The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-24 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

CORPt;, APRIL 23.

The Wattlesnahe, English corvette, in six (lays from
Malta, brings us the news of the sailing of the Rue•
sian men of war from that island to the Archipelago.
Bedschid Paella arrived at Prevesa on the 26th.
Immediately on his arrival he sent for the English
Consul General, M. Mayer, and had a long con-
ference with him. A French schooner, which arrived at
Prevesa on the 7th, brought letters from the Seraskier, to
which M. Robert, French Vice-Consul at Prevcsa, asked
for the answers on the day of the Seraskier's arrival. On
the morning of the 1 lth, Redschid visited the fortifications
and magazines in Prevesa, which is to be put in the best
state of defence without delay. On the 12th the Seras-
kier left Prevesa to proceed to Arta ; large quantities of
provisions are sent from Prevesa to Karvassara (the ancient
Awbracia). The Greek Bishops who lately arrived at
Arta, bringing the amnesty offered by the Porte, set out
again on the 16th, to continue their journey to Greece.

lONIAN ISLANDS, APRIL 27.

We are informed, that though war between Russia and
Turkey is inevitable, the conferences at Corfu between the
Ambassadors of the three Allied Powers will certainly take
place, and probably begin, about the end of next month.
It is also said that conferences will again take place in Lon-
don,
between Lord Dudley, Prince Polignac, and Prince
Lieven, and that the future relations of Greece will he de-
termined in them. It is not impossible but that the three
Powers, parties to the Treaty of London, may soon ap-
point Consuls to the Greek Government, though, as is
generally affirmed, the Porte will retain the supremacy of
Greece, by which the political situation of that country
would resemble that of Moldavia and Wallachia. The
squadrons of the three Powers, which will unite before
Navarin, in order to enforce the blockade of the Morea
against the Egyptians, may probably, under these circum-
stances, receive uniform instructions.
Whether in the sequel, if the Russian army should
advance towards Constantinople, and its operations be
so far advanced that a communication can be opened with
the Archipelago, or at least with the Sea of Alarrnora,
Count Heyden will not attack the Dardanelles on that side,
while a Russian fleet from the Black Sea appears before the
Bosphorus, is as little known as the real intentions of the
Viceroy of Egypt, with respect to the evacuation of the
Morea, and his participation in the war between Russia
and the Port. 3lahornet Ali, who knows better than any
body the resources of the Porte, cannot deceive himself
with respect to the issue of the contest, and must be sen-
sible of the dangers that threaten the Turkish Empire. It
is, therefore, hardly to be supposed that after the un-
fortunate affair of Navarin, he will still have much incli-
nation to sacrifice himself for the Porte.
NUKEMBURG, MAY 14.

The Protestant magistrates and deputies to the munici-
pality of the city of Augsbnrgh, presented on the Bth of
April an important petition to the Chambers, for the exe-
cution of Chap. IV. sec. 9, of the Constitution. This
petition is equally important to the Catholics and Pro-
testants.

By sec. 59 of the edict, relative to the municipalities of
the year 1818, all the real property of the several religious
communities in any town (or district) is to be managed by
the local magistrates, without regard to the religion of the
majority. By this means it happens that the property of
Protestants is frequently administered by Catholics, and
that of Catholics by Protestants. Now, sec. 9 of Chap.
IV. of the Constitution, secures to the professors of every
religion the management of their own property. The Pro-
testants of Augsburgh, therefore, petition, in order to
reconcile these discordant enactments, that in places where
their Magistrates have to manage the property of diferent
religious parties, each shall he administered separately by
Magistrates of the same religion, and that the Magistrates
of the other shall have no vote in matters relative to it.