It remains to be seen whether any person will venture
on so great and difficult an undertaking. .
It appears from good authority that our Government now
pays no more than five millions of ducats (10 millions of florins)

jwi. annum, for the 27,000 Austrian troopsythat renutinin—ti;
kingdom. The National Army will not be much increased,
and it is calculated that the 'whole military establishment (in-
cluding the Austrians) will cost but little more than before the
Revolution.
In commerce we hear nothing but complaints; corn daily de-
cli,:es in price, notwithstanding the prohibition of exportation,
and in fact most of our productions are so very low, that the
cultivators of the land can hardly live. Cotton, for home con-
gumption, hi much sought after, and has risen in price.--
( Swabian Mercury, Mqy 20.)
BRUSSELS, MAY 25.—lier Royal Highness the Princess of
Orange, travelling under the name of Countess of Flanders will
set out on Friday the 10th, to visit the Baths at Ems. ,
Letters from the frontiers of 'France say, that the military
preparations are continued with all possible activity. Three
regiments of infantry in garrison in the Northern provinces,
have received orders to march to Spain. A great number of
half-pay officers have been placed in active service, and 900
horses for the cavalry arc expected at Valenciennes ; part of
them have, already arrived there. Detachments of officers, ;
subalterns, and privates, are expected at Valenciennes to re-
ceivs these horses for their respective corps. Detachments of
the corps of engineers at Arms, and of, the artillery at Malay,
are also going to set out from these towns to join the Army of
•

NUREMBNRG, MAY M—Reports of war again alarm the
merchants. It Is affirmed that Austria is taking • measures
which would prove that she has suddenly changed her po-
litical system, since means, it is said, are discussed for the
support of an army of observation, without its being known on
winch of its frontiers the Court of Vienna intends to assemble

this army.
It is asserted that it was the Russian Leg * ation Frankfort
which caused to be inserted in the Journal of that city the or-
title relative to the news published by some French and Ger.
man Journals, on the assembling of a Russian army in Poland,
Mu t the visit of the Emperor Alexander to Germany. Several
persons, however, attach no credit to the contradiction given
by the Journal de Frankfiri; and allege, on the other hand,
that letters from Carlaruhe and Stutgard confirm the statements
that have been contradicted.
Ilitusont.s, MAY 24.—Her Majesty the Queen of Sweden
arrived here yesterday, on her way to Stockholm, to be present,
at the marriage of her son, Prince Oscar; with the Princess of
L;:tichtenberg.
VIENNA., MAY .13.—Metalliques 84,11ank Shares 908.
MAY 14.-211etalliques 82 548 Bank Shares 907.
MAY 15.—Metalliques 81, Bank Shares 1404.
MAr jO,--51etailiques illy, Bank Shares 903 4.5.
TRIESTE, pt 12.--The Greek Government has declared
the Island of ..übea to be a separate,province,t it has hitherto
belonged to Eastern Greece. A Pnivisionaliunta has, in con.
Sequence been formed to manage the,,alfairs Of the island, and
Theocletian Pharmacides is placed at the head of this Junta.
Two of the most active officers have also been sent to organize
the military force of that important island. They have sue.
ended in inducing the inhabitants, who are without employ-
ment, to join the cause of Greece, and to form a corps that
now blockades the town of NegrOpont which being without
a stock of provisions, it is supposed that the Turks who are
there will soon surrender.

In Candia the Greeks have taken the fort of Selina. The
Turks who held it, have fled to the northern Side of the island;
and thrown themselves into the town of Candia, which must
add to the embarrassments of' the Turks in that place, and
tend to spread the plague which rages there. Two districts,
Which had remained neutral, have now joined the Greeks, who
have been thus enabled to direct their whole force against the
three places in the-North, which they invest more closely than'
ever.