The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-16 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

ARAU, MAY 3.—Lieutenant General Rognial,
of the Engineers, has lately made a tour through
the Eastern Departments, of France, by order
of the Government. It is affirmed that the
chief object of his mission was to cc•nfer with the
chief military and civil authorities, respecting
the political dispositions of the inhabitants,
There is no doubt that be has received perfectly
satisfied accounts. 'The other calumniated inha-
bitants of the Eastern Department are indeed de-
cidedly in favour of the Constitutional system and
liberal institutions, but at the same time sincerely
devoted to the King and his august House. It is
affirmed that in the beginning of the summer Mon-
sieur, the King's brother, and the Duke of An-
gouleme, may be expected to pay a visit to the
Eastern Departments.
NUREMBERG, MAY 5.-7 Another commercial
report Irons Leipsig, of the 24th April, says, per-
haps there never were such immense quantities
at English manufactures and goods here as at
this presets: fair. There is no room for them

in the warehouses, and the Hamburgh and Dessau
Jews are obliged to throw the bales of calicoes
into the street, that the purchasers may have
room to move in the magazines. The house of
BEKRENSHoRS, at Hamburgh, has sent 1400 bales,
and that of Levi GUMPEL 1200 hales to this fair.

It we add what is sent by mallyEnglish houses, &c.
we may be convinced that the ruin of the German
manufactures is at hand. The Saxon manufac-
turers are in despair, for even their cheapest goods
cannot maintain the competition with the English.
All the ready money goes to England. The Prussian
Tariff has every fair a more injurious influence.
The fair is wretched-=nothing is done but in Eng-
lish goods, which are sold in abundance, though
indeed at miserable prices.
AVG9BURG, MAY 4 —Commercial reports front
Frank tot t, of 25th April, say, our fair is over, and

I►as not been so bad as was expected, and as'soine
Journals represent it. However true these represen-
ations may be on the main, it is worthy of ►emark
that the German manufacturers, the Saxons, the
Swiss, and the .Alsacians, have had a very good
fair, and cleared all their stock. A great deal was
done in the leather trade too, and in general the
fair was much more brisk in the last week than
there had been reason to expect.

Th Cattle Fair at Haverfordwest, on Fliday,
the 12th inst., was abundantly supplied with all
kinds oc Cattle; the trade in general was very
brisk—in sowe. bargains rather an advanced price;
for prime beasts there was a good rice, good
lruiset► said high,

Colonel Sir ALex. BRICE, of the Engineer and
Ordnance Department, ha's just now completed a
Survefot the Lands adjacetit to the new .Dock-
yard at Pembroke, for the purpose of fixing upon
the best. situation for the erection of Military
Barracks, and the inspection of other public works
now going on in that establishment.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 14.—Arrived off this port air
! Marquess Camden and Princess Charlotte of
Wales, from Bombay and China.
DEAL, MAY 15.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Inglis, Burradale ; Vausittart, Cowan
(late Dalrymple) ; Marquess Camden, Larkins ;
and Princess Charlotte of Wales, Grible, from
Bombay and China.
HARWICH, MAY 15.—Arrived the Earl of Lei-
cester packet from Cuxhaven, and Prince of
Orange ditto from Holland, each with a mail.
FALMOUTH, MAY 13.—Sailed the Peke of
Marlborough packet for Lisbon; Marlborough
packet for the Brazils ; and Princess Elizabeth
packet for America, all with mails.
MILFORD HAVEN, MAY 13 —Arrived this
morning the Guwer packet, with the mail and
passengers, from Waterford. Arrived the Hope,
Mason, with timber for the Dock-yard, and the
Dispatch transport and Tortoise lighter from
Plymouth, with stores, and a gang of riggers, to
fit out a new cutter about to be launched at Pem-
broke Yard. Remain the Kitty, from Smyrna for
Liverpool, tinder quarantine, and the Wolf and
Alban schooners. Sailed this moi.niig,' the
Chance, from St. John's for Whitehaven, and the
Diligence Revenue cutter on a cruise.