The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-21 00:00:00

GERMAN' PAPERS.

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POLAND.
(From the Augsburg Gazette.)
We have three letters lying before us, from which we
extract the following passages.
WARSAW, JULY decree exists, but it is not yet
published, by which the estates of all those persons who
are out of the kingdom are to be sequestrated. All sales
made since the revolution of the estates of those who are
not included in the amnesty, and are out of the country,:
are to be annulled. Only it is not yet determined what is;
to be done with the wives and children of those whose',
property is to be sequestrated. No answer on this point'
has yet been received from St. Petersburgb. The distress
of the country has attained the highest pitch through the
heavy imposts with which we are burdened. A window-
tax is going to he levied in the towns to defray the ex-
penses of the fortifications. A double tax on landed pro-
perty will he demanded this year.
FROM Tile ENVIRONS OF KALISCH, JULY 6.—The
tat ites of those who have quitted the country will very
shortly, in spite of the constitutional guarantees, be con-
fiscated and given to Russians.
We expect a very bad harvest ; it rains incessantly.
The levying of recruits, and the carrying away of the
children, destroys our agriculture. Even dwarfish, de-
formed, and crippled persons are taken for recruits. The
number is to be in all 70,000. As a great many of them
run away, new levies are continually made, and thus the
country becomes more and more depopulated. Another
levy of 70,000 men is to be raised in September. War
continues to be talked of.
CR.►cow, JULY 15.—General Chlopizki has obtained
permission to remain at Cracow. A great ❑umber of pea-
sants fly out of the kingdom, and either come hither or
go to Galicia. In the woody parts of the country, the
pea-ants desert the villages, and go with their axes into the
forests, to defend themselves against the levy of recruits, and
the carrying away of the children. The insurrection in
Lithuania is said to continue, and if the Russians do not
renounce their dreadful system, it will spread. The Li-
thuanian insurgents kill all that fall into their hands.
There are scarcely any Russian troops left in Podolia. All
are concentrated in the kingdom, and ready to march.
Countess Branitzka, a lady in the Russian interest, has
presented to the Emperor 12,000 young girls for the
colonies.
Snit-mum, AUG. 10.—This morning, at 10 o'clock,
his .Majesty received at the Palace a deputation of the
Municipal Council of Stuttgard, which presented a❑ ad-
dress, containing the congratulations of the Council on his
Majesty's happy return, and its gratitude for the assur-
ances contained in the Royal Rescript, dated Leghorn, the
8d inst. His Majesty signified to the deputation his entire
satisfaction with its firm and prudent conduct in the pre-
sent time• of excitement, and with the spirit of order and
confidence prevailing in the great majority of the inhabi-
tants of Stuttgard. His Majesty also returned his thanks
for the .sentiments of attachment and loyalty in which the
honourable and faithful citizens of Stuttgard unite with the
;Municipal Council.
At the same time, however, his Majesty gave to
Dr. Fenerlein, the Chief Burgoinaster, an address to his
Majesty, relative to the resolutions of the Diet of 28th
June, 1832, which was got up chiefly through the
machinations of the ill-disposed party, and by the preme-
ditated propagation of groundless apprehensions : this ad-
dress he desired Dr. Fenerlein to return to the president
of the committee, by whom it had been transmitted to the
present Cabinet, during his absence, and intimate that his
Majesty could not receive it, as well on account of the impro-
per manner in which it was drawn up, as of the reprehen-
sible manner in which the delivery of it was filet attempted ;
and to impress on the committee that it was to confine it-
self within the legal limits of its sphere of action. His
Majesty has taken a similar resolution with respect to a
similar address of the citizens of Tubingent, the
31iniater of the Interior having been directed to
return the address through the burgomaster to the
citizens, on account of the disrespectful nature of its style
and contents, and at the same time to give them a serious
reprimand on account of the spirit of unfounded contradic-
tion and presumptuous opposition to the measures which
they have manifested already on various occasions.—Sinti-
gard Gazette.
The Government Journal mentions the Royal decree
accepting the resignation of the Minister of the Interior,
AI. Von Weiskaar, on account of ill health. His Majesty
expresses his thanks for the eminent services of the Mi-
nister, and his reeret at being deprived of them. The
department of the interior is confided for the present to
M. Von. Schla.ger.
The same journal announces the suppression of the
Liberal and of the Sentinel on the Rhine.
Baron Von Wollworth, Minister of State, died on the
30th ult., at Bavaria, at the age of 82.—Frankfurt
Papers, Aug. 14.

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LAWS OF THE CUSTOMS.
This day was putdishpd, price 6d.
AFULL ABRIDGMENT of the NEW
ACT of PARLIAMENT (just passed) to AMEND
the LAWS RELATING to the CUSTOMS, containing
the Substance of every CLAUSE, and TABLE of NEW
DUTIES, with a Copious Index.
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By G. P. ANDREWES,
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