The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-22 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

TIRIDELSERG, Fert..lo.—News is just arrived
beret that his Holiness the Pope, on the application
of the 1 Mperittl Austrian Court, bus consented to
restore 'to the University of Heidelberg •afl the
MSS. and works taken front the Palatine !Aro-
ry, tint! hitherto preserved in the Vatican, cunt
skiing of 847 volumes.

Cont `l'r,iutu►tuttsdorff, the Anstrian Ambas-
sador at Car!bruise, officially communicated this
news, so highly desirable for us and .1111 Germany,
to Baron von linden, Ant/islet' for Poreigh' Af-
fairs, in the following letter':--

" The 17nder4ned ha" received front his Court tho adviee,
taken from it letter of the Imperial Ambassador at Rom, that
his Holiness has consented to vesture to 'the University of
fUldelbers not only tlig 47 Os) volugies ivuud at ty riyi b 0

iongittg
to the tornier Pataline ~ary, but a tottirne.,
lik.evise belonging to-th 4 collectioni 'kk'hicb are rill in the
Vaticatil.ibrary.ra resolution to which h tiolintas Loas bun
induced by the bf giving plOsiillre to
Euieter, and out sprcial regard for hit Interieutiii,..nd
' which atquires the 'n!ore value froth the circumstance ktir,t leis
Holiness thinks he Uri; tonsidef legal pro Arty thli'
collection, which lias now been incorporated for Wear twd
centuries with the Vatican Librark, -
trim Minister then requests tube informed df the-me:l4
sures intended to be taken to remove the works, as the Aus-
trian Cubrt will readily contribute to facilitate thii object.]
" Dated Carts rube, Feb: 7, MC" • • •
The Counsellor and lirofessor Welkerii will vit
out in eight or ten days for Rome to rcceire this
tieustire.

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BERLIN, Jan. 27.---+An anonymous writer haS
published a work, whiCh he calls " World and
Time." The anchor has in this work protaned
the most serious and Venerable subjects by the
most 'cutting wit, and the lowest ridicute.
In I;4r:rat it is disgusting to a Prussian to
read in many public papers' the stupid, false non-
sense, degrading upright men, respectiog the
union of virtue and anti-union ; for example,
that there are two parties, here, one ill-dis-
posed, holding fast to every thing old and anti-
.quated, and one Well-disposed, protecting liberal
ideas, which is falsely called a Unio4. of Virtue,
which is long forgotten.. Thus, in(3sl of the
ithenioh Mercury, it is said thatSelrinarz, Scharnwe
bee, Catlin, and Janke had united against the well-
disposed constitutional party, and in the same paper
extravagant praises are bestowal on Coelln's work
Called " Nvents," NO. B,—which contains the bis-
tory of the secret associations is Pruisia, this proves
how 111-itittirmed people are. All better informed
persons here know, from the Union of Virtue,
1809, after it wrya officially dissolved, that there
arose a continuation; called the " Charlottenbarg
Union," and at the same time with the German
Union. They know also that ice 4811 the two
.made a treaty, which united , them' for the deli-
verance of Germany., and for effecting the unity
of the empire under one head. The alliance of
Prussia with Napoleon in 1812, expelled a part of
the brethren ; another part reniained.; and la-
bonted, for foreign account, againit the F#ruch ;-
hut they went too tar, and obliged the °Orem-
Meta to Out the leaders under arrest, and to seize
their papers, In which 'their principles were dis-
covered.

In the year 1813 .these Unionists had scope.
From them has proceeded the well-known party
which even now loudly and openly, eoutemis for
the unity of Germany. It would be a folly to call
this party secret, though there may be in it some
fools who still, play with, secret orders. Opposed
to this .party are other Aristocrats, who wish and
,strive to bring back the phi leudiri notions ; but
ticharnweber, Client), &c. are. not to be confound-
ed with these. There is no one avaoligitt us more
in faVoor of liberal ideas and constitutfunal free.
dom than these men ; but they are equally xe
lons supporters of the saeredne&s'of toe lieredittry
dynasty of Fliihtuznilern. They act in iippiAition
'to what is culled the party the Unicsooff. Vir-
tue, when .it becomes revolutionary, and an-
nounces pripeiples like those cootuttie,l in the
book cr World and awl ill the Nenie-
ills," No. 1. of Vol. G. We have, therefoies iiut
two parties here, but threetristocruts, Consti•
imianst3,‘ and that of the Union Of Virtue.'
The first have not the approbation of reasonable
people; the second have the respectable part of
the public; the lust have the yoottg‘meat on their
Side.—(3llgemeine, Zeitung, . , .

I FRANxvonT, .11. 13. --LThe Journal de Frank-
fort announces the public sale of an immense
quantiq of plate and utensils of silver, bronze,
and porcelain,- and a
.great !lumber of precious
stones of the greatest beauty, such as is ieldoin
seen in Genitally. The plate is of ,the weight of
3000, pounds, in the newest taste, and of the Paris
standard. There are, besides., a great many, rich
clocki, candelabras, statues, and othet ornaments
of btonzc, vases of poreelain, &c. The precious
stones consist of diatnonds of the first wateri
large emeralds and rubies, and other: ,coloured
stones, This sale will he'll' one of the saloons of
the Little Theatre of the Court of titutgard.—
(«Thorned .de Franlybrl, Feb, 13.)
GENOA, FEB. 7,..."4111.! 'attempts which have
',been made for some months. to destroy the wolves
In the environs of Sailitßemo, have failed to pre-
vent the augmentation of these animals. All the
~i4npulatiun • of this unhappy "comMune
,is in af'3ic
Lion. Nobody dare go, out without arms. The
-18th January these wolves devoured two females
,of the • commune of Jasso, and
.on the Ist of this
month a girl of five years of age was in the sauna
..utanner assailed by two of these. creatures. We
know „nnt what means to employ,' against the evil.
The Oovernment altina can put an end to it.

Thoie 'who blivailved .rather gay, and are
tibout enteritis into conjugal felicity, are in-
formed, that Doctor COUPBRI and three Sur-
geons, of long experience.in Strictures, Fistulas'
Debilities arising from warm CliMates, Juvenile
ludiscretimis, eta. have established a Iliedical
Board at Charlotte house, °teat Charlotte-street,
opposite the Revere-11d Rowland
Bluckfriais'-roail ; by whom thelWie are
cored withour salivation or eon6nemetit. The
Medical' Board claims the ai pion of' tliose who
have attempted the cure, or have consulted
'men ignorant at so important a branch of the
profession, whose improper treatment have ruin-
ed thousands. Blotches on the be4`face, and
body, sore eyed, throat, mouth, and nose, Ver-
tigo, apise in the ears, deafness, dimness of
sight, pains in the head and limbs, &equently
mistaken for rheumatism ; weakness in the knees,
nodes on the shin bones, swelled *netts, Btei
are symptoms wide!) appear years after, and
too often embitter the matriaionial state.—Messrs.
Cooratt and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks
of people, from twelve till eight ; or by letter, in-
closing a fee (for no others are answered)„statipg
their case, when Medicine and the best advice is
sent 'in all parts of the kingdom. They cure the
Piles and Fistula without hurtling or cutting ; anti
give advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-
day mot:llings, till twelve o'clock. A side door,
surd private rooms for fe in ales ,--Medicol Gentle-
men, who attend with their Patients, are priont .
during consultation:

tint o4r tiumereitii Ctiirespotiftents de bet i1ii44,11
11:.re forgotten ih'turt, thoogh the russure of t6iipoiari
initter h;ti coorptlitd tti to defer the iniertinu of Many of

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