The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-29 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Nueamuttao, Maacrt hAtar IroM the.
Rilitic.,• that according to at:counts from 'many
quarters, which all agree in the main, a new plait
of partition and exchange is on foot. Accoring
to this. new scheme,. every- thing will remain on
its old footing, in respect hi the pouessions of
the several States on the right bank of the Rhine,
and Prussia will receive, against another exchange
with Anstria, all the countries on the left bank eie
the Rhine, which are still to be considered as ob.
jects of exchange, from the Qucich to the
including the two. fortresses of faandau anti
Alenti. It is indeed not possible to warrant Ilia
authenticity of this statement, fdr at a moment
when the negociations, arc carried on with this
greatest secrecy, who, will pretend to lift the veil.
It uiusti however, be confessed that this parti-
tion of it, were. it at present but a niel'e project,
would satisfy the wishes of all in a more complete .•
and easy manner than any other, and that on this
account' it seems to have probability on'its
Noat;:u BE no,.l4larten 16 —ln a •North German
Paper we find the folloWing non) Frankfortos,--
• " The territorial arrangements to Bich arc bens
negociatng may be a long time in hand ; the dr-
cumstance that the Ambassadors. of some distant
Courts have declared that they must wait for farq
ther instructions from home, has even caused, for
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the moment, a kind of stagnation. It is believed ►
that Baden tedious on the support of 'powerful
Courts, in respect to the proposals made to
As the opening,of the Diet is deferred, the Depu-
ties of several German States, particulatly the
less powerful Ones, arc said to have United to form
a Club, in which, in the course of conversation,
and under the seal of iendlYcommOnication, the.
interchange of ideas will be' permitted,. which
may serve as an useful preparation for the
tore official 'discussiOns. In our neighbourhood
we expect great changes of territory. The
land beyond the Rhine, Which still sighs Un-
der rt-proVislonagoverument, may now Lope that
the final decision- and change of its situation' IS
apprmehing. The eamplainis which we hear
from these countries are heart-rending.
" If the people were not so German in their
bearts, they must :almost lenient their separation
from France) hut this' is:Ao far tram bein,the
case, that on the contrary, the German ,eonntries
that still retnai4 to France, ardently wish to bQ
9n;ted to Germany, Report sny that great things,
ate in filial on the part Of the meLliatised princes,
against the opening of the Diets the greater part.
of :hem kill protest against the Aet oft:inlet), and,
po,itively insist on their former rights.-
La.),Vl;ll F41.11E; NAktC 0..77-Accprding to diet
tkei•ions of the Congress, the Duchy of !loft:rein
is again to be incorporated with theGartnan Ernes
pire, alid it ie t4erefore tv have a representativa
constitution.

The !I ohio land owners in this'alay who for;
merly enjoyed many privileges 4 are, in pal iiinddr
vet y onxions to have this constitution itnindurti

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as Soon as possible; but it heelll3, that the Govero-
meot is not at all desposed to do this; the real.
Sim is evident.: It is not till the general relation*
of the whole German Constitution are pernmuent,
ly fixed at the Diet at Frankfurt, that the intro-
unction of fmtional representation into the several'
States can be successfully effected upon the hasis
of those general relations. Many pamphlets hay*
appeared npon ;he suhject, lint none of them
diitingnished either fur style or :Argoolent.
VIENNA, ArAtten I 4 .—lt is calculated that the
new reduction of our Army muuonti to 109,000
men.

• By the departure of the Arrlolnehess. Maria
Louisa, the Palace of Schoeubrunn is beco.ne
empty and desolate. Only the little Prin.- t. or
Parma now.livesstliere.lt is not known whether thu
Court, on its return, wilt go to Sehoenbrunt%
ter
to'Lnxemhurg, to enjoy thefine season...
I'rreasnuiian, Vert. 27.--,There flow PS
more said of the-, journey of the -Emperor into the
interior proVinees of the,EmPire.'
SWIW2EII4..IND, TALutqtr I6.—They write from
Coke, on the 10th—The Government has just
been informed that a, contagious ilktemper Of an.
alarming appearance ji:ti itself in the Valle*
of Livitioi, in the Comity of Bonnie.), awl that
great number of pvn,,otis hate already beet t its
victims.

A eordon has been established on the ltalitui
side, to insulate the valley o nut. stile ; 8150 Very
rigorous rileaitKed 'love been n,lopte.l. All the
toads by which this eonnututicate.x 1111
Tipper Eppline and l'utschlavr, late.gtittrao with
gmatest eure. A member of the: eonnril at
krtitit is 4ClIt to Wlntlity; to examino iuto ILA
nix-
tate of the di4e44.:.