The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-26 00:00:00

GERMAN IN I'ELLIGENCE.

A Hawburgh Paper states, that in consepteoce
of the high price of provisions in the South of
Uerinany, and the fears of a dearth, the Austrian
(;overument had prohibited the export ut provi-
sions by Salzburg, mid the adjoining confines"
into B.tvarla.

From the same goarter we learn, that the
Elector of Hesse has entered upon a proceeding
Which has given great alarm to many of his sub-
jects, During the Elector's Absence from his
States, which were merged in what was called
the kingdom of Westphalia, considerable sales
of. tuitional &manta took place, the possession of
which was supposed to be secured to the pur-
chasers, ns has been the case in other parts of
•Jcurope, The estate,of Freycithagen, part cl these
domains, was purchased by. a Mr. Sehrei-
-Vet. b.:t the Occult. thonght proper to reclaim
witlrout offering any indeinnity. Mr. Schreiber
anwltrely refused to relinquish possession. It
was (he) determined to employ force, and the
i
Electoral upper lient-Clramher sent Counsellor
13E4:thriller with ten hussars, to take Military pos-
it-pion of the property. Mr. ,Schreiber could
hot of coarse resist this armed force, hut
1w adopted another Coll,rse by applying to the
,A;,meal Court at Cassel, where lee received sat Wee-
t4on. That Court of at US; kC 193 tied, at the in-
mallet; Of Mr.
,Sebteiber; a formal inhibition
. -
ttgajost all forcible prtice!etlings„. and Mr. Conn-
s.ellor Habanero with his ten hussars, was com-
pelled to relinquish his extva-indicial occupation.

This ent7ed tt.'i short campaign, iVittenit tiOod-
shed ;
,hitt the Hessian public relltitill in the most
anxious vipeethtion-with regar(l to the 'ultimate
resit.ltlOreover, the nitinetons purchasers •of
domaink, hmong whom ari., _varjoui Ilibiects of
friendly-states, %licit its the Minister Von Stein, the
tooliaii E4voy ilahttlettp, and the Anstriah Mi
niSter Coma B tOl, have drawn reclantations
and irtoresit ait.titift the whole proceedina, which.
will await the deci,ion of'the German Diet.

A new ground of discord has arisen between
the States of Wurtemberg and the Xing,- lh Con-
sequence of the arrest of a merchantlaffleilhron,
a native lVtirtembergliet, ofthe name of Seytiardt.
The States, in a reptesentation on the sahject to
his Majesty, set forth that this arrest took place
at an ina at Baden, by a soldier of the Baden
police, who brought him in custody to the police
of Stuttgart!. They compl Ai n also that the
papers 'of Mr. Seyffardt were seized At Heil-
hron by an order from the Royal Cabinet,
sealed up and transmitted to the Stuttgart( po-
- The Stares assert that the proceeding is in-
consistent with the farms of law, and that no
citizen can he withdrawn from the jurisdiction of
his lawful judges. They therefoie pray- his Ma-
jesty to suspend the further proceedingi of the
police against Seyfrattit, and that the affair may
be referred to the competent 'tribunal. it is re-
potted that Seyffardt is•charged with having put
into a post-office a packet, in which, under cover
to the Grand Duke of Baden, was enclosed a
pamphlet, criticising the Government of Baden ;
hut whether he was aware of the contents of the
packet is unknown.
The hx•King of Sweden resides at present at
Ilanan, under the name of Gustafson. He lives
in great privacy, and has only two persons in his
house—a Turk Who acts as his servant, and a

fvinale.
The King of Saxony, by an instrument dated
the 14th of 3uly, Jos acceded to what is called
the Ugly Alliance, on the invitation of the Em-
peror. Alexander.
The GCriliall ntanufactrtrers, it is said, have a
very poor prospect at the present Frankfort fair,
in con,,ctitience of the inundation of English goods.