The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-03 00:00:00

One of the Paris Papers has the following ar

tide :
" HAMBURGH, AUG. 20.—The following is
The substance of news which has arrived from
atussia :—The relations of peace and amity
\l'ith our neighbours in the South seem to' as-
'lime a durable character. The good intelligence
11:hich reigns between us and the Emperor of
Russia has already occasioned is.. considerable di-
teination in the army of observation upon the
frontiers, and we keep there only a sufficient
bamber t• prevent the irruptioni—of the wander-
ing tribes of the Caucasus. The difficulties be-
tween Russia and Turkey will be soon settled to
the satisfaction of both parties. It is required of
;he Porte to execute a plan, which has already
been talked about, and by virtue of which the free
navigation of the Dardanelles will be permitted,
a 1 paying a moderate toll. It is certain, that if
the Porte. would guarantee trom all piracy, in the
Mediterranean, the ships which shall have paid
the toll, it would be a very important circum-
Stance ; but the little authority which it possesses
ever the Barbary States, wakes it doubtful whe-
ther it can enter into such an engagement.
The Em-,eror will quit Petersburgh for about
*ighteen months, and after having passed the
Nvinter, partly at Moscow and partly at Warsaw,
lie will visit the southern provinces of his empire,
and particularly the Crimea, Kasan, Astracan,
ttc. The intention of our august Monarch is to
4ccoive a knowledge of his vast States, or at least
those which arc civilised or are susceptible of
eicilizati~tn; to adopt every thing which may
tend to the abolition of abuses, and to introduce
the most desirable mode of administration.

" Since the greater part of Poland is united
Into a kingdram under the dominion of the Em-
kror Alexander, it is difficult to appreciate the
`l!gree of prosperity which it is daily acquiring.
The harvests there have been very abundant. The
PI ice of corn has decreased one-third in theßaltic."

WINDSOR, SEPT. 2.—Yesterday her MaJesTY,
ytentnpanied by the Princesses AuGusrA and
r)iiiittA, rode out in a coach and four, and visited
the Duke and Duchess of Gt.oucus-rEu, at Bag-
shot Park, where the Duke of CLARENCE arrived
Soot) after. We are very happy to stare that her
iloyal Highness's foot is much better. The Royll
Party partook of a sumptuous refreshment, and
4ftervrards her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES left
for the Costle, for dinner, as did the Dnke of
P,
-,ARENCE for Bushy Park. This morning the
QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH took An airing to
Irogmore.

The l'imics REGENT has wholly abandoned
flie intention of &iv; on a crnize in his splendid
lacht ; it will return to Woolwich, and be laid
tlp in ordinary. The equinoxial gales baying so
tarty set in kith great violence on the coast, is
cue reason why his Royal Highness declines en-
countering sea risk. It was the Marquis of
10.,:ct,EszA who strongly recommended the build-
ing of the vessel : his Lordship is passionately
be water. Had it not been for the
Dromise from the Puisce. and the extreme grati-
t cAion it would have afforded the gallant Gene-
sal, his Gord•hip would now have been on a
troize around the islands of the Archipelago.
Thursday, at half past two o'clock, the Duke
tle Ricu ELI eti, and the Ambassadors of Austria,
..‘,llgland and Prussia, assembled at the Duke of
IVILLIANcToN's, at Paris, and had a long con-
ference.

Lord Am riERST has chdy delivered to the PstNcr.
4EGENT the letter from BIJONAPARrE to his Royal
tlighoess, of which his Lordship was the bearer
trout St. Helena.
u lIERTFoRD FAMILY.--Immediately sub-
4equent to the funeral of the lamented Hon. r.
)'-ikyNELL, the Marquis and Marchioness will leMayse
1,!le melancholy scene, and return to London,
vreparatit9ns are making at Hertford-house for
tlicir reception ; hut their stay in town will not
he protracted many days, as it is their intention
proceed to :3ndborne-hall, in Suffolk, which is a
`lvourtte hunting- seat bekogingto theSsNMOUH'S.
An Ex press arrived at Dublin Castle on Thurs-
t?
t'tY eveving froth London, which is confidently
girl to ha re brought the recal of Mr. VANslT-
'4lcr and that, in consequence thereof, this
?euttenotn contrary to evety hope and expecta-
ielon, for England.—(Dubtin Even-
‘g Post, Aug. 30.)