The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

DUTCH AND FLANDEItS PAPERS.

FR kNKFORT, DEC. 14.—A Nuremberg Paper
has an article, dated Lower Saxony, which says,
" A 'report is spread of a marriage ,between the
Crown. Prince of Sweden and a Princess of a
family, which is related to the most ancient and
powerful Royal Houses, and to which the Swe.

tthilt nation seems particularly attached."
STOCKIIOLNI, DEC. s.—One of the Journals
yesterday contained a Royal.Notilication, dated
Nov. 4, stating his Majesv's reason for purchas,
ing several real estates, both manufactories and
land, in various parts of the kingdom, and ap-
pointing his anent, Mr. Forelins, to act in the
Courts of Justice in all cases in which his Ma-
jesty, in consequence of theseTurchases, may be
involved as'an individual.

DRESDEN, DEC. 4.—Our army is very shortly
to be reduced as far as is consistent' with the
obligations of the kingdom as a Member of the
German Confederacy. According to the expres-
sion of our venerable Sovereign, in a country
which cannot be great 'by its political strength,
the army is injurious • when it is too numerous;
as those who follow the profession of arms are
lost to the arts lind sciences, which are the true
means of:making a country p'rosperous, and its
inhabitants happy. .
DEc. 20.7--The accounts from Ger-
many, received this morning, state, that the
Court of Berlin has appointed General Natzmar
to go as Pruss,ian Commissioner General to the
Austrian army.in, Italy. It seems that a Russian
Officer of rank will likewise go to 'ltaly in 'the
same quality. This measure would seem to prove
the participation of Russia and Prussia in the
war-against the kingdom of the Two Sicilies,/in
case that Power should not accede to the last
proposals made to it by the Allied Sovereigns.
DEc. 15.—Our accounts from
Trall'pau.of thQ gib, :tato, that the confei-ences
between the Ministers are ' very frequent, and
that it is
,supposed they will be terminated about
the 15th of this month-. - 2

DEL 10.—General Baron Wimpfen
has passed through this city, coining from Trop-
pau, and going to join the army in Italy. During-
his short stay, he ordered his camp equipage to be
sent .after him.--Many Officers of-rank are also
gone to Italy, whence another body of light.,
troops is going to be sent. It .seems the cam-
paign ;Will be opened at the beginning. of Ja-
nuary, if the negociation with Naples should fail.
HANovEit, Dec. lg.—The gross revenue of the kingdom of
Hanover, from Ist of July, 1820; to Ist of July, 18-21, is 'calm-
lated at 3,104,007 dollars and the net, revenue, after dedue-
fion of the expences of collecting, &c., at 2,603,03-2 dollars.
Of this situ 1667,0-22 dollars ; are required for the army,
781,467 dollars
.for the debt of the States, and only 159,541
dollars for other expences. If the gross revenue for the year
1820 to 1821 should not prGve to be greater than that of 1819
to 1820, there would be fur 1821 to 1822 a new deficit of
639,526 dollars.
ANOVER,DEe. I.—lt seems that a considerable number of
subalti.rn officers and privates belonging to the late German
Legion have been, within a short period, to-London, to apply
in person to the English Government for pensions. In con-
serpience of which the English War-office has issued an
7official'declaration, that" in future, no claim of this nature
shall be attended to unless it is first sent to England by his
Royal.t-lighiless the Oldie- Of Cambridge as Colonel of the
late German Legion: and an answer is returned from thence,
that the claims of the applicants shall be inquired into." The
men "lave. lately been to England would have been ex-
.posed to the greatest misery had nut the British Government
provided for their support in England, and given them a free
passage home.
:MUNICH, DEC. 11.—Our two Academicians, Drs. Spix and
Martins, arrived here last night, from their voyage to Brazil;
they tave brought two children, belonging' to the savage tribes
on the river of the Amazons. Their extensive and valuable
collections in natural history are expected at Hamburg!).