The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-28 00:00:00

nines :-

" That part of Saxony.which is indispensable toa.better con-
nection between the Mark and. Sile,ia, to the security of the
open country before Berlin, and to th Inai.itenance of the
Stale, the imporfance of which was evidently shewn by the
last eventful year. This part is separated by a line by wh.4t
the towns of Feidenterg, Reichenbach between Gorlitz and
Bautzen, Wiltenchnau, Orland, Muhiberg, with a direct
roa.J between i%lertzdor if and Gruben. Schelda, Entenberg,
Sekenditz, Alt-Itanstaed, Lutzcn, and the Circles on the
other side of the Ester, are ceded to Prussa, which enclos-
ing the Bivhopric of- ic_itz,--.ends in the town oflueltaw, the
whole t.;il-..-4-c---of Nt'.1.15t6.10t, and the Saxon
Provinces included in the Prussian territories-wlil fail to
Prussia.

" Berlin will in luture be covered by the fortresses of Wit-
t.mberg and Torga.u. The whole line of the o,lcr will be in
possessio❑ of Prussia. The limits of the territories of Blintz-
as far as Hall, which were hitherto irregular, will form .
a compact territory, and the parts of North Thuringen,
adapted to cultivation, will he now, for the firsttime, in a

proper state of connection. The passes of the Saale, and tle
fortresses of Erfurt, will
,cover the Prussian state on thiat
side. Besides, Prussia receive, in Westphalia, Cprvey,
Dortmund, the Dukedom of Westphalia, for which Darm-
stadt will be indemnified on the left Bank of the Rhine—the
Dukedom of Berg,' with the Koln possessions formerly
closed within it. The ancient States of'the prince of Orange,
Der, Hadainar, Belsleim,Dillenberg, and Siegen, for which
he will receive ntw possessions betwtea the Moselle and the
Rhine on' the Belgian frontier. These countries arc very
conveniently united into one mass with the whole Prussian
territories in Westphalia, as well in, respect to situation as to
the industry and skill of the inhabitants of the county of Berg.
Lastly, Prussia will t.ceiVe a large tract of territory on the
left bank of the Rhine.'

" At the distance of half a German mile the line of the
Prussian territsry proceeds upwards from Gennep t 9 Sittarj,
both which towns are without the Prussian frontiers—then
it follows the boundaries,. between the Dukedom of Limburg
and Falcsch, as far as the- vicinity of AacheM, yet in such a
manner that the points projecting near Hertzegenrah Kill
fall to Prussia. Aachen& continues subject to Prussia, The
Cantons of Engen, Malmepy, and St. Vith, become Prtilsian,
and form the fiontier on this side. The Oure, Sure, and Mo-
' selle, the Saur, as far as Contz, distinguish the former de-
partment of the Forests. The towns of Vianden and Ech-
ternach arc on the other side of the department. From
the Saur above Contz the boundary line crosses the Undrusk
.as far as the Glan over against Lautreeki.• so that Her•
meitzkeil falls within the Prussian line, and Berlienfeld
remains without it—then it follows the course of the Glan,
and runs by Nahe, Mersenheim, and Kreutznach, and
ends at Bergen on the Rhine. • Thi's tract of country forms a
compact whole, with the possessions of Prussia on the right
bank of the Rhine opposite. It contains the considerable
towns of Cottle, Bonn, Crereldt, Acben, Tries, and Coblentz,
and is defended by the fortresses of Fnleb and Ehrenbrecht-
stein, which last has now been restored. The German fortresses
of Luxembourg and Mentz will :Serve as a bulwark; in this
manner Prussia will be completely indemnified, wide:: she
well deserves, for her noble efforts. After the negociation
wit respect to these territories are concluded, the t elations
of the diii,rent German States with each other will b, de-
cided with impartiality, and a e,.orention on that subject
may soon be expected. The defence of the common cowl ry
will be completed. The mediatised Princes will thereby be
united to the greater States, and the power of Prussia may in.

this wanner expect a considerable accession of strength by
being united with Princes_ who will thereby connect their
security with their independence."