The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

extracts, however, as they afforded, have been
anade, and will be found subjoined :

FLUSHING, hancn 11.
His Majesty's frigate Arnttel, Captain T. Bakker, bound t
Rio'de Janeiro and the coast of Guinea, sailed on the 9th of
this month, having on board M. G. Bronder, a Braadis Consul
General, and M. E. Martini, Vice Consul of the Netherlands
at the Court of Brazil. a

HAGUE, MAILEFI 15.
The first Chamber of the States-General met the day before
yesterday. According to the latest accounts from St. Peters-
burgh, his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange enjoyed per-
fect health, and intended to he present at the Coronation of the
Emperor Nicholas at Moscow.-4 Hague Courant, Ilfareh.l7. )
BRUSSELS, AIARCII 15.

A liritish Cabinet ♦llessenger passed through this City yes-
terday morning, on his way to London, with dispatches from
St. Petersburgh ; he said, that at the time of his leaving that
capital it appeared to be in a very tranquil state, but that few
days passed without fresh arrests, as well at St. Petersburgh as
in almost all the cities of the Empire.

Maim!' 16.—The Magistrates of t'le city of Bruges have
come to a resolution by which the poor, who receive relief at
their own houses, shall cease to receive it if they do not cause
their children (the boys as soon as they are eight years old, and
the girls as soon as they are 6 years old) to learn some trade or
handicraft, by which they may one day be able to get their living.
The Magistrates of Brussels have published a very long decree,
41piiroved by his Majesty relative to the propagation of vaccine
innoculation in the province of South 13rubant.

Piethnontese Gazette to the oth March,

was received this tiny, but it is without the
smallest interest. A few extracts will be found
annexed :

NAPLES, FEB. 26.
The indisposition of the Queen daily diminishes.
ROME, MARCH 2.

The number of foreigners, especially English, who come to
enjoy the fine climate, and to advance, the magnificence of this
city; is considerable even in this year.

The account given in a French Paper of the arrest of many
Carbonari, said to have recently taken place, is false, as well as
the statement that the road from Rome to Naples is again un-
safe; because, thanks to the vigorous exertions of our Govern-
metit, our territory and the whole .province of Maretimi and
Campagna arc quite free from the incuraions•of banditti.

The Allgemine Zietung to the 13th March,

reached town this day. It has letters from
Trieste to the 20th July, but they give no addi-
tional news from the Morea or Missolonghi.
The complaints of (he piracies committed by the
Greek ships in the Archipelago are here reiterat-
ed, and a list is given of the names of the vessels
captured by them. The following are extracts :-
TRIESTE, FEU. 20.

The accounts from the Levant continue to give more and
more alarming statements of the depredations committed by

the Greek mistics, which swarm in the Archipelago, so that it
fa impossible for any vessel to escape their pursuit. A vessel
which left Scio on the 13th gives the following list of the vessels
lately plundered by them:-_A Russian brig from Odessa, com-
manded by C. Lupis; the Austrian schooner Pachetta di Sira,
another Austrian ship from Alexandria, a French ship from Mar-
elites,. another Russian ship, and three others, names and
flags unknown.—(Afilan Ga. rtre, Alarch 4.)

BUCHAREST, FEB. 25.
Letters from Constantinople of the 16th, brought by a
French courier, contain no news. It was reported there had
been a great fire at Smyrna.—( Al!genuine Zcitung, March 13.)

Letters from Vienna state the E►nperor of
AUSTRIA to have been lately seized wi h
most alarming indisposition, from which, how.
ever, it is said that his Imperial MAJESTY was
recovering.

Earl BATiluitsT transacted business on Sa.
turday with the Earl of LIVERPOOL, at his house,
at 'Whitehall.

On Saturday, the Bavarian Minister, Baron de
CETTO, transacted business at the Secretory of
State's Office for Foreign Affairs.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY (by command of
his MAJESTY) has presented a petition to the
Rouse of Lords, from JOHN MALE, ESq., claim-
lug the title of Earl of Marchmont, the same is
to be referred to the Committee of Privilezes.
Sir HENRY WILLOUGHBY, of Baldon House,
bas declared his intention, by a printed circular,
of commencing, almost immediately, a canvass for
the representa►ion of the Borough of Walling.
fwd..

So 'numerous are the candidates, and so severe
is likely to be the contest for the East India Direc-
lion on the 12. th of April, that it is thought that
more than one of the Ex-Directors, who are out
rotition, will be hard run upon the occasion.
A Bill is about to be brought into Parliament
for more effectually punishing persons who are
detected in compounding of under penal
statutes ; which has been a long time a source of
great oppression to a tribe of needy informers.
News having arrived that public prayers were
.Baid in all the churches of the kingdom of Por.
toga!, for the recovery of his Most Faithful Ma-
josty's health, the Portuguese Ambassador has
directed that similar pruyftrs should be offered up
in the chapel of the Embassy, in London, which
was ac'cordingly done ou Saturday last, and will.
he repeated after divine service on Monday,
Tuesday, and .Wednesday, this week.
Government having.been applied to state whe-
liter assistance would be given to Highlanders
going to settle in Canada, Mr. W. flowrort, Un.
der Secretary at the Colonial Office, has replied
that Lord 13A.TnuasT has no funds at present in his
hands applicable to this purpoie; that a Com-
mittee of the House of Commons will be appoint.
ed to consider the subject, to whom the petitions
of persons seeking aid will he submitted ; but
that "c it is very doubtful whether any encourage-
ment will be given this year."
We had expected to have had to communicate
the definitive arrangements for negociating
tween Liverpool and the Bank of England, in
regard of such advantages as Liverpool may be
disposed to take of the offer of the Bank to ad.
Vance money upon goods. These arrangements
!love not, however, yet been completed.