The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

flaying tue porber, and iiecontled
by the v,ishes and strength Of the, nation, can
lawfully act for their infant Queen, till she be;
oomeci of age. 'l'h zi3Oirpt.ftioit of AllotiEL
iksros.3 all claims which he might have formerly
possessed to the hand of the young Princess ;
and no subsequent humiliation can extenuate the
enormity of that conduct: 1101' exekAptite
from the clesigna'tion Ofitaitor, and the penalties
attaching thereto. The act of abdication of Doa
PEDRO, conditionally in favour of Don MIGUEL,
was, at the time, most indiscreet and precipi-
tiite:-Lthe more so, as coining from one rho
.w,ht* and who mast, have iinostil the character
of his hopeful brother the reputed asslSsinatbr
of a Nobleman, and the prime conspirator in an
attempt to murder their common father.

The French Papers of Saturday contain news
from Conetantinoplt to the 12th May, at which
titn6 tbe Pot= was perfectly infoitned of
the intentions of Russia, although it had
not officially received the Declaration of War.
—The European Ministers remaining in
Constantinople were using their best efforks to
induce the PORTE to yield, and with some.pros.
pect of success, from the apprehensions enter-
tained rosptcting the Russian invasioh., The
Divan are now brought to their senses—bit ne-
gociation will avail them little—they
„I,awtif;%.,,
cumb, and pay down, if they wish to averfthe
storming of Constantinople.

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We have received this morning the Allgineine
Zeitung and Frankfort Papers of the23inst.;
they confirm the account previously received, that
Prussia intends to remain neutral, but her -neu-
trality is only conditional, and founded on the
assumption that a neighbouring Power :Austria)
likewise refrains from taking any pat in the

contest.

The German Journals continue to throw
doubts upon the reported battle between the
Russians and Turks near Silistria. The Aus-
trian funds continue, like our own, to rise—the
Metalliques were, on the 28th May, 91. 1-16.
The following are extracts :

MtY

What is called the Prussian declaration of neutrality,
which has been mentioned in a letter in the Allgenzthie
Zeitung, hail never heir given in the form which that
letter ascribes to it. It lets long since bee* ittinin that
Prussia will reina;:i neutral—that this resolution Ba. n
comr.Mnicated thiLoOgli the Ambassadors to the different
Courts, is cert‘ilily true ; when did any Court ever
neglect to cominpicate such resolutions to others ?_But
that these rotrumusications have bee. embodied in ;•,. itteu-
meat c:nnumnimticd to all the Courts in the same form,
like the Russian Manifesto, for insiance, a wholly
unfounded assertion. The writer of tin• letter' should
not have omitted to obse:ve that this neutrality -ift-nn!y
conditional, and founded on the assumption that a neigh-
bouring Power likewise- refrains leo 7.'t taking say part in
the contest.
The Dult‘,.. of Rovigo Las been here for this week past,
partly to ha-.ten the progress of hie L.w-suit in the sseend
,
instance ; psrtiy, if possible, to make an arrangement_
what A, MAY £7.

Duttpg the r..licteren of the Etrqr_r.lr at Ltient'rtg..,
'Prince Vetteraich ';‘,/ill iuttaWt the plif.t•latt of Qber. iFal..
tersderf,hear Luxemburg, betoovtigtoirrittee Tran,Unarfs,
d-oi:f,"-and;ill go Ottre tio.thp a let of May. An ti,.,,tvgin
t Courier, who left St. Petert,inrgir ou the Ilbtb, liiiis
I short:i-LS Count Zieby, tha .h.yttlitn, t'.7.‘"8.ai5,,,, „,.I°. jiti I
t-**-liie r 'otios:4-44- 't •ir -whichi I ''' 4 1 ,-.1-14an, of at_ tut tows, 'as teta I}A
some time in circulation, begins again - to meet with inn&
trait; but in that treasury bonds, redeemable gra4ally,
would he issaed for tte ariv)unt of this loan. But credit ,
:oust n..,t be to lightly giren- to any report about financial j
tk operations, beca.e the spirit of stock-jobbing atorloys all
'kinds of wanetuvrks'toraise or depress the Fends.
Vi El 4 bi A:, MAY 28. —Metalliqui* 91 1••16; Ba,,k
Shares, 1050. . j •

Au4sgvaGn, JUNE I.

Almoat all the German Journals with which we are
acquainted have, like ourselves,
.c.epiiidfrom the FraavAs-
nian papers the pretended Itirssian bulletin, dated 11.,m th.
camp before Silistria.
A Frankfort paper makes the following remarks ou it..
Otter quoting these remarks, which have been repeated by
the French Journals, the..4llgcmeinc !ritual, continues-....
" We looked at this report at first with some distroat,
but as it did not bear in it any internal marks of evident
forgery, we inserted it, stating our authority. liut as. it
has remained wholly unconfirmed, it is to be hoped that
the paper which first misled the public by it will be men.
Bible of its duty, and justify itself with respect to this de..

vision."

VIENNA, MAT 28.

The Austrian Observer gives various extracts from
Greek Journals most of which have already reached, us by
other channels.
On the lat of April the Hellas arrived at Egina, tvi
1,200 troops, from Scio. Most of the inhabitants of Seio
had fled to the other islands. Colonel Fabvier bad taken
the command of the Acrecorinth, the late garrison of
which had joined Demetrius Ypsilanti in Eastirn Greece,
whose•force is said to amount to 6,000 men. The failure
of the Greeks in their expedition to Scio has excited some
fears for Samos, and the Government has sent the 'fella:
with a steam-boat and a fire-ship, to prevent an attack
upon it from the Asiatic coast.

,VILANIMVALh

The Austrian Observer, reporting tile gpsnnk of Itt.
Bignon on the 13th May, in the Chamber of Deputies,
which he says, " The treaties on accouut of which you Pre
called upon to vote a loan, are not even officially know/ to
you," adds, in a note, "The French Government has
never officially published or laid before the Chamber, the
treaty of London of July 6th."

We learn by the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser of the 10th of May that a heavy failure
has occurred in Providence, which has caused a
good deal of alarm. The bankrupt was a broker
and private banker, and the amount for which
failed is estimated at about 21,300,000 dollars:
his name is not given.

• .
By the Loudon line of packet slap Robert
Edwards, Captain SHERBORNE)i New *York'
Papers to the 17th May have been recek'ed at
the North and South American Coffee-house•
The following are extracts :
Reports are current from various sources, that the Tariff
passed the Senate on Tuesday by a majority of one, aud
was sent bask to the other House for their concurrence.
These reports are probably true.—Joiti nal f;f Commerce,
New York, May 16.
LAGuAraa, APRIL I9.—The corvette Ceres sailed this
morning from Carthagena, having on board from 600 to
700 troops. A greater part of the Cabello Regiment went
in her. Padilla, Commandant-General of the navy, and
Montilla, formerly Governor of the city of Carthagena and
the department of Magdelen, have had a brush, and it is
reported that Bolivar is on his way to quell them. Padilla
14 Constitutional reform, and Montilla for Bolivar and
his plane.

We have received from our Correspondent the Govern-