The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-05 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

FRA.NKFORT, MARCH 26.—1 n consequence of
the happy ,arrangement of the territorial differ-
tnees between Austria and Bavaria, which is now
officially known, it is hotted that the German
Diet ‘Vill-certaittly opeo on the 15th of next
month.

Ills Excellency Baron Humliohlt, Prussian Mi-
'-niiter of State, makes his arrangements to return
to Berlin' in the first half of the morith of May,
as it is supposed that all the territorial partitions
end cessions will be regulated by that time.
BRUdtiBLS, Mason 30.—The reports that tire
I~rerrch army will nut be completed this' year are
'Onfirmed: The regiments of cavalry at Lille and
"Arras Wire. not more than two or 300 men, and
take on recruits. The number of biases required
for them is' complete, most of them are from the
army of the Loire. The national gitards do the
duty with ,the greatest' zeal, in those fortresses
where there are no garrisons of the Allied troops.
`The first Aide-de-Camp of 'the Duke of Wel-
lington is arrived here from Paris, charged with
fa special mission, the object of which is not
IttrOwn. It seems that' the delay of the departure
of the Duke of Wellington from Paris, to review
the army of occupation, which has been so often
announced, is connected with some affair of great
importance, which is not yet sufficiently cleared
up

All the French who arc named in the oviinance
of the 24th of Jul)',- most absolutely leave this
city. The necessary orders have been given to
hasten their departura; Merlin de Douay, who
was already embarked, but wrecked oft Flushing,
is .gOitig to Ant warp to embark again for America.
General Excetmans is gone. Messrs. Flare) and
Bory de St. Vincent, who wrote in the Noin
Jaime, and who had staid beyond the time that
was granted them, have been conveyed out of the
city by the Police. The number of houses that
are to he pulled down for the purpose of fortifying
Charleroi is 160 : steps arc to be immediately
taken to indemnify the proprietors, so that none
of them may suffer by that measure.
COPENHAGEN, MArtc►H 23.—0 n the 15th of this
month, there was a dreadful thunder storm at
Marii)o, accompanied with a violent litirricane and
: pillar of the Cathedral was thrown down
ois this occasion.

ST, PETERSBiIitGkI, nkitCri B.—The Emperor
bus, given orders to the Merchants of this city to
choose ftoar among their own body the members
of a Committee, %rho, with two per,ons belong-
ing to the Department'of the .111i!Jist ry of the h-
pances, have to draw up the plan of a Chamber
of Commerce, for the establishment of ‘vhic.,4,.the
.nterchants have petitioned. The election • took
place yesterday, and the fallowing Gentlemen had
the majority of ,votes :—Kassoff, Bilibia Cramer,
wo, Brifxuer; llieglitz ,Tscherbatoff, St mart,
Baum, and. Sevcrin. Great advantages to the
trade of this city are justly expected from such
establishMent as a Mintier of Commerce,.
consisting of able and active member's, which has
been found extremely useful in all countries. .

At the last masqeerade on the Taurle Palace, the
magnificent decorations and the illuminations in
the apartMents of the palace, the refined taste and.
'order in every part, the winter 'garden flourishing
with natural grecn and' flowers, lighted up with a
splendour equal to the light of day, excited in the
astonished guests a kind of magic charm, which
transported them at once from the cold regions of
the North, in the middle of winter, to: the mild
climates of the South. in fact, one of the to.
reigneri of distinction who were present saith that
if an exact description of this fete were rind
in his country, people would' be, persuaded that
the relater had allowed his imagination too free

scope..
Last Thnrsday the English Ambassador, Lord
Cathcart, gave a Ball, which his Majesty the
Emperor, and her Majesty the Empress, Eliza,
ti.th Alexriovna, the Grand-Dukes and the Grand
Duchesses, with their Consorts,,honoured with
titeir es'enee.
WARSAW, MARCH 18.—On the 14th of the
rionth, the Vistnitt broke ,up', and on the 15th it
vas entirely cleared of the' ice by a great inunda-
tion, at part of the suburb of Praga beyond the
Vistula, and the houses near the bauks'on this
*hie are under water.'

The inhabitants were forced to save themselves
by o precipitate flight on hoard of boats sent to
their, assistance. The ice has done much mis-
chief, we expect every moment the ice to come
flown on the river Save from Austrian Galicia.

Berkheim,
who is returned from Litau, by
way Of Switzerland. It is affirmed that' most
of the Distrieri on the left bank of the Ith'the,•
which hate been provisionally ceded to Austria,
except what comes to rartustadt; will be unit'ed
to our Grand Duchy; and that the territory suit-
.
:tied between the Lamer and the Queish *ill be
included in this aggrandizement ; but that parti-
cubir arrangements- will be made respecting the
Protectorship, and the military importance of
Landau. It is added, that the cessions to be made
by our Court consist in its Possessions in Upper
Swabia, to the east of the Black Forest, includ-
ing the country of Furstenberg, as well as the
parts of Franconia situated between the Tauber
and the Maine, which belong to the Grand Duchy.
rill thetle territorial arrangements cannot but have,
a great influence on the higher branches of the
Administration, and the: repartition of the Pro-
vioces.
BRUSSELS, APRIL I.—The King set out this
morning tor Mons, whence his Majesty will take
a tour in the countries ceded back by the late
Treaty of Paris, its Well as the fortresses of
iippr.viiie and Marienburg.
Mancu 1G.,-,The introduction of a mo-
dified Representitive Constitution into the Grand
Duchy ot•Hesse is more and more talked ot.
Princes aod Counts hately presented:
to the Grand Duke, requesting that the States
may be immediately convoked.
WeitaußGH, MARCH 24.-,A Proclamation has
Veen published by our Duke William, announcing
that in consequence of the death of Duke Fre-
derick Augustus, his cousin, the. Government
which he shared with. his cousin is now devolved.
upon him alone, and he expectS that his subjects
will continue to show the stone attachment as
hitherto.