The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-19 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

In the course of next month we expect King
Otho, who will go from our town to Missolonghi.
The French have quitted the Peloponnesus, and left
the Regency to its own resources. It is thought
that their departure is connected with that of the
Russians from Constantinople, and it is regretted
that by diplomatic combinations Greece is so soon
deprived of an effective aid. The native troops since
the emigration of the national militia count for no-
thing, and the Bavarians lie scattered in single com-
panies at great distances from each other. Since the
return of the Regency a different course appears to
have been adopted in Napoli. What has been done
during its absence by the Ministry, the information
and the experience which it acquired of the journey,
the continually increasing discontent at the occupying
all the important offices by Greeks indeed, but
Greeks who have come from Constantinople, and are
known by the name of Fanariots, the activity of these
hated individuals, who had particularly crowded
about Tricupis and Mavrocordato, and the
feeling which was fgund to be prevalent at Napoli,
connected with the/incapacity of many of the new
Ministers, probably contributed to bring matters to
a crisis. In consequence, it is said, that Trecupis
has resigned his office, and will go as Ambassador to
Constantinople. Coletti will take his place as 3li-
nister for Foreign Affairs. Mavrocordato, it is said,
tendered his resignation, but it was not accepted.
Praides is to give up the office of Minister of Jus-
tice to his worthy predecessor, Klonares ; Psylas, in
the Home Department, to be succeeded by Zaimi ;
Klarakir, now Nomarch of Achaia, to have the Na-
val Department. Should a Ministry be really com-
posed in this manner, it will approximate to the
party hitherto kept back, to which Zaimi and Kla-
rakis belong, the former as intimately connected
with Colocotrini and Koliopulos, the latter as having
been Minister of the Marine under Capo d'lstrias.
Thus in Mavrocordato, Coletti, Klenares, and
Zaimi, there will be four men of acknowledged abi-
lity, but increased grounds for discord. Full justice
is still done to the Regency ; and Count Arman-
sperg, in particular, is beloved by the people ;.but
it is continu illy regretted that the Regency has no-
body to advise it who is thoroughly acquainted with
the nation, both generally and in detail.

VIENNA, $E.7,—We hear that their Imperial
Majesties have arrived in perfect health at Mun-
chengratz.

Litters from Trieste say that M. Von Gapper,
Bavarian Charge d'Affaires at the Greek Court, was
on the point of sailing for his destination on board
the Austrian corvette the Caroline; he has also
freighted two merchantmen, probably to take furni-
ture for the palace of the King of Greece.
The Chevalier Prokesch would complete his term
of quarantine on the 4th of September, so that we
expect him here in a few days. Business on our
Stock Exchange is very dull, the funds remain un-
changed, and the trifling fluctuations are chiefly
caused by those in foreign markets.
A commercial letter of the 23d ult. from Bucharest
mentions that a courier had passed through that
town, on his way from Constantinople to St. Peters-
burgh, with the news of a conspiracy having been
discovered and suppressed in the capital of Turkey.
As, however, a letter of the 18th ult., which has
been received here direct from Constantinople, makes
no mention of this, the news appears to be doubtful.
The last-mentioned letter, nevertheless, asserts that
the exasperation of the people against the Sultan
appears to be daily increasing. Various reports,
calculated to show the Sultan's indifference for
religion and the weakness of his character, greatly
tend to exasperate the people. The consequence of
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this state of things is a general Want of confidence
and a stagnation of trade in the capital, as well as
the rest of the empire.
FtitiDS.-5 per Cent. Metallics, 93 17-32 ; 4 per
Cents., 841-; Bank Shares, 909A1l gemeine
Zeitung, Sept. 12.
The following report of the proceedings of the
Helvetic Diet is from the Zurich Gazelle of the
10th inst. :

" The President announced to the assembly that
the deputies appointed by the Canton of Neufchatel,