The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-16 00:00:00

Dtrritl PAPER A.

WARS Attr, lEc. 26.—The following,. Order cf
the _flay has just, been published here . ,

" It is the will of his Lupe Vial Highness the Grand Ptike
Constantine, that the 01'leers a all yanks who have not hi=
therto given in their names to the Commandants of the De-
partments shall do so within the space of sixteen days from
the date of the present orders; in case of neglect they will
have to ascribe to themselves alone the consequences that may
ensue from it. It is observed at the same time, that the Com-
mandants of the'llepartments, according to the orders of his
Excellency General bourbrowsky, will immediately scud to the
Polish Military Committee, the list o! tho names of those
Officers Who shall have had theta inscribed in their J3oreaux
within the period above stated.

The General in Chief of the Staff,
" TQLENSKI."

Rom E DEC. 2 i .—News- has been received that
Cardinal GOnsalve, Secretary Of State and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary froM his Holiness to the Con-
gress, has arrived at Milan, returning. from Vi-
enna. A 4 far as we know at Rome, Austria per-
SiSES in disposing of the Marches and of the Three
Legations. It is supposed, therefore, that his
Excellency Will make but a shat stay' at Rome,
after which he will return to Vienna if the Con-
gress is prolonged.--(Oracle, Jun. 13

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BRUSSELS, JAN.. 9.-1 n the Army of General
Kleist Von Nollendint, which lies on the Lower
Rhine, the Maese and the Moselle, all the Officers
and soldiers who were absent on furlough have
been recalled, and besides tbese.some reinforce-
ments are expected. •

Along our:frontier all is quiet, the amicable and
commercial intercourse 'with France increases
daily, and is returning to the same situation as
before the war. in '1792. It is asserted that the
French Government intends to improve the fora-,
fications of Dunkirk, and to make of that place
an important fortress, and to give its trade in the
North Sea all possible advantages. •

VIENNA, DEC. 31.—1 t is said,' that the Egil-
peror of-Russia has declared, that he thinks to
celebrate at Vienna the fete of the Emperor
Francis nn the 13th of February ; in return for
the manner in which that Monarch celebrated his.
A circumstance which seems to indicate that the
stay of the Monarchs will be prolonged is, that
lfi new fetes have been brdered•• for the Court.-
-06 the other hand, we have more hopes than ever
• of 'a
happy issue of the Congress. On Christmas
there was a grand conference. It seems', that
since the delivery of Count Hardenberg's Notes,
the negociations in writing have ceased, and the
mode of treating verbally, which was adopted at
'the commencement of the Congress. hns
‘,..Ave articles laid before the
Congress on the affairs of Germany, have given
rise to most important discussions in Several sit-
tings. The register of the proceedings fills 20
folio sheets, but it is not judged proper to com-
municate them at. present to the public.
BRUSSELS, J. 8. This morning passed
through this city a courier of the King of Naples
.'coming front London, , whither he carried dis-
patches for his master a short time Since he re-
turns to Naples by way of Munich, being charged
with dispatches for the King of Bavaria, and for
.Prince Eugene, late Viceroy of Italy.
• JANUARY B.—A private letter front Vien ma, of
'the 28th ult. says, the French negociations-have
employed all the finesse of diplomatic art to binder
Prussia from becoming a neighbour to France ;
they have said, that every contact of the two
- States would lead to disputes, and cause war,
which it was essential to prevent in the new order
of things-in Europe. From this truth, which can-
not be contested, they wanted to draw an in-
&Terme which has not had the good fortune to be
approved ; it would be proper, said they, to cede
to France the province of Luxembourg, with the
fortress of that name, and all the part of the Ar-
dennes, extending to the frontiers of the country
of Namur. " This country," said they " would
not at all increase the power of France,, but would
greatly add to its security." The Ministers of the
Allies perceived the "subtilty of such an argu-
ment ; and you may easily suppose they were not
the dupes of it. The province of Luxembourg,
renowned for the bravery and loyalty of its inha-
bitanti; has never been separated from the Ne-
therlands ;• you may be assured it will make a part
of our fine Belgium, envied by certain Powers, but whose destiny is irrevocably fixed ; the Dutch,
the Be)giaus, the Liegeois, all the children of the
same family, are going to embrace as brothers
after a long separation. •
RATISBON, DEp. 30.—Aceording to a private
letter front Dresden, says the Bamberg Gazette, a
Deputation of the Citizens having requested of
time present Government the revocation of the or-
der, forbidding.any mention to be made of King
Frederick Augustus in the public prayers, has met
with a refusal.
BERLIN, Dec. 31.—Baron Billow, the Minister
for the Finances, is sent for to Vienna, and will
set out immediately. Mr. Ville Councillor
of State, and• Civil Governor of the Countries be-
tween the Elbe and the Weser., is arrived here to
regulate, with the higher Authorities, the defi-
nitive organization of those Provinces. . The
Countess de VOss, who Was at the head of the
Royal Household, died last night,