The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-22 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Ai:X-0.-CnAPELLE, SEPT. 9.—The workS of att
pluu::ed from, Proisia,_Bruuswiek, Hesse, and
Meckienbutg by the French, and conveyed to
Paris, having. liven reStured upon the demands of
Ribbentrop,. 11;* has claimQ.l 40 pillars of
graoile, take!! from Aix-la-Chapelle, which are
employed in the support
.and decoration of the
'Museum. I4e has also claimed the tomb, of Char-
lemagne, which 'is likewise the properly of the
town of Aix-la-Chapelle. Great difficulties arise
in finoing the treasures of literature that have
been cairied off. The search is, however, dill-
. gently prosecuted. Of the books taken from the
Abbey of Pruni, the valuable Codesiittreus, which
is ornamented with many jevVels, and is valved by
-the French librarians, at 200,000 francs, has been
found in 11F library and will he taken away. There
hare also been found 52 volineS of the celebrated
collection of engravings belonging to Cologne,
which the Prussian Intendant General has also

taken away.
FRAtstKyoaT, SEPT._ 13.—Private letters from
Paris soy, that the allied powers, in reference to
the approaching. treaty of peace, would, before.
they left Paris, sign a declaration, according to
Ivirich they ‘k.ould not be satisfied with the cession
of Alsace and Lorraine, but desired still more.—
It is also stated, that it has been determined to
'reduce by forCe all the French fortresses that arc
.not );et occupied, acrd to keep them till there is
nothing more to fear from,Erance.
A French mechanician at Neufchatel, named
llaiUnrdct, is said to have discovered the peipe-
taum mobile It consists of -a wheel, -on the peri-
phery of which are small pipes half filled with
quicksilve:., which, at the top, have a centrifitgal
direction, and, by a simple contrivance, receive
au Opposite impulse. Ile spews the- ma-
chine publicly, and intends to subunit the solution-
of this difficult problem to. a Farther examination
at Paris. The simplicity of the construction oc-
.
casinos a favour of Lie ti_ng.
ibie opinion
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 14.—Her Imperial High-
nCts the Grand. Duchess Catharine of. Russia,
Grand Dttches: of Oldenbiirg, arrived here to-day.
,Baron jaciThy Clost,'"Prussian Minister at the
English CoUrt, arrived here. porn Berlin, the
day before yesterday,- and_proceeded yesterday to
Paris.

BERLIN, SerT. 9.—The French Government.
had confiscated in 1809, the funds that formerly
belonged 'to the Jesuits of Erfurt, the value of
which was nhoe 10,0a0 crowns, as well in ca-
pit:ll as in landed property.--What could be
iealised, passed into the hands of persons who
are Unknown. The King has ordered
*tie reve-
tr~,i•nf tlre.e hinds to he applied to the support of
the Cailitilic nna

lIACL, SEPT. 7.—Preparalions are.tnaking here
and- ill t,tir neighbourhood, for the taking of the
bath of al!egiance, and tbe ceretnOtiv of 'doing
homage, which %vitt take place'at Magdeburg, on
the 25th of this month.

VIENNA' SPrr. 6 —According to the last ac-.
commis from Paris, the departure of his Majesty
the Mi•mperor,- which was fixed for the 10:1t, is-1
again•piii otE, WI-iCh is said to be occasioned by
several obstac,les that have delayed thenegociations, •
which were nearly fin shed., among which the troll.;
blesin t eSouthof France are especially mentioned
It is added, that the diplomatists of all-the Powers
become more and
,more convio,eed that the Royal
House of Bourbon, even with time best intentions,
will hardly be able to -afford a durable guarantee
for the repose of France and Europe, unless some,
of the most inipottant frontier provinces and
tresses-remain entirely in possession of the Allies.
Some pretend to know that the negotiations
are_now carrying;on iii this different view' of the
subject, and upon these bases ; the h-appiest re-
sult is expected, because England is affirmed par-
ticularly to insist upon the demands; which are
supported by the popular opinion Moil! countries.
Upon the news of the- delayed departure of the
Sovereign, the journey of the Empress, who was
to set out on the 9th tiy the nay of Bavaria and
Switzerland, to Turin, to wait there for theEm-
Teror, is now put off till the end of the month.
Immediately after the grand review of the Austrian
army near Dijon; the 2d Luolwehr battalions,
the reserve cavalry, and ail the frontier regiinents,
will begin their March home, chiefly to Gallicia
and Bohemia ; time nrimher of troops returning is
estimated at-above 150,000.
Far some days Rist they have been busy in the
Imperial Mint in coining 50,000 ducats into coro-
nation tnidals, Ni:•hich are to he distributed
,-To ..indge indeed by all the preparations
our Courtin-tends; to ,sheiv itself to its Italian
subjects in a.spiendour hitherto without example,
the coronation_amt the act of doing homage will
be performed with the greatest pomp. The num-
ber of persons rittacheAl to the Court who are or-
cl6.ed to Italy may be reckoned at 600 • even the
ity.h.de of the fitinv:ariatrnoble aloud, with Count
Zatry, their Coionel,'w.ill accomPanv the Court.

CHAMBERf, SEPT; l.—Mr: Fihot., Prefect of
•
this Dtatttnent, has published'au art6i6, Stating,-
that notNithstanding thr extraoldinary sums al-
toady raiscd in July and: Augisst, there is still
sum of above 600,000 francs 'to satisfy
the -demands of the Austrian army, that the In-
tendant Ge'neral of .the ar-My has signified, that
unless this: demand -be satisfied, he shall send
troops to live at Free +meters on the inltahtants ;
that he Las Itl vain apvCiad tO
the onventton
shoietrat Paris. the 04th July that It
hac been
riot e. 41 to that in ease of a limger delay, he
sltall- Ite arrested atid trausported, and the lOWIt
of Ciutiaberi and the department sithiecied to mi-
litary execitthni ; he thei.efore orders a DCW Clti
teaoYditiaty tax of 69 centime per tralle, to meet
the demandl of the daily se' vice, and the divers
requisitions imposed by the Austrian tirthy,