The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-08 00:00:00

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LAViRS jUIY 29.—The Baron de Orudene,
Chard d'Affaires of Russia, was himself bearer,
altis return to Zurich, of the Act of Neutrality
of Switzerland, signed by his Sovereign. His
Excellency afterwards sent to the Piet a note
from the Etußetor, inviting the Swiss Confider*.
lincl to accede to the Holy Alliance.
The price of corn has fallen this week in all
markets of the east of Switzerland. The
nopei of a plentiful harvest, which has just corn-
niette,d, will cause it to fall yet lower. Bova: in
h,fs, of its own accord, revoked the prohibitions
against the exportation of corn. Vpon the Maine
and. the. Rhine the alarms are insensibly dissipated.
Several convoys of grain, sent by speculators from
Italy, have received counter orders, occasioned
by a sudden fall in the prick.

VIENNA, JULY 25.--For three days past two
battalions of pioneers have been employed in rails-
inti the fortifications of our city, which were de-
stroyed 1809.
BAnZT4I AMY 25.—They speak of several im-
portant declarations made at Frankfort by the Mi-
nister of a great power, relative to the affairs of
the interior or Germany, and which occasioned
the lust journey of the King of Wirtemberg to
f.:'arlsruite, to confer with the Grand Duke of Ba-
den.

FRANKFORT, Ju oncertaiu.ty

tlegard to Abe time of. the ripening of tint
Diet continues. Some say it will be on the 15th
of
,August, others put it off to the lit of Septein-
her; lastly's, other think that nt this tittle it IS ini
possible'to fix in it peisitive manner the epoch of
th`e, opening of this assembly which will siitte the
Constitution of the German .Coneediration, and
areide 'the political existence of More than
twenty millions of iti‘habitants. These they say
are the Subjects to be subinitted to the delibera-
tion of the Diet, the settlement of the contingent
to he furnished by each State of the Confederation,
their relation with Foreign Powers, the liberty of
moving from one State to another, and the Civil
State of tire Jews.

IVe read in the Journal cl& Frankfort that the
Dula of Holsten-Eutin desires insertion of the
following article :

" Sa.rony, July 20, 181 C.

" His Royal Highness the Duke of Holstein,
Eutin addressed, on the 17th of July, a letter to
the of Denmark, concerning the affairs of
his family. At the end of.it his Highn6s engaged
no longer to bear the name and title of his house.
This Puince will sign G. A. Gustthiah (stilt of
Gustavus)." •
The celebrated Anatomist, Hesselbach, died at
Wurtzburgh iu the ;night of the 23d of this .
Month.

BERLIN, JULY 23.—The Prince and Princuit'
of Orange will stop here only a few days. Her.
Injesty the Queen of the Netherlands departs on'
the Dish. Her august children will accompany her,
or follmi soon after. The King will set out to-

morrow morning.
VIENNA, JULY 25.—The Doke of San-Carlos,
Ambassador of Spain to our Court, arrived here
yesterday.
It seems very likely that the Emperor will go
to Toeplitz, where several crowned heads will be
assembled for an interview, in which several im-
portant questions will be taken into consideration.
The Sank continues to be besieged by a crowd
every day, with the exception of Saturday and
Mondays, when it Continues shell'.