The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-18 00:00:00

rit - gulaaluTlS Mr - Write - are camel - on directed we learn that tbeyexpect tbesatne Superi n t en di n g between the King hi person and Olt:Allied Powers ; Commissary who was there before the last break but it is added, that it is by the advice of his out of hostilities, and it is added many Officers are that the King has resolved on this mode of already named for the Departmental Legions., negociation. Mr. 'Wellesley Pole strongly insists The wooden barracks raised to the ntunber- of ion the irtinPrtant concessions, which it is for the .14S, in the. garden Luxembourg - , for the can= interest of Europe, am: especially of England, to :tonsCs t VENICE, AUG 25.—The events•whicli have just taken down. taken place in Ven-tian Albania may occasion IV'e learn from Bourg, that an individual call 'um politicaJ difficulties. The Bishop of Mon-- int; himself Napoleon Buonaparte appear e d On the tencgro as is well known, a kind of S o v ere i gn Prince ; I,e was the all . Koffttissia and the Servians 26th.Atignst , :ome"of the commtmes of the de in the last war ;be has long-.had a desire to unite partmont of Ain. His features soMewhat re t.'attaro awl Ragusa to his little Ptincipality. SeMble thus: of the individual whose name lit has FRENcii rArEns , • I ,ussumed, and his figure is the s The ad ' tRECEIVE'D YESTERA6AY.] r venturer is ftdlowed. lie took his course towards Switzerland, and said he wits going into It a ly.- • Parts,l4. 7 -Tlle Journal de, F r ankf or t o f The different conv e r sa ti ons with him, have 9111 of September, a s ser t s , th at t h e marriage • not produced th e l east sensat i on i n t h e country. <,f the Prince ROy a l o f t h e Netheilands with the Elit•tory is fa of suel(impostors,'lnit we do not Grand Duchess . Aunt of Russia is definitively . , fixed. • live infh an age in which ey can greatly succ ee d. • F rom the Aluniteur. The report which teas spr ea d th a t the opening ! ( ) uf the Chambers liml been postponed to the Ist ! nomE, AuG. 26.---1&i - Excellency Admiral Row -of October, is tviliout Inundation. The Chinn- l e y, Kni g h t o f the ()M e r of the Bath, an d Eng- AVI- Of Deputies, agreeably to the King's ordi- ' • - list' Commandant in the Mediterran ean , was pre - Dance, ti ill assemble On 1 1 ,e 25th, and proceed i:nutedi a t e ly to the verification of the powers of seated on Thursday last to hislloliness, who re flit; Deputi e s. -Fo ur or f i v e d a y s w in s n ffie e for ecived him with the greatest marks at distinction. this ba,-;iness ; and it is in conseiptenee believed, 17..EN1c2; ~.. ;., tt LIG. _ , /.—uovernment has it s e ye s that Cie Royal Sitting will t a ke pla ce on t h e h t o f October. constantly fixed on French traveller's tvlio passlre. The Arent Cy'a:eite states, tinder the head of Zi t - nice and over Terra Firma. Sonic suspicious elm r;ch, that the Diet had voted a resolution, de- t t•eneveu , to hate been disc overe d. n elating such Swiss as had served N a p o l eon Bun- rasters areo niparte since the month of (l arc h last, unworthy Many vess e ls h ave arr i ve d i n our port from of tilt ir name, and depriving them of the title of Marseilles, with the white flag fiviipr• Thee re eiti7ens. port, the .Barbary cruizers are in grea t timbers Notwithstanding the eiremnstantail details near the shores of the'Lev ant an d t h e P atient. Which an Eveninz Journal has given of the arr e st cif Mtn - at, we believe the r'eporr to be false, and It is believed the Holy Father bas made pro -IVe_eari even assert, that the Ex -King ,is . now with posals to the great Powers fOr repressing the in , lik wife.—(Journal des Dehals.) solence of the Barbary Reg e n c i es It appe a rs th e Letters.from Valenciennes state, Oita the tort riSS Of Givet silt.( refuses to, open its gates to the rumour of an armament at Genoa has given the Allit;s. 'flue siege has cononeuCed, and already GovernMent of Tunis some uneasines the besiegers hav e esta bli s h e d t h e i r works • around s. • 9 —Agct lu g reports arrive hoM Daiwa b theiwaly of th e pl ace . A traveller re p orts , t h at a : SLPT. -.• . mine which the besieged hail laid, had exploded tin. The plague has not ceased in many Places, tinder the feet of a corps of the Allies, and had till no population remained to offer more virtu is. destroyed berWeen 4 and 500 ef them. The plare provide!, and it i s b e .; - 'ln the canton o f Makarska none hat the most is well fortified and well liee t d, th a t its reduction will neither be speedy wealthy faMilies have been able to save thems e lves• nor easy ; and that at least it will surrender only The merchants of 'Trieste and Venice base scat cargoes of corn and bread, 3;c, to assi s t th e calm only f by capitnbition. Sti:Asav BOP', SEPT P.—There ntr:v remain here •tries which have . st af ere d most. . our regiments of infa n try to be di,banded, . ------e toriiiing the division (!fGenertlßottenheon, and • (From the Jo:tr . :ea/ des ,D 6645) stationed at floenheim, together with 'some regi- ARTS, SEer.l4.----T he artists Whom the tnis ments of cavalry, cOmposing the diVision of Gen. P Merlin. All the trOops which formed the divi- fortunes of the times had filled with _peculiar fear, ;ions Albe'rt and Granljean have already set off. ' may be comforted, as whatever may be the effect It is asserted that the garrisons of Landau, recent events, : ~,. . .. , ~. • of Sehlestath, New Brisach, Biteht, Phalsbourr, kl , c. Late also been disbanded. i His Majesty,has already ordered for the ceiling of CoetNaatt, SEPT. 7.—We are -assured that the the Hill of the Cgtincil of State, a lar g e Picture Saxons-claim to place a garrison in Schlest a dt. CA , SEPT. 12:—Fiehl-Marshal Bl uc h e r ar - to be painted. The subject nam e d i s th e entry q f EN lived here-air-the 1911 inst. The National Guard i Henry IV. into Paris, after the &feat V the „League. went out to meet him, with:their bands. of music ; This, which is one of the finest i n , o ur history, at some distance from the city, the _Marshal . will receive new - interest front the-scenes recently alk;hted from his carriage to mount that of the en- witnessed. Th e Ki ng , w h ose discernment in Duke ,D'Attinont, with whom he made his trance - into Caen. In the evening the city was every thing eoinntands admiration, has sel ec t e d • • illuminated by - order of the Governor. Every that eminent painter, M. Gerard, to execute this thin ! : leads ns to suppose that Marshal Blucher will here tix.his head -quarters for some time. grand national pi cture . ' 'The land cornmunications between Cherbourg The Duke of Bassano after having been set 'at and Caen continue interrupted. . liberty its Switzerland went to the waters of Aix BEnt.rie, AUG. 31.—The Provincial States of , in Savoy, where he received p assports w hi c h per all the countries composing the Prus-siatv monarchy v eiii assem bl e w B er li n a b out , mi e l nie lma s , wh en ,!'Writ hini to fix his residence at Lintz, in Austria. it is believed, the new Prussian COnstitution will Madame Bassano . has'nnt yet left Paris. be published: This Constitution, drawn up by _______. vcry able statesmen, is expected with lively im patience. Fp,ENcil • pArERs.HRECEIVEO THIS MORNING). Prom the Gazette de Trlnce..; VI2NNA, SEPT, 3.—Our Government is saiif-to 2►ive given tl►e most positive orders to our 4roops tln the Turkish I; ontiet, not to take any part i►i the tlisturhances which have brok-en out hi Servia, Ow! to givil nll assistance to the insurgents. 'Any other line of conduct ‘voulit he diametrically f;p rOsite to thelriendly relationS %vhich subsi3ts be tween the Porte and Austria. We may even'add, that the Porte ,has constantly interested itselrin protecting the commerce of Austria again3t the 33:irbart , Po avers. I'nIZIS, SEPT. I 4.—The Russ'la army n:33embi.,l in the plains of Vet;ths. consisted altogether of 110,000 men. The cavalry arnottnt4A to 36;600, aucl thevewere 400 pieces of . artillery. The ap pear,tuce of the troops was truly benutiful., and the most enthusiastic shouts ran alonf; the line wht.rt the Emperor Alexander presented himself. On the day of the review, after die grand manctuVres, the Emperor invited his august Allies to dine with him in the open air, the principal Generals 'of his own Army, and those of the AllicdForces who had accompanied their Sovereigns. Many salvoes „( ar tillery were fired during the repast. It would be difficult to imnginc a more imposing spectacle. The crowd assembled to witness it was immense. Double rations were distributed to the . soldiers, hut Inch perfert reigns hi the. itirsian Army t'lat even on so great an occaswa as tiais not the slit/ 'test divirder neenrrecl. • () :I'T ec6ftiv three of the lioireliolir of the rl Fri geo - t rrf Logia ntid o olong other:; brest.;od ! s en intendant) arrived a t 1 ) .1 'Ho! rc—oroioi7ation of the French Arrpy fol -1.,,ws closes on its tlisbaudweitt. From liwig"..)- (From the Paelf.) • PARIS, SEI'T. 15.—Since the late disturbance at the Palais Royal the Garden has .been shut every evening at 8 o'clock. „ Fro m the Port of the Quay Malaqui! they gre now . embarking the pieces of cannon with their carriages which have been given up by treaty to the Allies. , It is said the old King or Spain, Charles.lV. and his Queen, bave.accepteA for their residence the beautiful chateau of cecerta, which has been offered to thew by the King of the two Sicilies. FIVZ,NCI-1 FZ7NDS. pci- Cents. shtlt, Sept. 4th.• Fur-Sept. • f. 6 ' 1 14 t. . _ EgA N . , W .; was recemly assassinated upon Boulevards, ;.. 7 aris (says a Meriting Paper), was .: native of &sill*, in the county of; Limerick. Gentleynail, whose manners wcremost ami abk.,,, whose principles were unexceptionable, and .whose connections were highly respectabje, held for. some time an (Alice in the _Coins That otTice he resigned, and became aunercantile con tractor, in which capacity h e su ppli e d t h e B r i t i s h army for several years in the Peninsula, 'having uniformly maintained the .fairest character. It V.%13 however, his misfortune to form a particular 'connection with a French lettiale, which connec tion he soon saw the propriety of :abandoning.— ,But the discarded icniale voWed vengeanre,, and very few evenings had el a psed after the separa tion, .when Mr. Ki:At.: was assassinated within a short distance of his lodgings. CHAPEL. RORBERV.-011 Friday night, or early on Saturday morning, the Methodist Chapel, re cently erected in the Horseferry-road, Westmin-, ster, was robbed of all the chandeliers, branches, . and.brass railing, to the value of 70 or B'ol. It cannot be imagined by wlnit means the robbers gained admittance; as the doors rentaiiied double locked, and the windows.,' which are very high, had not been opened, as appeared front the dust not having been -removed from the fram es ; the robbers, however, got off &kit their booty, with- Out leaving any clue by which they % l i g h t be t raced.. NI 1.11.5. Aentvr:D- 7 1 Prance, Jain:tit:a, 1 Flander, ILisbon, I ('Manna, 3 Dahlin, 2 Wate , thml. LisL'oll, Gotteuburgh, 1 Holland, 1 liantburgh, PRICE OF STOCKS /Ins DAY AT o' CLOCK. Bank Stock, Imlia Bonds, 63. ss. diS. 3 per Cent lied. shot • Excheri. 4q. Is. dis. 3 pur Csoe. Cons. 564 i Omnium, (I 7 pr. 4 nor CentsAshilt Om. Payment, Oct. 74 pr. peiCent. Navy Ann ; 84/ 65 1, Cons. for October,.s7i Bank L. Ann. shut COCRSE OF TV EF,713.11", Scrr. 15. A m nittvrda 85 4 2 Us. Ditto, at Sight • 34 10. Aihsterdath • lU 16 C. F. Ditto, at Sight • lO 13 Rotterdam ...‘ • lO 17 2 L's. Antwerp • lO it; Exc. Mo. lianthurgli • 32 9 2! Us. 3-2 12 10 10 2i Us. Park, 1 Day's Bate 1)i! to Tiouudeauxotittc. 24. 5U auti tort oil tlic•Maio • • . 131 Exc. Money Aladrid Cadiz ":3SS EtCL:tirt: • Barcelona St. Selrrstian's Corunna Gibraltar Malta .... Palermo .... Dutniti Hi-Cork. ... Ili per Cent. Agin irl the liank on . 2 I ) 4tagal G;ild, iu Cviu Fureign Gnid, in Bars, 'New Dor:111.011s New ll.ollaTs .. • . :I. 85 L.:Thorn 5 •44f 126 ye r Oz. Oportty GS 68 • L. 4 g 0 per Oz. .4 0 0 4 (j U 5 7 • IV.VIT.It Xl' LONDON 'MIDGE, TO..',11011R()W. :Om - dint:o9 mittitt,4 After Q. 1 Evening, 51 tit vs ,titer 2. 'l l l E S UN: 1 1 /1.101 QOl3 DICE HE TALSUNI MIDEAT ? LONDON. MOV,'.-IY, SL-PT LZ 18, 1815. IVant of room compels us to "orbit numerous ar ticles intended for publication this day, among which eve have to announce for to-morrow _ The Tr - a t'eller' about Paris," No. S. in which .our Correspondent treats the disturbance in the Valais Royal as an aggravated squabble, arising - out Lot . intemperance, but'nOthiug : A short Essay on the Status quo, from the ex . .. cellent ,pen to which we have recently been in debted for many % , alaable communications : and The Report of the Court-Martial on General PROCTOR. Mr. LIDIVELL was this morning taken into cus tody by two Peace OfficerS, under the authority of .tiir NATHANIEL CONANT, and was conveyed to Lord ELLENZOitoUGICS Chambers, here he was bound over to keep the_ p eace , h ere an d else where, wi l th his Majesty'q and Mr. BUTLER, a ho appeared as Mr. lADWELL'S bail; we understand, endeavoured to' sbew that Lord ELLExaonotIGH exceeded his pu‘Nvers. in re quiring security to such 'an extent of place. His Lordship, bo'wever, justified the measure, and Mr. LrnwEt.t. was boon(' in MU/. and the other two Gentlemen in 500/. each, We ptcsent our Readers with the Official Bur.: letin, annolmeing the Surrender of .Guadaloupe— tbe finale of the short Buonapertist Revolution in the West Indies; tor the promptitude in reducing which our Government merit the gratitude of the Country. A Gazette, with the Dispatches at length, brought by the Fairy, will be Published this evening. The British shipping got so near to the shore th&t our troops were cuable..l to laud under their cover, without the loss of a man. In the attack we had only a few men killed, and I Captain, 2 subalterns, and about 40 men wounded. The enemy had about 200 killed and wounded, but nu Officer of distinction was among the number. The troops surrendered prisoners of war. The French rebel Governor LINOIS has been sent in a frigate tot-Trance to be tried. 'The Fuiry left at Guadalonpe on the 16th ult. his _Majesty's ships Venerable, 74, Rear-Admiral Sir P. C. DURHAM; Bart. K. C. B.; Dasher 18, Columbine 18, Espiegle 18, Barbadoes and Badger 10 guns, all xvell.. • The contents of the French Papers of the 14th and 15th :are contained in our other columns. We have also a,variety of other Continental Jour nals, but th i ere is nothing. yeyy prominent in their statements. Civet has surrendered to the Prus sians, though the' Paris Editors foretold a pro tracted siege.. A new BuozqApAtlTE has started' up at Bourg, but the constables are after him', and it is not likely'that be will he suffered to plague the world like his predecessor. , by Louis XVIII. an d d o xvc n ot trac e tb A eir DO ter. hand in Bel g i um an d i n Sivitierk°/". the rrds• Belgian Are already almost at war archSianS. Several affairs hare taken Ph ° °II the ir Zi i r c io rs n ' s other plans of the pr . etclu ied Tre ; l l l) i .ecil' Paris are in circulation. lo one : i n je f ra l ice; in r oops are to remain four year' 1- r e° another, two : and 'in a third, tl'Y A g amount '- to oao,ooo men, and to will' e Norther land -'- Eastern Departments/. the( e o King of France's soldiers are t 0 V s ' le r, t e ll r el° 35 deParttrivots, and all the fortified l a " -5 a be held. by U rtart Citards only. - tbi i occupy li'etbe 0 11 Jamaica Gazettes to the l3th, reached nmritiog. The accounts of the mule (If 1 pi 100, and adv a n ce o f t h e Allies into Pari,ceii'lle been received with the utmost exult:ai°l%tb atrocities c o m m itt e d by the Rostalisls °ioor I; :,Span:sh Main h av e b een t o uc h dwelt 40" e%t e " FactionS . Journals. We do not Tr e39 , 1° 116‘ 4 rotate cruelty on eith e r s ide, but ti 0 01 era spew, that ,even Patriots be guilty of, bloody excesses- A letter from "Carth a fr f the to that r i l;t o l v t t b ir f e t , h l e w s t p iz s ir b uf c l o -b o t: t t s e b i c sg e pto; / :, ° lott;:" from Cadiz to Porto with ‘.7.70r°45,cti0g the Governor of Panama on boar d ' ' ell' which the following horrible facts are s 1 ter °` ji t Eleven Officers, " hurried aiDay by for the Caus e of Independence, eouiP ired he al U e unfortunate Prisoners, and . in lil t t i % is ° 0 )1 ' ult: rushed into the Prison it- of the `' ,l llll se and murdered twenti:i=se Oen of them) 611 ' wounded six more.r • tri3l" _ . • a b e 1 1' . 11.1t o : eo f li t ili l e :e ri:l tn eft t l ir e C t ie or r s e f ( 3a l .l C ie a l p lt o : 4 ; ;; ; I: e tle : :) a rm I Ting:Itile°telt11.5: C t8i i i : : '' ::: : 111 0 ( 3::: the Assassins were seven Ofcers and °VC': go of'. who are in custod --." 'uter t he y In : lra/is, Wi t Foreigners. - • • c ialopor. 4 The following extracts are the ow — ' cw ..° 0 pers from Spanish America, which th ese ' 9 Ci P. tale :--- • erir ) tiJe "By the arrival of a Mexican P r ' v°te t tho j , 1, ' r. , ,- ---, accounts h av e been r ece.-te' „rail 61 : tbai , ena Patriot General Aloatr-Lo commands 8 - ° ris(''' f tie I CI the coast of Vera Cruz, consisting °` 1 ? h s . `" 40,000 men, completely armed an d e4lT : e P oti'' Ile' that the port of, old Vf.ra Crut mot , et in possession of the Patriots!' " The movements of the Porte are very great — It is hinted that they proceed from secret in t; ignc. Why should Gallic diplomacy sleep more now than in f ormer timed Does not Sweden present another fi e ld f or t h e exerc i se o f t h e Ma chiavelia‘n p o li c y o f t h e Mi n i sters sprung from the Revolution, trainedby'lluoNAP,tarp", and adoPte4 CARTHAGENS, Ext ß r U ac t: ; L i n f T a "'T°E. isrie.:ll::h‘ol2ertiz.6.'cl:;r:epi'son.e.ifr•ie.:es:;m:uel published a i : i i be . u yr t l ea c t isi ti ,Ev: : - I , : G ' s i — e c h c i c : r . e a tt r i e l t i ll . :: : :: : - o ' il, . !l,o “ : tr ' ii o i l .l . : ' E S: t. c l i t i t ' e ll' e .: 3l :l l l o : Dispatch of the 20t1 f 6. ' e c:" ,r , 5 0: A 1t : 1 :, , t ic t i. h ,l: ,_ : • ,p p x o c r o t p o le a: i jua t rs h i e ol T p ll os E itt,:l e de ß: f sTt t si h :::irib:i:lse:rrill'°. arti4/1 the 94 ,eric ed , rt) .4 .- , Nli T irtla of from 3000 to 4000 Sp.auish o ldier o s e ral P ia. I&dearsnhtiptlitsthge, j a a rin)' , -"der 6 ; ttleirel- Jos, hag defeated the e - . • li . 'II forir `). , wh ale boats between Sam', "-my, and la e no and.TavuDocho, au'' re pnt to, death. . e a rt ic' , du . I .‘ .. ‘ e_. s " t i n:u l i t ill t e ' f rl . . e l d s e t i:t o l s i n a e i t :c csf:anecittnsitint2nsdoooUfnai Cnt:srlaii:::::1:c1,1'4;;Ig"ig.:t1131'13:ord5:''':111:::::°1:1;: boari "'' ce1.„.1 of this vessel is Colonel Duran and %I. PIP° I.loo' ap_7:6::ots.tu;',.!..,sp,:ite::,o::ol,usriii:,:bia:ieinrt:,:,tl.l-°a.ticiphecje,-",l)::;"::p:rilleic:;:tses':ot;olll:leql,4lulastiit:l:Gierargr'lsCtS:l3:::: P-3. t . / .., 11(1. : h e:r : cr - 13 , 1: : 4: lif:::::: . thl, exile us, on the approach of this vessel 'yea' s. . ‘_ej .,,, 0 01'0; clays : J fr .t o N i t i : t s c a A n , t a AUG. m r11190.--:10‘-illkii ts'.:lC":t. I t i b a il iSC. : ;eI ilj ; e i : P 4tY;56 ll.?gb.it.iuE-gbxloapsat;tdSia:illinlioiMiguel. at•ri veil on La i, to 11.15 Grace the aulte of Manchester a p h rt l i e cee i ; 1 1 1 0 f 10,000 tiles, i i ):: " rt n a e n ( :e te t i o Y ‘‘ COMMERCIAL --A (petition of yery c ps o f , t , his and the mother country eatn i ",:, bottl,l" (:curt on Monday, And:we have no (1011111)e g atgheainst Cathagena• _oitier, decision of th eir- ii,-;uonrs the judges `'.l .•11 O il ..ole%l a nerally approved. The case was 1( :„el 1 ' 3 4 the part of a Loyalist Spaniarti,..‘vhose *- r wile been capt ttred by a Ctirthttgenian rivatee•tc self' critic Gcelrn n te e ti e r,al , gi bu t no t .a certificate of condemnation, issued by t f e rea ll cnstituted Court of that Colony, was ten:so 01" ar ia a ver(liC ;lieu OS, dered.to he returned for the plaintiff, "'• , 0 1 accordingly done.'' of " A dre'adful fire ti•oke out part ( . } Y 'l ' in ,ect th e eAtita°RititLaL°stall: (CLflc)ll.aorcekdtt(t.; e:" bc'le . 7 ja mates, on the 13th Jult,,,an,l nearly destr°': 18. irefultot c a s whole place. The details of this ( • t it ow 1 111 th a miry state-- Of ill-fated Pojt ItcY''' ' . -lei remains, besides the Dock -yard,. Is F oe': (1 ,2: g. .c 11, the Artfllcry 13arrack aud 1-10sPital* the u l l s s t. hous e the street in w-bibi)-31r. P. Durfus's c'i gis (vol II tuated, the street nt the back of it , ''' rl( v t We r" abotit-,14 to 16 honses on the Plarac,C. 10t 011 till° Were gret to state that several lives unfortunate vcca5121:,........., . , be gr. ear to a The affairs of Switzerland ttPr - tie Catttd tenlength settled, by the re-odlni''s Of 14"'-er' Lincfer..‘vtild into the CoC.:100 of 01 .. tions 11110,,veleonlitier„,ial i:,,ii.tei.oi.e ,11, A