The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-14 00:00:00

Terence :

STUTTGARD, NOV. 3,

By a resolution of his Majesty, dated the 20th Oct.,
the States of the king loin of Wurtemburg are to be con-
voked for the 15th January, 1830.
SWITZERLAND, NOV. 4.

The sum of 50,000 francs has lately been expended in
the Jesuits school at Freyburg. Above 200 new pupils
are expected there. The Council of the Canton of Yawl,
against which all the Journals in the Canton have declared,
has issued an invitation to persons who may be willing to
undertake the office of editor of a paper, which shall pub-
lish an accurate and complete view of the results of the
deliberations of the Great Council, and an impartial state-
ment of the opinions delivered, which paper shall be pub-
lished three times a week, under the title of " Bulletin of
the Sittings of the Great Council." Thus it seems the
Council thinks of combating its adversaries with their
own arms.

AUGSBURG, NOV. 6.

The .Allgerneine Zeitung contains a letter from London,
Oct. 26, ofthe following tenor :—" The frequent conferences
of the French Ambassador with Lord Aberdeen, are said to
relate chiefly to the affairs of Greece. The stipulations
signed at Adrianople, relative to the Treaty of the 6th
July, and the protocol of the 22d March, appear to have
excited some apprehensions in the Courts of England and
France ; and to have convinced them of the necessity of
settling, as soon as possible, and in a manner conformable
to the interest of their nations, the Greek question, which
has been rendered so complex by the length of time and
the course of events. It is said that the French Ministry
has made a proposal, according to which the Greek fron-
tier on the Continent should he reduced in extent ; but,
on the other hand, that the new State be entirely exempted
from the Turkish supremacy. The French Ministry as-
sumes, as a principle, that it is better to grant to Greece,
with a smaller territory, its perfect independence, than by
a greater extent of frontier to give it the prospect of greater
political importance, which, with the continuance of
the supremacy of the Porte, would afford perma-
nent materials for fresh troubles. A protocol, it
is stated, has already been drawn up in conformity with
this view of the case, which as soon as it shall have re-
ceive"' the assent of Russia will be presented to the Porte
—a time being fixed within which it must give its an-
swer. It is probable, however, that the Greeks will not
be much edified by this new scheme, and it remains to be
seen how the Greek Government will look upon it, and
whether it will not endeavour to get Russia on its side,
and see ancient Greece revived in the greatest possible ex=
tent, and :recording to the sanguine wishes of the Phil-
bellenes. The Porte, in its present state of distress and
penury, has powerful advocates here—endeavours are
making to procure a loan for it."

A mail has arrived from Halifax by the Spey,
sailed on the 21st of October, and from Ber-
muda the sth of October, by which we have
Halifax Papers of the 20th of October, Deme-
rara Papers to the 26th of September, and
Prince Edward'e Islands Papers to the 15th of
October.

The De►nerara Papers are void of the least

mterest.

The Prince Edward's Island Papers state
there are at prosant forty sail of vessels in Mira-
michi, for the purpose of loading with timber,
the price of which was very high.
(From the Halifax Papers.)
The .472:- Amelia, and Wellington transports, t
brough
the 34th regiment, relieves the rifle corps in this
garrison. The transports are to take the rifle corps to
St. John's, N. 8., conveying the 81st regiment from
thence to Bermuda, and the 74th from that island to
England.
His Excellency Sir Peregrina Maitland, lady, and family,
take their departure to-morrow morning, should the wind
permit, in the Hussar, for Bathadoes.
An address was presented to his Excellency on his de
partUre by the inhabitants and magistrates of Halifax--
to which he returned the following answer
could not but iratify me to receive
from you and the oilier inhabitants of the town of Halifax,
the assurance that you bays so kindly and favourably appre,