The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-14 00:00:00

to the Marquis da SILYA, the Brazilian Ambas.
sador at the Imperial Court, that he will 64 be
" the most faithful subject of his august brether
(i the. Emperor Don Pgnno the present lawful
tc King of Portugal."

Two Ilatnburgh Mails arrived this 'morning,
by whiCh we have received Dutch and Ger-
man Papers. An extract from a Petersburgh
Journal, gives further details of the funeral ce-
remonies, which were to conclude; by the inter-
ment of the late Emperor's remains in the
vault of the Imperial Family, in the Church of
St. Peter and St. Paul, on the 25th of last month.
The anniversary of the first taking of Paris was
to be celebrated on the 31st, by a grand review of
the whole garrison of St. Petersburgh, in honour
of the Duke of WELLINGTON. The beneficial
effects of the liberal system of Commerde have
already begun to skew themselves in Sweden.
The Directors of the Salvage Company at Stock-
holm have made complaints to the Government
of a diminution of Ilevenn, , by reason of the
advantages conceded to the ships of Great
Britain and the United States. An American
ship having been stranded, this Company was
obliged to be content with 8 instead of 10 per
cent., to which under the old regulations they
would have been entitled :
Sr. PETERSBURGII, MARCH 26.
We have passed through a work of the most profound and
heartfelt grief. From the 18th till to-day the mortal remains
of the late Emperor reposed in the splendid Casan Cathedral,
which was founded by hint. The thronging of thousands to
the church was beyond all description, and though the strictest
order was maintained, many persons have incurred very serious
injuries in the dreadful pressure of the crowd. Them:tuner in
which the Cathedral is decorated for the mournful occasion is
extremely magnificent, and worthy of the august dece:ured.
The imperial Family has attended the Service for the Dead
twice a day, but then only persons of the two first classes have
been admitted with tickets.
Today the body will be finally removed. Various regula-.
tions have been published for the maintenance of order and
public security. The procession to go from the Cathedral
through the Newsky Perspective, &c., and across the News
Bridge to the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in the fortress.
Here the remains of the late Emperor will be deposited in the
vault of the Imperial Family, next to those of his august
Father, the Emperor Paul 1., of glorious memory. The pro-
cession is again divided into thirteen sections, and the military
are to line all the streets. On account of the confined state of
the fortress, none but persons of the first two classes can be
admitted to the funeral ceremonies in the Church of St. Peter
and St. Paul.
According to accounts from Taganrog, the health of her Ma-
jesty the Empress Elizabeth has become considerably. worse.
On the 31st, the anniversary of the taking of Paris, there is
to be a grand review of the whole garrison in the Field of Mats,
in honour of the Duke of Wellington : Medals attached to the
ribbon of the Order of St. Alexander Newsky are to he distri-
buted on that day to the still surviving soldiers who entered the
French Capital.

LOWER Et.n, APRIL b.
The Prince of Schwartzenberg-Sondershausen, in considers.
.ion of the bad times, has announced to his subjects, in the
most graciotts manner, that he remits the whole of the duty on
cattle, amounting to (,870 rix-dollara, and other taxes to the
amount of 4,000 rix-dollars.
The celebrated optician Frawenhofer is extremely ill, with
out hope of recovery.

STOCKHOLM., MAIICW2O;
The late treaties with England and the United States hay:
log conceded several advantagek to the ships of these nations;
particularly • in respect to cases of shipwreck, by which the ex.
pence or. Salv'atte- is much reduced, the Directors. of the Sal-
mugs Company have made several complaints to. the. Govern.
Merit of the diminution of their revenues. The General Jackson,
an American ship, having been stranded, a,law. suit arose on
the salvage, which ended in a decision that the COmpanY was to
be content with B per cent. Instead of 10 per cent. on the value..
The Company applied to his Majesty fur an indemnity of ,
dollars, being the amount of its loss by thisdecision, and fortire
maintenance ofits Principles ; but his 'Majesty hasi declared
that a privilege granted as an especial favour to private persons
cannot limit his constitutional right,- to conclude treaties with
foreign powers as the interest of the State requires, and that in
the present case the company has the less reason to complain,
as the increased facilities afforded to foreign ships, will, doubt-
less, induce greater numbers to visit our coast, and the clot+ of
stranding, &c. will be probably more frequent, -and amply
make up for the loss : his Majesty, therefore, refuses the do-
mend for indemnity, and declares the pretensions of the com-
pany to be unfounded. • .
HAM') tr noir, Arum 7.—Exchauges on London, 37.4. ; two
months, 36.10.

VIENNA, MARCH 31.
Ills Royal Highness the Infant Don Alichael, of whom the
erench Papers have lately said so much, has not left his.resi.
deuce for some days, because the death of his father has affected
him too deeply. It is said that he has assured the Marquis da
Silva, Brazilian Ambassador at the Imperial Court, that he
will be the most faithful subject of his august Brother, the
Emperor Don Pedro, the present lawful King of Portugal. It
is affirmed, that the Marquis da Silva will also fill the post of
Ambassador from Portugal.

VIENNA, APRIL 2. I
The Austrian Observer contains accounts from Constan-1
inople of the Ilth March, but no new particulars. They men-
lion the arrival of Mr. S. Canning, by land, on the 27th. On
the 28th the Foreign Ambassadors sent their Secretaries to com-
pliment him ; the Ist of March he received the visits of the
Diplomatic Body, and returned them on the 2d, 3d, and Bth.
On the 4th announced his arrival to the Porte, through Mr.
Turner, his first Secretary; and on the bth received a visit from
Ishak Effendi, Dragoman of the Porte, and the present of three
horses, usually sent to the English Ambassador. Mr. Canning
will have his audience of the Grand Visir and the Sultan at the
beginning of A pril.-4Allgemeine Zeitung, April 7.)
HAGUE, ATM 9.
His Majesty returned to this place on Friday last in good
health. It is said his Majesty will shortly pay another visit to
Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAir, APRIL 11.—.Exchange on London, 40 8;
two months, 40 4.--(Dutch Papirs, April 12.)

Last night several, questions of interest came
before the House of Commons. Mr. HUME, in
presenting a petition on the subject of Licences,
made some very appropriate remarks- on the in-
justice and impolicy of the present system, but
the subject was not taken into considerution.
Mr. ADERCROMDY'S motion for amending the re-
presentation in parliament of the' city of Etlin-
burgh, gave rise to a very animated debate,
in which Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and Mr. C.
NING were prominent speakers. The motion was
negatived, but with a less triumphant majority
than might have been expected, there being, for
the motion 97, and against it 122—a majority of
only 25. The exclusion of the public from West-
minster. Abbey, was a g-zi in brought under discus-
sion by Mr. Humg, who moved for a copy of the
Charter of ErazA.Bwrii, under which the Dean
and Chapter claim. This was opposed by Mr.
PEEL, on the ground that calling for the pro-
duction of deeds and muniments was an improper
interference with property. Although the Motion