The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-11 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

DEC. 3.—Lieutenant-General Von Henaber, of the
Hanoverian service, member of the Military Commission
of the German Diet, died suddenly in this city last night.
BERNE, Nov. 28.—The Government has really or-
dered the Poles to quit the canton wi.hin a fortnight ; if
they do not they are mad,.. responsible for all the conse-
quences of their longer stay. The President of the central
Committee is, however, making great exertions to have
this resolution annulled ; and it is believed that his influ-
ence will enable him to succeed.
VIENNA, Nor. 26.—His Majesty the Emperor has
not yet entirely recovered from the effects of the fall from
his borate in the camp at Faras. The swelling in the leg
is indeed reduced, but his Majesty still suffers from
rheumatic pains, and is often obliged to keep his bed,
for which reason there have not yet been any public
audiences.

The advocate Guibourz, one of the companions of the
Duchess of Berry, has been for some days plat at Vienna.
The Duchess herself is said to be at Leobin, but it is diffi-
cult to learn anything certain respecting her present, and
still more her future place of abode. The little disturbance
at Erlau has been long since appeased, and has not
found imitators in any part of the country.
Deux Powrs, Nov 28.—Yesterday the objection made
by Dr. Watt to the Members of the Court of Appeal,
removed from Bavaria to the Council of the Rhine, was
overruled by the Court of Appeal here. To-day he was
summoned, but did not appear, it is said on account of ill
health.—Frankfort Papers, Dec. 5.
NUREMIURG, DEC. 2.—Ac, ording to the new tariff
the import and export duties are diminished, with a few
exception., such as copper, paper, and paper hangings,
the import duty on which is a little augmented. The
transit duties are considerably diminished, especially on
goods imported on the left bank of the Rhine, on the
Rhine, and on the right hank of the Rhine from Frede-
riekehapen to Pusan's, in Bavaria, and rice versa. The
Elbe toll is raised from 13 groscbe❑ to 13 groscben 8
pfennig on the whole course of the river, from the frontiers
next the kingdom of Saxony to the frontiers, of Hanover
and Mecklenburg.—Nuremberg Correspondent, Dec. 3.
CONSTANTIN'OPLE, NOV. 11. —Another fire broke out
in the night of the 31 inst., which was soon extinguished,
but it affords the melancholy proof that incendiaries are
still at work. Measures of precaution have been resorted
to. The ci•d%vant Grand Vizir Redachid Mehemet!
Paella, is ❑amed Governor of Sivas. The office of steward
of the arsenals is abo'ished. Colonel Bodberg, appointed
by Russia to arrange the affairs of Servia, is gone to St.
Petersburgli. The recalled Pacha of Emir Pacha is
here. Letters from Alexandria of the 4th inst. announce
that Mehemed Ali has commissioned four banking houses
to pay five millions of piastres (five hundred thousand
florins canventional money) to the Porte. This is only
one year's tribute due from the Pachalic of Egypt. It
is well known, however, that there is still one year in
arrear, as well as the tribute of the newly acquired
provinces twenty millions per year, of which two years are
due, which Mehemet Ali refuses to pay. It is not known
from which of these two accounts the sum now paid is
intended. Many conjectures are formed on the subject.
We have no news from Candia. Opposition to the Porte
increases in Samos, and the opinion is, that it is stirred
up by foreign emissaries.

VIENNA, Nov. 30.—Five per Cent Metalliques 93 25.32.
Four per Cent. 83 3-32. Bank Shares, 202
SMYRNA, OCT. 12.—The Gazette of this city an-
nounces that, on the 29th September, the Commissioners
of England, Russia, and France, Messrs. Leely, Pisani,
and Cohorn, had arrived in the isle of Samon, o❑ board
the French ship of the line Ville de Marseille. Thee,.
delegates made known to the inhabitants that they had
overtures of importance to make to them, and requested,
in consequence, all the principal persons of the island
might be assembled together, without excluding the jour-
neymen and labourers that might wish to atti•nd, as it was
tLeir desire to give all possible publicity to their proceed-
ings. A meeting was appointed for the 3d October, at
Vathi. Little goof was expected from it. Ii is supposed
that submission to the Porte will be the doctrine pre idled ;
and there is nn party for the Porte, or, if any, it in so
weak that it dares not show itse'f. The majority of the
eland is for a onion with the kingdom of Greece. At
present disorder reigns ; there is neither civil or military
law—the only right is that of the strong over the weak.
Trade has greatly suffered, of course.—Allperneine Zti-
tung,-DeV. 5.