The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-03 00:00:00

hihit the wattiages of Cliri)tians 2:,c1
The -Reader; this in-the Official Cot.-
retippnclence belwccn his Holiness and the rr.tnch

Goternmeur, Inthhilted iii 3 Vols. 12m0...by
Book.eilers ot the Engli'Jt ViCars.-Apost (die,
iNiessrs.Keating and Brno n ,l)uke-ztreet, 03`•
venor-square, in which time are
.41141.440de
proofs of the inflexible bigott y, of the bitterness,
and systematic intnicrante of • tie present Pope
towards those who are not within the pale ()fills
Church. He hUS. OW manifested another alartn-
ing proof of ilia extraordinary powtT which he
claims over .:Sovereign Stat,es, jii•attentpting to
abolish ,the benevolent fraternity. .of Fsieiully
Brothers, and to -restore the Sociyty,ol JesAits,
and he declares in his Btill fri• re-eStablishing the
latter, that he does it in '' all States by virtue of
the plenitude of his Apostolical Anthority."--.1
Such are the arrogant
.pretensions of the rope,
and it should not he. forgotten that in the. year
1809, -the English Roman Catholics, in obedience
to his orders, refused to swear .in oath. of alle-
giance, which they had previtinsli hived and ap-
•proved of-as a protestation, that the Irish have
frequently resolved in their . Conimittees and Sy-
nods, that they never will consent to. any. thing
that shall have any tendency to abridge the spi-
ritual jurisdiction of his Holiness, 'or to alter-Ili
the smallest degree the'creed or hierarchy of their
Church, and that hoth.have been for some years
sending Missionaries tO Rome, and have publicly
received Papal Mandato in direct violatlim of the
Statutes of Proviso'. and Procemuniro;

ce.i..kNM ER.

11.1MBURGII MAIL.

[LEICEIVED THIS MORNING-. 1
LETTEtt iraost SToCKHOLM, i\lincil 11•--An
inhabitant 'of thii city has brought against per-
sons., whose names are not yet linown;allegations
of go serious a nature, that they have excited the
attention of.vhe Government. lt bat therefore
ordered'. a strict examination to be made, in order
to get at the bottom of the atrairs,and bring down
the vengeance of the laws upon the guilty, whe-
ther it be the informer or the accused..

News having been received of some dlsofders
at Wishy,-in the ',Jana cif Gothlanfl,..w4ichwere.
occasioned. by illegal toasts that tvesedrank there
on the celebration of his Majesty's Birth-day,
Barou Cederstroem, the newly appointed Governor
of the Island, has hastened his departure for his

destination.
STUTIGARTM: MA TIC T 1 13.—Nothiog is yet de-
cided respecting the acceptance or non-accept-
ance of did 'plan of a Constitution b-Y the
King before the States. The only subject of the
ilelibetatious bitherio, hai been the toms of the
future debate's on the plan. Considering the great
interest which the public takes in the affair of the
Constitution, it is expected the public sittings,
which Ns ill 4:9011 .trill be very nume-
rously attended.
At the beginning of April the King will remove
to his summer residence at Carrnstad(.
The 'building formerly the Menagerie, is
to be .converted in future into a' Veterinary
School. The King has allotted several of the
beasts, wolves, monkeys, and camels, in the
Menagerie for experiments on the effects of
various kinds of poisons. Several of our. Na-
turalists and Medical Men were particularly
astonished at the effects of. the
(Dlausaeure,), a few grains of 'which sprinkled in
the nostrils or mouths of these animals caused
their death in a few seconds.
MUNSTER, MARCH Ministerial Rescript,
published here, orders speedy measures to be taken
to make the river Lippe navigable as far as Lue-
llen, for the union .of it with the Munster Canal,
for the union of this Canal from Ma:di:den with
the Emcat Ritchie, and fur the repairing of the
roads front Wesel, Dortmund, sad !Tatum, to.
Monster, and thence toltheine, in order to
facilitate the conveyance of goods by land
when the navigation is impeiled. From nimble,
the Hanoverian Government will continue the road
to Leer. From all this it appears that our Go:
vernment has the intention of promoting the com-
munication with the sea by way of East Friesland,
which the lals Custom•honse regulatitters Of the
Kingdom of. the Netherlands fender very necessary.
Halloven, Iklanca 20.—The day before yester-
day, in the forenoon, several Officers now here
went through the priucipnl starts in masquerade
on horseback. The bills distributed in the streets
on themccaston contained, as title of this 'mtim7
milt; " The Gods of the World ; or, Lolly thou
art triumphant."
.The group of masks consisted
chiefly of Aballino, Dan Qnixotte, Sancito tatizn,
Voltaire, the Maid of Orleans, Knights in Armour,
a 'Tailor, a Barber, &c. The orchestra followed
ins waggon.

BERLIN, MARCH 2.2.--The whole Cow t is
going to-day to Potsdam, where, at the'beginning
of next, week, the Duke of Anhult- Bet-0)111-g will
arrive -with the Princess, his daughter, the bride
of Prince lienry of Prnsiia. The that ridge con-
tract will then be signed.

By a Cabinvt. Order respecting magnetism. it
ordered, Eliot Iti order to prevent abuses, al far nu
Ppossibie, 'only authorized physicians sittill i t al.:,
load t 9 attempt cures by. magnetism, l'hose