The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-27 00:00:00

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P.ESENT EVENING, March 27. their r 11eqies' Se _ e. .rvant ! will perform, w" , .1 h renewed slen- OraulMein-ilriroa!ic Oriental Romance ni p PN; THE TRANCES 11,as.p'14,1*Mlich (41-11 timcl a new nirre • elllecl TolvhsichrE.)l,4 O'CLOCK ! A RAINY W it , be actcle.l,the IN;ew an" Soner!) Pantomime of THE VALI.KV Op DIAMONDS ; SINDTIAD. FRENt2H PAPERS PARIS, MARCH 19.-I,I"I„.A.MATION. Louis, by the Grace of God, Kirig of France - and Navarre, to our trusty and %vell-beloved the Peers of France, and the Deputies of the Depart rrtl,, Tiji-7-----------------:—T--:---7-- , ATRF. ROYAL, coy fe,',‘. 1-GA b.DEN . Itl„I'18 PRESENT EVENING, March 2.7, Ivill 460lePtaduced, far the first time, a new Grand Melo-Dra 7n:ince, called 4k; OR, Tim NET-MAKER AND 'HS WIFE. After which, the Farce of ~,T4 , THE SLEEP 14 ALKER. "P. ti4p l ,„"lch will be added the ne Grand Pan.omime of QUIN WHITTf w NiTrON; LORD MAYOR OF ....--"--ONDON. °Plf /Cv OF ORDX.-IN(_71:, .7la;•ch 15, 1 8n• . Pp 1 1p .7,4 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His .11..1- 21it*.c.rrs uniLv,INCE rio le , ..reLv fffv'' .!girt, 1 " ? '"e 6 ~!•Pras• mil! 'b.! ty , o-ireff. at geir fili7eo. in Pf(A.--e . 1 . ." ; ''', Al'l,l:'''''' ATIM4rI7I,' t , 'l , 8 , 1 (kite or ,Thrit• next, frox r LElio",,,r•v*nv as. nia?'',4e toill;t:r to yad,rt.yke tbe Srepp . ly. 9 . , irt , c ; v i . -N G, Ar Sen.:ice of t i•;.,: 11! , ; , , , 1•.: , n1, .fi't q I' tr'",.'fqf , ;Po (:''",, dter;nit,ridi• often . f.. 7 ,, Rxirid : ,iiifii , il . 1, 7 . e ~ r.F. --Icti:r'9°,‘ Notice o . 1 titYe ilonth.7, et tir Option y either fati e „ is fre t p ‘t ! ) ,/ the A • , r „ -I t i c'- I,l •Man be rirwrd, ;z7z a ., ,tnliratio . n . Aro" 7,11)t• ,) tor , kroptr's (Vrr iJ, tar 7 cll:rr : a . 1 . :1 1444 ~I;eatorc, to,,, , cliet• wit, r t,t`i: , ! 7i r,its er) , :f C , 1f . , 1.- i,, paii..,7o. ennirrteL!, 7?1,1:1 6e k)?0,, , ,, tit Me SI" . 2 , 1 ar 7 ' s ( r y:/ , 7. 0 4(/' , , 31"/ i VOreSrt id, . c 't, day bqteern the Hottrx If 7 , 7! 404.,,h0' eCloci, when- tft. P,•,,pa.tals )ittsl lie d^livered, P1 . 0 1)0 , 4 1', anti inflot'syyl, " Prepo,is for ileddinc ;" h , !' " 61 ~,,2 ' , e ez„,;- ' ,"!. 7 n 'le rr , lmitted oiler ibe s,;(1 Rd Watt rf .-Ipr,l, at tatl e ; i n at Noen n/ the SIIMr day, neither ,rill en:, 4 6 ,e ), 1 14 e " , c ) t i i l a . CC , :t a, 7t,',1,!1'57 ifIC Pally 112(Z14:111g it, or an 4;re:a in it 2tri. mews : Divine Providence, who recalled us to the; Throne, of our Fathers, now permits that this ThrOne should be shaken by the Aeleetion' of a part of the armed force who had sworn to defend it. We might avail ourselves of the faithful anti patriotic dispositions of the immense majority of the inhabitants of Paris, to dispute the entrance into it of the rebels; but we shudder at' the ca lamities of every description which a combat within its walls would bring upon the inhabitants. a ,bbing bC „. t of s iessi° l ' l , ,„-draye, royeralllll,,l'e r ,te We retire with a few brave men, .whom in,- trigue and perfidy will not succeed in detaching from their duties; and since we cannot defend our capital, we will proceed to some distance to collect forces, and to seek at another point of the kingdom not for subjects more loving and faithful. .than our good Parisians, but for Frenchmen more advantageously situated to declare themselves fur the good cause. The existing crisis will subside into a calm. We have the soothing presentiment, that those. misled soldiersi'whose defection exposes our subjects to so many dangers, will soon discover their errar, and will fiad in our indulgence, and in our affec tion, the recoil:pence of their return to their coin; 10 , 0 7 e 100 I Cr e3lll ; 5 11 e `' , Il t w er tl so 0 : cl 1 4) ` 1 0 ) 1 a Ls c°-# isy Order of the Roan?, 1?. H. cR.,..7r, Secretary. p r EAs.r_TNDT,, nousE, MARrtT 92, 191_• i' v t ,, CO tritT. of D 1 1?, ECTO Rs or t he 7 l'114,41,1:Ttl;niol pr;e (I,(:smi- IP:(iNiesv. odfol'll:r1:"37-igliT yr S Notice o fF: 7 G ‘rj:lll7- ~,.1 11' 1 ,1 4t 1,„ (- Y E ,\ : , ERAL COURT of the s tic! C00p.T”,••,„,,,,;?:' tsti t ., -- "' onqe in T. oadenhan-street, on V% l' i)1; i'. , '!" i Pttrp, 'l'6l t; to atEleven o'Cloci; in the Forenno', f . or t t , i t ' t ' ''' , ntil l i e of '41,441 2: ittlit consideration the REPORT .fro.n, this e 11‘11?•Altt"°::f iiY"LAWS, laid before the General Cmt!.,, the . - . l lgt k•7' '': anti ncr.oalinz snncire Lae-L'iNts, esee"").a.n_ It 't t0th . ,.‘,7, 1i " 1 , Chapter a, and tiec. ;:, Chap. 7. and , , oni i Ti,, b . i" , the fottire Government of the (-:(!mpan- ready t o lletita'a 3"13Y-lares al „ • t . •-•' and will he .ob tred to t -, e !Li,. • min in.,, • ittt , The 29th inshteatr,pt setors at this house on nedne3dAY th,..-' soon return into the midst of this good people, to whom we shall once more bring peace and lmppiness. C°la o he rs , • tic '6d j For these causes we declare and ordain as JAMES COBB, SCcretaty. 411 -It LONDON GAZETTE, MARCh 23. follows : Art. I. in terms of the 30th Article of the Constittitional Charter, and the ith Article of the 2d Title of the Law of the 14th August, 1814, the Session of the Chamber of Peers,. and that of the Chamber of .Deputies, for 1814, are deLlared at an end. The Peers and the'belmtics shall forthwith se parate. tee n, ;oviTrry e i . '" j •es a 1 • . . •- - - , 4../ t B ANKRUPTS. tt,Tilltrin Itirmin,4llam, coach-matter, 1 - 1 surrelndhelrn,APPerri. ttri.i lt .'_' , L . live, ifi, and .Xlav G. at twelve. at ii"..Bel e . e • and , t . ' r ' , li h . - ii i,e, Mr. l). Pei ' s ''' . ' . t, • littd, Ki.f , ', r••• 1 • -;''•-- •,•••. fle ~., • !LOC i.,NadiS, yCM i • , 1 an _ a, A M 7 Per 5, 'viand, V- • ,-: ~,i, in„Aceiier„April 10, 1 , ' c • Mr -I,[ltt „""v• ii'. ide Georv e I •• I irerpool. At..arn ) , 41,,,,,,,ie,,,er., I.:!'erlcol • ° Inn, ' ; -.: and - Nue•-•.l.,'2,'"l'seY; ‘'.. its Copt-merchant. Aftvii "i - - n ! nies, lkles s ,,' -i.:ievCte at the build * hall, Marlborough. _ tt h; yvi trcl and A l arriman, Marlhorrvi 611 ; .• p. ,r 4114 Phi, - 1 . London. et, ii • ips, 5;?,.., ani., . o . er ~ • r ., ~ ~, and anti t Messrs. h fax• itr o , '. !gh Holborn, wax-chan .1 ,r1.1.1e,P. i....... p 7 nues, Flail. .4t tWelve, at. Guildhall. A tto , M G,.. iii in 1 '.;s ur• it, snit:fi t, it. ,siect, Illo e 1 t. I (! ' a t is ' ;nil ii ra; n 6; c . e .. i s i st t r c t n ' ; a t Gail hail. Atlirney, fields. printer. April Nir. ,vs, ;ni l t ray t Fi n sbu r y -square. 11714"„,Yd61. Maidstne,' Kt,,(eal , . merchant, April 1, 11 , and f , ; and Mr. Nt.l,,n' 41t eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies, Mr. arti er .' -''grave-place Temple-Isar, Lent-ol 4 u .. 3'a, Chlithata. ' 'at.traYlel,ite3 halter , A nril 1, S, and May 6! at twelve, 4,4`ii(•''illllarl, LOloii. Att(!rriev 'Mr. l'''ss' Clit'''''if "t"'":1- ~„ eelhOtiSe., Wigan, Lar,,,,,;h'ire, cottoil-in;lll,4_ ,; lC . 1 1‘i.t: \:.1:111, 1 7' . at fire, IS, a nd Miry,;' at elevret, at the ~a‘... I .1, (-,•11,, Wigan. _Attorney, &I • -eslivili wigan. ~-9,' 1" il.irrin.-,..,, I.** - • '4 l l ` La •-,-en manufactiver, i ' ~,..., _lverpoo., soft -s•-•.. , , rins 1,i,0cr... pool 4..1 25, and llay e, at one, at the King ',`•'• , • 'hi ,ton li:til .. 1 ,• allvirtlies, Messs. Coo , ;er and Lowe, ' ,o ll .l i'a . 1 d and '''""gt, Chancerv-larie ' L0n7.10,, ; tiled Mv"rs• `-)m. €:,'vs, Excliange-:illY, l ' iv . 'n' ' i a7l,' RungaY, Selff011; b u r'l, 4`) 4 - - 1 . 1161 12, 13, and . N . ln . ! l t , l, - 'en, at the, 1(tn,,,,, ti at „i t foi.i- lialigay. Attor,.l .. it r ; ~..Loi,-!;; h ' in gstnity atd NI - rt, `, itson, liiiiigaYl and Me '" ' Iv ;',..dii, and Bast f' st-i “ ..• •• . '•;tre. , . 11,,„, i;. . , .Cr It._ ~, Crays inn,. 1 . . ..., ... a, six, -1, and Iv, 4 " ersll,ll-6, Kent, c , irpenter, Apr ii "' ' tnes. ::,1 - 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, Wins 4, 1 '''":,' SallilY, Cfenterbur • • and , m e .„,, rs „ C o r lett, Cr,.. 1- 'lli' c'silelt, t hancer\--can' , London. Canteilmry : Attor piPiPg, Appleton, rarn,:.•ortli, Lancaster, wafv,lnn.',4:,€:nr! It ' , lay* an,l M•s, e i,' well at tke Kin‘..; s ..,, . 6 intert, %v at. , •, _-,a • t o. , . „ .• ••..,. shep h Antiiri:sttrei-, Liverpool. Attorn ies , .‘,..,,,,, , ~,,,, ;. ,I ii-• cil, and Gregory, liedford-ro, -L "' ' 4, Peat e"r'3,l)alt era and 'l` 5' Lierpool. I May At t,, c ,', ' 3111110 Y, Stiffollt, ttrocer„peii an( „f„, .4,10.., „,at the King's I - lead lim, 11ne4.a).• ti;;;••••,,'llllgs(ittry and . 11 1;ii . ltson, Bungay ; .144,,,,,1ie and Butterfield, Gi•a-; ;. 's din-square, Lontlon t . ;, anti -It lX7essrs. tlei.."' Wqrcesier, hosier, April 17, 18, and flay t;, l at 4.1'11, (4 1, at the R0..m),,, inn wh„et.r. Attortne.s.,.. ,', 1 11 , ;.e,,'''D'i",sl7,ll,.ti./As‘xx;)e!'ll•-,court, London ; S t A :11 vss"' '‘ ''''' ekri't.T.„l:v, 1-14nitigsrlicatnslt,rr11--'ilts, farmer, March 31, -.lP,r.iiiidi:. Dell ' , l 'Y ", at eleven at the Pelican Inn, SP"e":Y.a].maand ~,Nle' Attornies, iN'lr. Bunelv, Ne‘e-lii2ry, Bel • .." i •'' Ili,11 " Ii ilvillge and Smith, Lincoln's Inn. .. cornhin, 4 ' e tcl i f °4 anti s ' s• R o binson, FreeP)aa's- cou r t, At t ,, 4.1115, A N A 1, il, alai May G, at ten, f , vyt.iwii,,:ll,'lvasc,e;lVolsi.delij.omC.rty.owther, Lavie,' and Ga r t h,en Frede rOad r',agle and NV. Barnard, Gloucester teFracers N a ew m - i 41 ~ 0 A Ilitechpel, soap-manufacturers, Ap r il 1' ,:iciei.- :'„ 4 4 } i • ,),,,t.,' 4 4; tit Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 1 , lt 7' (I.lll,us'.'-`)71411, Bush-lafie, Catenint---3tf.ett Axe, Tner _ cli Nit ne and F. Jordan, Bury- court, ~, • ) kitty, . b 4 tt o ,,' , April I, t. and May 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. mi ii'l4Y, 111 r. Eicke, Pinner 's Hall, Broad-street.. 1 , d r ner hat,i't.Y, Nl'llite Horse -yard, Drury-lane, wn9llen-i -• 'l t - , th - tOr t , ' 28, Npril S, and M- t v 6 at one, at Guildhal . 1- ' 4- 0 ••eB, Messrs Holt and `Par'rete, Threadneedle-street. • :o t :•. 4: , 'tk"c)z North Sunderland, land, cprn- foe :s.,lort btu - 111,er . i„._Pti, 4,01; 12, 17, and 11.1ay 6, atieleven at the. k• and . leiete t.:...1,i4i, Attornies, Messrs. Lambert, Alm% lc , Wh . i . te Swan -`lP4a,'..-•*".,',allili•ey tind Fisher, .Staple Illil. -, , 65i1:iik.',Iti'ltes:2):„).,11,,,iiiltjtilhIlenv;Irlit MiliSter, April 11, 12, and tier, '4% Platt, -I,;' ' l l ' I 4et . . Incita t s tku, London; a Lion Inn, nlldrisAtioels.srslitr,troni: • ,1.L.,v. and Phillips Newport. X •1 11 'l2 Aii'd \4,•rd Rasselle'g Moßniont,h,-horse-dealer, 1-Prl ' ' lur n ;',,'Y a, at tveiel;e, at the 11, - ike Lioll Jun, i„,s, •lklr. 1' Li tieoln's-inti, London ; and Mcssr . 8t.0 , 1.. 4Nt.4:loatalllhillips, Newpor:t. 11,415'eL Rochester, *Kent, coal and firim - merchan . t , , April If °s 4 " MaY li, at ten , at Guililhall. Attornits, . Mr. 11 . W.,"ln! Temple-har, - Gaon ; and Mr. Jefferys, 'Chatham . . - 1, 1;(*I.,•`„'1,,"Ill"ii, Bridge-grve., lilackfi : iar's, loci cliftwl:, Al.'.; 1.."4 -. '" U 4 YG, itt twelve, at Uttilithall. Ai tornies, 2+L , ..... , i i ,. Apti?t„ititi..,./I.arlpw, ara) Gl:e;se.enor, Asistin Friars. . ~ ~,,,,..,,, if •-•liisevell-str,et, Finsf.airy-sigifiere, stable-n( • t-r. r . J I ' 4, 1 ' . 1, 1 ' an '; mily G; at twelv II Guiklball. Attool.), .ltet, 11e-ilt,.lV-1,7,,n-st,c.,,t pi, ii-. 1, •), :thsl.kG,',lVer's..,..-lik, '::,11';1,i.iha1.,.,5,, ~,),•w-renfler: A t, P i r e il . p. 34I•oad`•• "NY ti,f-1 lel , .ti (- ' 11 "illiall -Xttorney, Mr. Luc.. , vijk-..-se,,i. ' ' ' ' ' . • at (ii.,0 (1 ,e , l'•ata, i. ~ it . , . . . - and m a c G, at on, k.••iedtmi, , ~ "‘ e er, „p, .i .. , . ~4 1 : 13i,„, c.:' ~,outioti Alto;:). .: 1:.i:;:s. 2 ._u‘Nlititd, awl . ito ' • : ..14,).'-initi- p2 2.,We conrolie a new Session of the Chamber of Peers, and the Session of 1815 of the Deputies. The Peers and the Deputies of the Departments shall meet at the soonest pos sible period in the place IA hick we shall point out as the pro visional seat of our Government. Any Assembl:• of either Chamber held elsewhere, without our authority, is from this moment declared null and illegal. W e M a he ci i 4, I t C f 10' 1 ; it ti 13 1 ; 0 , ) t b ► o 3. Our Chanc r ellor and Ministers are each, in what con cerns him, charged with the execution of the present Procla mation, which shall be communicated to both Chambers, published and posted op in Paris and in the Departments, and forwarded to all the Prefects, Sub-Prefects, Courts, and Tribunals of the Kingdoms. Given at Paris, the 19th March, in the year of our L)rd 1813, and the 20th of our reign. ent r y, • ,e 5 Jo J .+ o p ti -V (Signed) LOUIS. 11y the King. The Chancellor of France, DA NIBRAY. (Franz tize Moniteur, MareA 22.) [The 21/nniteur gists the two Proclamations of Napoleon, dated Gulp') of Juan, March I, addressed to the Army and the French Pe6ple, which we published on Wednesday.) WO of Juan, March 1, 1815, THE GENERALS•, OFFICERS, AND SOLDIERS OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD, TO THE GENERALS, OFFICERS, AND , SOLDIERS OF THE AIIAIY. " Soldiers and Comrades !—We have preserved to you your Emperor in spite of the numerous snares laid for him- 7 %re have brought him back across the seas, in the midst of a thousand dangers. We have landed on the sacred soil of the country, with the rational Cockade aml the Imperial Eagle. Trample under foot the White Cockade—it is,the end lent of shame, and of the . yoke imposed by . foreigners and by treason. We shall have uselessly shed our blood if we suff:r the conquered to give us the law. " During the little month that the Bourbons have reigned; they havesonvi t nced you that they have forgotten nothing, nor learnt any thing. They are still governed by prejudices hostile to our rights, and to those of the people. Those who have borne arms against their country, against us, are heroes—.you are rebels, to whom pardon was extended, until they should have sufficiently strengthened themselves by the formation of a corps (Puna of emigrants, by the introduction,. into Paris of a Sciiss Guard, and by the successive substitution of new officers in your ranks. 'fh►ere a man mnst have borne arms ;:l.;ainst the country to entitle hint to honours and rewards, he must hare a,birth conformable to their prejudices, t o he an ntheer, the soldier would still be a soldi er , the - people would bare the burdens, and they the honthos. " A Viosiuctill insults theconquerCv of Zurich, in belt)* natoruiiLed 8 Frei)c.liamn, he, who' Lad MONDAY, MARCH 27, 18.15. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. in g bi 3. kingdom has been laid before the King'of Saxony ; it has been stated, without fokindation, that he hai adhered to it ; was but yesteiday that his Minister ,presented to, the Plenipoten tiaries of the Grilkit Powers a Note, in which it . is demanded that the King having now "recovered his liberty, this affair. may he discussed - in con junction with Plenipotentiaries.. The King accepts, with the most profound sensibility, the mediation of. the august Sovereigns who have hi therto .interested - themselves in his favour, and begs their pO-erful protection.---The Mike of Wellington, Prince Metternich, and Prince Tal leyrand, arrived on the Bth at night at urg, on the 9th they waited on the King of Saxony, and dined with biro ; they afterwards Visited the Princess' of Lorraine, and then appeared at the Theatre, where they were received with the most lively enthusiasm : they returned to Vienna yes terday evening, (it is presumed they went to-lay before the King of Saxony the decision of the Con gress.) " DOVER, 'MARCH 26, 1815. " It has blown so very hard during the whole of yesterday, that vessels with passengers. from France, intending to have Made this port, were landed last night to the number, as I not informed, of between seve►►ty and eighty, at Deal. Several vessels in Calais Roads were forced out with the loss of anchors and cables, and had the wind, of which there was every appearance, blown more northerly, some of them must have gone on shore. Two of his Majesty's brigs - brought over the greater part of these passengers, some of whom have conic over to this place, and from them we learn the following news The King of FRANCE is reported to have passed from Lisle to Toiirnay. The report of NEY having joined the Kin;;'s cause, arose from the loyal contact of GeneraLLA COU HEE, who, on the shameful defection of the Marshal, quitted him and hastened to the King. " A Gentleman, who Lett Paris on Wednesday, saw 6000 of BUONAPARTE'S troops, chiefly ca valry, proceeding towards the North of France. " At Abbeville; it appears gilt Marshal MAC DONALD had afforded every facility to passengers roceecling to E.igland. Those passengers who Were provided with passports from the Usurper, he refused to allow to proceed ; it was he who stopped the Mail proceeding from Paris ; he has now quitted Abbeville, and with the small force under him has proceeded to join the King, so that the post now regularly arrives at Calais and Bouingne. " Load F. SOMERSET, and the rest of the Po reia Ministers to Louts XVIII. were refused permission to proceed from Paris. Mr. FAGEL the Dutch Minister's horses were to his carriage when he was stopped. It is imagined that they will not be long detained. ' "'The numbers of BUONAPARTE'S be reviewed the day following the evening of his entry into Paris, were tinder 12,000 men. MAttcrt 13.—The Empress of Russia arrived bete yesterday. NAVAL NEWS. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The country ship Lord Castlereagh arrived at Portsmouth on -Saturday ; she left Bombay the 2d Nov. for Quelon, the Cape about the sth January, where the Maria outward bound for Bengal had arrived ; and St. Helena the 29th January. Several country ships are said to have sailed from St-. Helena for England. The CornA'all private ship arrived in the Downs on Friday night, and proceeded for the River yes terday morning ; she left Bengal 2d November, and St. Helena the 22d January. The Java and Alexander country ships may be soon expected. . A ship, supposed to be the Lord Castlereagh country ship, arrived in the Downs yesterday morning at day-break, and proceeded for the River. RYE, M'Ancn 25,.—The packet boats L'Union and Elizabeth, with the Duke de CASTRIES, le Compte DEFOURNELLn o and a great many other persons of rank,' arrived at this port yesterday, after post, from .Dieppe, the wind having pre vtnted their landing at Brighton. DovEtt, AlAttcH 26.—Paris mails of the 22d and ..2311 inst. arrived this day in the Elizabeth passage vessel, to the surprise of this - town, as we hwr concluded they had all stopped.—The 2 1 battalion of the 9th Regiment embarked and sailed from this port fast night, at eleven o'clock, in several passage vessels; with a fair wind, for Ostend. " Preparations are making_ in Paris for the re• ception of MARIA Louisa and the King of Row.. " It appears that the Tyrant has increased in size, he assumes the dress • he before wore, greeu with red efdlar and culls; he has sheen himself much to the people, and alone at the windows of the Thai ; cheery of Vire VE,mpereur is sel dom' heard but from the soldiers, whose cry is against the English and for the reconquest of lgittm, and BUONAPARTE is said to have written to the King of HOLLAND, telling him that he will be- in Brusseis by the l2th of April. FALMOUTH, MARCH 24.—Arrived yesterday the Chichester packet, with a mail from Malta; . in 36 days, and from Gibraita i r in eight clays. By her we leant, that about 40 vessels were lying in Gi braltar, waiting convoy for England. The Louisa packet had arrived at Gibraltar, and procetded.up. the MediterrAnean. The Express packet had also arrived at Cli!.;rllltnr the Itlth March. - His Majes ty's Ship Warrior, &c. and the West India con voy, still remain, under the command of Admiral DOUGLAS, who has received an order from Go vernment to disembark all the troops under his commatid, 850 of whom have already lauded and marched into Pendennis Girrison. " The infamous CAULAINCOURT is in favour, and has been appointed one of theTyrant's,Ministers." BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. EsimITANT. Vmma, Mulct! 11.—As soon as the news of Napoleon's escape arrived here, Prince Metter nich immediately went to Schembrunne, to the Empress Maria Louisa, with - whom he had a long conference. She afterwards came to the city to her august father. It is easy to see that this .af fair excites extraordinary sensation among all po litical parties. What new turn it will give the Congress cannot be said ; probably every one trill hasten to get his business finished. The nego ciations with King Joachim are prosecuted with great activity. Capt. Hadelka is gone to Naples, as State Messenger, with important declarations. The.assembled Sovereigns have sent orders to all the troops which -were returning home to advance again, and all their armies are put again on the war establishment. „ ToaBAY, MARcn 25.—Arrived his majesty's ship Scout, from Oporto, and his Majesty's ship Hope, from Plymouth. Sailed 18 large fishing vessels for Dieppe . they had. come over for the mackarel season, but returned owing to the change of affairs at Paris. Diaz., MARCH 26 --Arrived to-day the Mer curius gun-brig, with passengers from Calais; and the Emilia French packet-boat, with passen gers from, Boulogne. Caine into the Downs the Nymph, Pomona, Perceval, and Arid transports, baying on board the 51st. and 23d regiments of Foot from Portsmouth, bound to Ostend. DOVER, MARCH 25.—The 2d battalion of the 95th regiment are embarking in passage vessels, to sail this evening for Ostend. Transports with the 21st and 53d regiments pissed this morning, for the same destination, train Portsmouth. Admiral SCOTT arrived yesterday (Sunday), at Deal, and was expectcd to hoist his flag yester day in the Downs. On Saturday his Majesty's ship Desiree, Ze phyr, and Orestes, sailed from Portsmouth, with sealed orders. VIENNA, MAttoft 12.—There are a thousand reports afloat respecting the manner of Napoleon'S escape. This event did not seem at fist to make any great impression on the Ministers -of the So vereigns ; however, the ConnCil of ‘Var has been assembled for these tiro nights till long after mid-, night. Many regiments are ordered to march, Yesterday the 18th Light Dragoons left Town, and Prvissia has particularly impressed the neces- at an hour's notice, for liamsgate, on their route sits , of not looking on this affair as a trifle, but to to Flanders. , stifle it in its birth. ' CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 27.—We had but VIENNA, Maßon I2.—Since the news of lino- few arrivals with Grain for this itiorniilles Market. naparte's escape, the greatest activity is observed What Wheat appeared front .Essex and Kent was in the Council of War. The army of Italy, it h; readily taken off at an advance of 3s: per quarter said, A viT be increased to 180.,000 men, and 240 from this day week. , Rye, Barley, and Malt, pieces of cannon. His Highness Prince Schwart- 'may each b e noted 2s. per quarter dearer than on that day. Boiling Pease have adranced ' , V. a . ml zenberg is expected to go shortly to take the command of it. General Baron Triloont, G ene - Grey Pease, Tick Beans, and Oats, is. per (par ral of Cavalry, 'Field-Marshal Lieut-enants Bian- ter, the sales of which "'Cre brisk, each article ,chi aiiii Spicily, Major-Generals Barons Cubs!' being in demand. nod Taxis will be employed under hint. It is pre.. - 1 ~.s 3i t erttrteLD, Ntatten e7.—This day's Market had a pretty tae. Ilea . iti, and the show of Cattle in who. tet“Lecl .that a short time before Buonaparte left r ' e'slice s t u s P ‘ T Z l it Y ‘ u a t i . i P d ' :l l na gi 1..1 ; m a h e VI: i f cheaper; Beef Elba, he said to somebody, " They-hay,. se e n the sTJ Mutton were dearer; Pod; supported last ►price; arid the first ~o ltifile of my lfe — I shall give them the r , ti i i: . ,t kt ein g ene ra l wits toleraiiiy hriA. The sales in the Hay sonewhzit vo9liderattic:.ekver has ii , ''t 1 9 in ,stcOnci," The decision of t4c Cougre resix--1.- .prie4ll re a e rand trzi•ov obtainedlasZ lakes. The Macedonian brig, which ai . led from New 'York in company with the.Pr - c- - ,idept, for the East Indies, had tern captured by the 'renedos. ttl" of-,uf liic eff Oli ' , • ridil l rA' '..li 41'' orio 4°,11 red, A