The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1828.

thall.' CHARLES GRANT stated last night in
de , 40use of Commons, that Ministers had
e,erniin
•
otn ed not to impose ' a Tax upon Foreign
aIV- , • The Duke of WELLINGTON granted
- Qlornittee, but expressed the same opinion.

The French Papers of Sunday furnish us with
t(v) lulditional news respecting the progress of
ents in the East. The departure of the Duke
e 4 ONTEMA RT, for Warsaw, which we noticed
ay
ilkelY to take place a fortnight ago, is said to be
~nlleeted with the present posture of affairs in
NA 11 e
Yand Greece. He is to meet the Emperor
-cRoLAs at Warsaw. A secret understanding
Sy kid to exist between the Courts of France and
t• Pet ersb t trgh.

l'rankfort Papers, and the Allgemeine Zeitung
oQ the 29th April, have been received this
4' morn-
},' It appears that the " march" of free trade
"43 at length reached the Court of Vienna—that
44ekent enemy to all improvement, under what-
;jet denomination. A decree of his IMPERIAL
abolishes various obnoxious regula-
-I.°?a,..and substitutes others for giving greatest.
wt4ihe4l.lljEtles:Yto trade by striking off those fetters
w leh 'ramped the spirit of commercial enterprise.
th e !lag this beginning as an auspicious sign of
toe IstilYle3. When METTERNicti condescends
is "ecorne a convert to liberal opinion, there
4111 e hope for the people:—

APRIL 22.
ti4,11)'1,4 decree of his Imperial Majesty, various regula-
Prolilave been adopted for the facility of cominerce. The
l'illte,ftlort to import and export certain articles are re-
tirat26. The exportation of various agricultural produc-
joik 'acilitated by reduction of the -export duties and the
Pottr,t duties on some other articles raised, the special im-
frotCtruliss hitherto imposed on various articles brought
(11 Hungary and Transylvania into the other provinces
Itte empire are abolished. The transit duty of 24
Per measure, hitherto levied on Hungarian wines in
hfiv, Austria, and the country below the Emma, is
„ AL ArILIT. 23.
. Maeier and M Von 111 iy arrived here on

, _ .on tiergoy "_
iStl4 as Commissioners for -Wirternburgh, for
tie .N.4egnciations with Switzerland, relative to coin
ta,,:, Baron Von Mulzt,n, Minister, resident of
A er!a. is expected here for the same purpose.—
oth:tUlsr from the Presiding Canton communicates to the
btu cantons M. Maier's credentials, which are dated
frOard, the Sth instant. The conferences between the
Rot'%r cantons terminated yesterday, and the Deputies are
here' but the Commissioners of the Confederation are still
b. .-stUNICIi, APRIL 25.
rescript was yesterday communicated to the
'lN'''. of Deputies, by which the Session of the Assem-
t)l the States is prolonged from the 30th of this month
hoth of June.
been received from Greece that Lieutenant
441eiCluicher, the faithful friend and companion of Col.
,
'`44l"-qtr, died at Pores, on the 4th of March. An un-
ir;gte ulusket-shot, which he received while on ashoot-
Il'oCrtY, and from the effects of which it was expected be
'Peedily recover, proved in the end fatal.
tiy

, the R
\, ecorery, Captain CHAPMAN, BOITI-
- Pers haVe been received at the North and
Jar): itinerican Coffee-house to the 6th of
qty