The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-25 00:00:00

HAMBURG II MAILS.

IValsv.v, SEPT. 2.—The day before yesterday
his Highness Prince Constantine arrived here Prow
St. Peter,burgh.
• His Majesty the Enweroreaused it to be signi-
fied by Count Sobolewski, the Polish, Minister,
Secretary of State.. in St. Peersburgli, to the
ViceroY'.,.:Oli the llth July, that he wished the
iTittintity'y iiitiscrOioni which the inhabitants
vnatle io—del'ritY the expellees of the trintnithal arch
which they int,end to.ereet, may be vitt irelv applied

to the support Of the invalidi mid the poor, as
• Lis Nlajestif would not enter Poland as a conqueror
staidtter of nations, but es the father at his.

tent subjects.
The rain, ‘vhicli t continued for many days,
2iias greatly injured the hay harvest. The hitter
vitituits of rhe'fiehl,, %Odell are still on the ground,
Stiffer much : only the earlier Fruits havu been
happily housed during the tine weather.
The 11ainburgli Papers contain also inyik ab-
. counts of the enthusiasm inspired by thejrres'enee
iif !'`rind: Bhichir, in ,the inh'ihitants ht Haw-
a'nd Attiiha,* 'and ;if the v.ititma• Won Ours
iinid to, the vetietAhle Herd. On his .11"1'111Al,
reeeteed by h t!eputation of the Senate, he return-
,e'd thanks for all the honours that had been aireitly:

-iliewn him, and declined the guard of honour,
•saying, I.‘ my' -friends yon need not guard me;
Visit received:: Me formerly so well (viz, after: his-
•i•lpitulation ar Lubeck) thiat i could not refrain.
• from visiting my old friends and acquaintaee,
-fc'etis it I wereltmidst lay own family therefore
let -0 Vavena guard Of hunout."
Cu London, 33-11.

• MAINP4 ‘StPT. I3.—The Duke of
Itddinirghattsett has, of his own free will, receiv-
Xed into • the; Assembly of the ~States the class of
Titania% who hitherto had no eprosentatives.—
tirhe Ambassadors of four great EUropean PoWers
have delivered, us ‘siehear, to the Magistrates of
Viiriltidrt OH 'energetic Note, on account of their
Proclamation of the.Bo July (that forbidding the
Jews to purchase houses), it is said that in fu-
ture ©n entire liberty-ot the press will be
idtrnauc-
nd into the 'Kingdom of Siircohy: •

V:'I:NN.S., SEPT. I I.—Ttte 'RUSSI4II General
I'uin is still fiere ; it is saitl tlitit'the
Court ,tas fornit,lly atiliwinced to oiti
A,:outt, 0 well as to that of London, that the
ltussiaii is ieducing to the Peace Eitablist. lent.

ST. PETEnSieittin; sarr. -i.--On`tlie 27th Au
gust his Majesty arrived in good health at Mos-
cl,lS: at four in the onirtiing. lie watt teceivect in
t 1 e Li:ft:m.llo, by !liC Governor General Tormassow
*and his Stuff, and by Prince Jussupow. At nine
o'clock, the Military and Civil Authorities of
the five first classes assembled there. All the
streets to the Kremlin were filled with carriages
and cotottle!:s throngs of peoplv. At II the Ent-•
peror, with the'Grand Duke Nicolas, went to
the church. A universal Hurrah ! burst from the
people at the right of their beloved Monarch. On
. . .
entering 'the church, the limpeior was received
Iby thi Archbishop Augtistine, with..thethe Cross,
who rustle a 81eech, describing the sneering of
Moscow, as well as the relief afforded by his,
likia.i:csty, concluding with the, solemn ejaculation,;
)lo,olnalt to the Almighty! blessed is be who
cometh to the name of the 'Lord!. Masi .was
then read ond thanksgivings' offered up amid'
'the discharge of cannon and the ringing of bells.

The Archbishop and Clergy wore dining divine

service the inagnifieetit'ielvet garments eqtbroi-
tiered vvitti Crosses, Witic the motto " With these
is victory," The Principal Officers • had after 7
wards, the honour of dining With hitt Majesty.
• Ihithutru Sarr. po.—Prince IllneNer left us
on Sunday forenoon. lie will arrive ut
e 25 tli Hum burgh Papers to the 21'st )

PAais, SOT: 21.-51, Scum!Or, pianoilorta
maker, ant' des Dons Edam, Nu, 20, bas just
invented a nautical machine of the greatestsim-
Oicity, by which a man may set shipwreck at de-
fiance even. in the must violent storm, Ha Will
teak; a trial hefote the Authorities next week of
which he calls a fauteuil prtrapqn-
Vivre. He proposes to go on foot from Calais to
Dover!

A new class of spies. toe said to be at present
itetively iniployed by tI Police of Paris. Their
tdsin6s is to eittroine niinutely the dress of the
iieople in the streets', 'aidi report the least peen.'
liarity «hicfi tbey may observe, The- object is
to di•cover any sign, that tray 'be adopted. by the
secret associations, of which the Parisians are so
pinch afraid.

Upon the estate of Madame Von EL'ISIGRVV, isi
the Government Of Wroronesch, Sha4,ls and bor.
civil to them arc tuanilfactured, nfhlefi‘are nowise
itiferiuf•'to tfleThrttisli finalitranit beanty: the
Minister. of the Interior bus shetvn his Majesty
%Ohm of thein as specimens ; and Majesty, as
d piiritil'Of his satisfaction With these' productions
of Russian ingenuily, and for the faitlier ert.
couragentent 4.ll7ndame Von ELisiGew, has tint
Ler an Etui enriched with diainolidi.

By the Way—this is 4 Mist4iie.. There are to he titily 260
Deputies in all. .