The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-25 00:00:00

NON-OFFICIAL PAItT.

Missor,oriont, OCT. 4.—At the end of August
acting on the offensive, had pe-
nepe-
netratedaGeneral ltasfngs'
far as Mouat Chimera, taken posses-
sion of the surrounding country and the district
of Arta, and summoned the fortress of Arta itself
to surrender. He announced, in an address to
the Turkish inhabitants, that the Pacha Orner
Vrione was blockaded in Caravassara by Prince
Maurocordato.
[From the Etoile doted Tuesday.]
NEWS FROM TILE COURT.

The King and their Royal Highnesses the
Dauphin and Dauphiness set out this morning for
Fontai neb lea u.

Pmus, Nov. 23.—The Infant Don Miguel
arrived at Vienna on the 10th inst.

A question of particular interest to the town
of Frankfort is at this moment in discussion, and
has excited a great ferment in the public mind.
Since the appearance of the regulation respecting
the civil rights of the Jews, several individual
Israelites have demanded admission into the num-
ber of Advocates. The regulation does not tie-
fine positively the requisite qualifications, The
whole body of Advocates is vehemently opposed
to their admission. The dispute has commenced,

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and perhaps t will not bean easy thing to termi-
nate it.

The King of Sweden has recalled the Prince
Royal to Stockholm. His residence in Norway
as Viceroy will cease on the Ist November.

His Excellency Count de la Puebla del
Maistre, Ambassador Extraordinary of his Ca•
tholic Majesty at the Court of France, is arrived
at Paris.

( From the Constitutionnel of Monday.)

MADRID, Nov. 11.—(Extract of a Private
Letter.)—His Majesty has just nominated as
Minister Plenipotentiary of Spain, in England,
the Chevalier Camillo de los Rios, who had
been appointed to Berlin. Senor Toledo, who
was at Munich, will proceed to Berlin as
Minister. Senor Corpas is appointed Real.
dent Minister at Hamburg!); Senor Mound°,
Commissioner of Liquidations at London, is
nominated Charge d'Affaires in Sweden; and
Senor La Serna, Spanish Consul at Wachingtoot
is appointed a Commissioner of Liquidations at
London.

FRENCH FUNDS.--PARIS NOV. 22.—French
101 t. 55c. 60c. 63c. 66c. 55c. ac. for MONO'. At three o'clock
for the end of the month, 101 f. 70c.

moßnyiingth,ewGerman
re av
iel (12
wrch arrived this
the 19th, and the Allgemeine Zeittmg of the 16th
instant. I'Ve extract the following articles, which
afford additional proofs that liberal principles
with respect to trade are extending thew"
selves over the Continent. On Tuesday we
Papers to
communicated an article from Stuttgart!,
which shewed that Wirtemburg had liberated
Fhainkrotr
commerce from the shackles which formerly
confined it in her intercourse with several
neighbouring States, and that she was negotiating
infer.
a similar arrangement with Bavaria. Our
motion of this day gives the gratifying
gence that the enlightened Government of Wir.
temburg is about to conclude a treaty Oh
Switzerland to the same effect; and theessoP/s
of these Powers, it Is anticipated, will .6°°°
followed by the whole of Southern Germs's!' 0
SWITZERLAND, Nov. 12.—The prelindnOr ci4lfiand tad
relative to the Treaty of Commerce between SiriSsslIjpd
the kingdom of Wurtemburg are daily bfkl "USIA'
Op the Ith
the business is already pretty far 40E4* -woo&
of this month the Federal Cornwilvieriern too
the Governments of the. Cantons which s, Le'
rested, a view of the principles agreed Urfa Irl'm ;sweet
mcnissioners of Wurternberg, Inviting theist bg utin
at the general conference. These conferences beg --whfr,n
Bth. The new commercial route of the Beennidigt .4.. e
affords a safe passage for carriages at on seeepng: et
gosng
year from Loire to Bellinzona, gives petal° inside' Its"
to these negociations, as well as to those 110 "; en*
to be opened with Bavaria and the Grand Did' °- wir at.
There is every reason to hope that complete sum Ilk
D.
tend the opening of a route which will become one of of
gof
dations of a new commercial system, that will take the Fr-
llJ
the system of prohibitions and high duties which gsl/3"
still subsists.—( Frankfort Paper, Nov. 18.)
itive
FRANKFORT, Nov. 11.—It is now snore poi"- 1- A ad,
to determine the commercial relations between
al than ever, that a Convention will very shortly be cows
of the South West of Germany. It will be founded
basis laid down in the preceding negotiations the sto
viz. absolute freedom of trade between the subjects g :pet to
that acceded to it, and an uniformity of measures with t etolt
foreign trade. It is thought that some of the State AIM ill
part in the negociations at Darmstadt will D'IN be in— 00
this convention, particularlarly the Saxon pool h°llll:ftreor'
will join the Kingdom of Saxony in introducing 111Y6t,e-, reperl
able to an entire freedom of foreign trade. There's ror,
that the Prussian Tariff; which was established Air ihreL too
will be greatly modified at the end of this year, when
_woe io
expires. This would be a most welcome relief to oil
South Gernum v All
--genuine Zeitung, Ntro.l"
several
the

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Merchants at Cadiz state that trade is lerlo not
We understand that recent letters fro° doll
at that port, and that the little curried:spin
only at Cadiz but in every other Pert of the
bllahave
has,et i
isinceet iie
itheeer
poofrtrioenstoofritiilgio 77:01
.0
is
ra:irct g
of
c
French troops, been almost entirely engidg
thewithdrawal of a trno, shed,
1 Spanish territory will ' , ' 0 OPre jot
effect
he
cati tsoccupation
of
f F r France.
. that
ficeou: rpyronare•fsrsoema
siannels, for the principal commereh" 'wont
pnin (Cadiz, Barcelona, Valencia, el'rit 'troops,
&c.) are still to be occupied by the Fren" ie,, r,'
and consequently the same causes which II: to, e
cently given the monopoly of the Spotii+o,,,
to.
to the merchants of F f°ll`
ranee, may not ull",
h,,iil
y be expected to continue ill fall
operation. date,

Letters from Vienna 11th of - Fon,
ttihieerseealoon called he
Ministers and other
present. In fe
thatwer their Majesties Impecial .010
a t_ yiftoiadono.fdt
tt
ohtel:,
were
to receive
on the 7th at the Grand 4.13:11;;;;011:
luipiecrial Rev. days the siolonr"
nOtli dby his Imperial Highness the AI Toe
Cardinalstandards Prince, Archbishop of Olouti,;sorior
r_d_sare embroidered by (heaven of" die
arid hi tern to
Regiment.
the King will present tl
Cp•
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