The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

I I i~ PArißs. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] (From the Morriteur of Me 234 ) . PARIS, APRIL `24.—A telegraphic dispatch front Strashmg of the 2(1, from General Molitor to the Minister at War, announces that the whole of Alsace is inflamed with the utmost patriotism ; that the organization of the National Guard has commenced, and will be completed by the 30th and that crowds of grenadiers flock to the national standard. LYONS, AM/. 12.—According to the accounts that have reached us, it appears that the Duke d'Angouletne did not act with courage. When he saw that he was surrounded, he .e claimed, " We are lost," and surrendered without oppOsing the least resistance. We are assured, that one day as he was walk iug on the field of battle where several men had been killed on each side, this . Prince perceiving the dead body of a soldier who died. under the tri coloured standard, kicked the corpse, and said he is a traitor." It is said that his own soldiers Were indignant'at this act. An article trom Lyons of the date of 18th April, contains an order of the day from Suchet (Duke of Albufera) in which it is denied that the 10th regiment of the line had hoisted the tri-coloured flag in passing the bridge of Drome, and had then resumed the white flag, and fired upon the 39ch regiment which advanced to fraternise with them to the cry of " Vice l'Empereur !" Suchet states that this is a malicious falsehood to stain the character of the lfith regiment, as the engagement which took place under these circum stances was involuntary !! VALENCIENNES, APRIL 12.—The rigour exer cised at Brussels against the French is extreme ; since yesterday those persons who go to Fiance are obli4cd to leave security; females arc not even exenwted from this. • LAUSANNE,APRIL 1 4.- -- The Congress at Vienna IntiSt have resolved upon the , interests of Savoy. Chablais remains subject to Sardini Carouge is re-united to the .Canton Of case of war, Chablais will• be neutralised and put under the protection of Switzerland. -BARCELONA, Apia. 11.—The events which have happened in France nave produced here the greatest sensation. Liberal principles make great • pro gress, even in Catalonia, the least enlightened province of Spain. (From the Gazette de France of the 2StA.) PLACENTIA, APRIL 14.--The garrison of this city is composed of four Piedmontese Rtgiruents. it is said that it will be to-morrow reinforced by two other regiments. The Neapolitan head quarters are at St. Lazarus, a mile from the city. All the gates are shat except that of Trebia. The King of Naples arrived to-day at St. Lazarus, and summoned the place to surrender. The utmost fermentation prevails among the Sardinia troops, who being commanded by Of ficers who followed his Majesty in Sardinia, have inspired the soldiers with no confidence. All the bastions end ramparts are preparing for a siege but we are in want of good artillery- Men.—There is a fine park of artillery, which the King of Naples probably covets. The citizens mount guard, and the people are tranquil. The Neapolitans may come when they please, they will only have to encounter Ole same troops who put them to flight ,last year on time days of the 13th and 18th. The Neapolitan army is estimated at 123,000 men, and is daily recruited by militayy who have seen service. is confidently stated that acorps of 25,000 men crossed the Po yesterday at Cassal Maggiore, and matches on Cremona, while Gen. Campana keeps the Austrians in check on the left of the Po and the Mind°. The Austrians seem to make strong efforts to defend the right bank of the Po, before out city, where they are afraid that after its occupation the Neapolitans Will endeavour to cross the river. According .to prevailing reports, it is under stood that the Neapolitans March_ by the Appen nine Mountains upon Genoa and Alexandria. It is upon the latter place that those troops are sup : . posed to march who have just crossed the T rebia. At this instant it is said that .the Neapolitans r masters of St.Cteorge, the Castle of St. John, and that they march Upon Stradella. YERONA, ,APRIL said that corps of troops rallied under, the Standard of hide pendance, occupy tlac defiles of the mountains that lead into the Tyrol. The.grand enterprise which is executing from the impulse of the Neapolitans,.and oy their- eon rage, has caused the disappearance of thcise feel ings occasiotivi by the rivalry of nations. Italy wi:hes to be united and free. GENOA, APRIL 16.--General Nugentsis expected here, and is stilted to hare met with a considerable check. ft appear-3 that *ith the trecips that this Gvneral eat, Isserabke and Whith may be estiniated at MOO lien; he. intends , to bliserve the toute front Genoa to MEl:Adria; Mid to Have I; Is' head= quarters at Stradella. The King of Sardinia is still here, Our city is in a situation that may be easily imagined. The English flatter us. 'rite King of Sardinia fears as. The King of Naples seems to smile upon our wishes. The events that must decide our destiny . Will soon take place. It is confidently stated that his Majesty Charles IV. proposes not to quit Genoa. Several English ships are ready to receive those Sovereigns who may find it necessary to seek some other better asylum than this city, affords them.--The Holy Father is very patient. FPANRIORT, Amt. 18.—His Imperial High .ness'the Archduke Charles set ont this morning for Ment,z.`, A piquet of cavalry of the Land strum of our city has had the honour of escorting him to the frontier. The Congress has decided that the navigation of the fthine•i free. Only one . ,franc and seven centimes per viotal• •to be p3id from the fron tier of France to .uoHand, aril thils• _u!one gill serve for keeping up the tracking path. COURIER' EXTRALIRIDIN.IFY OF TUESDAY NiORNIN9. The approaching departure of his Majesty , is announced. lie is to visit the frontier places of the 'North. Orders, have been given for the pre- paration of eat riages for the j(Hlrney. The Prince of Essling (Massena) reached Paris yesterday. M.Francais of Nantz is ii)pointed Extraordinary Commissioner of big Majesty for the 14th Military ' Division. A. telegraphic dispatch announces that all the National Guards demanded for the set vice of the places ot' war are already prepared. The Mayor of I'ommerat Jaudi (Cites de Nord), has just perished, a victim to the zeal with which he fulfilled his functions. He has been assas sinated. (Feonrthe Jortened de Parim) PARIS, APRIL 25.-1 t is considered- as a new mark of the diiration of peace between Great Bri tain and France, 'that fur some days past several English persons have landed in France for the pur pose of spending here part of the fine Seilsoll.- Several (lave . already reached Paris. They write us troth - Lisbii, that they are there infinitely surprised that Count Pahnella, Ambas sador from the Court of Brazil, should have sign ed the Declaration of Congress of the 13th March last, when it is notorious that the Government of Portugal.was not a party to the Treaty of Paris, to erhich it did not accede, and the Bourbons did not send any Minister or accredited Agent • to the Court of Brazil. Madame Catalani is at present at Brussels, where she intends to give concerts. 'BRESLAU, APRIL 91--For some days we have been expecting a corps of Russian troops, the arrival of which has been for some time announced. The Russian army of Reserve will pass about the end of this month. The number of Russian troops who are to pass throughl this pro%ince is stated to be 245,000. An article from Dresden , of the l3th Mates, that the Minister Reck, and General Gamily, the Prussian Governors . of Saxony, have charged the Judicial Authorities and Police of SaxOpy to pro secute all persons who, by word or deed, shall seem to favour NapolFou .Puonaparte, Persons guilty of this offence, arc to be tried at Diesden before the Ministry of Police. By a Decree of the 2Gth March last, the effects of Prince Budder, Captain of the Guards to Count de Lille, have been sequestrated. DUTCH MAIL. MILAN, APRIL 11.---Lord William Bentinek is arrived here from the Austrian head quarters, he departed to day for Genoa. I'LORENCE,• APRIL s.—The last letters from Rome say, that there is great desertion in the Neapolit-an army, and that 15,000 men who had arrived at Sowannr, had received orders to.re trograde by Tondi, into the interior of the kingdom. MAYENCt, APRIL 19.—His Imperial Highness the Archduke Charles arrived here yesterday at noon,, amid the ringing of all the bells and ,the discharge of cannon. The principal Prussian and Auitrian Authorities went to meet the • Prince, who entered on horseback between four lines of soldiers, and amidst the acclamations of the whole population of - the place. His Highness visited the theatre in the evening, where: he was received with enthusiaant. The city was magnificently il luminated.• ROME, APRlL.lo.—Cardinal Fesch set off yes terday fOr Naple'S. General Pignatolli Arrived here yesterday from Florence. • About 1500 Neapolitan troops-:that had reached Fondi„ with orders to ad vance and follwv the first division of the army, have received counter-orders, and have fallen back towards Ctipna. FLoittN6E, APRIL 10,--The Neapolitans en tered, this city, on the 6th ; the Austrian General Nugent retired at their approach• upon Pistoga with 4 or 5000 men. of whom 2000 are Tuscans. • GHENT, APRIL , 4 2 , 1.--:Not- a (lay - pasSes but we receive the most satisfactory accoucts from France concerning- the situation of that country; they confirm the hopes tvhieli Buonaparte's ofncial publication -would sit like to give us. FitA,t , o-aT, Arrat. from Stock-. holm announce that Sweden has just seceded to the meaSures which the Allied Powers have indgvil- it necessary to take uuder the . present clrcutustancv-s4 • , SI Ai TA. A untvti)-1 tallattd; 1 Fl*ntlers; tslOds, in filionist•F n ic-set, 4 Wateifoid. Uoti, 1 Gottenbiligh, 1 Dublin. PIiICF. 0 THIS DAV Al T' Ranh Stotk, - 3 per Cent. Red. rid; 3 per Cetit4 Cons. 574 4 per Cent. Cons. 7! K• • 5 per Cent. Navy AM ii. 8G VELVE O'CLOOC.,. I Bank Ann. 14 3-laths t India guilds, ns. tOs. pr. Excheq, Bills, 4i. Gs. pr. Osmium Cons. for May, vi HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRUM T6-MORROW: Moruing, 42 minutes after 5. 1 Evening,'] minutes after m. THE SUN. Sf)LEM ULM DICERS riustrm AUDEAT ? LONDON, IDAY, 4PRIL 23, 1315. A singular piece of information has just been conveyed to us :—lt is stated, on the authority of private letters, that nearly the whole of the French Cavalry has been suddenly ordered from the Northern Frontiers to Paris French Papers to the 2Gth arrived this morning, o,te of the thittorl'a"ters states, that BUONAPARTe k.ahout to b!ave Paris to invect the fortresses of the North. AVe do not think he will be very fond of Icaying the Capital he does, it 'cry probable _that business may occur to prevent his return in time for the fantastical Champ-de- Mui. Under the date of Lyons, there is a mean 'el n a con-, temptible' attack upon the. Duke (VA NcouLEme. What most the Government 'be which can de- scvnti to such unworthy calumnies to promote its ne';arions objects,? `..llle,intelligence in these Journals respecting the state of the War in ItalT is various but mint).- . . portant, and the mores() as they is no reliance to he placed on its atithentieity. Murat, it seems, has besiegetl Placentia. The Brussels accounts assert, that at least a part of his force had been obli,ged to retrograde, Jr is comf9rtahle to think that he has all the weight of the war upon him, and unless his friend NAPOLEON precipitates hos tilities, we indulge the hope that before the greater contest begins, Monsieur MITRAT's diver . bion may he satisfactorily disposed of. The rebel Mayor of Poinmeret has been exe cuted by the Loyalists. The French Funds continue to decline in spite of the fine New Constitution. On, Monday, the 5 per cents. closed at 40 centimes lower than on Saturday ; having varied from 57 to 56g. The Bank Actions were 785, 790; i. .e. neifrly sixteen shillings for a pound sterling. So much for the financial prosperity and public credit of France. The. following are the chief articles of news in Dutch and German _Papers just received at our Office MF.NTZ, APRIL IR. ORDER OF TILE DAY, Ai , Rit. 18, 1815. " His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, in con cert with the High Allied Powers, has named me Governor of Mentz, and has confided to me the protection and the safety of this important bul warlL of Germany-I —Proud of this destination, and full of confidence in the noble sentiments which direct the subjects of so great a number of Princes towards the same object, and excite in them the same enthusiasm, I have hastened to come hither, and the first moments I have passed here have ful filled myexpeetations. Ihave received with emotion the testimony of the sincerest attachment to our common Country, and fidelity to lawful Sovereigns, of the strictest union for the preservlition of the most sacred rights against a foreign attack,---my first care shall be, to nourish, to direct, and to strengthen thiS energetic sentiment by the most en tire devotedness. I am a stranger to any preference for such or such troops-; my companions in arms will always have the same claims to my attach ment ; we have all sworn fidelity to the standards of our Country, and our Princei depend upon us ; we must answer this confidence, and I shall es teem myself-happy to share - glory and danger Ivith the. braVesoldiers whom I now see assembled around me. " The archduke CHARLES." " BRUISELS, APRIL 21.—8 y order of the Duke of Wellington ; a bridge is thrown over the Ruppel, to facilitate the passage of. the German troops ‘vho are coming hither. Lord Wellington found Ypres in the best 'state of (locum . The grand head quarters are expected to be fixed at Atli. ." The works of Antwerp arc prosecuted 'with' great activity ;, 6000 .labonrers arc employed in raising, entreniiiments before Tournay; 6000 be fore 1 " 11 s, 3000 before Charleroi, and 3000 before Ypres. Lord Wellington will have a meeting with Mash el Bluelicr, to arrange th't grand military operat ions het weer) the Moselle and the North Sea. " A new reioforeement of 10,000 men is arrived at. Luxemburg. These troops wll be cantoned • Otiptisitd'Ltiiig‘try- and il:ionviU., -- = 74 / 10T-- • Api-11 25. 17. I3XTRACT Oi A i.;i-rsit i'itots4 PARIS; ° Li % it i ry " Buonaparte tins at length resolved; " Ite. ing every possible prebaution, to revio v tional Guards of Parl§. He had (Ilse ° .troops in suet! a !banner that the twui ce irg le appeared successively before hini in two writhe'l,c, corps, each ,ftli-nied of Six . legions, 0 1 ' ° the % all letons of legions; at they were surrod ittled ° sides by trbdps of the line, four times to oie nti f i f eti rous.-that 30,0000 f th n eNatioalaar (l4ll)°, cie before Napoleon is a gross false hood ; ib ere f eed not above 8000 ; great numbers baviog to attend, and others, to. a very g rea t tiOrs tco whose opinions were well known. not ha ving ,o 9 invited. This farce was. intended. to iine the inhabitants of the departments. „0113°' It seems that Bttonaparte thinks a f s ' i i -I t otit 6 ing to the frontiers, to be able to wa' c i , i Ja; closely for the safety of the Empire, and 111-;: i i n his absence the administration of 85.:5 be confided to a Provisional G ov ernment . titer " Buonaparte and his Counsellors do Ti; t his can to gain and cajole the Jacobins; th4C view he snakes his -entissaries.qread to.lcave the Assembly in the . Champ de 1 14 , berry to refuse the Imperial Crown to N"1"; ‘)1 10 will' he absent train the-capital while it 13 ` .- 1 ; 4 : 3 ; (brit at that time there will he na the ditty being to be d e one,,xeltisi 0 velY'' l : ll National Guards. But these a sstirailr es; " ° K,` ate secretly spread, ill agree with die parntions that are making before Our Ll e " , 4 4 1 , particulmly the forming of an uraty of which is organizing near Paris, under ";!'•''''". Mouton, a zealous partisan of Buow i l li ' lle: (Journal de Leyden, April 214 COPENHAGEN, APRIL 1 ' st o Lieut.-Colonel Aubert has received orders to put in motion an auxiliary corP s meth The olEcers - ab, , tent on l ea ve have "' ready ordered to join their corps. i 5 315') that Prince Frederick Hesse will onin3l'd ec corps. 9 $1 " VIENNA, APRIL. 14.--The recruiting.' f.,te ready going ,on . in Hungary, that C0101(41,4° nidhes 4'2,000 men, 12,500 bot3es, ar° l quantity of sores and provisions." -- ( °s- Courant, April 2G.) In the House of Lords last night, Lau Pool. thus defined the grounds on whieh tire POwers are acting. vernuient of BLIONAP:k r i i :T e E y Is all evil R ll t t he got rid 'of :—that it is highly _desirable td legitimate Monarch of France should be re st) . li , it' A , • Clzi li • without making this a sine qua non, go" ing any intention.Ql imposing iii “averiiillejiL • France.. , The LiVery of London; or rather •ct assembly of the very refuse of the Metr4 assuming that creditahle appen" ti "' 6 4 1 „ Ie' . 1 1 1 W iy , Guildhall of the City yesterday, .vt'hi le tious demazogues (a scandal to their con" • t hi• • be to a disgrace to the capital), w ho' , ferteraki e , Of til l lead on such occasions, and a pa rty It civic.9pponents, occupied the Hust in g , ; r F t ,v be, seen from our short report of t t l; 04 0 ceedings and orations, that nothing in.tite former or intemperate in th e "tie cV,i• omitted to stamp this M e eting wi th ,j: :5 5 4/1 ; racteristics' of vulgar ignorance and s eW d L ots tality. Mr. WAITHMAN hi s aid j, eteilitilie professions of BOOZ*7APAtirII3•- cotglio his opinian to be, that persons whom anY it of Justice svould refuse to believe On 040'4 ought, nevertheless, to base their h" 1 be ! e , credited by mankind. Now this loaY l iect rip natural for Mr. WA iTir MAN, 'Willi the P C II collection of Lord k ENYON brain—if he has -any ; but is, We inrai•gi3l-c:psi „1 , insufficient argument to convince a'q r'i e l* „ men raised. one degree above the urtinfo', " „1,1 ? • tines whom- he yesterday persuade d their hands for his impudent and scull solutions. tiva s,,./ n Yet eve. constituted as this,Assealto " , clamorous majority was very small.; , t i; the satisfaction ,to know, that `1 1 t i t Eie (ion of London polled on the Que' t—l co , or War, of confidence or mistrust in t" tt and his disloyal Advocates,. there ”rt'"'` t to one in favour -of the NVar tiVinis ;lance upon 'people of their cleseriptiou so . e ls, t r sfro Letters of the 25th inst. to Bro s . fiat' that the .last return of the troops 10'110000 was, 30,000 and upwards of British ""(01,6°;„It' rians ; 25,000 Dutch and Belgians ats,ercPl;ef.lt Prussians and Germans. Other truol ls ., toka h i e ./ . , log roM all uarter daily. so strongly forti q fied .as s to make it i" vu oet"':t o Ostend will soon be equally str on g . e" c" • and 3,000 men are employed ou.th ti ) ew v i l r m side of .13ruges. t e a r A Ghent paper of the 24th so,tad ,tar t . French Gen. tieuxtcoNvm,F , has in order to juin the colours of the 1 1 ;. 1 ; oriWi b io Co) RN PALMA:CUE, AM/ 28.---Wr had a morning 'front our own Coast and a consiaet.t'he 0. 1- 0 tY Oats foa Abroad, in conseqlleLltC *if whi ub Re al `,f • yttl,p c !ill tes trot price, h b ri u s t ii :Cl on el'udtaJie til e ' s ‘:s lri r ley was full as dear. Fine Malt was scarce,"Tor; ter dearer. ?lolling and Grey Pease had bu t In other articles there was no alteration• ket ",,r 0 SMITUFILLD, 4PRIL es--This day's Ma r- I,3c`' supplied with the different kinds orCattle.; „., : re ~3" sold at last prices; Mutton, Veal, and Por l. 7,,,O r a t od and the trade; for toe most part, Wa S t 1131 SAS in the Hay-market were stwiewbat clitztin ri ed last pc !:s; 11 ,i, f a llen 01e,V114 t 11 4 B 1 RV ~ o. ,0 1 Last week, at Worcester, of a danghtert Oa D of Mr. Henry Keinble i son oestivi,,, "`• ul At Maxpople, Otl the ?oth Lust, Mrs. ‘ rt , younger, Of a daughter. Cr s t r . T ri;, ° ' 0 1 1 u l ;',, 1 4 ;r 11 1, LONEO:C: - Printed by .1. IL CA1Z3 12 ", - :11 , r: 4 hoildings be IV. A. S.-""' 0 ,10:0!,,,ull e at the SUN-/el.;, fig, Strand '; bcr tents, Orders, Letters (p05t..0. 41 ) , &°* 11) „ ' t 1 % 4,1 -s 2 ~' t ~t 11