The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-02 00:00:00

Sovertige.,3 have also declared their inten-
tion of putting an end to the dissentious which
still agitate Sw•itze►land.
• The Austrian army is going to be put on the,.
peace establishment ; it will he composed of about
300,000 men, of which 42,000 will he cavalry :
180,000 men will be gradually disbanded. Prussia
- lets formed the plan to retain under arms an army
of 240,000 men.
I RUSSE LS, FEB. 25.—1 t would be difficult to
paint the sensations which the inhabitants of this.
city have experienced since yesterday evening ;
every countenance was impressed with the trans-
ports of joy and happiness with which every heart
was animated. Brussels, but lately plunged in-
misfortune, its inhabitants deserting its walls,
its commerce annihilated, is suddenly the ca-
pital of the United Netherlands ; its destiny
is fixed, and it becomes one of the most
flourishing cities in Europe, as it was already
one of the most agreeable, from its situation
and the urbanity of its inhabitants. The public
joy was expressed with that fiankness which be-
longs to the Flemish character; and which twenty
years oppression have not been able to destroy.
\ll the city was illuminated, and till late in the
nirht the streets were thronged with people of
all ranks, wishing each other joy.
When the dispatch was read at the Theatre, ►h.e
enthusiasm of the audience broke out iota cries
of joy, and waving of hats, Which were frequently
repeated. The public attention was attracted to
the Hereditary Prince, who, standing in his box,
s-emed deeply moved at these testi►nonies of the
general satisfaction. The-Netherlands are now
united as they were under Albert WICI
.exeept ,:lrtois and some parts of Flanders and
Halt:it:lit, but we obtain the country of Leige and
it... 5 dependencies in Brabant. The Netherlands
never flourished more than when under the same
Prince.

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LONDON,
7'kURSD,IY, I.JRCId 2, 1815.

Mr. PLANTA, Lord CASTLEREAIiS Private Se-
cretary, has just arrived at Downing-street. His
Lordship, we believe, will arrive in London about
the time we stated yesterday, and be in his place
in Parliament on Monday.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE AMERICAN SLOOP
OF WAR WASP. •
- (Front the Plymouth Chronicle, Feb. 29.)

" The Ganny.nicde frigate spoke a vessel,. the
Captain of which informed her, that the Castilian,
of 18 guns, had been- seen having the American
sloop cif war Wasp in tow, which she had cap-
tured, bound Co Plymouth.

" The Castilian is stated to have token her men
out of a prize she bad in company previous to the
commentomemt of the action.—The Gunny ynede
frigate arrived at Bermuda from a cruize, on the

24th January."
The above is from the usual source whence the
Newspaper Naval' News are derived,
.and we arc
ielined,to hope that it will turn out to be well
founded, as we know the Same"report not only
very generally vrevailed, but was very generally
believed in, America. There is some discrepancy
between the_ruinours as:to the name of the Cap.
following are the American accounts,
which we extract fiom our Papers received yes-
terday :

"Wz
us!' NGToN, (.C.)pcc.l .—Capture of theTTasp.—We
understandU letter is in town, elated Fay6tville, stating the
enture, off Edisto Inlet, of the United States slooi; of war
Wasp, by the Lacedemonian frigate. The action is said to
tavt lasted two hours. We sincerely hope this may prove
without foundation:"

" The Wasp Sloop of Won—We have a report, through,
the medium of a letter from North Carolina, that the Wasp
sloop of war. Captain Blakely, after an action of two hours,
bail been captured by the Lacedemoi-iianAigate. ThiS repot t,
though of 10 or 15 days ;tandiug, has never been traced to
a credible source."

..„ 7
•By'raiis' Papers of Monday. xye learn, that the
CougreAs.at Vienna is still occupied with negocia•
. .
tions, but, the points to which they relate are not
stated. The Duke of WEIL' NQTON has been pre-
sent at several conferences. An idea seettis /to be
that the King Of
~Sa'xi'_;ny will not ac-
cede to the decision of the Congress. Iu that/case,
the administration of the country is to he ~.:ntruste-
j t0 the:Duke of SAxE,WEInAft.

The Corn Bill, founded on the Resolutions
tYhicli live occupied the flous(1 of Commons for
bo-ne time past, was broug-ht intaSt'night,. and,
as is customary, read a first tins!. On a motion for

reading it a second time to-rnocrow, Mr. 13Aatxo
moved; as an amendment, to substitute [friday
se'nnight, and dixided the House upon it ; but the
nunthecs were 109 to 30 apinst Se-