The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

DUTCU PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, Fan. 1.--Letrers from . Cambray
nowstte;iltat it is generally reported there, that
the right wing or *Army of OcettpatiOn is to be
dithinished in the.msionth of March next. It ii
said that the Ostisp,pf Wellington lihnself ee.usi-
ders the maintenance of tranquillity as
sa securc,.that the diminution Of the Armyof.tbe.
Allies in France will not be attended' with any
danger, and that . this diminution, .under the pre-
sent circumstances of distress cannot fail tat having
a very favourable effect on the people's minds,
to the advantage of the Royal Government.—
These reports ;bare already produced a happy
effect on the inhabitants of the Northern French
DepartMents. Cargoes of corn continue to be
conveyed by -the litaese and the Moselle for tlik
Russian and Prussian troops in France. ,
AN:TWERP, FEM. the yetu 1516, 4402
vessels entered our port : of these 910 were large
merchantmen, 242 of them were Etigii,h,
American, 23 French, 60 ilaneverian, .
belonged to the Netherlands. The great
.nuw.
her of small vessels from the interior
,(3192) was
'wised .*by the conveyance of large quantitiel Of
corn to France.—Of all the countries of the
world,. Spainitss taken the greatest quantities of
Our prodUctions and manufaettires—namely, to
the atnntint a 14 francs,
CILAQMITURTiI; JAI. 19 —Within these few
Y$ and soon after, General Ptrnst.!
letti, were brought through here with a strong.
escort, to be conveyed to the fortress of 3usevii-

"613111‘. VOHS, JAN. 30.—8 y 's
letter 'from the Go.,
veritor of this Provincetb the Mayors, it appears
that there have been in several place's turnulCuous
meetings to prevent the free circulation of corn
in the interior.
Vact.:l4i, JaK. 22 ,--Thottgli Prince Scliwart•
zenburg is better, jt is teorett he will not be for a
long time to icittme his office. as Plesitlent of
the Aunt; C.Jitticil of War.

GERMAN PAPERS.

‘ve are not yet pet Mitt: ti to place tor) murl
confidt.pce, has, however, prOthiced a most agree
able sensation.

. .
The repayment of the Loan made to' Massena
by the eitits of Zurich, 13us1e, ancl
.St. Gallen,
r at ill me`ets with tome delayo, thong!) it is gin-
, tenteed to
_these cities by rite Treaty of J'aris and
—it he annexed
,Conventions.
ERA NiPOKT, JAN. 24.---Thetx • Queen of Spain
seems to thsign.,a ,logg stay in th:s city; she is
looking foi; a house to pnrcliase. She lives very
retired, and
.employs herself almost exclusively
on the education of. ,her two daughters, the eldest
of, whom is 16, and the;,youngest 15 years. of
age : she devotes several bows daily to teaching
them draiting and painting. The rest .of. their
time is spew in the .tatwly, of languages, tuniic,
and other useful knowledge. This family is often
seen very simply, but,...siegantly dreSsed, in the
public walls, theatres,.and concerts, but no other
public amusements. . .
STI/TTGAIti), JAN. our Gazette lure
iti
a long,Ordinance respecting the deNtructiou of
the Game. All the black beasts, or will boArs
which arc oot in the Managaries or Pali, dre to
be destroyer!. A due, proportion 'is to he eery
where fixed bet co) the number of full ow
deer, and the extent of the forests.. The ILinAct s
of the forests ate to hinder the ton great increase
of bares. The Communes will he permitted, on
certain, conditions, to establisl) guards against
the game. The proprietors of the forests, or. the
public treasury, shall on More be bound to make
good the damage- caused by the gore, but the Of-
ficers employed in the departments of the forests
shall be answerable if they shall hare been
of, neglecting the precautions prescribed to them.
All preceding laws on this subject, itre abo

CASSEL, JANUARY' 27.-1-lis I ullency 711.. at
irticolieo, Envoy Extraorilinnry owl Mipister
. .
Plenipotenthiry from Prussia. to our Coort, if, ar
i ivecl !Jere, '

JAN. :25.

(FROM T I: IF tt ncl; truotiftgas, JAN. 19
" Paris Letters speak of a meeting of the Com-
manders-11)42,10e( of the several corps of the
Allied Artny which is to take place at
Not only the Commanders-in-Chief
tin,, Printout, Ziet hen, and Airoronzow, as
•Cttnililanding the English, Am:trial), Pros-
;siao, and Ros‘iati corp., hot aka the Com
nt:tnders of the Dini‘lt, Saxon, •13.(varL,n, 'Wttr•
tentherg-, and Hanoverian corps arc to be present,
is ailirined, ut tneetipg„ the object of which
is believed, to be to commit on, the hest means of

provirling for the :support ofthe •Aiiied Artnie
the
.Present lipiirness of provi•
.aions, And the hcbacity,:whieb prevnils in s.everill
of the frotnicr iqw.inces which are oc.0111)itil. It
13 littppilqed tlitit, in concert with 1(!e Fi•encli Go.
yerooreot,an-alteration will be tutalt: in the !mai,'
(ions of the troops.

oi. With respect to the diminution of the Ailivd
troops by ;30,000 trice, and the Loan agreed
tipoo with *ollie honses in London, lianthttegli,
nod Frankfort. (as security for which a part o
the tortionml forests is to he give!' tti•itlt the, rig!'
sell them itt default of regular payment,) al
the conditionS..wdl become knotvn by the cant.
inunication made to the Cliambec therDepti.
ties, or rather to the Central Section charged with
the cxarnination of the liudget, wliieh-is'expected
uodttego considerable change',"

t I" un extinordimlry fact that two oxen (lira,
Frithly net,k, :tthlll;4►, in cottit.cipitin't,
of the titt.n..4stm.iblo wirnith of the %loofa:E. ()Ile
of them wets the litovvrtv or kir, S. POST', H, of
Knapp, nto! the other of Mr. Woo!), near 'Exeter.
I*!Arertiay being ti,e 4t.4gl,ty ot npening
ITury...ltt-hone
,nets Church tor divine service, "Vii 4 crott act! itionnit to stittoeittinti, filthiburs persona 'cotati not
.uhtain ,atittlibrion
within the ,doors.

SWITZERLAND. JAN. 24. Some' disastrous
bankruptcies have taken place in Germany. That
.of the house of Ullmann and Co. at Munich, has
caused a great sensation. .The banking-house of
Noektr, at Munich, which has stopped papaw,
ettipt4ptconsidcrable proportion of the fort micof
Beatilmrtiois, whose affairs it
managed. 'The fwo chief clerks of these houses
e ;one to Vienini, where they bail no. audience
te Ullmann in pattienlar
ri;,,ied,a cif etimstautiatnieutorial to be„dvlivered
to his Alajes,ty, in which he proves, tdpv his ruin
lids been caused.b.y,the Letters;Patent, rel.; live to
ILu I''ill.lllCCS.
. .
is generally reported at lls 1e,,,
Itbat 17y, the
inter vc!..ltion of ow L'Ailisti ciovernment the 411.
pot!atit France, laid upon goods of fa-
manufacture, are going to he considerably
, diminished. It is even :affirmed tbat those upon
all articles of Swiss manufacture will be reduced
to 15 per cent, of the value. This news, in

AMERICAN INTELL;GENCE.,•,

New York papers to the 19th ult. and Sr;stOn
papers to the 1,1411 Irtve been received
By a vessel which left St. Thomas's on the
0.1 December, accounts had been received of
further successes on the part of the Instil-gents of
the Spanish Main They are 't aid to hare defeated,
the Royalists in three ilifferebt engagettients, the
last of trhich was at Unnt e ; and Gtmerals Ur-
daneta and Riectiete had arrived at Calaposa with
:3000 oleo, The gonlilt inhabitants had settt their
property ft om.Porto Cavell° and L4guira to Cora-.
Commodorti liaeinA under his
wand I brig and 2 schooners, with Gen,Bolivar and
his troops on board, sailed for Ctunana about the
.Ith of December. It wit,. expected that Gen. Bo-
livar, on his arrival on the 11,tin, wOrild be ap
pointed Cionntander-in-Chief of the insurgent
forces. The latest accomus from Port-an-Prince
pmiiively stare, that the expedition which hitil sailed
thence, tinder General Mina, was destined to
assist the Mehicon 'Patriots. The proceediogs
of both Houses of Congress are reported in tlie
New York Papers to the 15th tilt. The Senate
hind, on the !notion of. Nlr. Dana, -instructed
then Committee of Foreign Relations to coo-
cider the propriety of makiog provisions hy
law, for declaring Ow extent of the nihritiine
precincts of the Uoited.Statei; and for the safe-
guars: ,a!' friendly vessel a which. may he within the
discussion of sonic length took place oh
1 petition of 'Sohn Pauldlogt one of the captors
of the Unfortunate Major Atolit":, in the war of the
American Revolution, .praying for an increase of
the pension Allowed him for that service. 'A
Comntittee having reported unfavourably to the
etitioner's object, a number of Members prc

used to re%erse the
,tvport,. Hod extolle
'e patriotic !sterile of PaoMho! Colood THII

rf•
madge, who commanded the ad vasteed wtard
American Army, and to %shoal Majos Andr4 ha,
been delivered by his' cantors, contended t
hat
Paulding and his associates had not been
in-
finenced by any patriOtie motive in the service
they :had performed. [lt • had received a most
.circumgantiai relation from Major Anth6. him-
self of the conduct of the captors, If the Major
could have giVen them the amount they demanded
tor his. -release, nevt?.r would have been hung
for it spy, nor even io captivity on that occasion.
When Major bunts Were "taken off by
them, it WAS to search for plutidur,.'and not to
detect treason: Thet,e percons, tudec.d, be said,
were of that class of people who ptlssed wet')
hods o.lnies, as often in one.eat.op as the tither,
And Whom if be had met with, be should pro,.
bably ;is soon have apprehended 'as
The question for reversing 'tile.' eeport Was Itt-ga-•
tip cot by a large majority, and the report. was
agreed to.--The French General !knits's!, recent-
ly appoit:ted Prisidesrt of the 134,11 d of Entjaseeta
was about to proceed to New Orisluns wills Colo.
eel Totten, to snake toratigeorpts for cottsrrnet
in, additional fort,fications. The treaties with
the different Tribes of Indians have beets ratified,
and officially published. Mr. 'is
.st Ated to
have died. stoldolly at Philatielpitia: on the morn-
ing of the 16th.