The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-18 00:00:00

HAMBURG!! MAIL,

tiIECEIVED THIS MORNING.I

STOCX.noLNY; APRIL I.—:The 'Deputies of the
Army have now closed their meeting (which had
but 'been called together for 23 years), after two
nu sittings. The 'organization of this.
Assembly is now changed, he purchase of the
higher Commissions in the,Artny is _limited, the
,peosiOn of a million of dollars is placed under a
neW direction, wounded Officers are entitled to
Itigfrraiiiiitities; and a separate establishment' is
founded for the support of their widoiVa anti
-orphans. ..All 'this concerns
.only the officers.,
I,lllre.privates have their own hospital; in,the for-
lycelebrated'Convent of S. Brigit:'a, at Wad-,
4tepli;•esides two hospitals for the invalids of this
.gitrrison and they enjoy a considerable revenue
'troth all, appointments that are made out, besides
.4e.per thOnsand on the sale of all estates. It is
now in ecintemplation to found for their benefit
r; still' larger establislonetit, towards which near
''..:00,600 dollars, in voluntary contributions, have
been .itiready eeeeived : they have had their au-
dience .of leave. of the King, the Crown Prince,
and Pilnee Oscar. Field Marshal Count Stedingk
made a Skeph'to.his Majesty, thanking him for
the attest inn' paid to the Army, foi the benefits
conferred, on the.Couutry, and lituring him of
their.entire devotion' ;' to which the,Kingiitilrocil.
.•
a very graaiono answer, ~11 it Excellency also made
speeth to the Crown Prince in the usual-style' of
tionipliinenr,, to .which
,hiS Highness replied at
length. 'None Of. these Spccclies, (as piloted:11)
tie Ilaolburgh Papers) takes any notice of 'the
Lite Constir)irac)i. •-• ' '•
• • ANuTHIIIt I.Wri&lt FROM STOCKIIpIM, ,ArlitLl• •

A Conscription is now making in the •whole
kingdo'in: of 'all the young men horn in 1700i'
they arc
,to be' exercised for a fortnight in June,
after which the Jeginients formed into brigades
ivill go, into climP. •It is, said also, that a camp
will be formed near Stockholm, to exercise the
t,roops this summer. The younglnen 111400 in
the conscription consist of five classes, from afl<
the'yarrths. from the age of 20 to 2.5 inclusive,
fortning a Well-disciplined and- uniforthed Miliiia
of about 300,000 men,..from which, only in time
of war,. tire regnlar. regiments, taisedpartirby
••
vecruiting, partly furnished and equipped by all
landowners,, were re atter ail .11.titt filled:
• .ST. PSTOMBURGII, MAacu 26.—Yesterday the
Ambassador of the Nettieritinds gave a splendid
entertainment in honour ot,the birth of the young
Frinee, sOn to the Prince of Orange...
The Doduiboozi, who; it maybe remerribeted,
me entirely under the protection. of
C'iOvernutent, are refuoved, as peaceable and mo-
gOodnien, from 'the superintendance,of the
Minister of the Poli^e, under whom 'Millie •seals
ire, and plated under dint of the Miniliel• of the
interior._ From the name of their chief place •of
residence; Molitopolls, in the Government of
they are to be called in future Molitopo:
Mans, They consist, in that part, chiefly of fa-
milia of Cossacks employed in agriculture. There
are;bowever, adherenti of this sect in other parts
of the Empire-
• Vtittli,iA, Arnie. 2.—Count I3itol Sebauenitein,
our A minissador to the Diet, arrived hero to-day.
He will stay here some weeks' in 'oner-to receive
precise' instructions on several important .affairs
that arc before the German. Diet.

HAstovati, Arum. 7.-7-It said that many Civil
Officers will'he removed from here to East Fries-
latnl.—The receipts of the Tltoltre from Septem-
ber hilt till now is 16,000 dollari.- '.The 'salaries
of the Actors amount to about 500 dollars per
week ; all the rest of the great expences for the
Theatre are,defrayed by ;he Government.
HAMEURGII, APRIL, IL—The Steam packet, the
Courier, 'infra here happily yesterday evening,
with passengers, from Berlin. The passage was
:link in 351 hours, not including stopping. It
probably will return this week '
VIENNA, ArnsL 2.—Baron Ompleda, Who is
going to Rome as Hanoverian Ambassador Ex.
traordinary to negociate.a Concordat, set out on
his journey to Rothe yesterday. ' ;

• In. the neighbourhood .of nag g, in the Haus-
rucksviertel,, a district of several acres has bunk

down,

Our papers contain now the formal contradic.
tion of a report, which has been circulated here
with incredible confidence for some weeks pait,
namely, that the son of one of our most merito-
rious Generals had been privately' shot in the
Prater, by a military sentence, out of indulgence
,to his family, a story which is totally unfounded.