The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-11 00:00:00

ton ycitei (lay, trarello,l is rig iraiti to itia
place, where he remained last night, anti depart-
ed this morning by*tbc Ydrit' foad to the east-
wor l. lie appeared to br Much di'ssatisfied, and
we understand exprevied in 'pretty strong' terms
his disapprobation of the treatment be 'reCeived in
his official capacity ; declaring hi: determiiintion
not Wretnrn tci WashinlCon: Ireport adds, that
the Spanish Minister and his Secretary:of State
have lately had several interesting personal con-
ferences, which terminated suddenly,„ and not
very satisfactorily, partienlitrly to the Chuvalici,
on the evening previous to departure."

We .have extracted a few paragraphs from
papers brought by three Mails front Ulambnrgh,
among witieb the death of the gallant and se-
co,iplishcd Gen. Von lltmow is the most pro-
minent. The share of glory which this Com-
mandvr actptired in all the late Campaigns']i is too
tvi.ll known to require the illustration 'of post-
humous • eulogy. Ills name wiil be renowned
in the histOry of these mighty times, and while hit
akin and knowledge as a great Tactician may.
be appreciated by posterity from his own'taltuir-
' able. ivilthip, his loyalty, valour, and patriotic
devotion will be read in every contemporary Work
treating of the stupendous military exploits Which
have rescued 'Europe from Slavery.

The differences between Atistria'and I.l.tvAria
do not yet seem to be entirely adjusted.

The trial of M, GOERRES, and the arrest of two
other -Public tVriters in the. North, :►fiortl.res►sons
for believing that the Hiders on thy Continent
are stetern►inetl not to stdrer'the peace of their do-
minions to'be again broken by incendiary Writers,

Tbe Postscript to a Letter from Liverpool, in
U sobsequeut column, shetrs bow thy sense of
Out iFearcommereial place ii expressed on the
subject ollite Property Tax.

The 'Qdest.r and Pat!messes will leave town
for lVintlsor to-day, and it is expected that her
MAJESTY, Princes ctikuLOTTft, 010 two of the
Princesses,. will. learn_ , Windsor, to-Morrow, for
Brighton. her. .51AJ1STY, during her stay in
tuntt lait week, it is bald, gave commands for the
arrangement of the dressec and jewels to he worn
by her Royal highness Princess
,Ctitsithorrn on
ber,nuptials. .
_ _ .

The Quevl had a select part nn Saturday even-
ing. Yciteiday the Duke of YorK, the Princess
Snrittx of (..iloncester, and a TUIIIIIIOIIS aSSCIII.
Wage of the nobility, vibited the Quern.; and
Priocease3,

The A'actqct TIF.ORNT held a, Privy Council on
Saturday,loon after four o'clock, at the Povilioo
at Brighton.
The repairs of Harcourt House, Casscatlis6
square, for,the Princesststanorm are proceed-
ing rapidly., it
,was in contemplation to hare ap-
propriated the Board of Ordnance (Mae, in ND-
ruall,,,which has R the f.ifjf-
dens of Carlton-Honse, to the residcnce. of the
Princess Cumtt.orTE.

The ,I401“i e!itk.NCF.l.Lofel Levees will be an
SitttadliV next; the 16th instant, and the two fol-
lowing S,tturdays.
On-Saturday the QUIIEN'S jeweli were retitoved
froth the I3Ank to Messrs...itt),NDEL and 'BRIDGW:t.
t is said t hat 113,0001: in our 5 per Cents. was
purchated in the name of Marshnl ligarnaNn in
the course of the week; and 15,000/. on account
ut CAstnAoettes.

An application by Sir It. , !tiII.SOAL, HUT,.
CILINtoN , and. Mr. Bauca, for copies of -papers
connec;ed with the proceedings against them, has.
been refused, as it is said, HCCorti* to
On previous to their leaving this coon
try, their Imperial U igline,ses,the Archdukes visited
the Arsenal, lice. at Woolwich, and witnessed the
proving of.several guns nail the Thing at two Con-
grave rockets and appeared ,highly 'pleased with
the result. Alter visit itig the Repository, &c. the
Archdukes proceeded With their attendants to the
Royal. Military itevideuly, where they expressed
the highest.admiration of the thawing and engrne.
lugs belonging to the Oran,' Trigimonietrical Sur-
vey., which had.been conveyed ,to IVoislivieb for
their Inspection..
Accounts from Genoa to the 27th nit. state,
that the rust division of British troops sailed in
several transports, three clays before for ,Malta.,
It was_ranitnared that:these troops-where inteuded
ti-ini:,tagairist the Barbary Powers. Genoa is-now
left tinder the prutectiun of a body of 7 or 8000
Pieltnoritese soldiers Ills Majesty's, ship Ber-
wick, .was it'd), at Genoa, and it was reported that
d nirul Lord Erifourrl was soon to call off tlikt
port,,,and was about to collect his fleet for some
impOrtant object..
Letters received on Saturday from Bjerlin state,
that tbe,Gnyernment feels sonic uneasiness at the
continuance of the numerous Societies in the
country, whose abolition has heen repeatedly de-
mandeti,, but itt vain; anti that the Prkist4iatt Go-
`veritnient. has prohibited the importation of all
British manufactures and refined. sugars.
A Yesoel, 'left Anierica,lme on the 14th.
ult, has arrived is; a northern part. They, write
trout Ott' hoard, that atthe time of their bailing, a,:
rupture I.Ko,vgga itild:the United States was
regarded as inevitable., Chevalier Otili was pre-
paring tn le.tYt the,Conntry.

Marshal AuGetEAu iS endeavOuritigio purchase
eviite near Olfeebach, with the
,inteution of
quittiur„France awl settling there. f
More twu Freitchimln or, note nave
employed brokers to perchisae bows: fpr them •a
Frankfort.

. .
. The Danish Army ctinststs now a 48,819 men.
Trailtittebar IV4S deliveted up to the Danish
Anthorities in Stptember,
Mai Alai. !Limn De Wlmmtt4 did lively at
PreSbUrg, at the adva,tteed age of. 94. He ha;
kit a son, wku Cieicral iu ttrc Austa.ta service,