The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-29 00:00:00

to Breslau and other parts of Silesia,'which was
have taken place in the course of the present

year

" Letters from the North speak of Important
changes being about to take place in the Consti-
tution of Norway.
" The best understanding prevails between the
Courts of Copenhagen and Stockhohn.

" The convocation of the natioverian .Diet has
been again delayed. It is thought it will not tato%
place during the present year.
" It is understood that negociations have been
opened between Pinssia and the Netherlands, with
a view to a Treaty of CoMmerce.

" FRANKFORT, OCT. 22.--It is understood that
the Germanic Diet will, on the resumption of its
sittings, be occupied with the consideration of
fixing a maximum price of provisions.

VENICE, OCT. 9.—Tile Austrian Merchant
vessel Charlotte, Captain Calvi, on her voyage
from Venice to Lisbon encountered near Cape
St. Vincent, a Buenos Ayres privateer, which
'.after summoning the former to surrender, fired a
broadside. The Captain of the Charlotte being
unable to contend with the privateer, struck hie
nag, and requested the Captain of the privated
to come on board to arrange the surrender. The
Captain of the privateer having discovered that
the vessel was actually Austrian, excused himself
on the ground of mistake, stating that be thought
her a Spaniard, not kne wing the Austrian
Flag, and offered to repair the damage be had oc-
casioned. The Austrian Captain, well pleaseti
with getting off so well, again hoisted the Aus-
trian Flag, which the privateer saluted with n dis,
charge of artillery, which was- replied to by the
Charlotte, she then continued her
,voyage to'
Lisbon.

" TURIN, OCT. IG.-An instance of extraordi-
nary fecundity has occurred at Coassolo : a woman
named Madaleine Casarsa was on the 18th of Aug.
delivered of a daughter, who died four days after-
wards, and 47 days after her first accouchement she
was delivered of twins, daughters, who only lived
five days. The rilother has not experienced the
slightest indisposition."

New York Papers to the Sth of October, Bos.
'on to the 6th, Philadelphia to the 6th, and Bal.
imore to the sth, arrived this morning.

(From the New York Commercial Aldvertiscr, Oct. 7.)
" St. Mary's, Sept. '20.---.(Niele• o'clock.)
" I wrote you a few, days since, by a packet
boat. informing Imo -I eh- -•-•- -C • hh.s.
which was then very confused and uncertain, as
Governor 1111BilARD and Governor A U ttlr'S interest
clashed, and they could not come to an under,
standing ; but 1 have now the pleas-ure of in,
forming you that I have just arrived from- the
Island, and that affairs have been amicably arranged,
between them, and yoo may rely upon it that
every thing is in a fide train and will go on well'.
They now can bid defiance to the Spaniards, al-
though it is. reported and expected they will make
another attack. AtTRY is to be Commander-in-
Chief of the Army and Navy, and HUBBARD'
Governor of the Civil Department. Annexed you
have the Proclamation, which I intend putting up
here to-morrow morning, and the Mexican Flag
will be hoisted at 12 o'clock to-morrow. Atli; r

is to pay up the arrearages of those who served
under General 111`GeteaoR, &c. &c. There is nor,
four fine prizes in Port, three of which belong to

him, and I expect he has a very considerable'
amount in specie Ivi.th him I am in hopes that
the greatest part of the Spanish Forces, front
Augustine, will be eta off ; in which case, that
place wiTfall an easy prey, as the principal part of
the people are on the Main, and impatient to join
s. Arrangenzeuta with them will immediately be