The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-26 00:00:00

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of tilinrsday and Friday last, The
Diet at Frankfort, it appears, has a proposition
before them of considerable importance. The
obj-ct of it is to prevent the States of Germany
from going to war with each other, by establishing
Tribunal for artanging whatever disputes may
arse dwongsr !beat.

IS'nftenthurg seems destined ft; be The constant
scene of contention. The KTNG 114 S POW met
H new opponent in the , person of his nt•xt
brother 111insta PAUL, who, in a lo►►g letter to the
l'rivy Connell, Ikas arraigned the conduct of•.the
Goverittnent with regard to the IMP Constitution.
The Privy Council have transmitted an answer,

,justifying the measures of the Government, and
protesting against the interference of Prince PAut.,
it ho probably in cluscquence_ of this difference
with his brother, is abuut to proceed to Paris,
where he has hired,•for three years, the Hotel of
Marshal DAVOUST. The following are Extracts :

" Mats, MAY 23.—His Majesty presided yes•
tertiay At a Council of Ministers, which sat troni
one o'clock till half-past five.
Mr. Southey, one of the most celebrated
English Poets now living, has arrived at Paris.
The Court will go to St. Cloud the 14th or
15th of June, and remain there three weeks.

" The Austrian Observer contradicts the teport
of a demand having been made of the Court of
Turin for the cession of Spezzia in exchange for
districts in Plaisance and Lombardy.
" The Marquis de Caz.ift,res, the Spanish Am-
bassatha to the Court of Brazils, arrived at Paris
a few days since from Madrid. He is preparing
to set out for London, in order to take part in
the negociations which the Court of London has
opened for the purpose of arranging the differ-
ences that kiln arisen between the Courts of Spain
and Portugal.

" Some disaffected persons attempted a few
days since to excite a Nitwit at Saint-Jean-Pied-
de-Port, but their projects were frustrated.
" The King of Wurtemberg has acceded to the
Holy Alliance.
" Preparations are making at the Hotel of the
English Embassy for the celebration of the birth-
day of the King of England, on the 4th of June.
The Duke of Wellington will be present on the

occasion.

" The umber of persons who arrive from
London at Calais is so peat, that they are ohtlged
to bespeak post horses two days beforehand, in
older to be enabled to continue their journey.
" The Gazelle d'dix la Chapelle announces
t the celebrated Madame de Krudener has ens-
bracqtl tie Catholic Religion.

FIVE rEn
WedileStidy, . 67 F. 30 e.
Thuisday, . . . . 671. 30 c.

" MAY s.—The arrival of a Courier
from Spain with diTatches for Charlts IV. has
given rise to a number of reports. It is thought
that negotiations of the greatest interest are go-
ing on between the old Sovereign and Ferdinand
VII.

The Rev. Father Taylor had yesterday a
private audience of his Holiness, supposed to re,
late to the affairs of Ireland.

" The American vessels still remain in the har-
bour of Syracuse, and appear to be waiting for a
destination. •

."Two shocks of an earthquake were, felt at
Foili on the 22d ult.
" BERLIN, MAY 13.—1 t is understood that the
new constiti►tion will have no other basis than
tl►at proclaitncd by the King in his Ordonnance
of the 22d May, 1815. The ancient States will be
re-established in the Provinces where they before
existed, and new ones will he established in those
that before had none. Thus, there will he no
Suites General, but the Provincial States will
have a committee at Berlin,

" MAY 13.—Priviite letters Crum Spain