The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS, ,(REdF.IVED ' Tilts NTORtZIi,;G.) (From illonilrltr.) P‘RTS, AUG. 22,—Ott the 25th inst. the I.K;na re'reire Amh:lst:idors and 11Iitliste:s of the Powcrs. Geoth•mett yvin he admitted to pay-titrir rourt to hiilllBjectfin the montitig, and Ladies 'n tltr evening!. F Ear m E e,r:of SUASIA, Ana: 10.—Xothing can be more false than the reports which have lyeen spread relative to the warlike preparations whieh it Ica, were snaking by the Turks in Bosnia. and ;n Albania, along the Anstrian frontkrs. Ail accounts agree, in stating, that every thine flier. is perfectly tranquil, and that the troops assembled in the intkior of Bosnia have nn other intention than 4110 of co-nneratirlg in the re-establishment of tranquillity in Syria, 'which is a pres , to the fury of a civil war. (Tram lb. Jnurnar, des nebnti.) AUG. 22.--The ) Nitig received to-div, at fire We a vi‘it from his 11:liestv the Ki ig ter Pritsl . 44. Majcsties remained together nearly an tont.. Sever:ll I..tters from the smith, tinted the 15th, 1G11), and 1/tit, agree in crating that public trln toillitv 1) (1 been re-est•abli%hed at ,Nimes, Avig non, and . Mat-tellies. The Austrian troops who entered thelw:o former phkees, by their mere pre- S'puce put an end to all disorderx and exce4ses. 6, l i c t has alf.n been restored at Cations, where some agitation had continued. Tilouteust, AUG 16 - --Divers depUts of -ca- valry of the • army of tl)c.Loire, passed through this city for some days past repairing to their des- f'nation. Tbe 11)01111fidin-dlaSSCnrS %Om were at St. Jeau- Vied- de-pont liave been disbanded. CAEN% Arc; 19.---The dislrming of Calvados bas occasioned neither complaints nor teclama tions ; only many persons seemed to be affected b, it from-/he implied irjustice to the good spirit by which they were animated. .The department of Calvados is orergowed by foreign troops. The troops that continue to ar rive are dispersed 3111011 g the Canti - ms of tl►e De partment that are capable of providing for their subtistence. . (From 15e Para ec Frowc.) paths, Au° 22.—We are assnrcd that the open- , ink of the:sitting of the two Chnntbers will take plare . abont the middle of the month of September. .General Blucher has, it is said, removed his Lead-quartcrs ft•►tm Cacti to Alcnt•.on. WC hear from Germany that the opening of etc Germanic Diet, winch tarts to have taken a{ nut the Ist of September, is adjourned, and that it will riot take place till the day of The tiu4y . of Rap6e is covered with piles of 'wand cilt in the forest of St. Germain, to serve for the Itirt•tic.itinos of Pari;, but which could not he used for that purpokta for wain of time. `These piecvs of timber %shirt: were all picked, 11.14 just bt.en sold at a very low price, and the greater part has been bo ,, ght to serve for fire wood. Lyons enjoys the most perfect tramptillity—the quantity of provisions has not hcen increased— commerce remnes its activity. A nierican orders have been received for 7 or 8 millions of silk st u Marquis de Coiilin, Commandant of the - Royal, :troops at Savenay, made them evacuate that town on the 14th August, at day-break, before the As scni'lling of the Electoral-College. This homage paid to the principles of Reprttqmtative Govern ths:nt, has been extremely agreeable to the town. ( - Al to the assetnl4, althongh no one had any i lea that the presence of the troops could have any inliaQnee on the freedom of election. counun EITCAORDINARY. We learn from Stra3bor4, that the fortresses of A!sace continue- to be blockaded with much ri g Our. on the other hand, it is stated that hos t lities against Landau have been dis Continued. At this moment they are destroying at Lyons theredoubts which bad been constructed for the tiefence.alliat city. A. letter from Toidonte, dated the lsth, an nonnces, that General Ramel, the Commandant of the Departnient of tug Upper Garonne, has assassinated. We , put little faith hi been cruellY this intelligence. , O►t the 21 s t of this month flel►l•Marshal flu clic, l e f t Chut►:tres ►':ith all his Staff. (From the .burnal de Pari,) , P Ards, Au 6. rve can believe lettets f rom Bayonne, a part of the Spanish arnty has passed the Bidasson to enter F ra nce. It iJ Loped, how ever, that ihe repOrts which. are circulated in the &raiment of the lower - Pyrennees about the•ap proaching oce ‘ opation at the fortified places of B:lonuF, Navarricus, and St. Jean Pied-de-port, a ill net be courrrlcA. s:.-nt;- tuents of the ifdiahitantt pit enete conntriei, theif unaninionsdevo'i i inn to Lis Alayst\r,;-are thelles! guatante.es for the security of thei..e'rlacm the military (l.nties of ore performed by the National Gnatlls with - a zeal that cannot be mis taken. Bnotlaparte, it is said, kill have at St. Ildena a space. of ,only 20 - arpens 4 to walk in, either alone or evitl► one of his frMuls ; when . he will be allowed to go cut, an escort will gnarl Neutral ships %rill not be allowed to approach St. Ilelenn, and when a i sail is espied, Buonaparte will be abut up in his inclosure. It was not the Amiens that was lately attacked by 'banditti, as was reported, but ci►►e of the car riages of the great Post Office, passing by the way of Beauais. Geperal Savary is still in a small - sh:p on the - English. Coast. It is not know what has become of General Lallemand. T 0 THE EDITOR OT! THE JOURNAL DE PARIS. " Paris, Aug. 22, 1813. " Si 11-.4 hope that your impartia4ity swill in duce you to insert in your paper of this day the following note, to falsify two articles in the Jour- nal des Debats and the Qualidienne. " M. Boulay (de la Aleurthe), my father, has gone to Nancy with a passport from the - Minister of General Police ; he went to, the house of a relation where some of his friends xycnt to see him. It is true• that they...testified a desire to see hi►n appointed a deputy ; s but notwithstand ing he refused to accede to this wish. How- ever, it is possible that his reputation - may have caused some uneasiness, as the Russian Gover nor wrote to my father, that there was reason to fear that, in spite of. himself, his presence at Nancy might cause some agitation . . 1t was proposed to him to go to Sanebruck, where my father is at present. This is the fact, stripped of all that malice could add'to it. " 1 have the honaur, (Signed) " BOULAY, the Younger." (From Galignani's Metstnger the 23:1.) Friday next, being the anniversary of the King, there will be an illumination in the garden .of the Tuileries, and a concert at nine o'clock. On the same occasion, the waters in the Park of Versailles will play next Sunday evening, from five till half-past seven o'clock. The King admitted yesterday to his presence a deputation of the Royal Voluntevrs of Paris.— Their Colonel, Mr.. de l'Estang, harangued his I..iptv_—" Sire." said be. " we Are not come to renew our oath, we never betrayed it. We desire the honour to compose a part of the Guard of your sacred Person."—" My friends," answer ed-the King, with his accustomed goodness, " I know your attathmeut, and shall never forget your services." Monsieur, Count d'Artois is to preside to-mor row-at the Electoral College of this Department. In case the elections are not finished on Thurs day, they will be interrupted by the celebration of the fete of St. Louis, and continued on ittur day. The dances in the Garden of the Thuilleries continued yesterday. In the evening the King appeared at one of the ‘vindows of his apartments, with Moniieur. They were saluted by loud and general acclamations. All seditious cries have long ceased. General Exeelmans having obtained permission to reside in the Department of Pny-de-DUtne, has taken lodgings at Rion,. Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, two 'soldiers of the 950.) regiment of the line, %vlio committed a robbery in the commune of Brezy, were shot behind the walls of the barrack. A Gerinan Paper says .that the Landwchr of . the Confederation is returning home, and will assist at the harvest. Doubts arc entertained on Cardinal Fesch and Madame Lmtitia',s obtaining permission to settle in Ratite. , • • FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents Bank Actions • • • lOOO f. it)oi f. 50 c. * An arpens is 100 square perches of 18 feet each. IVorkington Agricultural, Meeting was most numerously attended by peisons from till parts of the kingdom. Ninety dined the last day at the Ordinary, and 450 at the Presitien:s dinner. — The burning of the sierfacc soil and clay by lime, gave general satisfaction, and promises to he an important discovery, as it supersedes the trouble which has hitherto attended 'burning, and bids fair to bring poor soils much sooner on a par to those of superior - quality. The society came to an nos 1111i1MIS Vote, '' that the rearing of stock by soil ing had completely succeeded, and bids fair to be o f es s e nti a l advam oge co the farmer and public." • A toast was given at the PresideAlch dinner, by Mr. ForteSeov, the Irish steward, which occa sioned • great Mirth, as approximating to a boll, though strictly true--" Burning without fire, feediNg without pa.sture.", The Paris Papers of tht 23d are as dui' as the Paris Papers of the preceding dates. The new Cl u are to assemble in Sep tember, and the elections arc proceeding wit;l The Enemies of the Boug- considerable activity. zoNs will certainly hare it in their power to im peach the independance of a Legislature appointed in the existing state of France' as triucti 'as the friends of that: Ennily impeached the validity of returns conducted ii la mode de Sllonaparte by rebel soldiers. Much of the charaiier of these bodies mu3t, therefore, depend on, thcir own conduct. 'Let them shew themselves the advo cates for legitimate rule and established order; let them trengthen their Sovereign's hands against domineering fact ions, and . consult the ‘vellare of the people in all ti Stir ;Icts : and Vrapee and Europe rejoice in their lahours. Ifni it they set themselves to irritrue ‘vhere they ought to :, , outne, to wotnn II ere Dean:ll.o It/ to uuo r <<ittl z CO, and to inflalne passions already tot) turbulent and stormy, dreadful will be the day of their tueetiug, 41)(l memorable for misery t he • era during which they may congregate in France. Let us hope, honevt r, that the hour has at:- rived when every Frenchman is convinced that, in mercy tco h►s own Country if not to others, the duty I►e.has to perform is to appease and not to prolong agitation :—is convinced that though other lands may suffer much from the con tinuation of time tempest his own will be inu re ter r ibly, wasted, till the severest denun : ciat ions of Divine vengeance which the Scriptures contain, are realized in the darkness and desola tion of France. We do not and ought not to expect - a perfect calm, after the violent_hurrieane ~Which has unset tled Emrope, and almost torn up the foundations of the social system. But much Wily be done to allay the swelling of the still tuintilltions waves, and blessed of heaven and of his ftilow men will that Sovereign or Statesman be, who' InoA dist'n gnishes himself in . the godlike work, to inch the jarring elements into peace. We have no confirmation of the report of BuosArenTE's having committed suicide. We arc authorise:l to state, that the pretenkd State . Papers (the one signed FouctiE, the other FoneHE and 'FALLENI:A N , which appeared in a Morning Paper of ihurlday, and were ton thence copied into► thin and all the other Journali, are wholly unknown, to Government, and that there is the best reason to conclude that the tlliole are gross and scandalous fabrications, written in the foulest spirit of malignity, and propagated fob• the most wicked and 'infamous .of purposes.-- (Morning Post.) The report . that On " Wednesday twenty Mid-, .shipmen were promoted at the Admiralty to the rank oT Lieutenants," is unfounded. Our Naval Readers may rely on the accuracy of the intel ligence on these subjects which appears in Tile SU N. In .our tubs.ellueut columns is inserted No. 11. of The Traveller about Path,' ‘vilotti e troduced to our Readers last Sattirday. Though NI.XI rot. - 3•;.:n-1 Frn..-., ' 4 . Corti tun, 2 1)t1111!n.. - 2 WattN - fmni: ni1: ! --2 ilatabll46l:, 3 lulland, 1 Ciott.c:)l,vrgh. • i'iliC•F, STOCE , ; TINS DAY Ail' TWELVE ri 1.1,,f.W. 2s. :is. pyr Cent. Itvil.&f.V4l Exclwq- 1;;1' . , i pii• tv:lt. Cop:. rail; ();:niiiini,l pr. 1 per Cent,. 7iii , Omrs. tor St./a. 7Th pr. .1 per Colt. Navy Amt. Cli 1 Culls. fur :lecoutit, lank L. •:111t1. 14 9-101 Iv, -;1 • 1 , COURSE' OF EXCHANGE, V,ril mv, AUG. 25. Amsterdam I)it to, at Sight .. Amsterdam .... :i1 s n. q Us. 34 2 "10 12 C. F. Ditto, at llotterdatti auttvcrp I lantburgli Altima 10 V 10 13 2 Us. 10 1 . 2 32 `..1 Vs. 32 7 21 Bremen Paris, 1 Day's Date Ditto Ilourdeanx, ditto Franhfort on the Main Ntadrid Cadiz .. 7 c• .22 20 e 2• .2 20 ... .133 Exc. Money ... 39 Effective ▪ -39 Effective Barcelona Bill - ma 3B St. Sebastian', , Corunna Gibraltar Genoa 49k-Venice ' 2:3 30 • Malta 5l-Naples 45 ._ / Paleinio . 126 - per Oz. Lisbon Rio Janeiro Dublin .... 11-Cork... . 11 per Cent. Agin of the Bank on Holland.... 2 Portugal Gold, in Coin l.O 0 0 per Oz. . . Foreign Gold, in Bars :Sew Doubloons . . 0 0 0 New Dollari HIGH WATER AT GONDOLA BitinGETO-moilitow. M0rt144:423 minutes after G. 1 Evening, 32 minutes after G. THE 'SUN. • SOLEN/ Qt/ DI CERL L"O ' AI AU DEAT ? LONDON, S_4TUR77AY, AUG 2G, 613. uo not so Mitch t( Polit;ial 04'1°' ueral fron] eats CorrecOmod enec. will tie seen that scieral facts arc noticed t'. /tv die tlfe pres . eul'Letter, which it giienS'great tOITTiVC COUtitllle d• port that the l'or . F. lid's preSente s ii the pollO 13e vb c ` l dcrc to o?ir One of 61)le s; we should most gladly see fulf.:;?eit. Th at - r to c „, - specimen of 'human genius Would rerna lo a fit. 111911t1111ellt of the immortal giOry Britain has attained .in the mightiest ever decided the destiny of ;he clvill ica Such a» acknowledgment from his tioline s ,s e it tb add. to its value. A proof fro the the ilead°f ; Church, that gratitud.e is of uo religious rersloti sio, may, die, sinnue somedtir J3j e fa ' » out of their rancorous opposition t o tbe te ach vernment under which they live : iv a Y t oe even the worst of those who, under t ile t bei of Patriots, are the most bitter Enemies r„itisi, Country, that it is inexciisuble in a 1110 • to Subject to be the last person in the ss.°r confess the inestimable character o f a Isr o , 3 pl e which is the mark of 'admiration t ° the " world. It„lobt The apotheosis of Marshal NEY ig CC 'l3 anticipated by our Correspondent', wh° h ll ,tc!:' reap' pouftrays the first exhibition of t" t less Traitor : 11, ,tc ClO • 5 cr -1 c . Y b,en brought up, and eommeticed J' by making the reg9lar Primch dcel a r a tion, ccOat a 0,4 equally endure ii ft: and smile at . " ha' n')o la 'l)l% of r:icape, and has oi"course cha"nce for t i r e dying hard." if The K ing of the NETH ERLA NDs, 1011° ` cill der' has excellent example of Prince lit.uct-tsg, etl it hundred and fifty of the Dutch odflen'the Pictures; tolen front his sulyjects adult' o il' Louvre, to be- sent home, That ( - 4 ' ilicrY e ' it ) soon resemble the flaw with borrovedriLuil-s the table. itilirtl'ellrlt)CaelS:::Csao:)l::;:iig:teliN‘ll.lMAPAßTF2'S P(Mell17;;I:fir°1°:cililp:11.111riCIC1(:1C11.: es.:ks:::::::-__:..---tt}::.:,:r:::tsj k Cf . 11.0 a l I 1 twins I:eportsrL'SpeCting the state ufrr'.'"e- , f ter , , stating that the ipl'°‘lll.l;l'iwci!:Prier;-ter:‘l:'‘v tei:l , a , ial concur in .versally ht'stile to BU„naparte. it is 5 :114 t:1:14:,':c.d110"-i-i.ii"";:eillirCsri)ii,iii-i'l).:I.t..itr,Ctt't.et:triii.),.:-Iii:.ii°2:ke.;17))iiiit‘'ec.,,r.'cist:"1:::::ieli.11::1(1%litl.11.5bial trlf • —": : i i s'c t O : c"•l4‘3 . vclase, 05 • J10,a,,,) cause i u t s le ece"s.i s t a it ry t t it : e K ak it e ,, t , I:fsc moch "I“).l.'aved,:fe''' n 1 calk to city . lu d g t t . i t ( i i ) i e r - i - 114 IN A I al ' s ) t e l i ' i L l 'i e e' s assum e‘‘-lt":i'j 1:::::11.e;:fil:::;:' .1.111: •ts• - n ' iid tl"'' P in ti o 6 r i e le disposal t I l t o ell d liar' th e ati.Ys'il.)ll:l ::3.5 1111'1):le'' 41 w"' "P-^P,,i,i'6L---t.._—,,,,..—.,,,,.,1„a. Lb s) l L' ile ' d '' t North; the spirit of the 1' . 0 { • 1) ' ; ~, 'of I ~ tl ,e I" 0 ,, Usurper. One M..CittArt.F. ‘tlriteS--- batog hi:ants of the SbinglC are ,tratiquil blic Veril disposed." . the K s i t n ( 4 i , t s. .az h i . t s i s o c ri , )i , o . g . :AI . r.....A,1.1 ir-ti.isi pat,),,;:tin,„...s,creos•: Afr ichg.c,' Ye .1 I I dispatches from the Doke of 1 : 11L . ~.,,rr a s: 3,, t t te .) l l ( : s t t i . ' ; : t e :\: i t P . .., i , l' : l : i c , : i s yl ii , l t ai i. Ilifil.eithiciCt.Liy.SLAtsictiT:::tri:telrEi.lill%lelliels:.::;;l.;):lll)Cie:t :I leiti.:11):::Vkl:C•11..;;ID,:ell‘:(1:::1111::‘'I'S':111: plicates ot °Graeae °' 'details pnbi.isliett in the ExtraortlinarY - lof Sortinlav 13st. h,, ,iii . The letters front Cadiz by . the Lismiscilober "Cr C ot t is had been (t)117t85ittileillirolsft1(111:e1.011r-I:ti'Priisitti'OfiiCL:1; mend MoRILLO co • livf tl' e eSPet New Slain. , Annant . " $O - trt? die \ i r l e e s e t L: ) r f il i a l y• e t i h , c ii I.Tx.4OcIEinRCEFAErL.S,•;,CTF.aLtLOe :114.,..0043.4t, C3r!!)",10 1)10:0 The Dicke of YORK tEatT3aCtCd WW l ' jrer ri,t nes§ yesterdayanorning at Vork-lionser 00.1i.t, ,I.,,r,rival of the post, with his SeCretary,l7lo,s, orP' el. ttr‘Ef•;"3 ; after whichilis Royal 1-1!-8.,1c iii.• (I \ (:t . it and called upon the li..E(*;_gNT, ,hell's,l 3 *,, :c e, v e4.lmestlay Sir 1-161.710: they : Ow i • hi tary Levee at the Commanuer In instead of the Duke of YoktK on c 55 The Eilmii:lll Ambassador trausacte o 4t, yesterdaythe I 'ritesaa,s7'l),.,,sio at,. _.:oreign Oflicc• 101-014 die Yesterday the Duchess of SlrEffii,;`,fice i d ' fended at the Commander in Chiers ' no r , Intl , E - lorse Guards. !Dios- foi The Magistrates of the EhellnsfOr;. .tbe s tl IA Essex, have, with a.landahlc reltard 'f)tiblisite(v, of his Majesty's,subjects, signed 0nt,',.11,,es to ~ ""iirleation,.;'iat they will exert then,cl;_coael'l":s, It most to detect, and putii6l) -all s"."ol,tiicle iii who shall carry a larger outnheri.(o).tects. c 0 seng-ers than that which the iaW i the roc i ce (.).," the 4th curt. the .lifsticcs of ' t t the .°lstlflof moliat, Scotland, I .0 a complaint --magayo of of the tAtl.of liorK•rovs, 11.1v1(.11,115 in. r t be 5 t , 1 . " 10 , W.lf i ' r),ParaY, fined eight int i be ~,ter or 1 00 , 101. steiling each, for fisbiug i" ,t 0,0 (14 r le, nail with netS 'fliesc person" in i v;010119 4 . . • t • n 6l ' `) " • dered 'the river of 140 dozen 0 4r -TO , stription9. aid 1-'s of' cloy', • .05 ' The Lively, of Berwick `,- e , attic ...,-. was fortunate eitotigli to kill teci".l.so.olaotsegsis, th . e coast of Spit zbergeo, in the, three Sverfrn::„v, these the 5 I . ' " o ccsi , . ligllt (sad horns, and of Captain IC.tx-Gs-ros.r, and Nir• '. cireu'llit'lle.r agree in s'11)1)("ittL;., from coeorrlngoe tiie r o L no (oat this animal caits .its 11"1"ith,atzt it , fl i rl ie so many of both sexes %ver.e seen "i'.o.obiervo ' t. 4 'o other distinguished pecoliaritY : foils '(ciristi° as to account then) a iliffereill i'y CiltiCiCt , anatomical examiciation afror° 3 sufficiently appreciable, y ~~