The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-18 00:00:00

VLANDETIS MAIL.
titSCP. I VIM LAST VMHT.j

.Vovs.NA, MAtten 3.---The first division of the
ciptipages of her Majesty tile Empress Maria
Louisa, set ni on the 28th frn• Verona, They
were followed the next- day by a'oreat number of
horses from her stables. • It is believed that tier
Maj.-ny will travel, jocogreito however, a mina,
(him of .cuirassiers is to escort her as far as Ve-
ron'a. 'lmmediately after her departure, the ruing,
Duke, will come avid Occupy., the apartments des
tilted for him in the palace:
iiiWASIMS) I\liaijit k affirmed, after
letter, from that - the Duke of Berry will
take the phice of the Duc d• Richelieu, as Mt-
niSter of State fur Voreign

LAVSAWSV,,, 6.7-41te indemnities de.
minded by 114yark are said.tobe the following :
'Jibe Voratberg belonging to 'Austria between
Tyrol ail(' tipper Suabia.; that part of the King-
&Ml of WurteniburgWhich is on the South of the
I)aimbe and the dktrict of the Grand Duchy of
callol the Circle of Constance. 'I hose
provinces, containing 300,00 t inhabitants, are
egnivolent to the country of Salzburg' and the
Innviertel, but they hove not the lame military
end pc,litical iniportance. Besides, the Courts of
Baden and Stutgard lutist •conient to the cessions
which this arrangement would require.

Altaissit,s, MARcit W.—The Prussian papers
glye to understand that the people's minds in the
several.parts of the kingdom are too much divided
and too much agitated for the King to judge it
advisable to assemble tbe States of the ,Kingdom,
or for the framing of a Constitution 'to be thought
of. TPI more tranquil,time shall .come, PrUsaia
wti ill continue to be governed by its own laws;
the Icing declares, nevertheless, that be will keep
his' protnke respecting the calling of the States,
and.theestablishment 0(a, Constitution; and on
the ether hand, it scums that since the Royal Dc'
(Tee there i. no longer any conflict of parties in
reil3,ia. The IliKatcounts froth Italy state, that.
Venice has obtained the privileges of a free. port.
FRANKVirr, NAIICH 9.--They write trom Altt-
uio, that the territorial affairs have again taken.
another turn after the arrival of a courier from
Milien with dispatches for General Vactittant, and
the„Annivrences which ensued. The Minister 01
Stele, Count :Monteglas, and the Llovarian
ster at the Court of Vienna, Countllichherg, have
been named to terminate the negociations with the
AUstrian Plenipotentiary at. Munich.---,The defi-
thitive treaty. will probably be concluded very

shortly.
VIENNA, Pm `211:-.."Th e Emperor lam Milan
about the ,10th. Ills Majesty will vieit Verona,
Parma, and Modentc, and tben repair to Venice,
when he will make some excursions into Dill-
static;. His Majesty will be at Inspritek about the
end of May. and return by saltzburgli. Ile will
scot)-sic weeks •at Baden. The war, accidents,
and diseases having caused peat diminution of'
cattle., and on•-eAressiee dearness of meat in some
provintes, the Goyeruntent has asked and ob•
tained from Turkey the importation of horned '
rattle, on paying a piaster per head.—The
change is rising ; it ,is 362 upon Augsburgh.

Vulg.—Last Saturday night, about half-past
!en o'clock, fire' hroke otit in Great Shire-lane,
!remit)le-bar, at the house of a Mr. Harris, a lust-
maker, which raged' with great fury, and damaged
a baker's house adroining,- and Mr. lloworth's
printing-office at the back of the premises. •
ettAftetit nr Mvanatt.--,-Ou Saturday, at Bow.
street, C'orptltitts Moe,' was brought tg. the Office
.by Mance and Godfrey, charged with the wilful,
vaurder of the lute Patrick in litickeridge-
street, St. Giles's, on the 1 ills of December lust,
'Eke prisoner was committed fur further czattnina-
'tion,
linect,Artv.—The robbery of the house of
Messre. SOlOlllOOl, and Ca. in New-street, Co-
vent-garden, of bullion and silver plate to the
amount of 2,2001. occupies the attention of the
l'oljce, It appears that, on the night before
,the
robbery, every possible precatitiOn was taken in
cluing the premises, Bolts and bars,44wever, were
impediments to the villains who committed the
robbciy, and who w'ent to work in the most scien-
tific manner, From.a AMA court in Iledfordlhury
t !sty ies,,irmi adholtisidits into a yard behind Mr,
v„l,,,non's house, and from thence into a privy,
which was erected against the main wall of the
honwe, \'9th a small crow they soon per torated the
'wall, and, by further exertion„ made it whole
large enough to admit a good-sized ,boy., Some
rimy° sees then put in, and the doors were open-
ell to those without. The work of plunder was
soon ,overt the bullion was carried of,, and with
this an immense tpintity of sillier knives and forks •
of the King's pattern.
On Friday 111 r. CHITTY of the Temple was
ilStied in tit: James's-street, and rubbed of his
watch by a gang of strect-robbers.

WiWant Dwytr, John Dwyer.l Philip Joy,
limn Proffer, and-Thomas ,jlm, chargOwilh the
murder of William :flatter, Di. of Lismaette, have
been committed to Cloning! (iind by Lord.Geogal,
Friday Mrs—Pee, of ikaggerston.plaie, Hack•
ney-road, had necesion to go Out short distance,:
end left a fine rhild, about, live years old, atone
in the parlonr, with be door (vett, by some means:
not known, be.set fire to a great quantity of hay
in a bock-home in the yard, the smoke having at-
tracted sevrtal9f the, neighbours to the spot, they
found the-child nearly burnt to death. tlo only
4urvivcd a iciv minutes. °