The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-29 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, I%lAncil 21.

Extract from the Bth Sitting of the German Diet, held the
9th March.—The Minister, President, reminds the Assembly,
that in the Sitting of the 7th Feb., 1822, he communicated the
Act regulating the navigation of the Elbe, concluded at Dresden
the23dJune,lB2l,and which was carried into effect the Ist March
1822. In the 30th Article of that treaty it was stipulated, thateom

time to time Commissioners from the Etates on the hanks of the
Elbe should meet, for the purpose of seeing that the Act was

strictly observed, of remedying complaints, and of deliberating
on such measures and regulations as, from the most recent ex-
perience, might be calculated to give increased facilities to the
commerce and navigation of the Elbe.

With this view, the first meeting of the Commissioners took

place at Hamburgli in 1824, and agreed on some suppiemen-
'tory regulations, which were signed by all the Plenipotentiaries
the 18th Sept. 1024.

This convention having obtained the ratification of all the
States concerned, and these ratifications having been exchanged
and deposited in the archives common to all the States, in the
banks, in the Privy Imperial Aulic Chancery, and the Coriven.
don itself having been carried into effect on the whole course of
the Elbe, the Austrian liegation was then commanded to ac.
quaint the Diet with this Convention.

The Assembly ordered the Convention' to be deposited in
the Archives of the Confederation.

trxrcir, MAncrt 17.
Ills Majesty has just fixed by an ordinance the organization
of the Landwehr.

LEIPSIG, MAIICII In.

The fall of the house of Albrecht in Zeits, which employed
above eight hundred workmen, is a severe blow to the credit
of our Saxon manufacturers. Albrecht, of all our manufac-
turers, supplied our fairs with the finest manufactures of
cotton and Merino wool. His insolvency greatly injures se-
veral Leipsig houses, which are still standing, as well as
that of Reichenbach. It is reported that he has stopped pay.
ment, solely because, in the late crisis, he could not find means
to pay the weekly wages of his workmen till the end' of
the fair. This house has assuredly not been jobbing in the
funds, or been guilty of any extravagance, but the decline
in the price of the cotton arid wool which had been pur-
chased at high rates, and the probability of low prices
of goods at the next fair seem to have induced the head of
that house io confess his temporary embarrassment through
the stock in hand, and the outstanding debts are said
to be very considerable. It is also said that measures have
been adopted by the city and the Government that the business
may be continued without interruption. Still it is evident that if
Government does not effectually support the Bankers, or grant
considerable loans directly to the Manufacturer, the present
blow will for ever paralyse all the Saxon Manufactories and be
followed by universal distress and poverty in the manufacturing
districts.

The Vienna, Augsburg, and Frankfort Jour.
mils are silent as to the indisposition of the Fun.
peror of AUSTRIA, niul without intelligence from
Russia, Turkey, or Greece.

BOW.STRELT OFFICE., past Two o'Clotk.
Information has just arrived of the arrest of
Mr. WAKEFIELD'S younger brother last night,
at Dover, by TAUNTON, the officer, on a charge
of aiding and abetting in the abduction of
Miss TURNER, and he arrived in town to-day
in the custody of two Police Officers. The
party will be examined immediately
at this
Office, and afterwards sent to Lancaster. The
Warrant was issued OR the infortnation of
Miss TURNER, by the Lancashire Justices, and
was backed by Sir RICIIARD 1.3111N1E.

TIIE, FUNDS.
Consols—Yesterday closed
After the Close
This morning opened

78k

In the afternoon of yesterday, some few bar-
gains were done at 78i, and Consols opened at

int price this morning.

The Stock Market has been uncommonly.dull

throughout the day—and very little :business
effected. At 1 o'Cloclt, the guotatioh. was, 78

0 781.

The advices from both Ireland and Scotland,
aro gloomy—scarcity of money--general inac-
tivity in the Manufacturing Districts—with an
apprehension of more failures.
Bank Stock (for Account) .
India► Stock (for Account) .
India Bonds
3 per Cent. Consols (Money)
Ditto (Account)

. 203.

• . 230 i.
- 2-4-2 pm.
. 78 78i.
-78 h 78.
95a•

New 4 per Cent.
Exchequer Bills, .ClOOO-3 5 pm.
X5OO-3 5 pm.
.ClOO-5 •! pm.

FOREICiN.
The principal business in this
.Market has been
Colombian and Mexican, which are a shade

FASIIIONNBLE frELLIGENCE.

THE KING.

Wuwsoit, M&xtcu 23.—The answer to enquiries at the
Lodge this day is, that his MAJESTY continues in a good state;
and we
,have reason to hope, from every appearance, that he
will soon be able to leave his apartments and ride out.