The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-23 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, .11.1rx 9.—A person belonging to the English
Legation has arrived here from London, and is said to
b ave brought communications respecting the aff.irs of Bel-
kgiu"). The decision of the Court of Cessation at Paris,
by which the military tribunal that tried Geoffroy is de-
clared to have been incompetent, has caused a great sensa-
tion here. The funds fell considerably, it being considered
as a bad sign that the highest tribunal in France should be
in direct opposition to the measures of the Ministry.
There has been a report on 'Change of the arrival of Don
Pedro off /Abbe, and of his intention to land, which was
frustrated, it is said, by contrary winds. If Don Pedro
does not soon succeed in gaining a firm footing in some
Part of Portugal, his game will probably become more and
more dangerous.
The news of the fall of Acre has also caused a great sen-
sation here, Ibrahim's situation is very greatly improved
by it, but the war between him and the Porte does but
11°01 begin, and the first battle will be of much im-
Partance. Meantime Ibrahim will certainly not delay to
repair the fortress, the conquest of which has cost him so
many men and so much time, and to secure himself a strong
hold in Syria.
VIENNA, JULY 10.—Five per Cents. ti7h ; Four per
Cents. 76 5 16ths ; Bank Shares, 1,133 3-sths.—All-
-9erneine Zeitung, July 15.
NUREMBURG, JULY 13.—1 n the speech, of Field-
Marshal Prince Wrede addressed on the 28th of June to
the assembled Magistrates of the Circle of the Rhine, at
Spires, he declared the King's attachment and his own to
the Constitution, and added, " I would most readily take
an oath, if it were necessary, that I live and die for the
Constitution, and that the Government has never, to my
knowledge, intended anything against the Constitution, or
the institutions of the circle of the Rhine." He declared
his abhorrence of a Republic, and affirmed that even in his
old age he would combat far a constitutional monarchy to
his death. Speaking of the Constitution and its defects,
he said, " I was myself employed in assisting to draw it
UP, but I readily own that I hal not then the judgment
and experience that I have acquired under the Constitu-
tion. Many other men possessed of much more wisdom
in
ttrl knowledge of the subject than myself, also assisted
drawing it up, and were unable to make
it better, or prevent all defects. The way to remedy these
defects is, however, laid down—the Chambers make pro-
posals, and the King gives his sanction." The Prince
farther declared, that he could put an end to the military
authority to-morrow, if order and tranquillity were pre-
served,--that the armed force would not interfere unless
the constituted authorities claimed its assistance. In fact,
the troops seem to be strictly enjoined to behave with the
greatest care and propriety towards the citizens. The
latter, on their side, give the military no cause -for corns
Plaint The soldiers confess that they find their expecta-
tions, in respect to Rhenish Bavaria, greatly exceeded.
I The troops are dispersed in small detachments even in in-
considerable places. The proclamation of the Royal Com-
missioner has been everywhere published with great for-
nialitY• The Bavarian sanatory cordon on the French
frontier becomes daily more strict, and it is said that in a
few days all communication will be wholly suspended.—
"are.nburg Correspondent, July 14.

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