The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-05 00:00:00

LONDON.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1828.

Extracts from the French Papers will he found
in another column. They do not, however,
possess any authentic news from the theatre of
war, but the observations of the Journal des
Debuts upon the march of events, will be read
with interest proportioned to the severity—would
we could not add the justice, of its remarks.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 29th ult.
says that Lord HEYTESBURY still means to ask
the Emperor of RussiA respecting the nature
of the Guarantee of the Indemnity which Russia
requires of the PORTE. We will answer him—
Constantinople, and the complete command of
the Hellespont—that's all !

VIENNA, JULY 23.

His Highness the Prince of Hesse Homburg set out from
Lemberg on the 11th, on his mission to the Russian head
quarters, by way of kischeneff, Jassy, and Ismael, from
which last place be will perform the
,journey on horseback.
Lord Heytesbury left this capital on the 14th to proceed
to the Emperor of Russia's bead quarters. It is still
affirmed that his Lordship is to ask some information of
the Russian Cabinet respecting the nature of the guarantee
of the indemnity which Russia requires of the Porte.
VIENNA, JULY 24.—Metalliques, 93 3-16 ; Bank
mares, 1,070.

FROM TUT MAINE, JULY 20.

It is long since any thing has excited such an unfavour-
able degree of attention, and so seriously occupied all
the Governments of Germany, as the complaint agalnst
Hanover presented to the Diet on the part of the
Duke of Brunswick, in the affair of the Privy
Councillor Schmidt. Every body is impatient for
the farther progress of this affair -in the Diet. Will the
complaint of Brunswick be discussed in the Diet in the
Constitutional form prescribed by the act of tke Confedera-
tion and that of the Congress of Vienna, or will superior
political considerations interfere? This question is now
the subject of animated discussions in our higher circles.
We hear of a special declaration which the English Charge
d'Affaires is to present to the Diet on this subject, and
also of an embassy which the two principal Courts of Ger-
many will shortly send to his Highness the Duke. Mean-
time the Hanoverian reply to the complaint of Brunswick
is expected before the beginning of the approaching vaca-
tion. It will then appear whether the two Great Powers
alluded to will, as it seems to be probable, advise that this
affair be carried no further before the Diet.

Frankfort Papers of the 29th of July were
received this morning, from which we make the

Following extracts:—

BREMEN, JULY 20.

M. Kelkmann, Brazilian Vice-Consul in this city, has
given notice that Lieut.-Colonel Schaffer received orders
from superior authority, as far back as the 12th of January
this year, not to make any more disbursements on account
of the Brazilian treasury for Colonists. With the excep-

tion of such persons as were engaged already last year to
emigrate to Brazil, but could not reach the place of em-
barkation till this year, no more Colonists will be forwarded
to Brazil till farther orders. Even those emigrants who
were engaged last year, and who have not yet left home, are
invited to remain there till they receive farther notice from
the Brazilian Consul here. The last ship with Colonists,
that is those who are already in Bremen, or on the way to
that city, will sail in August.

THURINGIA, JULY 21

We hear that his Excellency the Minister of State,
Von Carlowitz, is to be present on the part of the King
of Saxony at the conferences which are to commence
on the 15th of next month, at Cassel, between the
Governors of those States of the Confederation which
belong to the Commercial Union of Central Germany.
The more hopes are entertained of their conferences as
the principles, which according to the best information
the Union has assumed as the basis of its system, evidently
shew She intention of making such arrangements with all
Commercial States in and out of Germany, as may pro-
mote as far as possible a reciprocally free intercourse.

Liar sic, JULY 22,

His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar
arrived here yesterday from St. Petershurgh. M. de
FretAch, Minister of State, and M. de Spiegal, Master of
the Household, had been here a week, waiting to receive
his orders. The Grand Duke goes first to Wilhehnsthal,
to visit the Dowager Grand Duchess, where he will find
Prince Charles of Hesse Darmstadt, and Prince Bernard
of Saxe Weimar. The Grand Duchess will arrive here in
about a week.

By the Hind, Captain Itoo,Ens, arrived at
Glasgow, Van Diemen's Land Papers to the
sth April have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house. The following
Zing
are extracts :
We have the unspeakable
satisftctiiiotennedofl‘aininnios.
our readers, that his Majesty's eniig
by one stroke of the pen, done that for their colonies
which entitles them to our warmest gratitude. The ports
of the island of Van Diemen" Land, and of New South
Wales, are declared free ports, and placed on the same
footing as respects trade and commerce with Gibraltar and
Malta, by an order of his Majesty's Council, dated the 16th
• July, 1827. The ships of all nations have now unre-
stricted admission into our harbours on the same footing
as the British (those of the United States of North Ame-
rica excepted), and this latter exception only so long as
their Non-intercourse Act .is unrepealed ; which done, we
shall havefree commercial intercourse with the whole world.
This is indeed glorious intelligence, and will contribute more
to the advance of our prosperity, than any other meamtre
which could be desired. This it is to have for our Colo-
nial- Srcretary of State a man of business and of liberality.