The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

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SEPT. 9.—The Moniteur announces officially, in
the following terms, the recognition of the Govern-
ment of Donna Maria :—" The Government of the
King, in consequence of the re-establishment of its
political relations with the Government of her Ma-
jesty Queen Donna Maria, has officially recognised
the Chevalier Daupias as Charge d'Affaires of Por-
tugal at Paris. Some time ago, the Government of
the King had sent to M. de Lurde credentials des-
tined to accredit him as Charge d'Affaires of France
to the Cabinet of Lisbon."
The Nurenzburg Correspondent contains the fol-
lowing► :—" Three of the Southern Powers of Ger-
many have received notice from the Germanic Diet
to hold an army in readiness to pass over the fron-
tier into Switzerland, in case its existing civil dis-
cords should become dangerous to the peace of the
neighbouring states. Dr. Pistor and M. Grosse
have been summoned to appear within three months
to defend themselves upon the accusation of high
treason against the King's person, or they will be
condemned by default."
A letter from Frankfort-on-the-Nlaine states, that
" Count Munch Bellinghausen, President of the
Germanic Diet, has received full powers from the
Emperor Francis as to the direction to be given to
the labours of the Assembly. It is said that he is
enjoined to regulate his conduct partly by the in-
telligence that may hereafter arrive from the Penin-
sula. If Don Miguel is successful, and if Don Car-
los and the priesthood in Spain should gain the
ascendancy, nothing is to prevent the publication of
some very severe decrees, which are only waiting
for an opportunity. We are anxious to see what
attitude will be assumed by Bavaria should these
proceedings take place, particularly after the testi-
monies of friendship she has lately received from
Fiance and England, who have both recognised
Otho as King of Greece, and have been the first to
give their guarantees for the loan to the Greek
Government."

The Augsburg Gazette of the sth instant, con-
tains the following of the 27th ult. from Rome :
—" On Sunday last the Grand Duchess of Baden
arrived here with her two daughters from Naples,
on her way to Germany. Nothing certain is known
with regard to the departure of the Duchess of
Berry. It is said that she is waiting for the answer
of the Count de la Ferronnays, for we learn that
the Viscount de Chateaubriand was not able to
effect a reconciliation between her and the family
of Charles X., and that M. de la Ferronnays is
charged with that task. On Sunday the Duchess
attended divine service at the French National
Church of St. Louis, and in the evening was pre-
sent at the fireworks in the Mausoleum," The
same paper has the following of the 31st ult., from
Vienna :—" We learn from Prague that the Em-
peror and Empress of Austria intend to leave that
city on the sth of September. According to report
their Majesties will proceed to Troppau, where the
Emperor will probably have an interview with the
Monarchs of Prussia and Russia. Prince Metter-
nich is expected at Prague to-morrow to accompany
the Emperor and Empress in their journey. A
French courier has arrived here from Paris with de-
spatches, which were immediately forwarded to the
Count de St. Aulaire at Baden. They are said to re-
late to the affairs of Switzerland. It appears that
even the French Government is disquieted on account
of the prevailing excitement in Switzerland, as no
one can foresee what it may lead to. Should the
general peace not be disturbed thereby, yet embar-
rassments may arise that will affect the internal state
of France. To prevent this, the Paris Cabinet pro-
poses that the Swiss should be left unmolested until
direct injury to a third party arises out of their con-
tentions. Metallics 5 per Cents. are 93 15-15 ;
ditto 4 per Cents. 84i; Metallics 1,2071."

The Berlin State Gazette of the 3d inst. has the
following :—" Accounts of the Ist inst., from
Stettin, mention that the Crown Prince of Prussia
on the preceding day, embarked on board a steam-
packet to proceed to Swinemunde, to meet the
Emperor of Russia upon his arrival. The violent
storms which have lately prevailed in the Baltic
have no doubt retarded the progress of the Ischora,
on board of which his Majesty has embarked.
Among the late arrivals at Berlin are the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge, from New Strelitz, and
Prince \Vladimir Galirzin. Prince Adalbert of
Prussia has set out for Schwdt. Prussian 4 per
Cents. are 974 to 961; ditto 5 per Cents. (1822)
English Loan 1031, 1034."

Ttie Duke de Alontfort (Jerome Buonaparte) and
his Duchess, who is sister of the King of \Vurtem-
berg, are expected at Stutgardt, where apartments
Lave been prepared for them in the King's Palace.

SWITZERLAND.

IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF THE HELVETIC DIET,

The Diet has decreed the military occupation of
Neufchatel if it shall not have received, on the 1 lth
of December, the Deputies whom, according to the
Federal compact, Neufchatel ought to appoint. This
is answering, by a prompt and energetic measure, to
the delays which the Legislative Body and the
Great Council sought to interpose while waiting for
the answer of the Prussian Cabinet. The Diet has
strict right on its side, and adheres rigorously to the
terms of the Federal compact of 182.5. The aristo-
cracy of Neufchatel, seeing the public disapproba-
tion of i!s decision, will yield to this act of rigour—
it will submit to the decree of the 31 of September.
The assistance of Prussia is too far off, and the recent
example of Bode and Schwetiz is by no means en-
couraging. While the Diet is thus severe towards
Neufchatel, it is preparing to put an end to the mili-
tary occupations of the two other cantons ; thus it
displays at once firmness and prudence.
PARIS, SEPT. B.—A letter from Toulon informs
us that the first convoy bringing back our troops
from the Mores is now performing quarantine in
that pact, and that the evacuation of all the posts
they occupied in the new kingdom of Greece may
considered as already effected. It is now known
phat the Russians made the immediate retirement of
;he brigade that we kept in the Morea a condition
th,eir quitting Constantinople. The Doctrinnaire
Ministers begged as a favour that two battalions,
making about 1,000 men, should remain at Modon,
but Cunt Orloff having intimated that he had
orders not to leave Constantinople till he should
have the news of the embarkation of the brigade in
the Morea, the Ministers did not persist. This cir-
cumstance of the negotiation at Constantinople was
not known, and we have learnt it only by the arri-
val of the troops of the brigade at the Lazaretto at
Toulon to perform quarantine, which will continue
till the 19. h of this mouth.—Le National.

(From Galignani's Messenger of Tuesday.)
The Prussian Ambassador, Baron Werther, has
returned to Paris; and Count d'Appony is expected
back from Hungary by the end of the month,
though his intention was to remain absent till the
end of October.

The Journal de l'Aveyron announces that M. de
Frayssinous set out on the 31st ult. for Plague, to
take upon him the functions of preceptor of the
Duke of Bordeaux.
The Berlin State Gazelle of the 4th inst. says—
," According to accounts from Stettin, the Emperor
of Russia had not arrived there at 5 o'clock on the
evening of the 2d. Duke Charles of Mecklenburg h
and the Count de Nesselrode have arrived in
this
capital. The former immediately set out again for
Schwedt. Prussian 4 per Cents. are 97 96i ; ditto
5 per Cents. (1822) English Loan, 1034
The Augsburg Gazette of the .t., instant con-
tains the following of the 29th ult. from Beilin :--
"Many cotjectures are formed here with regard to
the approaching interview of the Emperor of Russia
with the Monarchs of Prussia and Austria. The
mercantile world, who differ in their opinion from
the rest of the public, tin ') that decisive resolutions
will be adopted, atk4.lfik.ar.orill come at last, be-
cause little haOtilh,e rtd Ifien'settled by negotiations.
This, howeor,.,iti 'foe qUite in:accord with the
truth. gi Sortie festiOni,j.i.;dit4..Ue confessed, re
main unsettlee,, fie-Belgian ; but other
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