The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-08 00:00:00

FLAN DERS MAIL.

CASSEL, JULY 28.—The Ministers of State
have published a Notice, in which it is stated, that amidst the
general Joy manifested by the inhabitants on the happy return
of his Highness the Elector to his capital,' they have the un-
pleasant duty of announcing that Qlle or more villains have
dared annonimously .so threaten the precious life of our beloved
. Sovereign, • and of some of those who are about his person,
which has rendered it absolutely necessary to take extraor-
dinary measures of precaution :
" The more the Magistrates are bound "to time double vigi-
lance against the criminal conduct of villains concealed in the
dark, the more reason we have to trust that every faithful sub-
ject of his Royal Highness, filled with horror at such a crime,
will hasten to communicate to the Police every suspicion, how.
ever remote, that he may have already conceived, or may con-
ceive in future, on this subject, and thus prove by facts the at-
tachment to the sacred person of the Sovereign, which is en-
graved on the heart of every loyal Hessian. It is therefore use-
less to give the assurance, which we are, however authorised to
give by these presents—that he who is able to furnish positive
information, and of a nature to lead to conviction, shall re.
ceive a reward of 10,000 crowns, or his pardon, in case he
should not be one of the authors of the plot, but only have had
knowledge of it.
" The MINISTER of the Electorate of lIESSE.

" Cassel, July 27, 18'23."
MAYENcE, J 2L—The Central Committee established
to inquire into revolutionary intrigues continues its operation
with great ardour.

The Reports extended last year to No. 32 ; this year they
have reached No. 46. They contain, it is bald, great dis-
coveries, extracted from the papers of the students who were
arrested in Prussia. One of them of the name of Beecher pos-
sessed a book of lessons which he had collected in the course of
lectures on polities delivered by Professor Lucien at jos in
1021. Sots: passages of this comae are submitted by the Coin.
mittee to the Diet as bearing the stamp of a factious, republi-
can, anti-monarchical spirit. This communication is accom;
periled by an urgent recommendation to the Diet to have a
most strict watch kept over all Professors anti all the institution's
for public instruction.

FRANKFORT, JULY 27.—1 t may be remembered, that at
the Congress-of Carlsbad, it was decided that .the Censorship
of the Periodical Publications in Germany should be exercised
for five years. This measure ought, therefore, to expire in the
year 1323 ; but people began to tear that this will not be the
case, and, on the contrary, that there is little hope of seeing it
become free again.

The Committee charged to annihilate the Prussian public
debt had papers to the amount of 1,66,92.3 dollars, burnt at
Berlin on the 21st of this month, which makes the whole
amount of paper currency redeemed and burnt 153,4136,334
dollars.

At; n it, tr 1. 23.—A letter from Trieste of the 20th,
says, " At length some vessels have arrived from the Archipe...
lago from Alytelene, have made the voyage. in 28 days; the
Captains report that the Turkish tr, ;ups that landed at Carysto
had a few days after a warm action with the Greeks. It was
said at Mytelene that Negropont was in the hands of the Greeks,
but this tines not appear probable. A Captain arrived in 30
days from Smyrna, reports that the Greek fleet of 120 sail is
following the fleet of the Captain Paella. We expect soon to
receive news direct from the Noma.
[We must remind our readers, that the Allgemeine Zeilung,
from which this article is extraCtcd, has already two or three
times announced and contradicted' the taking of Negropont.]—
(Brunch Papers, Aug. 6.)