The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-04 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, SEPT. 27.—We are requested by the
Consul of his Britannic Majesty in this free city to an-
nounce, that the inspectors of the Board of Health ern:
ployed by the English Government to inquire into tlae
sanitary state of the British metropolis, and to mail;
report on the subject, have declared that London and
environs are free from cholera. Their declaration;
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dated the 6th and 9th of September. The Cerieu
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received, with this communication, a notice fro 113
Foreign office, dated the 11th, to the effect that, to goner
sequence of these declarations, letters of health, certtryding
that the cholera does sot exist in the port of
will be declared from the 29th of September, by virtue
of an order of the Lords of the Privy Council of
state
Britannic Majesty, and this so long as the sanitary cit
of the port shall continue to he satisfactory. The Lot II
of the Council add to this notice the assurance that,
the cholera, like the penall pox, may be considereia
naturalised in the gre iter part of Europe, and it U3O,
again appear in places it has once visited, the English 'keg
vernment has judged it necessary to maintain in force the
p.
for the prevention of the cholera, in order to insure rem
stant vigilance with regard to the sanitary state °f at
country in this respect, and to oppose with more e,O,
the progress of the disorder, if it should re-appear ',bas
more dangerous form. Their Lordships hope that t,
frank declaration and the absence of all pratique to c°
veal the appearance of the cholera when it appear%
England, will induce the agents of foreign governments a
to found upon vague reports communications to their sof
vernments calculated to interrupt the ordinary ceitolg,,s,
commercial relations. —Jo urnal de Frankfort, Sept. a
(From the Swabian Mercury.)
STRASBURG, SEPT. 21.—While commercial letters frol
the North, warnings from our own neighbourhood, 3es
numerous specific statements, led us to consider war if
highly probable, our military authorities are stldePr
making preparations for a most important reduction 01°`:
armed force as far as our city is concerned. The rest
menta composing the garrison are to be diminished
five thousand men ; the troops being in cintonloe°.
in the villages and along the Rhine, return to th¢
town as their regular garrison ; so that the cord();
on the Rhine is thereby entirely broken up. Lie
contracts are rescinded, and the active labours of te
workmen on our canal, as well as in the manufacture
fire-arms and sabres at Mutzig and Klingenshal, have hreo
all at once suspended. These unlooked-for measures e'bea
great uneasiness here ; many persons believe, indeed, ref
our King wishes by this to give to foreign Powers a Pro,
of the sincerity of his pacific sentiments and of his eo
fidence. Another party loudly cries out against treaehri,re'
and institutes a comparison with the events of 1815,r
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the Minister of General Clarke, Duke of Felthe, de
France of its military strength, laid its provinces ePe
and thus delivered it over to its enemies. ,
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VIENNA, Seer. 22,—Letters from Constantinople
the 6th of this month, confirm my conjectures that ref
accounts from Belgrade, and those received by ,1
Corfu and Trieste, relate to one and the same .0,
After many incendiary attempts, the fire broke riof
on the 30th of August, and laid some thousandil
houses in ashes. The great-st fermentation, it is adds
prevailed in Constantinople, and the dissatisfaction a
regular troops at the reduction of their pay increaserit.etiv
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general mutiny. The Sultan was obliged to conceal e
self, and the disorder rose to the highest pitch, till iwif
great officer of State succeeded in satisfying the trc''ed:
by which tranquillity was in some measure reste;:ie
When these accounts came away the fermentation and toe
cendiary attempts still continued, although the G°v,"
of
ment had issued an order prohibiting the expoitatie"oi
flour, which had remedied the temporary scarcity 101 l
by the burning of most of the mills. It was there 0
generally affirmed that the Sultan had again rev:41;1;0,
Russia, and applied to its Ambassador for prompt
assistance, which was considered by every body to beceo,
only means of permanently restoring tranquillity at
stantinop'e. „0
The same letters bring also accounts from Gree—
the 31st of August. They contain but little that is a
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interesting, and make no mention of Trithupos quits
the Administration.

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The state of sffiirs in Albania is very
habitants of many places have expeiled the Turi‘Pr
authorities, but without much bloodshed, and the itilld
rection is spreading towards the south. Emin Pach§t)
Janina, was going to march against the rebels With

considerable 130-dy Of troops. Of;
VIENNA, SEPT. 23.-5 per cent. MetalliqUeßt ;$0
4 per cent., 821 ; Bank Shares, 1,197.
Zeitung, Sept. 28.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 28.—Private letters from r,„
oftdr
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which we can rely on, announce, that on the approsebhe7o
oponing of the States General, the majority will 01%,
a wish that the definitive treaty of peace should be C°ool
eluded without delay, seeing that the Dutch nation caatiof
longer support the burdens imposed upon it by the ell'
state of affairs. ego
BERLIN, SEPT. 22.—One of the principal Eur°P 10
questions, namely, relative to Holland arid Belgioc; of
said to have been discussed at Munchengratz.
the delays of the conference, the three Illonarchod bsri
come to a positive determination on the subject, 11°.„ td
decided that Luxemburg shall not be separated fill I,
German confederation ; and, in consequence, it W,:atOli
long to Hollind. On the other points, also, an tilfasr"fr-„,0
has been agreed upon, which is generally in
Holland. borP
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The decision of the question, relative to Lux- 1000
has exercised some influence upon the relations alrre",
as by its solution in lavour of the Germanic confedeciee
the resolution with regard to Neufchatel is consul, #OO
The same paper announces the arrival of the ftlyes'
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Count Nesse!rode) 0000,
den, on the 23d ult., from Mnuchengratz.--NO°
Correspondent, Sept. 27.
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CAUTION TO PRACTICAL JOKERS',"
Saturday au individual was fined half-a-guinea,
Water Bilie Court, for handing a segar charged otoo
powder to a person in a steam-boat.— Glasgow 13' Old
The original intention of commencivg 0
Bristol rail-road at the Surrey side of the Tharne6ood
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said, has been abandoned, and that it will be begun
Penitentiary, Millbank, and the line will be continue
the direction of Hammersmith.

A Sunday Paper states that, at certain ';(10
ners of the Goldsmiths' Company, each guest, ~je
partaking of a sumptuous repast, finds five guinea. 4-
sovereigns) under his plate. This is being a gold°—
some tune.

We learn that, through their SeeretarP
Censmittee at Lloyd's have informed the Subseri'd
they have appointed Messrs. Garrett and Gih,b°l-ite
Agents at Portsmouth, and that Mr. Richard "1"
(the Consul) is now their Agent at Syra.
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We are concerned to state that Goy--to to
has refused to afford any compensation or pelleic°l, 101
lonel Jordan, Inspecting Field Officer at Liverfloi3O
was obliged to have his leg amputated in coseejori#la
injury sustained whilst leading the troops in l'ur:iacetbe
of the dreadful fire which occurred some month
that town. We are convinced that the aro)? .; ro,
public will agree in opinion with us, that he ~,it,ter'2
entitled to compensation as if he was maimed at '
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THE LORD STEWARD.—It is said t
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distinguished office of Lord Steward to A
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household was conferred on the Duke of Argil! 'eure,
nify his Grace for the loss of the salary of ht,l",,°-gloe of
pointment of Keeper of the Great Seal of `'"1i•01361.,
which he succeeded the Duke of Gordon on the 4 OCei e
Of
Administration, and which the present Miniaters'oo:o
log to a return made by Mr. Spring Rice to Of, ototo,
Commons, have the merit of abolishing. The es frao,'iyol,
Lord Steward is, we believe, about 2,0001 re.- „„a
that of the Scottish Keeper of the Great Seal 01` he
A connection subsists between the families of I:ori.toflrl
Anglesea, the Duchess having been the first el the 1
late Lard Lieutenant of Ireland, and mother ° e or
of Uxbridge, and the Duchess of Riche:lool'a,, a° hoe
Steward's authority stands over all the 01“,iog's 4013,
vants of the household, except those of the it ia 0•0
ber, stable, and chapel. The Duke of ArgYey', a°d
was always a favourite with his present Male
a personal friend of his brother George IV. ale
telliAgenpeeriovfaatevelerytteirnipforr
world of India. The great Hyderabad holef„eoedf,./
and Co., it is stated, either has actually re-urioeat "it, 0'
otanint
about to re-open business, under the
Wm. Rumbold, and offers 12 per cent. -1'1..0 great
tolo
money. Sir William, we learn, is living I built el Tilt
latelY pes
dour in the Nizam's capital, and has
of rtiP- oe-tO,
at the Neilgberies, which cost one lack
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cern ; but should the decision of Al • 1,,,,er the t,
nullified, and the house be enabled to r.eu."_i iatet v"
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of its claims on the Nizam, with t
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