The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-08 00:00:00

rl.li'4inat,
313.1 D.

t
bERLINT, MARCH said Net 'toe fling
has ordered 'statues to be erected"' tti Generals
•SetrarithOrst and •Mh Ranch the tuost
'able sculptor after Canova, is to exante them.
;These statues Will adorn the ndw square which is
to be made this year near.the arsenal. ;
The trophies conquered from the French will
be in the middle of the square. The expences
will be taken from-his Majesty's private coffers.
SWITZeRLAND, MARCH 25.—The Council of
State of the Canton of Zurich, sent on the 15th.
of Match a Circular Letter to all the Cantons, by
which it commuociates to them the oVertures.
which the Ministers of :the Allied Powers •have
made to the Swiss Charge d'Affaires at Paris. Ac-
cording to these overtures, the intention of the
Powers.isi.that the persons, lately banished.frour
France, for the maintenance of public tranquillity,
shall be treated according to the same principles,
and in the same mariner as have been previously
agreed tipon between them, relatively to the per-
sons named in the Ordinance of the 24th of July.
The Council of State invites the Cantons to re-
gulate their conduct to these persons aceording•
to that observed by the Allied Powers, paying at.:
teution to • the particular situation of 'Switzer-
land..

FRANKFORT) MAnctr Excellency Ba-
ron Illgersleben, Minister of Stiote, and Chief
President of the Grand Duchy of the Lower
Rhine, arrived here to-day from Berlin. He is
going to Coblentz, where'he is to reside.

SWITZERLAND, M•aaCH 27.—The Treaty be-
tween the Swiss Confederation. and the King of
Sardinia, was signed on the 16th. The stipula-
tions are not yet fully known. It is said that the
Council of ;tote of Geneva has just authorised the
establishment of a Theatre in that city for next
winter.Thui a question would be resolved which
his long been a subject of dispute at Geneva,
Mr. de Castella,• Mareel►al tie Camp, died on
the 19th at Fribourg, at the ngti of 83.

. .
The last accounts of the malady in the Valley o(
Skim', &c. have quieted our , alarms. It is a
nervous fever, such as an inclement season atol
bad food produce among the indigent classes.

•Bnusset,s, A rip r. 2. —For sonic time past:. the
Journals, both of this country and eoreign, are
full aE in#ceuraeies, and even of news wholly
false.'

lw the Memorial of the Do. March, wider the
head of Paris, we read, that " his Mnjesty the
Nob.t eho
ility to subjects of .his loligilmut „who arc
judged worthy of this honourable dist inction,"
if the French Paper. contain
,such erroneous
accounts from ,our country, in return one of onr
Papery, which, is need to speak -twits of France
ivitti The same precis:on as if *it We're -talking of
Japan, gave us, the day befiire yesterday; a most
Improper letter. (ht ithre hi phis inconrOrtaitte), un-
tier the Mune of the Duke of IVellington, •
How cat) any one dare, Is bile ltrossels is fun
of English, to ascribe to their illustrious c,tintry
man phrases full of rhodomoutade and of boast-
ing, a language entirely opposed to the character':
of-a Nero. This letter displays the manners. and
the opinion of some Ex.Trenchntan, and not shose
of the Noble Minded conqueror of Buottaparte.
May we not presume that the article in which
Count Jules de, Polignac is hTought upon the
stage is from the same manufactory.