The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

i;IIIZEIGN INTELLTGENCE. FLANDERS MAII4, 17.-3 - 11 F, Mt corps of the Aamy, under Peneral Tattenzien, is in fall march to procepd to France: the first colt rap is,epected at 1 Talnur on the IQth. ,The heavy. Prussian artillery is on the way to Pinant, in order to go against Ithilippeville agd Meziere;',, which will be vigorously attacked, if they refuse to surrender. At Natpur, %tat troops are expected to,fortn the garrison. : - General Rey, the covert or at :I, 7 alenciennq, oifeFed to capitulate, btit that he propmecl terms which h4ve been refii§ed : one ryas, that f,,Or covered waggons should leave the p.lace,with uut being examined,. NANCY . , JULY S.—Colonel Count Qrlof set out to2tlay with two regiments, to clear the woods of the Vosges of the partizans who take refuge there ; three Chiefs of these hands, Brice, Vitiol, and Wolf, wake war upon the equipages and cannon.- 7 -General Savangiff is expected very soon with 30,000 men, to cover the rear, and secure the coputunkcatiotts cf the Grand army.---Lieut.- General Essen will be charged with the blockade of Metz. ROME, JUNE 27.—The march of the Austriap troops from Diaples to the fto►►tiers of Frapce eptinues without intermission. Team, tons 29.—Prince StOrembnrg, the Austrian Envoy Extranytlinary to ixtr, curt, pre a9lte(l 11is credentials on the 230:,..,'„1he clay be- . core hislll.ikAty signo a de c ree, onli7ing all the Vrench who have come to this" kingiii in since the year 1792 to quit it in the space of 20, (lays from the date of tliis e x cept soell as inhabit the kin g dom by the Icing's consent, or have obtained, permission from the Secretary of State for the Home Department.—(Oracle, July 10.) Both General Friniont and Prince Sell wart zeubiqg have published, .on entering France, Proclamations to the inhabitants of the same. I:mport as that of Prince lyrede, promit,ing to protect the peaceable inhabitants, but threat eving with exemplary punishment all those places where the people shall be guilty of any ex. : cesses, particularly threatening to malie the hitauts who are absent from their homes ‘vit'ilout legal cause bear the greatt;,4 khare of t 4 b,%lrtiens that must be irnksed for the, stihsistence of the troop.S. Prince Schwartzenburg declares that the Communes shall be answerable for the excesses • ,% • • committed ka them, and thaw they shall pay 1 . 0,0,0 Q, francs for every Courier that is intercept ; cd, and for every soldier that is assassinated; that the Couriers shall be attended from post to, post by an escort ; the persons forming the escort to take a certificate of their having delivered the courier sate. The same is required for convoys of provisions and ammunition) and the Com munes are to pay a fine pr9,partipned to the dant= . age sustained by depredations - committed upon these articles. CA RLSRUHE, JULY 11.-A Russiatcourier who 7 • passed, through Manheitu yesterday evening,. states,_ that there was on the 7th a severe battle, between Pxince Wrede and Sault, in the country between Chalons and Nancy, in which the French were totally defeated, and rrins.eWrede adva . nce(l . inwards Mtlun. The lo i ss on both sides is stated At 14,000 llat~au, JULY I : t.—We just learn from Fulda, few•days possession will be taken of that Principality for the s liing of Prussia. • FRANKFORT, JULY l4.—Accounts from sebaf hauseti state, that Fort l'Ecluse surret n on the 7th in the , mornino. * is, It however, almost P . • entirely • • , tleSO:Oyed• B ASE•E .11,t,LY is. --.4 vice has been, received at the kettit.nottrters. of the Archduke John, that • , courbe, after a long awl ; lAlopd,y resistance, has lett his entrenched camp near 13efort, and retired into the fortress. It seems, there ust have been . jome very hard fighting ; a grea many wounded laving been brought in here for t..ese three nights past. Archduke ol,n set off yesterday ,evening to Altkirch. Count de la Rochefoucault . bits ncit perished, as was reported t - he keturned yester d a y with the fragments or his corps, which was attacked by a vr.Y . , stiperior force and by the peasants. Among the killed are mentioned the Mr. de Montjoie, and many Marquis de Rtivigrq, other*. 41111,1,SS.ELS PAPERS. . '3lsussEt.s, luLy 15.--We have j-ust learned,>yhat all the frontier towns of France have submitted. liAstg, JULY B.—General Frimont has entered St. Claude. It is said that , the first line of defence of General Lecourbe was carried yesterda y , afttr • a bloody actjon, acid that this-teperal is re treating. The garrison of ljuninguen makes frequent sallies. The trenches have been opened : one near Bourg Libre, one near Nemlqrf, Ful she third above Little puninguen. pa the 4th, tivclve cannon arrived here, taen by the Austrians at Montbeillard. The Freud, ltacl pallisaded the place, which was opstinately defended by the inhabit-ants of the neighbourhood the Austrians were obliged to take it by assault. In general the war Is carried otn with great ani mosity in Alsace and the Vosages. The inhabi 7 tants, who are for the most part Tealous'part4am of lltionan'arte, destroy the provisions, fill up the wells, and it is affirmed that they have burnt some of their o‘vn villages. it is said that the potmt de la gochefoncald, the Commissioner of Louis XVIII. in the Jura, has been murdered by the peasants of Vranche Compt4. A corps of Swiss troops under General Gudy, entered the French territory on the 4th, and Occupied ..lougre without resistance. Iluninguen as summoned on the: 3d, but the continual cannonade which it keeps up against Bourg Libre and Neudorf, precludes All !lopes of negotiation. They say that the Commandant had proposed to give up the place to Louis XVIII. but that this proposal has been rejected. It ap. r pears that if the place surrenders, it will be ceded to the Swiss confederation to demolish it, and unite it with the territory of flasle, five leagues round. BRU§LS, JULY 16. —The officer sent with a flag of truce, who has be e n so terribly insulted and assassinated by the inhabitants and garrison of Conde, is Col. Goddon, who had been sent frnin CanibraY-by the . Count d'Olonne, Governor of the department of the North, for Lottii. .VIII. The family of this Officer, who Lad three chit• ciren, is:novf at . Metz. It is to-day (Sunday) that the Allies are to take p . 9,sse§siou Valeilcienttes and Conde are bombarded. FRENCH PAPERS. [RECEIVED '17.41S •MORNING.) (From the Journal des Debats.)- . PARIS, JULY 1 7.—Madame the Ductless d'An. gouleme arrived On Sunday at Calais, after a prosperous passage. The Minister of Finances has appointed a Com mission to eamine into the affair of stock alienat ed by the last Government,' an& the transfer of which has been suspended. M. Laing is Presi dent of that Commission. Educe. Hardenberg and M. Humboldt, Mini sters to the King of Prussia, and Count Otto, Ambassador from the King of Bavaria to his Most Christian Majesty, have arrived at Paris. Sly Sidney Smith is at Paris. We are assured that Madame Louis Buonaparte quitted Paris this day. On the 12(11 July, twenty wretches, calling themselves an armed free corps, entered Dijon like madmen, shouting Vice l'Empereur and firing upon the post of the National Guard, placed at 'the gate of the town,. and who unfortunately had no . cartridges. One of the National Guards was wounded in the band.— But the post was soon succouved, and the.ruffians betook themselves to eight. One o 1 them was severely wounded, and led to prison. The gen dur»zerie was immediately sent in pursuit of the others. We estimate at 40,0(1.0 souls the very small mkt of the factious minority, of Paiisians who yesterday Crowded into the garden§ of the Thuilleries and the neighbouring places, to'eniuy the sight of the King who is imposedapofi us His Majesty, when lie appeared several . times at the windows between the Count d'ArtOis and the•Dulte de Berri, stopped there a long time, sa luting the people with that ineffable tenderness which the hea"Ft of his . .lll+4tylio..s4ongly feels, and which his figure so well expresses. Sons, dances, and acclamations continued ; during the whole evening. (Front the Gazette de France of the ISM) . COURIER EXTRAORDINARY. The King of the Netherlands arrived yesterday, in Paris. It is said that the Coupcil of Ministers which was assembled yesterday passed a Resolution of great importance. Government has issued orders that all the cities of the kingdom should he finished and kept in .a complete state. Lettei:s.from Wurin announce that the plague has appeared in several parts of Dalmatia. iiOORDEAUX, Jyr.y I3.—General Clause' has published the following ORDER OF THE DAY. , • • "The General in Chief orders as follows: , The Municipality of Bourdeaux will assemble and continue permanent till farther orders. It is to comuit on tile means cif preserving tranquillity, within 140urden,u*. ff lip General po m plapdatn irk thepepartmer4 of the Gironde and the City of liowdeaux,is to eonvoke a Military Commission, to jutio l upfig the spot person 4 aeensed of_sedition, , 7 (Signed) • 4 -.4d L, " Bourdeaux, July 12, 1815." [Here follows a proclamation by M.Ciraturnimt, of . the same date, adressed to his. fellow citizens, exhorting them to tranquillity. Pa these two papers the Farisian Miter makes tltg following just observation " These two document; are quite : suflietent.t9 prove to, what extent the public opinion;atAutti deau* is compressed. How . much guilt attaches to those who thus abuse a momentary autho 7 rity !"--(Fron the 464z:ngl de P4ris.) PARIS, JULY 18.—A movement 9f the Royalists took place at I3ourdeaux, on the 12th instant.— White Ilags were even hoisted; the troops. - of the garrison took up arms, 49d some persons who wore the white cockade, were maltreated ; tran quillity, however, was re-established:' r„./flie town of Vitry 7 le 7 Francais nislied,to op= pose a useless resistance to the Bavarian and Saxon troops. One of its suburb§ suffered nnicn. NATIONAL GUARD OF PARIS The Ggze,ite ale francc, nnder this head, con, tains an Order of the day,' addressed to the Na tional .Guard, by Count 1../eSsplles; it orders that the National Guard, being restored to its ancient form is alone to maintain. iniblic • order and tran quillity therefore that the auxiliary tctips formed under tlic names of Fcderes and TirailKO:s are to be disbanded : ' ' That they are to give tr,p wearing heir uni forms :—That they are to give up the arias with which they had been entrusted I—That th t e Otficers of the Line who commanded them are - to •retire to their homes and birth-placer:=--A4 those persons who appear in public in the •sunifofisi-ot tiraMeurs, or without uniform, 'having arms in their hands, are to be arrested by the patroles., The Gazecle Officielle, of the 18th, contains six Royal Ordonnances. '.(he first is financial, and appoints a special Commission, to examine Into the state of the Grand Livre, and the alienation in May and June of five millions of the money there in inscribed : the second is of the same nature, and relates to the sale of the woods belonging to the State, on which a part of the Civil List and Public Debt was charged the third is als6 finan cial. The fourth appoints .1,. D. B. de k'ortis, Se cretary General of Police. The fifth, is, a circular to the Prefects of Departments, exhorting them to do their duty,' and mitigate the evils which'prev on France : and the last is a similar exhortatin to the Presidents of the Courts, Magistrates, 4c.. to do justice, protect the feeble, and cause the laws to be respected. PRICES OF THE FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. 63 f. 621 1-sth f. Bank actions 9Bsf. 990 f. PAVOUST'S LETTER. ..' The Marshal Prince of Eckinuhl, Commander-in-Chief of the Armies on the left Bank of the Loire, to LientenantlGene rat Max Lamarque, Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the Loire. '( Orleans, July 1 1, 1815. " The Army,quitting Paris, And retiring l!ehiod l the l e nire, according to the terms of the Conyention,4ihe Sd,of July, left near the Provisional Government appointed to require; instructions, in case a flery,9wentdebi should be established. ' • • These ; comr4issioners in rendering an , account to the Army Of tli • late events °f air capital and the, entrance of the ling; have informed me of the overtures which have been, made to them to induce the Army to recognise that its union, witty the systeto the Goquinent weld alone prevent the dissolution of the State. , « •. " The Commissioners, in their communications, give, the assurance, than under, a Constitutional Poverunient no re a9tion is to be fgared - ; tit the passions will he neutralized; that the Ministry will he oNE and responsible that men, and . Prir4rpleswill be t - spected;, that arbitrary dismissals shalt not take place either in the army or in other orders of so ciety; and finally, : the army shop be treated colifornzably to its honour : these are the terms transmitted by the Commis , . . sioner. • ei 'As a pledge and, a proof of what they advance, they state, as a c i.iihinty, that' Marshal St. Cyr is appointed Minister o' War; that the Duke of Otranto is Minister of Police, and that he only accepts this office with the' assurance that the Government will proceed in a spirit of 'Moderation and wis.: dons of which he himself has always given the example. " tin these condition's nlstional interests ought freely to unite Oa Army to the King: These interests requiie sacri fices; th . ey should be Made willingly: with a Modoltietrergy; the arn4 subsisting, the army united will beeoitie, thoirld pox misforttines increase; the centre and rallying'. oiiistof gall Frenchmen, even OT the" mOst . violent'lloyalists i , 'Lrvey One mustieerthat union' afid the oblivints ok alidisse.wikous cent alone effect the salvation' of France, which•wittlimcollit: possshlen; silent(' hesitation, differenci.,, of. Opinion, •or private considel7stiodsliring diSsolutiin..t(i the ar,toy, either by •its own ntetioson• those of foreign'force.• " Let tisrunite, then—let us never separate. The Vendeans have given iss a touching examPle ; they have written.r4) us, offering tolay resentments,. and to unite with the patriotid preventing all -disinetoberment of. the country. Let jig be Vrenehinen : you kliow" that tliasenti , ment always reigned exeltisively in My'soul it wilt utily kea l ve me with my 'l4 , t breath.' In this name I den)4ll.l; fide me lam Cure of meriting and obtaining it': (Signed) . "The Niarslial Coniniander'r•Chiit) • • " The krinee of ECPAV N. B. There ..re in this letter see . ral paragraphs which ap pear to us tilllitiliigilile - ; events Will doubtless explain them. The whole contents of the letter - are contradictory to the pep sitive account of ills army hiving submitted to the Kilgia, it ought to tro; 'portly tual 44'11i a 11 .i .-;--J,grnal aoy liktiats. for- MAILS. • I U 73lgr gli• Figlvt:!--1 Hamburg!), IF4tidErs I Dublin, liouur Dy . F. - 71 Lisbon, 2 (I4tFr4btlrgh, PRICE OF STOCKS Pigs /JAY AT TWELVE o'CLOCX: i,., 44 r * $ll4, . . .. • India Ponds , 35 I ''' 3 per Cent. Red. 5744 if Exchiq; Bills, gar 910 1 3 per Ceilt. Coni..§7i4ff Oninium, 9i4 01 tot , 10 • ~ .4-par Cent. Cons. Ini : : Omnium for Aug. , 57 i 5 per Celit. Navy Ann. 854 i Cons. for Alecgtln iziqk L. Ann. 141 9-IGths . iOiti l° , ll..3 . 'HIGH WATEIt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-jut", , Morimpg, 5B iuiyutez after C, 1 Evettin , lg TI S inLEM QVIS DICER E FALStIf 4 . AUI) RAT • LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 015' Q 1 SURRENDER OF 13IJONAPART ° 1 : ° 010f • ) BRITISH MAN OF WAR. .134`1. 11-IC/N, CAYTATIN MAITT4AIO. Under the date of Paris, 17th July, tije :0 014 oT r th ° is t lionibled as B(JONArARTE has been , 14 lia d lid important event; for dct.e9te'd off' t t r be ily suilsequent day contains the ac 0,04 o Lion i n ) i , e l o d t s i e l B 4 ;y: e l :o i :n i t i n ic i a c i n a t e l d t C t l i‘m b Pi;t:titsst7lf centre of the circic of till Ile considered :co vettil u I i 1 --'-'ic- 1 gave consistency as wel, l . f3s b ill e gioN to, the remaining jacohinistu, a ll 4 v ot ioa force 9,f It,evolutiOnA g e " 0 0* 'And Anarchy. , It .is well,, thereforeA Cl 4 such 17;:k . ( ?n should not escape to a diOan t • C d ° 41 0 t li: 3 l7 (l l3 :i:s 7 r.,,a 4 c e t tli, 4 ig il l: l t a K.e g t i t u a r t t i t l i o ) e p pEour rt}:v,toliispit.til't:aytaills°e(alsr:ll.yresittle,'4.,,,lifsi:lic'ele e it i well k1i,a.t.,.: ifheis suffered to exi s " t :b Lb . 5h0414 'not exist in a Condition, t o:ll ,,%clar icl ‘wPes nnd elltOni!age tlle plots Of the dise ° ' ce , traitorotts 'p,ortion of qic populatip,n, vf V c4n , oi!e yi, sh a ll'nat • 1 . looginb . 0 . t , ip . wsveb ky p.( 0 ...• or oc ohservations, l l;ee. • -... i Iron.: 1 the P 0. „.,..:. .y, pm L.caacrs •• • tile o lars of khi,s.event; the certainty of ty lli. C ll. ,, joil br '' 'C ia t f P, I : I-I k l # Itie communi,cations leave s l ' i '''' _., • CAPTURE. QF• (Fromthe:. 211„ew, 4 of the 1811:.) es caP f 19011 1 : (N. ;•c a a ) 7 o l l :; n h . a ki 'd tto b n e a l p ilta ante ke ; n- i t t o vi,, P -i r il ev b e ; ts:ell: ' l4 ' ,io/11: 00 1 .. , following extract o( a hater from tile 14 - A)l:efect 0 c i' ' ' • y th e . , • „I,o,chefort to his Excellco , te e I'istCr4 ot4 - Marine, that the res ul . l° i . ~ - such us was . h I to ... Japed :---, `!lorhefo)7l, July tS., -270 o'Clgh—r PC 4 ' I .`• All V;ccuticn of the orders.' cf I °ll n ied 14. lency,. k emharked . in . tßy'boat ,-- oc ' o..g ii :ts-i nfe : 84r0.n. Richard, I.3.,:efect 4 ,K . t i l ' e - clO e 'r he itliw rieure. The ' .. ri il,s - ° Ol.. 'O O accounts from me poa . , li tt . .. r .OfOrIM 0 1 . .a,d. not } , ,4 Lached tnc.;. I, rec . O.Y .e(l 1 ,ite th at frPri4, Captain rhilihcrt of the A.n l P bSE' t he ' V l ' : termin: Eller, vier , 4kKonaparte had, embarked. o n bog` l t he d r o p to 1 ' • ii.tio),:arctthettlaiviyeaTsEbsra:eaelk:iiwn) gsch:.oapo:ailic.idistrt:l:: 050eicio: : 4 in t ,:•to ln a Cruiser. . himself cualicetivr' i that .g ! . ' . w ho, is r. conunatided by Captain Maithta.,. '' . o ,ll o ' oygdiveinn.-o.Pqr/etonta.ire, Witible orksit ed the white flag a t his . inizeu-naoL'.t $Pr ,the . e : " Buonaparte was received o n,bo r slo t of W 5 li , lisp ship, along.. With the persons' t, h " 0. the officer Whom 1 left on the 1°° 11 " -° 11 11 0 . , lie d : formed me of this important intl"%iteroar, roin,ates General Becker arrived a low and confirmed it. . , ~,..O,FOCS:'„ cfeel''' (Signed) . " DC"' faoigue rf , 4 5 , " Capain in th e IslavYy , . qop P, th"f white P osh oir . Thu!, under the refuge -of Vog i l eJ .. 13vionaparte terminated on board th e 000 I. of war the Bellerophon, the ent er Prise - C e ° I v- b ß y ed l o tii; s t, re, an i,,i d cexecuted a t o it , h I l l:: g v , ss a i l s e t :::: ' ;'; ' , ‘4 . :l l ): ~; JO ° Bertrand, De.t.ertilaiit d': Erlon, Etienne R i eagnuad ti :s l i t edst:litt)ige' so:fear:it:: gely, Lefevre Desnottettes, BoallAY „wile Souza, and Hamelin. t(itpi jahtzsiea l t.;l:3,n ' a l -_ ,,ss l lsdi e eiltiipitn fol lowing ii:loces.fesi,the.l 1 j Ly 17.___Lcwrs fool nov.iig e, , previous t, O : f tams ell: n li the P a ° tit e'Cig>ga el:Ili:P:1C '' 0„rot g : i ........--- . 1.2--,th, transmit .to us the f°ll(Pcie ento con authenticity of which We'Pls .1. - ITe first days of this 111°11` 'of Opcbg. nee • fort withP , such, lb.il:iclakinidc:d. tiiot li:rob:lrd hog VC° , - .5 li 96' diin 7 ( l i t s t o t a: lfor c e ascertain ) a a e i l ni n iI:41 smallest e ' s i f , i t Y li b . ::: lC' 1 t i 0 5' . : 1 : 9 : e l s . cl: :: : e : :f els.it:11:11:' orderßrik:je,' 1 fleCt; Boonaparte, on ille Sti" .to° ha, • ' „ Norto f, frigates d est i ne d to conduct hint te{. On the foljo,,s'fing.day h e 5.q . IV ‘,..lenerltio°,;- rica. trand in a-1 ' ' ' •'i• 1 A dthiral, 5 clop t 0 the king.iv, , but the maw! ah." „ r".g. far his tWo frigates i , lie • it, Admiral . trallttligt thif . replied, that sr) far feont w"1(1 uttock ill.coe two Oil's 'lite ul°lllCll t, • - . . •• _ 4 ._ . i 1