The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-04 00:00:00

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tea evi;ctr, jUNI: 26.—The Act tif Attesisidh
.of the Swedish Court to the Holy Alliance is
stated to have been drawn up on the 21st of May,
turd :fofwardqd to St. Ntersbtirgh. His itoytt
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Highness the Ctown Prince of Sweden will he
accompanied on his tour toNorway by the Miuist er
tor Foreign affairs.
Sf.'PrrEllSktittiti, Suns g.—The day befdlo
yesterday the Minister of the Interior and Privy
'Counsellor Kosodawiew re..vived for promulga-
"lion in the Stuart, an Ukase of his Imperial Md-
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`jeity to' he Senate, by ‘vhich the" rii'suildge of the
Peirsuirts of Est/load is (Aaiished. In the gear 1 Sl4,
,the Nobility of Esthonia had taken the resolution
to request his Majesty, t Mough the maim of the

Governor-General df the Provitict, the Hereditary

Prince of Holstein Oldatiburgh, tb abolish the vas-
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&nage of the Peasants in Esthouia,in the conviction
that the return of the great 'deliverer of Europe
nut be.ittort worthily salemulted than by
imitating his example. The Prince, taking a
interest in this resolution, presented the
request to his Majesty, who immediately gate
orders for the dre*ing lip of Regulations for the
proper execution of this measure. This work is
now completed by the indefatigable activity of the
Prince, examined and approved by the Emperor'
and the legal Acts were signed by his Majesty on
the 23d of May. The'Act of Organitation, as well
as the Regulations concerning the fitture civil re.
lations of the enfranchised peasants, are to be trans,
toted into the Esthonian language, and printed and
eommunicated to the inhabitants of the Province.
With the provident wisdom of a tegislator his
Majesty has decided, that the enfranchisement
thall not take place suddenly, but partially and
successively, so as io be completed in the,
of 14 years.
Titus, by one dash of the pen, by the hand of
the revered Alexander, the chains arc broken, by
4A'hich 100,000 men have been deprived for cert•
turies of the enjoyment of their personal tights.
The Minister, who is distinguished fat his liberal
ideas, joyfully communicated, without loss of time,
to the Senate the benevolent order of our squat

Monarch.
Vis Imperial Highness the AtcWokeliolasr
arrived on the ldth Mar(o. S.) at Pa,atche, and
on the 18th Stnolensko, where he viewed the fields
on which were fought the tnetnorable battles in
the last war.

Among the persons whose departure for foreign,
countries is announced are the High Chamber.'
Jain Me%antler Nariscliken, and the General of
Infantry, Count Roctopschin. From Bth .fanu.
nry to 22d April, 194 merchantmen arrived ,at
Odessa from Constantinople,
MUNICH, JUNE 20.—0 n the birth-day of Ids
Majesty, the King of Bavaria, the Bavarian arms
were p,it up at Deux Punts amidst the lively ac.
thatations °lithe people, and the Whole town was
illuminated In the evening.
Preparations were making at Frankentlial,
Spires. Landon, &c. for the solemn reception of
his Ma;esty, the King of Bavaria.
1-14uovem, Jura 26.—Severai of out country.
Arlen have joined together to realise the execution
of a wish, which is cherished by every Hatstive-
thin. They have published an interesting adver-
tisement, proposing to receive subscriptions far a
juonmnent to the officers, subalterns, anti privates
of the Hanoverian corps, and of the German
Legion, who fell at Waterloo, or who have since
died of the wounds received there. It is proposed
to erect the monument in the neighbourhood of
Hanover, as the capital of the country, and to
have it constructed entirely of stone, dug in the

country.
The Duke of Cambridge goes to-night, by in-
vitation, to Berlin. His absence is expected to
last tilt the 10th of July.
. Exchange tin London, 25th and 28th of June,
35. 8.

tit L'Neti PAYERS,
DINCEJVAD 7Hfs MORNINa.I

rARIS, JUNE 30.—We are assured that the Duke
of Angouleme goes on the 6th to the Department
of the here. lie will return on the 20th. Ills
Royal highness desires that public honours should
Dot be shown him on his journey.
The Prince of Wirtemberg, the Chief Officers
of State, the Marshals, Dukes of Tarentum, Reg-
gio, Belluno, Ragusa, Alhafera, Corttegliano,
Valmi, the Ministers, kc. were yesterday observed
among the persons at the Tuileries.
Yesterday M. de Marandet, Minister Plenipo-
tender)? of France to the flame Towns, was pre-
letited to the sting by the Duke of Richelieu, Mi•
niAer of Foreign Affiirs, to take his audience of

lir;rite of Cond ,vent yelitertlay,gt twelve

l'doA, to Chantilly.

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aponsors at the Laritisto of the iuNnt daughter of
i11ar41.41 Ouditint.

The Duke of Bth;rbon Intel da taking hi, &pat-
ture from England far Paris 'On the 3d of this

The Marquis of Marialva, An'tbassador of the
ging Of Pottugal and the grazils to his Most
Christian iViajesty, was introduced by. the Grand
Master of the Ceranoniesi end had the honour
to present his credentials to tie Kitig) Pefore
Mass. Mons. de Lalive, Master of the Ceremo-
nies, decompanitd his liteelleney his Hotel.
We stated yesterday, actording to a letter fratti
Ifientta, that d errant was formed in the environ%
of Petersburgit .of 80,000 men, but more recent
news direct front Russia, and even from Peters-
burgh, infortti us now that it is only a camp con-
posed of a few ,regiments of the guards, for the
purposes of etereise (luting the slit-rimer.
It is said that M.Cortois de Peessigny, Ambas-
sador to -the Holy See, will be appointed on his
return Archbishop of Paris.
The Journal df Frankf&rt announces that Mad.
liessiti es arrived the 20th June at Stuttgard, with
her family, returning from Vienna us Paris.
Messrs. Tierney and Charles Taylor, both
Members of the English Parliament, disembarked
on the 26th of June at Calais.