The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-18 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, MARCH 1.-Almost all our provinces have a
considerable fortress for their defence. Only Tyrol has
hitherto been left to the bulwark of its defiles and the
valour of its inhabitants. These, however, could defend
only Northern Tyrol ; the southern part of the province
is exposed o❑ the side towards Lai), to every attack. In
order to remedy this bis.dvantage, the Emperor has given
orders to convert the city of Brixen into a fortress of the
first rank. En_timers are already engaged in surveying
the ground ; the work is to be commenced this year, and
to be prosecuted at a great expense, so that it may be
competed in the shortest time practicable for such an
undertaking.

FRANKFORT, MARCH s.—The prisoners arrested at
Hamburg are not yet set at liberty. Respecting the
causes of their arrest there are the strongest reports in cir-
culation, some pretend that there was a design to attempt
to induce the soldiers to mutiny, others that it was in-
tended by the help of the Poles who are in Germany to
begin a general insurrection. Hitherto, however, nothing
certain is known; there must, however, be ground for
serious charge's, as the investigation is carried on with
great rigour, and before a military tribunal, and it has
even been found, necessary to examine all the papers of the
highly respected family of the physician who is arrested.
It is hoped that the result of the inquiry will prove the
innocence of the young man and his family, who have
hitherto borne the most unexceptionable character.—
Nuremburg Correspondent, Ftb. 8.
DEUXPONTS, MARCH 7.—The Municipal Council, in
a communication addressed to the citizens, acquaints them
with the result of the deputation sent. to Munich, and of
its reception by the King and the several Members. It
appeals that a proposal had indeed been made in the hieh-
e•t quarter, to remove the Court of Appeal from Deus-
pouts, but that no positive resolution on the subj-ct had
been taken, objections to the plan having been raised in
another quarter. The Municipal Council most earnestly
invites the citizens to do their utmost to prevent the re-
neva al of the interruptions of the public tranquilti y, which
we before had occasion to deplore, his Mijesty the King
having given the deputation to understand that Deuxponta
could do nothing better for its own interest than to main-
tain tranquillity and order, and prevent the repetition of
the preceding excesses.—Frankfort Papers, March 9.
CASSEL, MARCH B.—Alter so many doubts and de-
lays, the Assembly of the Estates of the Electorate has
been at length opened this day by hi. Hi4briess the Prince
0)-regent in person, who delivered the following speech
from the throne:—
" Gentlemen, _ _

" have called you together, in order, with your con-
stitutional participation, to terminate in a satisfactory
manner the affairs commenced iq tne preceding A s«m ly.
" It has been recognised that the first As,emhly could
not etrirely fulfi. the task which it was called on
to perform, in consequence of the dissoiution ; and the
Eatates, in conformity with the Constitution, are con.
yoked fur tile second time this year. I, therefore, rely
confidently on your co-operation, if I direct your attention
chiefly to objects in which the country is particularly in-
terested, leaving others of minor importance to the next
session.

" The general expectation is directed to some laws which
will on the one hand regulate and secure general interests,
~nd on the other, introduce partial improvements in reme-
dying .o'ne griev.ncea. It is my sincere dr..ire, that my
beloved subjects,. may ape, dily enjoy the benefit of theme
laws, and I depend on your exertions to obtain this result
without delay.

" Equally important and urgent are the operations rela-

tive to the regulation of the public expenditure, in which
we have hitherto had to encounter great difficulties. The
measures which I took, last year, with respect to our
military establishment, prove that every practicable reduc•
tion of expeme will coincide with my views. Yiu will
feel it to be your duty to.devote your attention to the dis-
cussions concerning the budget, commenced in the late
Assembly-

" The sincere wish to promote to the utmost of my
ability, the real and durable happiness of my beloved
subjects, and the serious endeavour conscientiously to
fulfil the duties arising from the Constitution, and my
engagements to the German Confederation, will be the
constant guide of my government. You, Gentlemen, are
animated by similar sentiments ; I may therefore hope,
with the aid of Divine Providence, that I shall be able to
announce to my people a result of this Diet, which will
satisfy all re,sonable expectations.
" I declare your Assembly opened, and invite you to
take the oath required by the Constitution."
The tri.tribers then advanced one by one to take the
oath to the Prince, who received it standing before the
throne, each repeating after NI. Von Motz, the Minister
of Finance, the following oath :
" I swear religiously to observe the Constitution, and, in
the Assembly of the State, constantly to have in vi-vv
the good of the Prinee and that of the country, which are
ins parable, without any secondary motives, and always to
regard it in my proposbls and votes.—So help me God."
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The Prince afterwards gave a splendid entertainment to
the Presidents, Vice• Presidents, and all the Members of
the Assembly of the Estates, to which the Ministers and
the diplomatic body, and the principal military and civil
authorities had the honour of being invited.
TRIESTE, MAacn 2.—The first column of the troops
raised for the Greek service arrived here yesterday.
Though they have hail continual rain in their march from
Styria, the men are in good health, and their appearance
excelknt. They embark to-morrow, and the second co-
lumn will arrive on the following day, so that the whole
will sail on the 6th or 7th.

FRANKFORT. AIARCH 11.-There are many doubts
respecting the authenticity of the note puhliThed in the
LI" n x (01 Brussels), said to have been addressed by Baron
V. Giese, Bavarian Minkter for Foreign Afftini to se-
veral Courts, respecting, the non-reception of the Belgian
Ambassador, Baron Vun Hoogvorst, at the Court of
Munich.

WEISBADEN, MARcur 10.—The opening of the As-
sembly of the Estates of Nas.au is fixed fur March 16.
Frankfort Papers, March 12.