The Sun.
London, England, 1811-02-18 00:00:00

POREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

VIESNA, JAN. lg.—lt is certain, according', td
news which we have receiVed; that peace has bead
coneluded between the Porte and Russia. We chi
noryet know'the conditions of the treaty, further
than the cession of Moldnvia tcld \Y:►ll:tchia Rug•
sic It that General atixtiovncN is about to
set out frcm Vienna to go' to Paris,
Preparations are remarked, in the Pala& for A
journey of the
.Akclidnke CHARLES j and politicians
Who pretend to know every thins; say, that this
Prince is going tei Paris.
Letters worthy of credit state; that the domains
of Austria in the Illyrian provinces have been placed
under sequestration, in repritol fur the delay whicll
the merchants of Vienna have obtained.

Considerable activity is observed hi the Cabinet
of the. Emperor. Several Couriers from Petersburgh
and P.-iris have arrived at Vietma within these few
daysi
Count METTERNICH, Minister for Foreign Affairs,
has beenappoint,d by Imperial Majesty Cura-e
for of the Academy of Arts, in the room of the late.
Count Con ENTZEL,and formally entered on his office
on the loth inst. Thte report that peace has been
concluded between itUssia and Turkey is now said
' to he premature.
CkSSEL. , JAN. 20.—J ettoidi NAPOLEON,"&C. Cones
sidering that Baron SCHEEL.E, Pret'ea.of the Depart'
mein of the Aller, has left the kingdom without
our permisiion, 10 go to Berlin, where he• is re'
wined hidden for many d..ys. Upon the report of
the Minister of the Interior, we have decreed and

do decree •
ART. 1.-e-Baron de SCITELER, Prefea of. the Dee
partruent orthe Alter, is deprived or his funoious.
Ai r. of the luteuiur is charged
I, with the execution-of the preseht decree.
Given nt our Royal P.ilaee at Cassel; in the oth
I year of our teigli.

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.lEltom, NAi'oLEcrs.

On Sunday fortnight, in the evening, the house of

111 r.• Barron, in Snii-111:411Iptoli-row; was r(,)libud of a

quantify plzttr, tO a_considerable amount. Mr.
B. hod a prty to dine with hitn abtiVe clay' ;
and on the following morn: ng the butler inforiued
his master that a great part of the plate which had
been used at dint) r on the preceding day had been
s!nlen, hut in what manner he could not aCCpunt

for, eit,cepi ihat he suspected some person had got
in at a ~,,indow which 'had been kit open by ,his
mastcr. • Mr.' Unroll give infoirntlion of, the rob 4
bery at the Pailie-Oifice, 136 w-street, aud Lavender
and Adkins, the officers, irked out that the stolen

plate had been purchased by a. silversmith in Fen-
Church-street, but without the slightest degree of
criminality, 'as he gave a full and fair price for it ;
he, however, said; he old nor know the Iliallls name,
or where he yesated, but considered him a pedlar,
and had often purchased things of him before, but
recollected his offering hint a watch for sale at the
time he oirchascd the plate, and that the maker's
tiarn.e was Ciark, cat
.13ishopsgate-street ; and from
this trifling encominance he was traced. Po. appli-,
cation to Mr. Clark., he recollthed the man from a
description of him, nod said he had two watches of
his, and. expeds.ted him to can daily for them. A
BOW•SII'QW. Officer was stationed at Mr. t2i;it les to
wait fur him, and in a few dayi he called, when he
was taken into custody, and c inveyed to Bow-
street. Office. The account he gate of Ilk bay-.
ink-possession of the ,stolen
ton plate was, that he pur-
chased 'it of a gentiomon's coachman in (3,eon.
sireet, c;rosvewir-•ipia;.e ; he acknowledged the
coachman, when he sold it, requested him to bur)►
it tar a few d !ys, as he expecte.l to have some more
for him, which he acknowledged that he did, and
that he save the coachman 4S, ad. an ounce for
lie said he did net know the coachman's name, or
the cxaa place of his resideno-, but could find them

both. ~11Clkin anti Lis:ender aucordinp:ly accompa-
nied him to Greeo-street, and found him a& the
described,' tend he ilot--ticiiying loving sold
the LAit'e,
.taktio, into custody there b.+l2;
wring circumstances of sitspiCion that he and 141 c:
Barron's budsr coniiect,7a together, he m,as
also apprehended, and they ail three underwent an
examination on Friday evening, and wire commit-
ted fof Inrther exaMinatiou,

NO. 15 03e(i a Prize. of 1,0001. No. 9,'.2:36, a
Prize cac 500 i. and 3,822, a Pi iie of' 4001. were
Sold by HotiNSLIY and Co. in the following Shares :
Two (natters, Five Eighths, and Thitty 6ixt‘ceothi.
Holders of the said Shares are respeafidly
(painted, that they may receive their Prize Money
imm,,diately, at their State.L.ottexy Offices, No.
C auhill, and St. Margaret's El4l, Borough.—Fe-,
brua!y 15th.