The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-15 00:00:00

1.1AM31)!:,, II MAIL.

BRUNSWICK, APRIL known tenses
-bad prevented hitherto the opening of the will-of
• the late Dnke Ch:o-les William Feedinitud; who
diN at Oltenson. in 1806, Of the wound he re-
ceived in:the battle of'Jena: This will, which
Was licpusited in the Abbey of St..Blaries here,
was opened yesterday, and, besides some legacies
to the servants of the deceased Prince, it contains
the disposition, which is extremely painful to the
whole country, that. the bOdy of the'Duke shall
continue to repose wherever he should end his
life. We have therefOre entirely lost the long..
cherished hope of seeing the earthly remains of
this Pcince, whose memory will for ever be dear.
to .his people,' placed in the sepulchre Of his fa-
thers, near. his, song Who has since fallen 'in the
cause of Germany, and so many other Princes of
ltis howe, who fell on the field of honour.
nxisovest, APRIL s.—The Court Gazette con-
tains. the following article :—".The notorious
French General Ameil, who is in the list of the
24th of July, after having wandered about a long
time in Germany, bas been discovered jiisl as he
was, near the attainment Of his, object, namely, to
cross the sea, by the vigilance and activity of the
Police ofLuntbnrg, and HOW brought in. here yes;
tertlay, 'under an 'escort of dragoons. Ile was
disguised as a horse-dealer,"
A rubbery, committed in the night of the sth,
hy breaking into a house at Uslar, has been the
occasion, that by the pralseworthy activity and
precaution of the. country dragoons, who went in
porstst of the robbers, '2O persons belonging to 'a
great band, consisting of Jews', 'have been dis-
taivered at Borgholzen, and arrested with 'the
hssistance of the Prussian authorities This band
hag for some time past had Its depot, in Lippe and
Padderborn, and has rendered itself formidable by
many great robberies. The twenty rogues wit°
were taken are secured at- Uslar. Several of the
accouters of this band are, as they say, natives of
Amsterdam, Hanibtirgh 'Altona, Btc.'
CAsset., Amt. 4.-IVe ,have the pleasure of.
seeing among•as our brave countryman, Gen; Von
Doemberg, well knOwn for his military ex-
Oohs. •
_Si; PETERIBURGII) ATARCIII 9,-.--.IIIC new Ta-
tif will be piiblislied on the 24th of this mOntli;
and we Shall then know whether it will be in force
in Autumn, Or. riot 'till nt. SA Spring, respecting
4141101 opinioni are at prcscnt diyided.
.fautta rue MAINR, 31.—Notwil
log 'all' the doubts that have been expressed, if is
probable that the Diet of Ifiankioit will be
viiened• immediately after Easter.
It reported Oily he dignityof Emperor
et Germany will be re•establisbed..
M. Gorres is gone to Treees, to defend his
eause_before the Tribunal there against M. Sack.
It is said that; Goats will obtain a tic w appoint •
no:nt in the University which is to be fuouned ut
Cril“gne.
Viguith.,VAncu 30. —His Highness rieltfMar.
%hal Prince SchWartzenburg is now come back to
this city froni his journey to Count Stadin
is expected' frum day
,to day.
Ltri-Tia:vitost Dit,espes7, APRIL, I.—An unpa;
talleled Crime has just becii cuaimitted here. .4
carpenter, named Reichel„ Of ,}notoriously had