The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-25 00:00:00

ennErms all the decrees wbielt it bps p , ,5,;1, and expresses the gratitude of tile rom to-it on this account ; the're%oiatlons of •tl7. m e t of th 17th and 180 t of July Arftierci.v4 Keith thanks, as far as thi.y fits, the lin.lim.,9f 4 Lnt ! tter, I.lnderwald ; but a formal protest is made' - agai'ti4t vvery thing that restrains the rightsbisaveri4giity of Lower TJaderwald7.. and it further declares, Iliac they remain faithful to the alliance of 1815 ; that they desire in assitretheir en-estates of their inclination to Peace and good 'mulerstanding ;•will promise .to have-Lilu+ . cootiugene ready in. : any 41auger that- threaten the common country: The Coipmnne of 1-Tergestryl;iilLnwer thanked the V i tt for the- protection pro t snisesi to-it, and gate information,of the disposi tion of sereral communes of Loiter UndYrY‘ lll ` l .' 'm Lich kire.faith rid to the Federal cornpi t at,. and :communicated a resnintion - taken oh VI-Wi 7th Mr. , the Council, which sheers the iiiereasintiertnen.,.. tatiou of peoples* minds.. • 'file Diet, after having all these reports, and ti e t ice of the DiplOrnatic Comruil tee; resolved to send representative,, in order to obtain on the frontiers -of Lower tinderwilld, or-if they found it l'ec6.-•gary, in ..the country itself,- more toll and partic-olar accounts of the state of things, and the sel'titoctits of the inhabitants, to remove pre :indices hy means of kitultiess and persuasion, and try to reclaim them from their errors, and at the same time to promise and afford support to those communes who wish to declare for the . Federal rnioth 'EXTRACT OF 9 LEviir.} - nom OTISCHOWA,.IN SERITIA, DATED jts: JANUAIIT LAST. Tb r nti g ,,st council of Sovereigns, the fa- . tiscrs oF the European family nee occupied at Vienna with the tate of Abe negrocs of Congo, and of the coast of Guinea ; they extend even ter them their get!ertnes solicitude' Iltit'that the feel.; ing", of admitatiou may not bu.- interrupted; we must take care riot to look around us. We must not lig/ en to the groans ofan unfort unata nation, whom the Turks are exterruinatiav and mowing down by ihOttsa'r . ids . ,_not more than four days' journey from Vien"! •:-,We must tivereonfloolts; 7 - FTpust not inquire into what is pasingz:iti, Serr4,„:Alf com passion is reserved fair the Negroes; atiil none for •' the Servians: The ferocions'Mussultuans •mas sacre, -impale them, violate their women and children, compel them to abjure the religion of their Lathers, and convert, with. insatiable bar barity, all that flourishing country into one vast and gloomy toMb, The bones of the Servians strew their native soil ; the corpses of their bravest_ warrin . rs, Pierced with pious wounds, cover the banks , oo he Danube; burial is denied them; and their still palpitating limbs are devoured by dogs and wild beasts ; the towns in ashes,'the' villages burnt and smoking, the churches pi-brined, thrown • down, destroyed, the priests deliverki:-*Up to• the most horrible pw:ishments, s —such is the frightfull contrast whiCh Scrvia presents, by the side of the brilliant fetes an:l tumultuous pomp of the Con-. giess. Ye who represent the interests of Europe, if you arrest not the torrent in its course, if you look on with indifference and see your brethren, sacrificed, if, slaves to abject passions and crimi-‘ Ird icaloakies, :Amu permit a falling edifice to be cemented with the blood of Christians, if you en terta:n. the itlca of Raring an empire .marked with the seal of reprobation, woe to you, to your dy nasties, and aNia,uces." AMERICAN PA VERS. WOPCPFTER, 2(5.—0n Tuesday the Lady of the Lal<t.: arrived off Fort Niagara, from Sack . - ett's Harbour ; IVl.jor Braun, who came in her, brought orders to the Conn,tnsling Officer on this st a ti o n, for the troops which had left and which wt ere leaving' this place for different destinations, to return anti continue here until further orders. in consequence of which, the 10th and..l l 2th regi ments, vhich - had embarked, were It . i4letl. The sth had proceeJed molar to be countermanded. The 4(li had sailed for Sackett's Harbour heliit'eSibeorders were received. The 16th had been orderedintONia gsra. The cause of this movement is not certain ly known. It is however probably occasioned by the expectation of a war with the Western In dians; wl,O have lateiy manifrestcd a'disposition to renew hostilities. The British, we understand, surrentleting Mackinaw, and the Indians tiro cor.ecting a large force in that vicinity, and threaten to take possession of that post a soon as the 11rtish !cave it. The new 2d and regiments are expected here in a few days from Sackett's, liarbom).i•oThe dor tioation of these troops has been alterecirin eciq-7 sequence of threatening appearaneestierithe -West ward. • ~• THE ARMY. The dept of the 921 regiment is to be fixed in Aberdeen. The baggage of the corps arrived there on lThinday. The 21 battalion 21st regimeat, or Royal North British Fasileers, marched from Edinburgh Castle on Tuesday morning, on its route to 'fhc SuSsex Regiment of Milita .bare been or derv.! fr om .13r4hton.to Gosport, • • • The 2d Battalion of the 89t1 Foot.have ; reeeivr eti a route from Chichesteer to Portsmouth ; the 24 Battalion of thes3d (Buffs) from Brighton to Ilythe and the 85th from Myatt! to Canterbury. • On Monday morning the third division of the Staffordshire_Militia_which h a d been quartered in ,this place a few woks, marched from hence on their rout for Ireland ; and on the same, and fol lowing day arrived the fitst and Second di'visions o f the same regiment from ;Nottingham, for the same destination.--On Monday morning" also ar rived here a detachment o f the, Cast regi znent of militia, to remain till further Orders --- (Derby Mercury, Aug. 24.) . . On the, 15th inStftra, W a rdle Air. Willikirn )andlnrd of the Angel, at Clay Crux;;; •this county, was busily engaged attending •on his gilets (it being. the teast week} and !Inch corn pant in the Itonse, lie dropped dowit and. itistaat ty ev ,i re d, E w i ng iii apparent good :health- hnt a iniontes hetere.. nis 1114Iden decease, aml , t such A tittle (t merriment, caused much consterna tion and gloom amongst hi. friends, by whom be ivaS grt-Atty respected £,nitestentert its a grrnd , 4nrl wii er:ight. im n e' s t :Ilan.—(Deri , g idercur, dug. 2.3.) FRENCH PArERS, r LRECE:VED AT A LATE HOUR THIS rAyl (From ticc Ja.urnal dca Dcbats) PAI:/, AUG. 21.—Madame Berthier (the •wi (lOw of the MatAat) . acconipanied by her family and a numerous suite, passed .through Aix-.la-. Chapelle on the 15th, on her, way from Bamberg • - to Paris. Many absurd reports have been spread respect - ing the landing of Buonaparte, and the accounts which the Minister receited at the time concern ing that event. It Was pretanded, Among other things, that the Prefect of tie Var.had conveyed . infermation on the subject before-hand to the Miniiter of the Interior, and that his letters remained unanswered. This is completely false. NVhatever: notice the Prefect of the Var may have • bad concerting a project, of which, however, be could neither know the precise time nor the place fixed upon, he had no business, in any case, to transmit such details to the Minister of the In terior, since they did not come within his cog nizance. lie therefore was not written to oa this subject; His family and himself think it their duty, by means, of this notice, which we are au thurfsed to publish by Count Bouthillier bins eft, to put an end to the calumnious reports which tend to destroy the reputation of the Minister. The Prussian troops that are at Cayenne main . - tain the most strict discipline ; the inhabitants 44 this city arc accordingly so much satisfied at this that they have demanded that those soldiers who are there should remain with them, as they have every possible regard. for them. The Ministers of ti“. King of Prussia have found. its necessary to submit to censure the Rhenish : Mercury, edited' by M. Goerres, at Coblentz; and which had untihhen keen written with the ut most liberty. The tditOr of this Journal tuts an swered this order by discontinuing; his paper. PARIS, AUG. 20.—His Majesmv the King of Prussia has appointed General Gneisenan a Mini ster of State : be Will, in this capacity, take a part in the negoei4tions at Palk. Conat Toistoy, late Adthassador from Russia to France, as well as Prince Eugene of AVirtem belg, General iu the service of l'cussia, have ar rived at Paris. M. Boulay de la Menthe, wbo was under sur veillance at 'Nancy, has been; as it were, driven from thence by the execrations and reclamations of the inhabitants. M. Aldpeus (theltussian Mi nister), notifitil to him, that without wishing to exile him fron► France, he yet found it necessary to cause him to be to Sarrebruck, by an ()Slier whom be sent to accompany him. (Fror.l the Journal de Pdrl4.) PARI3 S Aut. 21.—The garrison of Cotl6 has been diabunfled, as well as those of Laon and Soissona. They are - r,eplaced by the City Guard. (From the Garelte de France.) COURIER EXTRAORDINNRY OF TUESDAY MORNING. The disbanding the French Army proceeds rapidly. Many Oi'leers and s-ohliers pass th,ough Orleans daily, returning to their homes. The Prussian troops began to evacuate Laon on tlac )9th of this month. • The Prefect of the Police went the day before yesterday, at tJ o'clOck is the e‘ening, to. the Conciergerie ; and in the upartment occupied by. Maishal Ney, caused him to submit to an exa mination which lasted five hours. Letters from Bayonne tnention, that a. part of the Spanish Army has passwi - the Didasaoa to enter rrance. At Saurnur, the left baik of the Loire is pro tected by the National Guard. The troops of the line occupy positions more iu tile rear. STBASBURGII, Aus. 17.—Count 13arbe-Mar_ . hols,.Presideut of the Electortd College of the Bas-Rhin,. arrived Isere ) l esterday evening. All the Authorities waited upon him. generally believed that the blockade olonr city will be raised its the course of the ewtting week. The fortresses of Alsace continue to be blockaded with greater rigour than o-or city. BO :711DZAUX, AUG. 16.-r-The Mike anti Duchess of .Anouterne arc expected at Bourdeaux on the 18th or 19th.- TOULON; AUG. 15.—The Marquis . de Rivicrcs negociates to prevent, if possible, the city of Toulon from being occupied by the foreign troops. It appears that Gener-al 13irichi insists more stre nuously than ever on this - measure, and is deter mined to enter the - place. It is) stated that Antibes it to he occupied by toe Allied troops. The free Com/mules o 1 Majseilles have com mitted many. excesses. They refuse to disband, and according to all aprearanCes they Will nOt .allow themselves without being overpowered 'by force, 3c'Aitz!4, AuG. 2i.—The Duke 'of Berry arrived, at / Lille on .the i .3tl), atz;l received clie houtAv of the chief functionaries and-principal inhabitant? of the arrondissement of Doulle►is. Auger, Member of the Commission of the Jour:lals, (one of the new Censors of tl'e Press), has given in his resignation. He could not exer cise the double function of Censor and Editor. All accounts fro,m the Army concur in stating, that the most perfect discipline reigns in the va rious corps of which i,t is composed. The con voys proceed to their destinations with the utmost regularity. _ General Flabaut has been under surveillance at Aix-les-Mains, in the Department of ?rout-blase.• The day before yesterday, at three o'clock, .two Superior French Oaiccrs fought a dud with pistqls.; behind the Barriere de r Etoite. One of them - way shot in the head, and, it is believed, ha died of his wound. The Gazette de Lauzanne of the 15th, sta;c3, that the equipages of Madame St. Leis have at` 7 rived at Pregny, in the Pays de Gex, al!d that it is confirmed that she has obtained permission reside in that country. This Join nal alter praising Lois the !Bth 'for his justice, in i:xeciitini; the sentence of the law against Labeitoyere, and 111 proinotihg'tle, !sons of Marshals:Berthicr, Bessieres, Lun”cs, and the Marquis La Roche Jacquelin, contains, the fol lowing Colonel Labedayere heard on the lath, at half past one o'clock, that his .appeal hail been reject ed. He asked the Captaht4lepotter to allow him three hours to write some letters, and make arrangements' respecting the -affairs of his , ; be then passed about 'an ho ur w ith th e - Ab; , eloudel, his former prL..eeptor. This re speetable Ecclvsiastic, towards Whom the Co lonel had always entertained the most religious-- reveer, bestowed upon him all the cons,,litioas of religion. The Abbe Da/andel had. continued to visit his former pupil every day from the time when he was arrested. It was to his touching ex— hortations that M. Labedovere owed a great part of the courage with which be went to his punish ment. 'At five o'clock he presented himself at the wicket, and said'to the guard that was assembled in the court :—" Coing, n friends, let He entered the carriage, Acompanied by two Offi cers of gendarmerie and his preceptor, who did t quit hint till after his execution. We are as. sured that his family have received 'permission_ to • remove his corpSe, and to inter it in ux of Ida eS• tates in Brittany. The' communications between Caen and Cher. , Bourg continue to be intercepted. The Austrians. occifily Varennes, eight letrgues from Moulins. [From the dlioniSceur.l GENEVA, AUG. 10.—The Governor of Geneva has intimated to Madante Louis Buonaparte, that the intention of the Swiss Diet prevented her front continuing her stay in our Canton. The Government has been officially informed that, according to arrangements made whh the Anstrian General in Chief, the French Custom Duties are to be re-established in the pays- (be Gex, excepting on the road to Versoix,which is to be free at all times conformably to the Treaty of Paris. (From Galignani's 3ks.cenger of Slst any! S.M.) The body a Colonel Labidoyere has been car ried to the church-yard of Vangirard.- It is as serted that it is but provisionally deposited there, as- it is expected the family will remove it to some other burying place. General Rey, Governov of Valenciennes, is ar rived at Paris. The Duke bf Berry leg' town on the 18th for Lille, where his Royal ..ighness• is to preside at the Electoral College of the Department du Nord, The town of Sens is to pay a war contributiok. of 1,500,000 francs in money. Deputies are sent to the Ailed Sovereigns, in order to obtain a re duction. l4ous has sent a petition to the Allied Sovel reigns, rcquesting a diminution of the war-con tributions imposed on that city. :Marshal Suchet is to IcaveßOanne. - It is not yet known where he will - go to., The Prince of Orange will leave _town this even ing for the Hague, where be is expected to arrive by the 26th, it being the birth-day of the Kitrg of the Netherland's. This Prince will.then go to the waters of Spa. Prince Frederic, his brother, re mains at P-aris.' A letter from Nantes of the 15th states, that a Prussian Superior Officer arrived in that town, and gave orders to prepare barracks for 6000 Prussian hoops. • They write from Caen, that last Saturday some Prussian regiments of infantry entered that town; they continued to observe the strictest discipline. Laval has still a Prussian garrison ; from that place to Mortagne and Veractil-aux-Perches, sig nals have been erected•on: trees, along the high road, and guarded by :itnatl detachments. Preparations are making at Frankfort for the opening of the Diet of 'Germany, which is to t-ike place on the Ist of September. Thi s .oews contirm4 the truth of the reports that are spread in the public Journals,-concerning the conclusion of the definitive arrangements. - •• FRENCH FUNDS, AUGUST 21. 6 pm - Cents 621. GI 3-stbi f. . .9 • •? F , idisbolh MAILS. , vie ARRIVED—I Lisbon, I Malta, I Waterford. i' t . a tr a bigh: 2 lLtwburgb, lolland, I Gottenburgh t 1 m •' Word., - - , ------ ' '"I d'-' , ; - : PRICE 01 1, .. ;:; -21115 DAY AT T Bank Sto 1c; 7 - 3 Vet Cet4. Red. 5641 j 3 per _int. Cons. stiii 4 per. Cents. 71 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. S 4 I I Bank L. Ann.'l.if F STOCKS '►VELVE o'cbacir• dis, 1 India Bonds, 39. 4 'L JO. Excheq. Bills, is."' omnium• 71h P r ' r. • Sept• „zip Omn.for Sept. ikv I CuLIS. for Accotot, , 0 00 01 i, HIGH WATER. AT LONDON lr°l aft ° Mortiing,'3B tilinates after 5. 1-Ev eu ing, e TIP -1 s ALA g fAr • :U 3 9 . 1 . EM 9,1119 DICERS YAL9IIM -• LONDON. R I DAY, AUG UZ.; 7' 25, 1915' REPORTED— _ SUICIDE OF BUOlsLirs tgil rea cbl i A most extraordinary -Report has Just 'job(/' us. It is from th e mos t resp e ctabl I ' .- L ice city, but as o u r I n f orman t does Ir t Pr f eS' larize the source whence he - derived i t ' f ,ider s Press au. opinion whether or not lle c°ll o . al it to be worthy of credit, we shalt gi.v e it . 4 a• - t It s " . aepthl::::'ecrlv.atietetsitltiiiii.:iecio:icslttttety.ialievEtot:oftN,(lligtilttillehita:).'eyaiil.a:eollti,Nae'filrac;hiter‘ticayait'tec:;:itiliiileciteitattelti:iiiir:elillolti:lttol:iinYelittlimicii:e.beriil::: ipt:eipecls;; no b , s had been met with NApot t o t :: : : .I\4 ;: r ` mt:lll4lbn'idY (1)i board, he having cut his throat. Should this be true, it is ,a fate wa r tdl 4 ~ (16r.t Coward who knew not how to find e n b 4- grave : at Waterloo.. rt as the Paris----..... 11..-.- Journals t(I t i : l o r f re remember interestt o i i l have attsutih6 r oe e sn c ec e eo k f e fto t h l re a 2 n wl i st s i a c o a r b e li e : ll :ll tsc 2 : l.e i e ; s a r e i tl ic t i i i : ,: tl e o lve : 11 c r .,,, ea ll e r ie n d i I: i sthis forenoon. Letters I°9l fi'llall il i iill! ( ( I:b e t C 1, 1 li t E 0 soon: of f f la o s u t r ri C u p e r i re da s y po i :: l o 7 l t : he : e - s - ri p t a er a i ; Army s. crossing. the BithiSSOß, sou tro op% o F f r,. s nc l : o C h e a r y t e es as w , e oo m d A . ls a t confess righ, t f' ° °l lotri . a col t nation to draw their subsistence trot° " ii fi t refr which did not spare Spain. hi former a nd . times, ; n ati on • ' ' Marshal ISTgY hat undergone an exit° to cot s : five hours in ft?, prison. We are at. a 1°99 . itio f.FO IIO - Ceive what could occupy the Prefect ° vfis l . jurlo - ' the prisoner so long. Perhaps hones t p ari like all the Other traitors, vind hil b °r) and giving very satisfying that the i caa,,isni :lit:acts:ices ,ylioliiiitoinyo6:t rea9-- played the money he received train • - n dies - , strengthen- the affections of the Arnq D rArio ll ' • cause, in corrupting it to Oily Bo° o ' - ?Sri,' i° persou (A le t° s o al :so why he did hat bring tha t an Iron Cage, as lie promised when be t .. of his confiding Sovereign. .f 1 n sitirc The intelligence from Toulon is °- s ot 1 19 114 b to convince. the most sceptical,.the ti me cv ei .' ol io'. r esile t the ?Peach Cabinet, and the measu . liot tip' l it" ed ! on by the Allies are at varian ce ' Tioitapt naval station tail ~ OS t° lie hell' de indep.endance, or in isotehuer"Co7r,,illg t°,.oreelciable i F h r e en A cit i ln ie e ( n i faoll..inFs7fni.colitaptyeoseose-cautipda't4bon, WO • ' General.'BlANC;lll is deterinilletictoOniettelo/nfl:proiCraaereiningsfortt:; possibility l a i k t ye, ofit f F or r, g o t l •a c e n granted, that, a e : ' cite( soli ge . an 1 . pOSS' • t rectionary movement, the .Alites will re pssia rl. press :heir claims to the proviso) n ass ail' of allYsttelt stron,..o . Places °' 9 may be - e '''. ctiolif 0,1 i - . - • , -,-- hi ical VII - • O ff defeat., the designs of the .PLIco ---11, e WO • whom despair and the thirst of rev en el - to the most atrocious courses. ---......------ 01044 gariv'ehesonmheeniaschcol;' cu u l n er t,i r t g as ' a b f ee vvl;ll'l9-4cb:vrediYlig 'it tn°ili:..j Pril ssl •li v F e r r e o n l c o h eo P t aopieirsa,cesottopoptr.eosfsetclheb,y4etehdeco o.itt , %fl c its strictures were written.. ea~ l German Papers to the 18th inscanL • ato, t`"" last night. They contain an Of6cial in relative distribution of the Allied be the the different Departzueuts of France, has no t y e t been published in the Paris rav er:. of also a confirmation of .the attest m There is though he was provided with kRET, Duke of jassano, Switzerland/0i Futicnr, E a nd ALLEYEAND• • - COP VII Minister The. Journal :from laid} 11. e yeiterdaY its; passports, sleet ; wo ti l t, the same time, the grounds on' •to pretended French :irate Pepers, explai :."bted their authenticity, asserts, th i at 1 ) at it was intituled, " A Export to the t • ;wan e• of General- Police With° ..,:ornal to How then cvizne the-Contlactor of ` that 0 „ v ill • i n e add a ' • sVatnre t•> it roblie riters • e in vem aret be In c on such expedients %%ill 13° oini terPolati• • • . inventirig, ashcriogi .175tr* :~