The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

*. However insignificant thitt terreritay appear in its official form,
it would be of the greatest importance if we could communicate
the whole of the details; ix the " answer" in qttestion is that:
about tit be made by the flurigarian Diet to an IMperial resointitra,.
in which the Emperor, and King asks that Assembly at what
period they expect to draW their lab Ours to a term ; it is invited
to specify those subjects which it mat drink require urgent deli•
heration, and are requested.] to postpone tile ethers to the next,
Diet ; it is in short a polite attempt to dismiss tile Viet, whose,
perseverance' greatly annoys If. de Metternich. We have fearnt,•
throngli an indirect ebionei, but which may be depended upon,
that the ansttier of the Diet is httt little favourable to the wishes Of.
the Court ; it enumerates, with sonie bitterness, about a hundred
important grievances and pressing affairs, relative to various viola-
tions of the Constitution, laws, and curtotatso in the mode of carry-
ing on prosecutions and levying taxes. The traveller ttpon whose
information we speak had an opportunity to give the answer a
hasty perusal, and, as be understands Hungarian, he had interest."
ing conversations with several of the Deputies ; hut, as commerce
was his object, he dared not write a single note, from fear of
being arrested, or at least detained far sometime by the Police at
Vienna. What he remembers amounts in substance to the fol-
lowing articles:—
_ _ .

1. The Hungarians demand tbitt the. King of Hungary should
reside at least three months in each year at Buda, the capital of
the kingdom.
U. They require that the Royal Commissioners, who, not
being Hungarian Citizens, have committed several illegal acts
in various branches of the administration, should be visited
with some public punishment. [The Emperor merely disavows
them.
8. They require that for the future no individual shall be com-
petent to, fill any employment in Hungary without previously
taking the oath to the King and Kingdom.
4.. They desire a less ambiguous amwer than that the Empe-
ror has made them to their demand that the Diet should be as•
mumbled in full power at least once every three years. (The Em
peror in his answer has not pledged himself.)
5. They renew their demand that taxes may be imposed, with-
out the formaland previous consent of the Diet, and that the sums
unduly received by the Court of Austria may be restored, or the
amount deducted from what it has to receive.

AR we are obliged, thanks to M. de Metteroich's horror for all
kinds of publicity, to deperel upon the mere memory of a traveller,
we can vouch for no More than the substance of these demands.--
(Note of the French Editor.)

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH' OCT. 11.—On Thursday the Dartmouth
frigate, Captain Henry Militias, arrived from the Jamaica
*40%, bringing passenger. H. Dawkins, 'Esq., Consul-
Oetneral from this country at ' Carthage»a, and late his
Majesty's Minister- to tha Congress at Panama. Upon
that Assembly breaking up, Mr. Dawkins embarked in
the harlequin to return to England, to consult with his
Majesty's Ministers upon the proceedings that had taken
place. The Ministers or Representatives of the New
States of America embarked in a vessel` int tite,Ricifioside
of America, and went to Acapulcoa, whenee,it is
.expect-
ed they will return, and another Congress be, assembled,
at which' Mr. Dawkins will be present, with more ample
powers, to, act on the part of the British Government.--
The Dartmouth sailed from Port Royal on the 22d of
August, and Hammel) on September .sth. The only ships
at Port Royal were, the, Isis, Britomart, and Harlequin.
The Harlequin was to sail in .a few days for: Campeachy;
'the Scylla sailed on the 22d, with. the July Mail from
England, for Vera Cruz; the Rattlesnake was at Halifax;
the Valorous on her return thence • ' the Tweed and Nimble
at 'Port-ad-Prince; Pylades, off Havannah ; Buitard, at
Campeachy ; the Druid and Primrose, at the Leeward
Islands; Aurora, on a cruiSe., The squadron was very
`healthy. The Dartmouth does not bring any news from
the !ipanisli Main. Commodore, Laborde sailed from the
Havannith on the 28th of August, with his squadron, eon-
sisting of the Ouerero, 74; Pearla, Lealta, Casilda, and
Iberia frigates, leaving the'Arethusa frigate (a bad sailer)
'in port. It was believed that the Commodore had no
preeiSti3Object in view; if he had, it was not thought likely
his squadron would succeed, in it. It is considered unfor-
tiuuite the Colombians ships of war are pent up at
Carthagena, for, want of means to equip them ; com-
mended- by an enterprising officer, they would soon drive
the feeble Spaniards from the seas. The inhabitants of
Cliba are heartily
,tired of the expellees of Laborde's squa-
dron, the cost of which is entirely defrayed by them, the
'Mother COuntry not being able to furnish a single dollar
towards either their wages, provisions, or wear and tear:,
The Dartmouth spoke the Dotterel), on her passage from
Halifax to Bermuda.

The following officers came passengers :--Capt. James
Scott, R.N.; Lieut. Tudor, late of the Brittomart ; Lieut.
Sturgeon, R:N.;,, Lieut. Westbrook,. Bustard; Lieut.
Love, Union, 'schooner; Mr. D. B. Conway, surgeon,
Druid; Mr. P. Read, surgeon, Bustard; Mr. Ford, sur-
geon. Mr. Alex. Linton, of the Primrose, succeeded Mr.
C3onWayin the Druid ; Mr. Morgan Sheen was appointed
surgeon of the' Primrose.
Yesterday the Hussar frigate, Captain George Harris,
C.B. arrived from Vera Cruz, sailed With August; Tim-
ng from these places 500 00 dollars, on ae-
nico-,- sailed 7th September; and the Havantiah, sailed the
1 9th--4ringi
count of.the Mexican Government (to pay the dividends
0
on their Bonds), and 900,000 dollars and cochineal for
British merchants. , Senor Don Sebastian Camachio, the
Minister from Mexico, witli;DA-Senor Guterez de Es-
trado, Doti Senor O'Brien;lirid'i.3ol. Fad°, deputed to
conclude a commercial &fay• with this country, came pas-
sengers in the Hussar. Disraitches from Mr. Ward, our
Minister at Mexico, dated August 24., for Mr. Canning,
were also broUght by Captain Harris. This ship having
been actively employed three years and a half, is returned
home to be paid off. '
Lady Smith, wife
• John Summers and F.
ger in the Hussar,' as did Dents.
'W. finch.
and. principally on the settle-
d Sir Charles Smith, came pi:Lsm.
Commodore 'Niter had
:hoisted his pendant, as COM*
Mander-iii•Chief of the Mexican Navy.
Salutes had been fired at the results cif" the deliberations
leaftmrne's respective countries
that the Mines Were
'We are informedgetting on well,
they were clearing fast,' and beginning to
produce specie.
The whole country of
exnico was improving in its trade.
omfetaritebef etiriLegtleimslitast of the .
The specie find cochineal ()%v sent to England is in pay-
: we have received letters from St. John's, Nevrfaiind-
lan4 dated 17th September.
The Orestes, sailed Halifax on the 14th Sept.' She
meat for English goods. _
had reeenily returned froth St. Pierres, whither she pro-
needed to deliver some representations on the subject of the
encroachments of the French fishermen, within the limits
assigned to the British.
His Excellency the Governor embarked the same day,