The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-09 00:00:00

fraimPresburg, given in these Papers, that the
Hungarian Diet has not yet arranged its differ•
ences with the Emperor of AUSTRIA. Ilk Im-
perial Highness the ARCHDUKE PALATINE set
Out for Vienna with another representation, and
which has been followed by a third. The follow-
ing are extracts :

PriEBBURG, JAW. 24.
The humble representation of the Diet to his Imperial Ma-
Iraq. after having been scaled and signed in the 43d Sitting,
which was held on the 20th, has been sent to his Majesty.—
This is the second representation made during the present
Diet. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Palatine set out
for Vienna immediately afterwards. Since then the Chamber
continues every day in a general committee : the preliminary
discussions commenced on the 2d, but interrupted since the 3d,
for a third representation to his Majesty, on the principal
"leans of strengthening the Constitution. In the following Sit.
ting the Chamber will reduce its deliberations into the form of
a Message, which will be sent to the Chamber of the Magnates.
The severe cold continues. Already on the 18th light car-
riages passed the Danube on the ice, but now loaded waggons,
'weighing 30 cwt., pass in safety.

STOCKIiOLM; JA). 20.

Vico-President Billberg who, with Baron de Witsin, was
employed in the liquidation of the debts of the late Royal
has received a present of 6000 rix dollars.
According to the report of the Revisers of the Diet, the ex -
Pekes of the last Session amounted to 254,907 rix dollars. The
slimi) duties on the Journals produced in 1024 a sum of 8919
rla dollars. The payments of the foreign debt of Sweden have
been in Holland 374,150 florins; at Antwerp, 74,000 florins;
at Leipsig, 165,000 crdwns.

The Nuiremburg Correspondent, which arrived
this morning, pretends to trace the causes of the
fete `• panic " to the excess of speculation in the
South American Markets. We are not exactly
disposed to agree with the writer of this article,
and may hereafter find an opportunity of ex-
pressing our sentiments on this point. In the
'bean time we submit the subjoined extract to
the notice of our Readers :

• NUREMBERG, FEB. 1
When we look back on the cause of the trade last year we
see great activity, particularly in foreign countries. The recog-
tritlon of the South American Republics war, in England, the
signal for extensive operations, from which however no favour-
able issue could be expected, because they were fouaded not on
wants and increasing opulence of the consumers, (which pro.
ceeth neadually and not by fits and starts) but rather on the cupi-
dity of the speculators, the consequence of which they were the
ass ruinous the greater the credit and pecuniary resources
wets which they could command. All wanted to acquire rapid
("tunes in South America, and engaged in speculations to that
e°44try without calculating their ability, or recollecting that the '
tapital employed would yield no return in less than 18 months,
and then only in goods. In, this manner immense sums went
last Year from England to South America. The result of this
want of prudence in the Commercial operations has manifested
itself in the British Markets in the late crisis, which threatened
the English commerce with greater dangers than any to
which it WAS ever yet exposed. The speculation, of the
Itaglisli had their effect in Germany, to which they were
in some respects advantageous, as its produce, and espe-
cially Its raw materials, had an increased demand at higher
Prices. The impulse given to foreign trade, and the intercourse
which has been opened or extended- between Germany and
Forth and South America, with the East and West Indies,
Must contribute still more to animate the manufactures of our
Country. Several ships have been sent from German Ports,
even to China, almost all of which have turned out well, and
tittlet lead to more extensive operations.

'Phis evening the Marquis of LANSDOWN, in
the House of Lords, will bring forward a motion
as to the circulation of bank notes in the country,
a" es to the pecuniary distresses of the nation
g"!erelly. Their Lordships are ordered to be
sPecially summoned for such debate.

Tut Loan CHANCELLOR.—The fltiMetS given
this day were—cc his Lordship continues to get
better."—Ile had another good night.

HILLS QP ILEALTII.—Extract of a letter from
Vice-Admiral Lord Aurelius Ileauclere, dated :on board Ills
14aiesty's ship Ocean, in the Tagus, 30th January, to the
Chairman of the Committee of Lloyd's :—" 1 beg leave to state
to You for the information of the merchants, under-writers, &c.,
the metropolis, and elsewhere, the great inconvenience, as
'well as detriment and expence, occasioned to the property of
°WI& bound to Portugal, or other places, from not being pro-
/444 With a bill of health on sailing from England. The law
Portugal puts every vessel not SO provided, under four or
tire days' quarantine. It has so happened this winter, that
several vessels have put Into Lisbon in distress, and from not
hg provided with the above precaution, the men of war, in
rsodering assistance In two instances, were obliged to act with
Went precaution, particularly to a brig called the Experiment,
frOlt London to the coast of Africa, and a schooner, the Fanny,
aristol,.botind to this port, drove on shore near the bar, and
-tsight have been got off the same tide, had a bill of health been
Produced. Prow the .p.rompt assistance sent to her not being
141°Ived to he put into execution, she remained three days on
4e land, and at great expence iu discharging her cargo, as the
Authorities of the Health-ollice would not allow the boats of the
AqUadrOZl under my orders to act."

Yesterday at twelve o'clock a meeting of seve-
r4l of the Cabinet Ministers took place at the
-'4"l of Li vFRPOOLN house in Whitehall, who
eoutinued in deliberation till past two.,
pilrestPrday the Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord
-T4 "V Sobi cusET transacted business at the
'areigo
°lt Tuesday a Board of the Treasury was held
at
the Treasury Chambers.
lt► Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with
v (' Earl of WESTMORLAND, at his house in Gros.
enor.square.
,Th:,lll° Marquis and Marchioness of ihs-rtNos
'f
11.misuite WllB to leave the Burlington Hotel, Old
lioston.street, this day, for Pot tsmouth.