The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-15 00:00:00

.aeentle,"ft-htx Iltft:rl tett froTh' Aittan oh 6,1%
2411) was thVbearer tlf a letter front
the Entlie'rorto.llipam,l4,Dangilter, try %Odell he
Tiodietrlttr tz). j•iellt to the wivhes of her
-end 'visit Parma. MI the French in the service of
P,mpress Maria Louisa Were immediately dis-
missed, and Count Maiowli Cvrati has ioceeeded
111. the Marquis de 1316s'iet ti rrefect of the Palace.
The latter has received pitssports for Frunce, and
tall the French in file service of the Empress are to
leave Vienna witliaut 'delay. The depatotott of
`the Printias is 'fixed fOr
.theSth 'of March .; she
Will be accompanied by the Coun feta of Sciarompi,
by Count Neipperg, ho is mentioned as Gover-
nor of the Duchies, and by Count Magawli (e,
She will have an iotervieW with the Ern-
-peror at Vienna, where the persons who compose
her Court wa:t for her, in order to accompany her
`to het dominions.. The Aministration of the
*three Duchies. of Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla,
remain provisionally in the bend. of Austria.
helieved that the Empress will, from time to
time, come to Vienna to visit her son, who will
'remain under the care of our Court.

The exchange of cool iers with St.Petersborgh is
very frequent. A few days ago,.on the arrival of a •
'courier from: St. Petersburuh, a Council of State
mei held, at which all the Ministers here attend-
ed. The result was immediately sent air by u
Cabinet Messenger to Milan. According to the
Giiiette of Tranylvania, the plague having spiead
in NlTallacira, and extended as far as Fogschan,
-the Government has ordered strict attention 'to be
paid to 1411 travellers hi every place situated Within
six miles (probably German miles are meant) of
'the fronti,.rs, and the measures of health pre-
'cribed in :813 to be read in the churches. In
consequence, from.the Ist of this month, nobody
teOuld leave the'place of his abode without being
'furnished with a passport.
IlstiuN, 27.--4 he celebrated spy, Schul-
meister, is still in prison at Wesel : it is positive-
ly asserted that he will he- rigourously confine:4
'fur the rest of his life in a Prussian fortress. It
bas been diseovt red that this
,Man was clairged by
the, French police with the most infamous com-
missions in Germany, and one of the most- hoe-,
rible nature tp Louis XVIII&
Wmisave, Fen. 2.0.—A strict prohibition has
bten•isitned in Gallicia and Poland against a writ-
,ing upon the Acts. of the Congress of Vicuna,
tchieh claims, in terms too violent, the execution
a that Article in those Acts, by which Attsltia
is hound, under the guarantee of Russia and Pens-
sin, to give a national and represeptative Govern-
ment to lie' Polish subjects.

• BERLIN, FRB, 27.--The King has granted the
sttitt of 300,000 crownti for the building of a Cllttr
.11CIIIIT in which all th'si works of art beintiging. to
'the State will he united, For thi's Purpose the
inaling belonging to the .9eademy will he ar-
ranged, the vaults under which. Will no longer be
used for stables. Thns the inserlptinn, "
et Mus 4," which some wits gave, the academy,
1011 1101 by applicable to it.
It is said that the King has also granted 300,000
crowns to rebuild St. Peter's church, which was
burnt a few years ago.
VIENNA, Fait. 27.—The Official Gazette an•
flounces that the Court will leave Milan on the
6th •or 10th of March. The Emperor will visit
some other parts of the' Kingdom of Lombardy
anti Venice, will then repair to Triest, visit the
Illyrian provinces, and return by the Tyrol.