The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

liver the Christians from the hands of the Infidels.
A brief address to this effect to his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent of England is talked of.
According to the calculation of Father Bonricino,
the freedoin of these unfortunate persons could
be purchased for the sum of 16,000,000 of piastres.

The Pro-Secretary of-his Holiness has pub-
lished a Notice that the ancient diplomatic rela-
tions with all privileges ood-itnmunities had been
restored with the different European Powers,—.
The right ot asylum 'is limited to the Palaces of
Ambassadors' sand to)ninor offences. The privi-
lege of a printing-press in the_ Pa/ace of the-Spa-
nisli Ambassador is Abolished. All works for
publication must first be stsbmitted to the Congre-
gation called de la Refdrine.

BOLOGNA, SEPT: 17.-;--GOWCTIII7IeIIt has camed

to. be arrested three carriages with travellers who
were going post into Tuscany. The utmost se-
crecy is preserved as to the motives for this, and of
course a thousand absurd reports are circulated.

VIENNA., SEPT. 22.—We expect fzvery instant to
hear of the signature of the Treaty ct Peace be-
tween France and the Allied Powers.

The 'Cabinets of 'Vienna and Berlin are now per-
fectly agreed with respect to the flame tate of
Germany. .
The corps of Gen. Count Wittgenstein,
. .
was long, cantoned S4►:xony, has assembled in
Silesia, and received orders to set out for the Uk-
raine. These' troppi are to reinforce the army of
Count Bennigsen, which is called the Russian
Army of the South.

We have seen. lately Genera) Mitatinowich, a
SerVian in the service of Russia, pass through
here. .He has comae direct from Paris, and is
going into Serviathrough Hungary.
The: famous chief Czerny Georges. who has
been all summer is Styria, has applied for pass-
ports to return to his own country through
Hungary.
Representations have been made to the Divan
at Constantinople, in (avour of the Lerviarts,
which seem to have matte no impression.
. Our Government it is said, has given orde7s for
the formation of a corps d'arnmee, destined to act
against the Mont6mti.grins (the insurgents in Ra-
glisa, headed by the Bishop of Montfo6gro.)
DRESDEN, SEM% 2.2.—According to letters from
Berlin the Prussian Government is .to 'Obtain' from
the of the Netherlands the cession
triets on the left hank of the Meuse, so..that the
Myer shoold form the boundary of time two States.

(Front the Journal tie Pc7is.)
PARIS, OCT. 3.—lt is belieml that .the Kiwi:of
Prussia will soon set out for Drussels.

• (From Galignani's ilessenger.)
PAM, OcT. 2.-17.zErti1ieror of Austria was
at 'Aldan on- the 30th. It is said his 'Majesty will
remain in. that -city till the sth Octob•Nr.

A greet number of Freneh troops with a com-
pany of artillery cg the Ex-Imperial Garr; are
now at Rochelle. They observe the most strict
discipline.

Everyday freshilastrian troops arrive at Lyon',
and others go out. We arc ignorant of t 1 mean-
ing of those marches and counter-marches,

Marshal Blucher rode through Faris yesterday,
attended by a brilliant staff.
VitENCII vtirms.

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HAMBURGII IND DUTCH MAILS,
EIZECEI,Et) THIS :40ILNING 3

MUSSELS, &FT. 30.—We have now the follow-
ing particulars respecting the res.titution of the

" The Commissioners had' already for a long
time employed every means in order to attain
their object, bat all was in vain ; and it was re-'
marked, meantime, that several Flemish paintings
disappeared frots time to time from thertlnseuro.
" This at last gave Occasion to 4 meMPF •:,
drawn up 'in very strong terms, from the Nether-
lands' Ambassador to the Allied Monarchs, in
which the pieces that had disappeared were ex-
actly named and described, and demanded that
the Directors of the Museum should be respon-
sible for the Flemish paintings.
" This Memorial bad the happy effect, chat
not only no piece more was missed front the
Museum, _but that the 'Netherland Conunis-
sioners ,succeeded, on the Igth September, in
getting into the Museum, and obtaining pOSscS-
sion of the plund-erect property. By 12 o'clock
the Same :day a waggon- with IG valuable pieces
was sent off, and after that a second load. ,At.
G P. rr. the celebrated Ox, by Potter, was carried
out by eight' men, escorted by three Prussia„,
Though a body.. of 3 or 400 Parisians followed
the picture, we succeeded in bringing it away,
without damage but this was not done without
difficulty, for the people were heard to murmur to
themselves, that they ought not to let the beau-
dig' piece be carried 011 uuinjored ; however, a •