The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-22 00:00:00

FR NCII PAPER§.
(From the .1110 k, dated 41,4eay. „March 20.)
F RANH. ro wr, MA II 14.—Extract rom the
fifth Sitting of the
apPirt,,beld ch 2,
\ I--'
" ills sExce5Exce lency the Sinister Prehit cat, presentel a ot6
•
from Maim Anstett, Privy Councillor of his Majesty the Em-
peror of Russia, his
,Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ple-
nipotentiary, dated the 24th of Feb., by which he communi-
cates to the Diet a summary view of the result of the inquiries
which have hitherto taken place, into the events that occurred
at St. Petersbnrgh on the 28th December, 1825, and those in
the environs of Kiew on . the 15th January last; to which is
added a Dispatch from Count Nesselrode, dated 30th JR..

nuary."
Note of his Excellency Baron A nstett, &c. to M. de Nagler,-
Minister of his Majesty the King of Prussia, Minister ad
• inter•irn of the German Diet:—
" His Majesty the Emperor of All the RussiaS, desiring that
not the least doubt should subsist of the entire confidence which
he has in the German Diet, the undersigned is commanded to
communicate to the Diet, the summary view of the result of
the' investigations hitherto made into the events of 20th Decem-
ber, 11125, and 15th January, 11120. - He has added to this sum-
mary, a literal copy of the ministerial dispatch which accom-
pan►ed it. Ile has thought that he could not better complete
an official communication, which he begs M. de Nagler to
communicate to the Diet. Ile takes this opportunity to offer
to his Excellency the assurance of his distinguished. considera-
tion.—Frankfort, Feb. 24. " D'A \STEW."
Copy of a Ministerial Dispatch to his Excellency Baron
D'Anstett, dated St. Petersburgh, Jan. 30, 1026.
" By my circulars of lath (27th) December, and 10th (22d)
January, I have informed all the Ambassadors, Ministers, and
Agents of his Imperial 'Majesty, of the institutions and prose-
cutions of the inquiries rendered necessary by the events of 20th
Dec. at St. ,Petersburgh, and of the firth Jan. near Kiew.
" By means of these inquiries, facts have already been proved
which disclose the successive plans of the conspirators, and
which are related in the annexed summary view, which I send
you by order of his Imperial Majesty, and which you will com-
municate to the Germanic Confederation.
" It will participate in all the honour which must be in.
spired by the projects of the chiefs of this odious intrigue, but
it will also participate in the consolation which we have expe-
rienced un seeing, at the same time, both the inconsiderable
number of the great criminals, and the entire want of means
to accomplish their fatal designs ; and lastly, their plans them-
selves, which could not succeed, as well on account of their
absurdity as of the statements of which the Russian Armies
an Nation have again, in their last circumstances, giVen proofs
equally unanimous and honourable.--Accept,-&.c.
N ESSE 1,110 DE."

PATITS, MARCTT l9.—Scvnal Journals, the same which, on
occasion of the recent events at St. Petersburgh, uttered so
much false reasoning, are now recommending the same system
of error on the death of the King of Portugal.
Nothing, however, can be more plain • than all that the
Journals seek to make obscure.
What we know of the Treaty lately concluded between King
John V i..nd the Emperor of Brazil, makes no change in the
rights of Don Pedro to the Throne of Portugal. It merely
stipulates that the two kingdoms shall be separated after the
death of King John. Now, unless there are private stipula.
tins, and a renunciation of Don Pedro in favour of Don
Miguel, the Emperor remains at liberty to accept for himself or
his son the Crown of Portugal in that kingdom.
It seems to us then, that if: there had been a renunciation of
Don Pedro in favour of his brother, the Regency would have
been established in the name of Don Miguel ; whereas, it is
known, that immediately after the King's death, a frigate sail-
ed for Rio de Janeiro.
( Prom the Quinidieune of Sunday.)
PAn Ts, MARCH 18.—Uur correspondent at Madrid, in a let-
ter of the 9th of March, says, that an important piece of news,
the report of which was spread in that capital,' was a general
subject of conversation.
The political Clamor of the kingdom of Valencia, it iv
said, has sent a report to the Government, according to which
the two brothers Itazan, who landed on the coast of Malaga,
and whose deaths have been announced, desired at the last mn
ment to make disclmures. On this application their execution
was suspended, utter the departure of the courier who brought
the news of it.
The result of these disclosures is, that they have announced
' the existence of revolutionary force* at. Naples, at Paris, and at
[. • London, where plots against Monarchical Governments are
continually formed.;
The Duke de l'lnfantado has immediately dispatched official
I notes ou this subject to the Cabinets of Paris, Naples, and
I London.