The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-14 00:00:00

Fa:NCH PAPERS.

F fO7ll the. Emile, dated Tuesday.)
VIENNA, APRIL

'The Austrian Observer announces the depar-
t.ire of the Emperor of Austria for Italy, as
follows :

" lii3 Majesty the Emperor and the Archduke -francis
Charles will set out tor Al flan" on the 7th : they will reach
lfdina on the 12th. Nothing is known of the further progress
of their journey. The Empress and her sister, the Archduchess
Sophia, are to set out on the -nth for:Munich, where they will
acrjracn the 9th.",

Fron the Coniti;utionati of Monday. )

MILAN, APRIL, 1.

' 'Vie great preparations making for the reception of the Ern-
peror Francis vary a little the monotonous state of torpor which
has been imposed on us'for theSe ten years,by the icy coldness
aid the heavy apathy of theiiustrians. The contrast is strik-
ing to the Italians, who. -Wcli_remember the life, activity, and
gaiety that prevailed while th 6 French *ere here.
.-..Nnt7ithstanding the 419rnatic denials or ambiguities, per
sons whn seem to he Welt infoißed still assert that the Emperor
of Russia and the King or.--.Ptussia will come to meet the Ern-
...
.peror at Neat arid more pressing invitations havebeeri
-made to the King of NaplvibrtheCabinct of Vienna, spa
his :gaiesty governs nittt Uch certainly
,40e3 not enjoy
independence, prudence ‘4sll,:yr,obably induce him to gyve Wisp
Lettcrs from Napl6 bY.-fists niorning's mail even at:Trounce,
that his Majesty will set cult for Milan oh- the 10th
,inst. 'At
ail ev,ents his first ariswor is on honourable protest, in favour of
t!le, dignity of the Crown., must not b 2; estimates? accord-

1-et: to the respective strengea of the-States. , • .
• :It is Generally belieVed hera, that-the conferences now going
co'Cat Paris, under the aetapiees of Priace Metternich, are only
preparatory to those whielfare-tO take place at Milan, where it
r affirmed- that most. complicated. and important interests will
he discussed, in which the- atfaies of • Italy will be only an epi-
•or rather a pretext Wl:tweed-le main object. It is thought
7;2 shall have a sure thermometer to estimate the nature of the
tundementa resolution 7iff be adopted here. It is said
the if it is:pacific, the ,fre-e4ees:AA will be to show some regard
t the-wisher of the peoplwand to make concessions to them
• te
,o pitre.ii -mil to the tog ofrenswe iiiscordances which now exist
in Europe, .and threaten fattree.stoems. If, on the contrary; it
resolved to show a. firm eOuwentince to Engla,nd, and to fol-
. _ .
-
lew an opposite coerseenew,:measusea of restriction and
• .
Gorr-
pression will be the 'first :teeth. - Of these the consequences
•,
;nay be ruinous area ins cuiabla
lleantin,e it is thought ehartnetans will be employed -to Check
tee spirit ef association avkicli begins to manifest itself among
t! 'e. Powers of Southern-Germany. Prussia and Austria,' it is
certain, are dissatisfied with.thd commercial alliance forming
twe2n Bavaria.Wirtemberg Nassau, Baden, and Darmstadt,
to which Switzerland hagleeciled ; because, though only com-
mercial, -it May lead to iniptaitant- political results. -
As for us, having no tnetftta4 en -express a will, we must be
content with wishes ' • one of which is, that, among the serious
can cerns which call the Stivereigfi 3litster of Italy to this capital,'
he may be pleased to restore to- their-families and to liberty so
many illustrious Lonibeeda' Who,- like the unfortunate Count
Genfaionieti, still languish in priso-or exile, whoseTrincipal-
crene was supposing that the-et-cation of the new kingdom of
Lenabardy arc Venice would not be aamere sounding title, but
sieriid at least bring sorne2reatall,vantages to the country, were
it eely what the Emperor.Aliteee44theal then done for Foland.
( From the Courier 1,77-4.-?xcais of ltifonlay. )
• -114 p R A LTA R, MARCII 24.
It seems that the Eropewcoptiolge-co, yielding to the earnest
entzeaties of the. Spm 3sh- has agreed to-deliver_
tl into his hands tea of a ezenSna.4l4, residing at Tangiers, for
the, sum of 14.1.,004 riaitre.setitp..l4etpiebrig. „Among then are
Valdes,- Fries, Linares,eantlAie,l4eminister of war,, Lopez
irlanoS. Thew unfortunate men 1f v.: placed themselves under
protection of the Consuls.of:Eegland, France, and Sweden,
appettea that their fate relic: isnd upon the orders which
diplomatic agents will reitnye,., from their respective Go-
tears. • It is to he hoped their these order:kw-illbe favour-
After the dreeel(-'erptailishnieetts that lutve hien
_inflicted
these who have fallen ita sett hands of the Spanish (30-.
er France, kleglere), oorSwetlen, could. think of
means to sust•Oe,liiatSY•stem of te-action and
e which they have sete_eul senes endeavouredeo check.
PIARTS, APRIL 19.
folloatine is the -addit e presented by the Corn-
:tee of the Charalter of corpipissioned to examine the
project of law relative to the indemnify
24. The first arelel.e o#' ,the law of the sth December,
lgi 4, shall ceeitinue feece„..SO:triat ro dispositions of the
-erce;ent law -shall, in anyeeeo.,•e,- piejadice the tights acquired
Uefore the publication of 'elte-Consi hallo:131 Charter, and main-
tained in the above-menti4nel artiae, Whether with respect to
State. er n‘n•sens nee aoes this law, in any manner,

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