The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

I ()REIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS MORNINGI (From the 3foniteur.) Tomou, And. 26.—Underst1ciaeail an ac count is given of the ceiebrAtioh'af the Filte of Sr. Louis. on the 24th and 25th,'-at 'which Lord V,stuonth, Generals Church and Nitent, and the 111arquis de Riviere, were present, having been invited by Connt Misseessy, the..lNTaritime rre feet. The greatest possible -attention was paid to these distinguished guests . ; the titroost'spten. dour distinguished Itte whOie of the rejoicings ; mid the populace giviug themselves tip ,to loyal enthusiaint, omitted no means in their power to" manifest their devotion to the Bottrhons. PA llrs, SEPT. 2.—To conformity witivthe‘vishes Of the Kin:{; a sOTemo AtaSs has:bern celebrated this morning in the Metropolitan:Oulu:ll,ln ex piation of the outrages committed )against God during; the revolution. The. Pious Faithful, not loss attached to their King than to th4..ir religion, kive ":osisted with a holy zeal at this august ce- renionv. A •alivision, composed , of l'Africaine frigate, armed en flute, l'rephant, la Salanianre, and ).t Loire, sailed from Rochefort Nov. l.i, 1834, tinder the command of Captaih Tittle'', to take possession of the Isle of Bourbon, having oti board the Commander in Chief and other Officers. pu reaching the Cape; of Good Hope, they were eletained by ;averse winds tin the nth February, ann after touching at the Isle of France, pro ceeded to the Iste of Bourbon, where : the British troops ff ere embarked, and, the white flag was boistetl on the 6th of April, amidst the acelama 7 tdc;ns of the inhabitants. On the 16th May, Captain 'rodeo set sail on his return-, and cast anchor in Brest harbour Aug: 27. The 'vessels which escorted him separated in 'the Gulph of Gascony, and frill enter Rochefort this day. M . Ttirien speaks in high terms of the reee ; )tion which he met with from the Officers of his Bri tannic Majesty, and especially from Lord So inerset, Governor of tl,e Cape of Good Hope, and Governors Taylor nod Farquhar,,, - POLICE. , ' ,The fair ‘vhicla is annually held lir tiles-Forest of St. Gerntain, near the-Orphan's House, and known by the name of the " Faire aux Loges, — wilt take place this year accortting to custom, and his Ex cellenCy Baron 'Muffling, Governor of Paris, has iratt , ,e(l. it to' he made known to the Prefect of the Police, that the Allied trooPs, far frima interpOs ing any obstacle to the holdinz of the fair, will, on the contrary, have - others to protect if. (Fenn the Jouraa:Prte Paris) The clay before yesterday, after mass,. the 'Ali7-] f►htet Portugal and Naples had anolience of the Kim. (Frop Mc Grtzcite de Francr.) GENOA, AUG. Majeqy„, Oti - r" August Queen, Maria 'Tlw.re,a, after a•long•ahtence ar rived yesterday in the B'ernick. The.Kittg•went on hoard to receive her ist three n'efirCli its the morning. The remainder or the day w . as filled up with the tuov Musty demonstrations of joy. An iitinninßaon to•oli place so she evening. Many 111croberi of the Diplomatic Body are already here, among thew we distinguish the Mioistets of England, II ussiu and .2-I.u.st la • LY. VENICE, AUG, 19.—The Teuies• of the Con scription of 181 . and 1816, Oicutgli. -- very weak, have disturbed for a moment the pubilio tranytil- Tity in the- Departments a Rrenta ; but tile firmness of the Constituted Att- thorities soon restoied ()rata, without catufingany eff , l•4on of blood. • FLortEscr., Auc.2o.—Our gracious Sovereign, by an Edict of the 17th, enacts, that-voluntary enrolment shall be received to complete the Tits cAn regiments who covered themselves with glory in the last war against Murat. A regiment of lancers will be formed. By an Edict of the 190, his Imperial Majesty has granted many privileges to foreigners, wilto having an industrious or liberal profession, may come to settle in Tuscany. ' Some Spanisir refugees have established' ;at Leghorn amannfactory of arms, which the Go vernment has . just taken under its protection, iti hiring it Royal. They will-only work i.N the iron of the isle of Elba. . Grand Doke w ill proceed to Porto Ferraio • as s um , as nor troops c an occupy the fortis. 'rile inhabiZ - alits RpvexT conzemt with theirnevr destiny. The Conestitution of tile Tuscan States is IIeTW under considenition: , Th e Clcrgy, have akeittly sever::: whic'd ben re- jvcivd, sioner Extrabrdinary: PAnrs, AuG.3l.--- Lord Stewart arrived yes , terday from London, bringing with said, the Prince Regent's s;goature to the - Tretity of Pcatei-or sornt important Convention. It is siippoied that,sfrom various circumstairces . the opening of the .Chambers cannot take place before the 20th of this month. :They write from Moulins that the 'French troopseamtoned on the left of the Loire haver ce lebrated. the Fete o St. limas With real, siastn. '!'be barracks of La illadeleritre were il loininated by the soldier 3 in a very brilliant man ner. Every !Plight. the military the air resoond with cries of c! Viva lc 1t0i..4 It is suid the city► of Huningeu has SUffered much from the bombarchoeta. -The roofs (4 the gieater part of the houses are beateo On the 4th Sept. a mass will tse celehrated in the parish of St. Lett, in the street St. 11(Fh . rs, memorF thelmfortunate rrincesS who tvas massacred in the beginning Of Seo. 1792. tier Royal lighess . the DowagetDitcheSs of (Mynas will he preent with all her.. house. COUR/ER. ENTSINO4MIIARY 01 , SUICTIAN HORNING. TTlis, day (Sunkkey) the King, of "Poissia wit( present their eolonrs to the regiments of'his atmv who Ave not yet receirrett them. The Emperors of Russia and Austria be present at this ce remony. Tlic Russian. troops Who were at l'rovius antl at Nangis have just , left those cities, to rcpair to Vero's.. IVe arc informed that it is at nitehe, (in the (le partrnent of the Moselle), that the j;x-Mar , lt:+l Moneey will go to sohntit to the order tor his de tention. . • M. de 136ac:is does Rot return to France. Ile is now in 13elgium, and is going to Naples. The Connell of ‘l"av which is to jndge Marshal Nev will be composed ofMarshals.lourdan, tor, and Marmont, and of Generals Maison,'Clq parede,. and Pie. FRENCH FUNDS.. 5 per Bank Actions 1025 f. 1030 f. 1027 f. 1026 f. F 0.3 f. MUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. BRosaELs, SEPT. 2.—There stiff continue to arrive daily on oirr canal, vessel's loaded - w illery, arpnotnit ion of all kinds, anti military stores coming frmim• Env,!;ott(t, and a• gre,at quantity more is still expected'. i flw quays of the conAI are covered ith heavy artillery, commodes, howit zers, mortars, and a quantity of hali, &e. It is %Aid . , that large magazines of these articles w 0 be formed tiere. The Friedland of 89' gqtrs built at Antwerp, nniler the government of Ilnonaparte, arri nn the 25th August at Flushing. 'ilk- fine ves sel is now to he called the Fleming. FRINKFORr, AVG. 28.—Preparations are al ready begintriag to be made for the reception of the Diet of. the Empire, which is to he opened here on the Ist of November next. ft is pretended that several modifications of the compact of the Confetteration , of Crernrany, which are particularly desired by Etrgland will he proposed to it, and that the articles of the general peace, which will not be conclulled til that time; will be column. nicated to it. • Baron Albini trill preside, in the name of the Emperor of Austria, as head tke Confedera ticrn. .• STRASYSURGR, AUG. 24. —We learn ,that the knee of Hohenzollern has faller► and that Lieut.-General Vacqmant is- daily expected back, who will bring instruction concerning the new ro..i.tians to , he taken by the Austrian and Bava rian army. BRUSSELS, SEPT. 2.—They write from Leipsie, that the bonds of the Prussian Treasury have late- Ity experien-ced a considevable rise. The finances of that kingdom prosper, and public credit proves.daily. VIENNA, Aut...;. 2?.—On the - attra •thia Mdrith the Commissioners of his Majesty solemnly took possession of the districts'of Zlocaow, ~Brzczan, Tarnopol, and Zalesezyk, iaEast Gallacia, which was 'separated from it by the Treaty "Vienna ,#n and were ceded back again by Russia to Austria by a treaty concluded on the . 3d of May this year between the two Gouts. They write' from Presburg, that the. Danube has also overtlateed its banks in many places- near that city, and, done great damage.. . - In the county of Neutra, the inundation ,of the river Wag has been still more disastrmrs--;--. whole villages have hcea swept away, and many penple, and Jiarqe quantities 01 cattle have pef rishcd. - Letters have been received from Barcelona of the lGth ult. A new duty k imposed on cork. Of' 5 per cent. This is a principal article in the ex port trade from, Catalonia, and it has, been chiefly scut to Great Britain.. The Paris Papers of : tire 3d arrived this morn:- ing, .and arc, it possible, more biirren tha;ir They, however, serve negative?y to contradict n►ost of the•p(.ilitical reports which are at present in circulation, we cannot tell from•what source& , de-lived, but we acre sure, without having auy au - thenticiiy either in their springs or currents. The French pi e's holsters up the idea of pea . ce having been signed—an evident fallacy, for the very same Journals record the investment of French fortresses: by Austrian and Prussian cimps„ the levy:n3 QE. War Coutiibutions by all the Allied Powers, anti ' a inatitude of other acts, which are not only incompatible with Lhe fact of a Treaty having been. signed, but ever with that• of its being in, state of great forwardness and certain. arrange ment. Pinked, the Frankfort Papers assert,. that a general paciticatiOn , is by no means likely to be effected vt erious to the Ist of November. Some private letters speak of Foueßit having. tendered his. resignation ). it is merely the echo niour of a change of Nlinistry, which has been so prevalent for a month past. We have, no means of ascertaining whether it is or is not true. If we are at all sceptical in these matters, it is from observing will what disrepr:t to probability *itch assertions are often made and contradicted. For example, the Morning Paper which: prostitutes i column; to be the organ . of every foreign or : mestic Party inimical to its own Government; published a report which it ascribed to'Fotiche— lt was contradicted in two days upon authority, when it. was evident that no anthorityin this country could possibly know the truth or falsehood of the imputation without conununicating with Paris. The consequence is, that we ate yet' unac.- ( - painted with the real merits of the case,. and do not know whether these - I.res'Zona fide piodUctiOns of the French Minister, Or fabrications by lover Jacobins and Iltionapartists. Again, the same • Morning Paper invents a pretty evident falsehood about the Allies blowing up the basin of Toulon, aw. The acconuts from Toulon, received only this forenoon, prove that story.to be a. malig nant misrepresentation ; but long before their arrival, the eontradiction which is equal ly unauthorized with the original statement. Thus falsehood r beingimpropeily met, gathers strength, and prodaees It worse efleCt than it would do, were it put down, though . at : a mote tlisiant period, upon ‘ntitnestionable gromut3. - The Meeting of the French Chambers,. it. is 'mentioned in the Gazette de Rance, will take place about the . 20th. •The sante paper sass, that Lord STEWART arrived on the 30th, with the PRINCE REGENT'S- signature; and, in the fol lowing paragraph, that a Courier brought thii important cloctiment. 'Elie best answer to these rumours is , the news irma Ghent, •by which we. learn, that immense British► magazines and artil-. kry are incessantly proceeding from 'this country ,into France---the expellee of which, we our ginisters would saveehad Peace been iigned ! Qoe of the most 7trnnsing articksof however, ‘vltich we have lately read,, is that in the French Papers which. gises an accOnnt of the I loyal rejoicings o f the Ar w v o f the Loire on the late of St. Louis. Positively when We peruse Fauilnsirpaadatiriiises:enoeilibillsilieaitiNtsael disobedience e rtr,z 11' 11 i:f e e l v s etm t e:: d ; t re:: : :f e lt; 1-lee" of the Royalllandate Still A ' 4 ,ilste b o o f d r y e , sistanee, 11111 St bg or t ill i dr - op : i i ; if either France N,Fiqoy repose. The existence of thi S fa d i r ,j t ip 9ie l greatest evil in the present state " f t wee and the most pregnant with future Ittls er Y‘ vivo fter it will be held up as a proof dial sot W3S not beaten ;—tliat she made terms ~.:i th 0. in her hand ; that her military gIOY w i : ' , v io shaken. 'kmnis the fatal Vanity witie irll2 , % , s.- :'o s /. people, th e y trill oi l it t l il y , np being;i s t e l i di s se e s f ito s : o : cyc l.l e, ,:: fi t ! dread ful trill 1 - I , e nourished c t i future wars-will inevitably the Allied Sovereigns ever studied. the we al ° w i l t; broken down, and left ..%h the g no pretence vti er 04 nix for saying that the conditions, w"tev- titelf flow front this sot"riettbeit may he -which France obtains, xvere 1 0 en (5 , voluntary on the part of the Victoria °Svc: e ____......0. b li ° We yesterday noticed the difference Alt , il A ar''' arisen bet :veen Mr. PEEL acid the great "r"ste the Catholic!: Meetings, Mr. O'CoNt."l-1‘ „ c o' have not. the honour Of. knowing the 18tigt e r elie tlemart, except through the medium' of h is ( tcl auil th-e• cominenti of the Irish Nren' s l' 3l)er' .: oir of them pretending to impartiality in t• I ' 1. t pc nions upon political meas-nres or Ine" ) ' b e - OI L/ impression wade upon our mintis - by t hes ' , ...' especially by the &miter, is that. Mr. OtC 10 4 is a - very personal, vulgar, and bilis it tsts .° p c la ; :d t c) :l7 t e t i: ii :fl s t U a l e m ) k h l e i:s:p s e o e s , o i t i r i : i e , a e s:i i 'bjiiintisoi withinoi„ iglu , ( f el , . antbloa ins his hour upon the ti st e;I fe: :: ::::g1:::::; 0 4 5t:lis ' t04':f5 : 'one of the prime agnatoes of Ireland, ' l l t i on al labozious•intlatner of the misguided po . P' s pry f that Country, which with Heo , 'en tf ' l-1 ., 2 1" „ t ilie. el(' is converted into the Hell of discord.. '' f ott etr;' ros6 of yesterday is enough for in ' this Ge°4 i i VT' who shoved himsella very fi e rce fellow, 0.010 rangue to the Multitude, and a yerY t3'file,:oce• when called to an account for his inte'llPes 53 .0 e 1 ~Otir. Readers know, that the P"-v 6 eati 18 0 ' ve tioaed a certain exercise of the rol 3l P re (a tlit'" in theSe realms, in the election. of It °i°3ll b ot O A ' lick Bishops, which however modified' i 9 f ,‘ 1114 °" derstood under the familiar desig nati ,ii ° lts 1it.,,,1 1 Veto." The English Roma n Cat"°'"c a .cir 1 their Cl e rgy , have s ub s cribed to th e P ri „ solv e kid down by the Head of their "CJ'" . ( 15i' , A Pl' of the Irish prelates had. m ainifesfe ti 7 orlioi tion to ii s ., the same, when t o ! the Fkie ti°° : 0" . 4 ,aen '' ke ir &eau .1s union and conebrd, exci te ' : ( 1 I/ 1. "„ t moat , that these men wlietlier swo.-Ijsol,l4:'''r ievn , had feelings; or by the fear • ' lf.' 0 Itel d * t il l :: t e ; n ( g )-1 : 1 1 n t (1 1° :: i adopted. t was, teat .11 , is Holiuess was no lon4 er I ft - 01 06 direetlY Alt, that they derived their powe r - ~, 01 1 7* go o., be Holffehost ; and that the See " 14 to ro pirot i sapservient to. the Catital according to its title as VITUS st. - t e lorp• l o 11eryessirt:Iiitgifie):St,IY011eegirstl.r:1°0f ::i.billicel: ick Be't ild °E i .: t r o t• g ' , 6 l : 1111eSe Resolutions, Which we . ta ke cl a ., sc lll eitthe'geilerality of CatholichN wil l vi oil of ttli ; raatieal and sacrilegious,. were t° ° 13e t oil€ t It t° • , - I.o o' seeds of, mischief and disorder li* `" • %villa' 1% , ",., fre l% with rapture by the Party of f hcy t i... . . NELL is a distinguished inember• • ,ter 1 of our Westa i " „„0( 1 grand Meeting (like one fiese r 1 • , bleb' te - lei umplis} on Tuesday' last, at l ' . eolighte' : l' l ' Papists, anti liberal,. candid, °'''' d it s i tile:- s Christians, most unmercifully alit'set corroP ri gsAL irl 14 liio l ritual .liat her, • called Cardittal v..'" 1, Car t n •tralttir; Cardinal LITTA..a ( 1 ° 16435° I o'i ' f. nirl fe l ° ' et' "QU6iA,NTOTTL an odious- and Stu doter A % for , MILNER one of the weakest . 311 u 1 6 1 p r , -er o °' , ;OM breathing, Dr.. POYNTER a time -9 % :,, nlPP pliant, and all who differed fr a " / the° 5 titi eliesP ls villainsf. wretches, rogues,. sconadre ) . 1 ,,,. a 1 • nly el' ltl ' e i ti l " and other gvntla and genttenia . . , ~, s pill' , o ff A number of liesolutions, in the ' .aioso i(1 ti" zl. i 056 disenssion, were agreed to, pro-5-nr.. a il p os t i reeilLog and. contumacious priests, . en ( Lie dis . ip who are guilty of it nieek a nd Brll . ic - gui -I- e j 1.15 .1. ~,,, in, I ► ird ile' ive° li) -A i‘c tion—eul( rz' tf to the t 1 - i sr 1 0" . Bishops, whom not a week b% , f e w iiia le t i i. ; l , i e , gi' d e :::: ) ctised of betraying them b-11: :CP-- P" , -is a ll the , E lief queathing to a thousand oevr p o c, ' 111°1 1436 1 ,I,3islinps, foreign Cardinals, 81 ° - r L a e 61-- c i ~ • sits ttv- birds,. 04 t‘ryiiiirttslttritteip,metilitclill,liniiitotitiv;:a.lti.eanrteli),e;i:°4lll:oo4l insioello, .-.e.rew.'*'...Only heard as sto vbiell' c„1. name insignificatiee and contetuft, ~ 5 , • cc etirn ' ._ 4 O , In the con.clusian a then= P r°. a Sir 114 05. it. ii not our intentiou to. toalYse' ~,ed . 1 0..- , i v . • EsmoNDi and I\ir: 0-' l .:Q t4 '" " %lc" , 50 1 ' 45. rs ' ° ra . - . e r 0 01 " LiOt '-'-' sionaries. to r she FoFE., - t ° 1 1 , 11 the 114 'ilie ° tress "the wickedness of the l' rtion ow._ , e ast to • i r ll' upon% ehein, :bat I t l i e l 6 : 51 i g .c i k !s s tit 'fiuristcujo::lictuee:eti t i e l 6 g Li t i Il il : i . r g t o, l : e : an i vr i e : n t? fi l e l g l ' ai t i l ; , 1 : • •.,. • i. they . a e wicTvt Irish. rnantle,. •:1 11 Waterford. _Dirt ---; Lisbon ) , t Gottealsurgb, 2 liakl!iiirgh. rmcF. or tins ni" A'f 'rw ' STOCKS 1101,44, 7s. 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