The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

" FRANKFORT ON TIM ODER, MAY 16.
" The oldest of the two towers of our principal church (frorn
which the bells have long since been 'removed, on account of its
dilapidated. state) fill down yesterday; but we understand that
nobody was killed.

lIAMISURH, W.
" The accounts received to-day (partly by exp 9
ress)SLAY froth Ber-
lin and Vienna, are much at variance with each other, these front
the.forrner place speak of war, and the latter of the uninterrupted
continuance. of peace.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
11AMBURQ11, MAY 22—0n0 month St 3 , 1.1; two months 36. 8.
PISTEIISOURCIA, MAY 13432,
LEAPZIC; MAY 19.:---Two months, 6. 18i.
BERLIN, MAY 20.—Threo months, 6..261.
VtrtorA, MAY 18.-.-Thra, months, 10.1.1.
AMSTERDAM, MAY. 6.--One month, 40..5; two months,
40. 2.

‘.‘ MAY .
•" The Supplement of
,the Ai/genuine itung, AUGSBURG,
'Z contains2l the
third and last part of the very detailed note of the Auitrian Am-
halo:odor, to the Government of the Netherlands, on the free
navigation of the Rhine. • It.coneludea with the following obser-
vations :

4" Iris Imperid Majesty cannot recognize. the right, of the
Government of the Netherlands, any longer to withhold the
execution Of the principal obligation into which it had entered
at the moment when the country itself was delivered up to it
Majesty cannot recognize the right of the Government of
the Netherlands to convert positive and precisely defined ar-
raugements into a conditiend and eventual convention, with re-
spect to which, it would always be in the power of that Govern-
ment, to leave them in a permanent state of non-execution. His
Majesty cannot possibly allow the Government of the Nether-
lands to make the execution of Article b of the Treaty of Paris,
dependent on the conclusion of an unanimous and general agree-
ment, Articles 108 and 109. of the Act of Congress, and of Art.
19 and 91, .relative to the navigation of the Rhine,. when, on the
other hand, the Government of the Netherlands shall have fulfilled
its own engagements, it will he able, . in the consciousness of hav-
ing dune its duty, to remonatrate against the impediments which
may still exist, in other instances, to the injury of thu commerce
of nations in general ; and, in this yeas, we have no doubt that it
would find, in the Pewers who haVe guaranteed the Treaties of
Paris and Vienna, much good will to support its just claims in
favour, of the free navigatiyn of the Rhine, as the ancient Go-
vernnient of the United Provinces found support and assistance in
prohibiting the navigation of the Scheldt, accordini to the stipu-
lations at Munster. The Cabinet of London, in a Note of Ist
November, 1825, has expressed the same conviction and the same
regret... The Cabinet of Vienna cannot but accede to the consi-
deratn and just ohservations of Sir Charles Begot, in which the
Cabinet of Vienna does not hesitate perfectly to coueur.
444 It was in eonseqUeucti of this common conviction, that the
.oderingued wet' liiati-.04.;14.0 join to the cooLlii.,;un:of thelh4;ah
Ambassador, and. to invite the Ministry of the Neth6rlanda to pra-
cee4l with sincerity to the execution of that part of the Treaty,
the pertbrmatice of which depends on that Govertunimt.' "

'The Ibllowing arc extracts from the German Mail,
received this morning :--.

FRANCFORT, XIAY
Within these twenty-four hours, nutue,rotts expresses have ar-
rived from :Vienna; the newsthey have hrought have Caused the
mendliques to rise 2 per cent. The Porte has, it seen* received
the Russian Ultimatum. P.S. The Austrian Observer of the
,18th contains the article from Constantinople (already publishet
annotturing the acceptance of all the demands of Russia.
VINNNA.--AUSTIMAN
nay Atetalliques,
19, - 87 7-16tha;
16, - 88
17, - 90. 1-16th
17th, 7r. r. 93

Esik Shares,
1028.
1040 9.loths.
1081.
1 P7O.

noLoona, MAY 12.
Yraterday morning at 11 o'clock, his Afajesty the King 01
Bavaria arrived here from Modeoa, and after a short stay proceed-
ed to Florence. ,The Dowager Queen of tiardinia passed through
to-day, coming from Rome.

MUNICM, MAY 17.
The official journal published all ordinance of Ilia 31aj►sty of
May 6, by which the import duty on French ivines, brandies, and
those ou line oils fro►u whatever country the latter may come, is
fixed at 10 florins per cwt. gross.

Lisbon Papers to the 14th instant, arrived, yester
ay, but their contents_ are altogether unimportant.

New York Papers to the 2d instant, reached us also
yesterday. The long contest in Congress on the sub-
ject of the Panama Mission has been at length brought
to an end. The House 'of Representatives, after
much difficulty and hesitation on the snbjeet, has
finally resolved to. leave the whole matter to the dis-
cretion and responsibility of the President.--A dread-
ful fire broke out at New York on the morning of the
28th ult. in the New Exchange Buildings, in Wil-
liam-street, near the Post-pflice,- which was entirely
destroyed. Several ueighbouringhouses were injured.
The total loss sustained ire . estimated at 200,000
dollars.

The
ofliivocuesie of v
ing Peersrro mm et on
t iie e
ott
orta
illsy
the
er
Biur-
lls
in
which 'Amendments had been made, anti which
Amendments had been agreed to. Their Lordships
then adjontned to Wednesday next, on which day, or
Thursday, the prorogation will take place, preparatory
to the Dissolution on the following day.

Letters have been received from Constantinople,
dated 25th. April ; the tblinwing are extracts :—By
advices from Smyrna of the 20th inst. the boats of his
Majesty's brig, Aker/0, have been attacked: by some
Greek pirates, and an Aker and four men wounded.
The Rose. S.W., had, just arrived there, and it had
been arranged that the Sultan, i,applto, and Aurora,
should wait for convoy.

from New, South Wales, bound to Greenock, baying
arrived at Milford,
By the "Mary hope, Fanner,
on board General Sir Tit OAi A N B R isil ANit, itt,
Governor, accounts are received as late as 'the 80th
of November, from that Colony. Their wheat
harvest had been nearly finished, and was likely to

garrison in the ruins of Missolonghi, had given orders to take
possession of the small island of Patti, and has gone. to the Morel'.
The Turkish fleet has left the vicinity of Missolonghi, and is said
to have sailed to Napoli de Romania. It is also said, that a divi-
sion of that fleet, consisting of two frigates 'and two brigs, at-
tacked, on the I6th of April, the fleet of 11'14%116, which sus-
tained considerable damage.
" A letter from'Trieste, gives an account of the catastrophe of
Missolonghi, agreeing in the; main with those already published.
Only we observe, that to deceive the Missoloughists, with whose
intentions he was-acquainted, Ibrahim placed on the mountains
.500 Albanians in Greek colours, who gave a false signal to the
troops of the garrison that were to make the sally."

We also received yesterday the Allgemeine 'kitting
to the 22d, and Dutch and Flanders Papers to the
27th and 28th instant, from which we make the fol-
lowing extracts :

" PETEASBURCif, MAY 10.
" Accounts from Tang-nnrog say, that the health of her
Majesty the Erupreas Elizabeth has unt4tunatrly become con-
siderably worse.

Her Majesty the Empress Mother set out on the 17th upon
her journey to Moscow.
It is affirmed, that the sentence on the persons accused of
high treason, will be prortotineed in a few days. Persons who
are well informed, assert that none of them will be punished eapi-
tally, but that they will be banished for A number of years to Si-
beria, in proportion to their guilt.
" The Government has lately discovered large embezzlements in
marine stores, chiefly copper and iron, committed by the servants
of the Crown, in the Marine DepartMent, at Cronstadt. Many
of the articles so embezzled have been discovered and seized.
Several persons implicated are under arrest.