The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-05 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, APRIL 26.—The last Chronicle of
the following article :
" I communicate the following Extract from
the Territorial At raitgement, from very authentic

sources :
"Bavaria cedes to A u

Inhabiter ifs.
"In Salibuqr
95;112
"In Fiansm6kriertel
92.390
In Inn Viertel.
115,670
" Vels
7§ll

" Total • 303,41 W
"It oht4ius from Wurtemherg, i.ucludini QLrittgen.. 8.4,256
" From Baden— , •
" The Circle of the Main and.Tanber • 95,382
" Circle of the Neckar to the Elsenz
" Of Yoinberg
43,000
" Of Hanau, with the Town
46,000
" Of -Fulda
20,881
" Ilednitz
3,000
"-A Bailliage of Fulda
24,834
4

" Total 356,493
" Baden receives for its indemnity 176,000
souls on the left bank of the Rhine.
" Darmstadt receives for its cessions to Prussia,
Bavaria, and Hesse Cassel, 325,982 souls on the
left bank of the Rhine.
" The cessions made by ‘Vurtemberg run along
the line of the Jagst. Its indemnities, according
to several accounts, is to be the Black Forest
of Baden.

" Darmstadt will be almost wholly on the left
bank of the Rhine. On this side it keeps the
Principality of Stackenberg,io which Darmstadt
is the capital.

" All accounts agree, that the countries on the
left bank of the Rh,ine, not yet disposed ot, are
to be given only to Baden or Hesse. If the lat-
ter contain together 500,000 souls. Baden will
have.lBo,ooo, and Hesse Darmstadt all the,rest.
" In the new plan of the German Constitu-
tion, the rights of the mediatised Princes are
placed under the guarantee of the Confederation.
The 14th and last Article says—" A meeting will
soon he called at Frankfort, in order to complete
therConstitntion in its full extent at the Diet."—
(Franiffbrt Gazette, April 27.)

A UGs2t.TRGH, 24.--(From a Letter from
lianiburgh, 14th ,April.)--The reports of arma-
ments in Sweden seen) not to have been wholly
unfounded. It is thought they were occasioned
by the demands of Prussia and England, Who, at,
the •rcquest of Denmark, called upon Sweden to

ORE EON INTELLIGENCE

IWUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS

AU3SDURtIH, 24.—The roads from Milan
to Parma, Placentia, and Genoa, are quite open.
Courcraw-r, APRIL 22:—The number of French
who abandon the standards of Buonaparte in-
creases daily; every moment we see theni arrive
in this town, wearing the white cockade, and
going to their lawful Sovereign. To-day we saw
200 arrive awned and equipped, with a white flag
at their head and a drum. Thzsoldiers were pre-
c(yred by Officers of rank, who repaired post to
thent. They have informed us, that the greatest
want of harmony prevails among the soldiers of
nuonaparte ; there are RS many who cry " Vire
le Roi I" as " Viive l'Empereur !"
•
At Lille, Citizens are often met in the streets -
with the white cockade, who cry, " Vive le Roi!•'

and ,loudly express their contempt of the partisans
Buonaparte.
•MaussEr.s, APRIL 30. E--By letters frOm Trieste,
we learn, that several vessels with troops on
board have sailed from that port, so tlr.it .there
can be nn doubt of Murat's having by this time

the enemy in his rear.
Count Alexis de Noailles, one of the An►hassa-
dors of LonisNVlll.at Vienna, has paised-through
here on his way to Ghent.

VIENNA, Apart 10.—ft was in consequence of
a letter from his Majesty the Emperor, that the
Prince Archbishop of Vienna ordered public
prayers and procession on the renewal of 'the
\var. The following is an- abstract from the Pas-
toral Letter :—" At the moment when we in
Common with all Europe, relying on the faith of
oaths, believed that our enemies would religious-
ly observe the protnises they had sworn to, when
we counted on happier times, on the continn-

*ince of Peace, on the reform of morals, on
the consolidation of the general welfare, those

perjured men who aim at usurping power
anew, nr maintaining- themselves in it, 'again
threaten all that is dear to good Christians
and faithful subjerts, and force our Emperor-again
to take up arms, with his allies, for the support
of justice and general ti•anquinity. Gdd who, ac-
cording to the Holy Scriptures, makes use of tem-
poral evils, particularly war, pestilence, and fa-
mitre, to punish, correct, or try mankind, will
bear7our prayers, if we implore him with contrite
and humble hearts, with a spirit of confidence
and true 10% e for our country."