The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-11 00:00:00

and oondurt will always stand far higher in public
esteem than those of the person• who can demean
themselves to such fanatic assaults.

The ratification of the Belgic Treaty by the Prus-
sian Government has been for some time in Lendona
ready to be delivered as soon as the ratifications of
Russia and Austria shall arrive. There is little
doubt that these latter will be very shortly forth-
coming.

The following are extracts from German and
Frankfort Papers. Their contents are of no great
moment. At Leipsic, it seems, great apprehensions
are entertained of the visitation of cholera, which is
making sad havoc at Halle :

VIE-NNA, JAN. 27.—The contents of the official documents
published in the Diario Romano of the 14th instant, which we
have given in an extraordinary supplement to the Austrian
Observer, furnish us with the elements from which a just opi-
nion may be formed of the lamentable state of things in the
Papal Legations, The length of the interval from the retreat
of the Imperial troops out of those provinces on the 15th July
last year to the middle of the present month, which has been
employed by his Holiness to introduce the most important im-
provements in the internal government and the administration
of justice, but has been used by the agitators and the misguided
to propagate anarchy, and to organize as much as possible the
means of resistance, clearly proves on the one hand the paternal
moderation of the Sovereign, and, on the other, the culpable infa-
tuation of the individuals who have hitherto succeeded in obstruct-
ing the just and salutary influence of the Government in those
provinces. The Holy Father, who owes it to himself, to his
quiet and peaceable subjects, and to the world, to see that this
melancholy example of disobedience and obstinacy shall at
length vanish, has ordered that his troops at Ferrara and Ri-
mini, should enter the Legations on the 19th, as announced in
the manifesto issued on the 14th from the office of the Secretary
of State, Official accounts of the operations of both divisions
of the Papal troops have been received in reports from Modena,
dated the 21st. These reports consist of a few lines only, and
have been anticipated by the later news through France. There
are still two cholera patients in the city, and seven in the
suburbs of Vienna.

LEIPSIC, Jay. r 7 .—Though the sanitary state of this city
is at the present moment as good as possible, the approach of
the cholera is more and more threatening. There were some
cases in Naruinburg, Merseburg, and Weissenfels, at the be-
ginning, and they are increased. At Halle, there were
twenty new cases every day ; some students have fallen victims,
and many leave the University. Professor Gesenius has left,
and returned for safety to Nordhausen. In Leipsic two cholera
hospitals are in readiness, and several physicians have been sent
by the Magistrates to Halle.

TAXIS: JAN. 27.—Her Royal Highness the Princess
Dowager of Tour and Taxis was in imminent danger the day
before yesterday of falling a victim to an accident. While
bending towards a light her clothes caught fire, and though
with great presence of mind she endeavoured to extinguish the
flame with a handkerchief, and assistance was immediately at
hand,. her head and neck were severely burnt. Her Royal
Highness is happily out of danger, and the wounds, though
painful, are in a fair way of healing.

STUTTGARD, FEB. I.—The following notice has been pub-
lished here The Swabian Mercury of yesterday contains a
notice from the Polish Committee at Ulm, in which the
latter has presumed, in opposition to the express regula-
tion of the Government, to assign to the Polish fugitives
other routes for passing through the kingdom, and has thereby
been guilty of a highly arbitrary and culpable interference in
the affairs of the police. Notice is therefore hereby given,
that the regulations issued by the competent authorities by his
Majesty's command, assigning the shortest route for the Polish
fugitives, are to be observed, and that proceedings will be in-
stituted against the Polish Committee at Ulm for its unau-
thorised conduct"