The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-02 00:00:00

ItuiGN INTEL. LICTENCE° BRUSSELS PAPERS. Illitir;SE . l.3, MAY 28.—His EtoyAlHiglmessld Slarshr,l Prince Bltrcber arrived .to-day at the Castle of Sicken, ivhere he, will have an interview w i t h t h e Diike of Weilinkton. Her Serene High 'nest Puchess of Angouleme was ex peered yesterday at (bent.. An hotel prepared 'fur this Pricieess i Thear the place of Louis •• • VIEN I , IA, MAY 15'.-- 7 Prittee Bt.rtliiet Ito the Congryss,,in,i - sting on having passportsto return to France. .htli.l previously dOuanded thew of the Ilavailan Miltistrv. FIR T. 11,41.5, MAV 27.—Mr. Feiffer, a Cabinet 211initter from the King of Win temberg, arrived litre yesterday with dispatches for the Duke of Wellington. An Officer ;fist arrived from France, who bas pa sed ihronli all the departments' or the North, laports, that all the roads. are covered with men. who are led by furce"to the fortresses.and to the frontiers. The measures fif move-able columims and eseention men (garnisaires) have been re -newed, as well as that infamous joint responsi bility by which the re:ations or the neighbours of' the person called upon are arrested in case of his absence. It is thus that men, hat lately so tranquil, are torn from their 'homes and led in chains to the defence of liberty ! MUNICn. MA-.• 19.—Their Majesties and the Royal Family, and the Empress of Russia, arc .gone to the summer palace of Nymphenbutg. ' ATie have the following particulars of the march of the Russian army Of the Russian army now marching through Bohcmia.and Saxbay, the left wing comes by way of Nut emberg ; the ist column entered from Bo hemia into the Upper Palatinate on the 17th. The centre marches by the way. of Bayreuth to, Bamberg. The first column of 7,000 Men will enter Bayreuth Oil the , 22t1. The right wing Inarches to Cobwrg " The whole - army it directed towards Mentz. The left wing will communicate by Manheim with the Austro-Bavarian army. " The Russians make now longer marches - than ever; 6; 8, and sometimes mere (German) milei in a day. • ." The head-quarters of Fieid-Marsbal Barclay 'tie 'roily will be at Bayreuth on the Ist of June. There AYill be about 20 Generalsj. and stint hun dred officers, with him" _ _ BAYTEUTII, MAY '2t.--=General Baron Sacker) arrived here yesterday evening. To-morrow - we expect the first column of the corps under his caturnand,. DILTRESItEfth, MAY 22.—Acconnts are just re ceiver! from Vienna . , that•ft courier had arrived there with the news that the Austrian troops bad enterrd Naples. MANN -MINI, MAY 23.--The head-quarters- of Prince Schwartzenberg_ arrive to-morrow at Hei delberg. Gue.NT, MAY 26.—The King of France, whose health continues to be good, sides out as usual every day. The accounts from France mention the little 311CCCSS that has attended several of the measures of Blionaparte. The. federation of the fauXbourgs of St. An toine anti St. Marceau produced on the•day °Hite review of the federates a collection of only 3,000 men, part of whom were 'even brought thither by necessity. Among others the coalmen were threatened with the loss of their licenses if they did lint appear. Fven the cry of - rireld Nation ! was not suffi cient to excite anyJacohin entlittiiastn. 'A gallop, with which Napoleon rapidly traverse() the ranks of this equal and free assemblage, seemed an insult tct the brethren and friends, who expected amore familiar welcome, and a inure intimate commu- LiCation.. The peoplof Paris, who were at first alarmed pt this strange"coneocation, soon looked upon it . as an ill-conceived plan, and contempt succeeded tt, their terrar.—(Journal Unicersel,illay 26.) FRENCH PAPERS. (7 7 d•om the ,:fonit,qtr of the 3Gth, P‘RTS, MAY 29.—IliaPerial Highness Prince Jeetratt arrived at Paris the day before yesterday. The ar.serublies of the Electoral Colleges have met in the different places assigned to them. Tuley have all began the arrangement of the re i,tll:s of votes on the Constitution, and several have already finished their operations : others will eolith-vie their's to-morrow and the next day, at; .1 it is . expected that the Assembly of the Champ Ale Mai will take place, next Tuesday. • 0.1 the dAy of the . Assembl'y of the Champ de the National Guard and the Imperial Guard be under arms. Daring the day, diver s', ) , Is and distribatioris of provisions wilt take ploce in, the Champs Pys6es. In the evening (1 1 .,re will „be,a "genet Est illumination, and concert a: Cie Thoilleries at eight O'clock. Eire-works will be displayed on the Place de la i Concorde at 9 o'clock the same day. In the even ing All the theatres of Paris will give their repre sentations gratis. The fete will be announced in the evening Of the same day by salutes of artillery. It is thought that the opening of the Legisla tive Sitting will take place on Sunday, the 4th of Jtme. The Elnperor yesterday received at the Thilil leriCS a Deputation from Nevers, headed by Gen. litt'i; l , and arbeffinpanied by Count Forbin dc Janson, an',l the CieTaller Ada. NANTFS,. MAY .26.—Sccticeen car's, laden ‘A:ith' barrels ()( I.:;otyitige3, taken. by out brave trotps from tLe insurgdats or La Vend 4e, le rived yesterday in our city, escorted by some die= tachments of cavalry and infantry. At the late affair 'of Aitenai-, *tett Gen-era; Travot, vl•ho Came here yesterday, commanded, the insurgents were completely beaten, though very s:nperior in number to our troops., who de stroyed on the spot a considerable quantity of inuskets talizer, which they had not means.of car rying off. All the soldiery who gave this infor mation agree in stating that very tew of the in -, 'surgents inatch'ed voluntarily ; the greater part were forcibly enrolled by -the first assemblages funned by the Chiefs of the Royalist - Party, and desert as soon as thoy ran. Every thing leads to expect that this insurrection will be of op conse quence, and !hat the misled men twill soon per ceive their et rm.. . The of the Eue, commanded by General Provost, is expected at Nantes.-- (Journal de Nantes.) Pris Moniteur, under the head of " Emir de4l4x, May 23, gives a pretended letter from 13i1- bus, abusing the Spanish elovernment. It states, that " arrests continue, and these are directed against the French and.the liberates. A revolution is inevitable. The poi,nlLice and the Monks de sire war with France, but the armies refuse to march. The Count D'Abisbal (O'Donnell) . we are told is .prepariug tO put libuselfat the head of ail army of 7 Or 8,000 men strong on the 13idassoa, which, is to be joined by reinforcements of 12,000 infantry, and 2,000 cavalry, which have not yet passed Vittoria," (From Site Gazette de France) COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, TUESDAY MORNING. " It appears eertahs, that ali the English residing at Brus sels and Ghent have received natice to hold the►nselves ready to depart. , " The l'lsouans who pillaged a diligence near La ,Fleche liavw been arrested. " Journal de Lille of the 29th announces, that the Prince of Ilenerent was stopped near Carlsruhe lay order of the Allied Powers, and that there were fund in his chariot papers of great importance. " the Archduke John on the 14th of May made his solemn entry into Milan. "New obstacles have been placed on the communications between Belgium and France. " there have lids in the Department of the Meuse 23,834 voters on the Additional :pct, is only have ref Used to ac- cept it." utt's, INIAT 30.—0 n Ole 21st, the town of Cherburg was pot io a state of siege. It isTemarked that the elections of the'Cham ber of the Representatives have returned eight twelfths of Lawyers, one-hvelfth of Generals, one-twelfth of Physicians, one . -twelfth of Mer chants:and one-twelfth of Land Proprietors: Count Boissy d'Anglas, Commissary Extraor dinary in the Departments of Landes and she Ltrwer Pyrenees, arrived at Bourdeaux on the 24th, on his ietarn from his Mission. The Lkut.-General Clause! commanding the 11 th Military Division, Published an Order•of tit() Day, at 110nrdeaux on the 24th May, containing an injunction to all the Generals entrunauding di- visions in the neighbourhood of the Pyr e ne e s, and all others on active service in these districts, to arrest and bring before a Special Military Com mission all persons who may by discourses; pub lications, or distribution of incendiary writing's,- attempt to seduce from their duty the soldiers and citizens summoned,to repel the enemy. The registers of the' votes, of the department of • Cote d'Or present a total of 42,169 yeas and 19 noes. The number of voters of the department of Allier gives a total - of G 694 of - which 40 are against the new Constitutional • They write from Chambcry that 30,000 metrare encamped in the environs of that place , another camp of 20,009 men is formed between Lyons and Geneva. From the Ist of April more than 900 carriages of attuntiniti-m hare set out for Metz, FRANKFORT, MAY 20.—The 1 4 russian corps of Below and Tauenzieu passed thrOugh the states of Anhaulr-,by forced marches, ,for the Rhine. M. de Frankenberg, the first Minister of the. Duke of Saxony, died lately at the age of eighty seven years. The Archduke Charles collies often from May ence to Flankfort. (Fran the Journal de Paris.) LILLE, MAY '23.—lt is said that the Duchess of Feltre is expected in this city, anti that her hus band is also about to come here, as we are assnrtd that the Empetor has allowed - him to return to France. CiMBRAY, MAY 21.—A proclamation or the Duke of Feltre is circulating in this city. lie invites the French soldiers to desett, in the name of the Count de Lille his master.' - FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cente s7f. 23c. srf. 75C. 57f. Bank Actions FLANDERS MAIL. [RECEIVED THIS_ MORNING.] LILLE, MAY 24.—An Order of the Day issued by the Commandant of the place, inforins the National Guards of the first battalion, .that they chew themselves but little worthy of the favour of not having been rendered moveable, by tlie conduct of several persons ,belonging to.thie Guard, who, being on duty, left their post to go and sleep at home, &e.' - The diligence from Lille to Menin and Yprest, resumed yesterday its usual journey. It tvill con tinue to carry merchandise to Belgium. FLORENCE, MAY 12.—His Royml Hi g h ness Prince Leopold of Sicily arrived. here this after noon. He continued journey a few mintitei afterwards, to join the Austrian Army at Rome, and go with it to Naples. His Excellency the Duke of Wellington gave a brilliant fete yesterday evening in 'honour of the arrival of Prince Blucher. Th:ls morning, these ii t 'ustrious warriors, accompanied by 7 the Priace of Orange and a vast number of Generals and, Officers of distinction, reviewed at Grammont; among other troops, a magnificent corps of se , veal thottsandEnglish cavalry=.-=•-(Oracle, play 30.) nettux, MAY 23.—The Gazette tif,to-day con tains his Majesty's Proclamations on resuming possession of his Polish Provinces. In that to the inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Posen, is as folio ilvS " li►habitants Of the Oran(' Duchy of ,l i osdn--4. At the stone time that, according to Illy letters pateni of this day's datti, I restore to their original state tl►ose parts or the la ,Duchy ot Warsaw which belonged originally to Prussia, and now revert to wydorninion . F, I have also had it in view to fix your political relations ; you have now also obtained a country, tend at the same ti►ae a pcoOf of my esteem fo►' your attachment. " You are incorporated with. my Monarchy, but without being obliged to renounce your Na tionality. s :You trill participate in the Cofistitu tion which I intend" to give my faithful subjects . , and von will have a provisional Constitution, like the other provinces of my kingdom. Your reli gion shall be maintained, and a•sititubie dotiltion be as - signed to its servants. ' Your personal rights and your property shall return, under tht protec tion of the laws, up . on which you will also be called upon in future to deliberate. Your lan= guage shall be used with the German in all public transactions, and every one of you, according to his abilities, shall be eligible to the public employ ments in the Grand E. city, and to all the otc-es, honours, and dignities of my kingdom. " My Governor who was born among you, will also reside %vitt) you. 'Lle will inform me of your wishes and your wants, and you of the intentions of my Government. Your fellow-citizen; my high President, will organize the Grand Duchy accord ing to my instructions, and till the organization is complete, govern in every department. Ile will on this occasion employ the men of business found among you, accordingly as they are qualified by their knowledge and your confidence. '4Vhen die organisation is finished, the different branches of Administration Will be introduced. " It is mylfirm resolve that the past be con signed to perfect oblivion. My care belongs ex clusively to the future, in which I hope to find the means to bring back to the country, tcliicla has been tried beyond -its strength, s and is quite exhausted, to the road of prosperity. " Since experience has matured you, hope that I may depend on.your acknowledgments. " Given at Vienna, Ifith May, 1815% (Signed) " FREDERICK WILLIAM." To the inhabitants of the City and Territory of Dnntzic, the Cir.::e of Culu and Miehekut,..the Tows of Th rn, and its Territory. " By toy letters patent of to-day, I have re s.tored yqu to 'your 'ancient - connections T *I have given you back to the country to which you ori ginally belonged, and to which 'you are indebted for your former proTeritY. In this re-unioni*You will participte in the Constitution which I intend for all my - faithful subjects the Provincial Go vernnrent of the PrOvince of West Prussia. "This reunion_affords yOp protection and secu rity for your Troperty, the certainty that you will again enjoy yourselves the fruitS of your industry, and the prospect of future tranquillity. With pa ternal care I will exert myself to assist in replacing on a firm foundation your welfare, which has suf fered so severely- Exclusively occupied with the future, it is my will that every past error be for- gotten. " The circumstances of the moment prevent me,from receiving in person' the renewed oath of your allegiance, and 1 - have therefore appointed niN; high President of East Prussia, Von Alters wahl, to receive the homage from you, in my .name, in'the ciry of Dantzic, and to take the ne cesAary.nreasures EU this effect. " Given at Vienua, May 15, 1315. (Signed) " FREDERICK WILLIAM." (Berlin Gazette, 'Way 93.) PR ATE CORRESPONDENCE. HAWBURGif, MAY 26.-We understand it was M r G en tz who drew up the recent memorable dO- Ctlllient published by the Congress of Vienna, and Whick. yorthave probably ere now received. It reached us by an extraordinary conveyance yes terday, and appeared in our papers of this day.— The 31st of May will be observed as a festival by the city of Hambarsh,' by the anniversary of its deliverance from French tyranny. Gen. Borstel has been dismissed by Field Marshal Blucher, for Wing opposed the burning of the Saxon standard. The public prints, assign ill health as the reason for his retirement.---Th e Duke of Cumberland either married, or immediately about to he so, to the Princess .Dowager of Solms, at Strelitz.--tin. Bennigen remains still at his estates Iltnovcr. D iv rtS•Waterford. DUE ARMVEU--- I Flanbauctris,'.ll.ll)L:llll-a*liiind, 1 IDb i itl' - , • i PRICE OF STOCK S THIS IMV al TWELVE O'Cl.'" IC. A 9 . -16 09 5 Bank Stock, 1 Bank b. Ann. 1 ~ pr. 3 per Cent. Ited. 87f ail 58 1 India Pondl, JO: . ' es. p r. 3 per Cent. Cons. 58,1Aii 59 Exelleq. 1 31115 P 5 • 4 per Cent. Cons. 7 2 18 73 Onnduni J z 5 per Ct. Nary Ann. 87 /if 00113. for July, 59 0 • C 49 T iii ° i -o'‘ult°Gsreagf°'`''';'. THE tr SiILEM QUIS PICERE k'ALSUAI AVO` LONDON. F R Dill; JUNE •r.0..........C...5m••••••••••....•••••............55.....m.Yy private iac 1 n „re n inalsoptt./011It too k ,as dePend, we learn that a very -sed°lls c° ,,, - i place At Dunkirk on P PM" ~, cc,. upon which w e : II ! . H nut with and the troops whom - by r e i t el a'a quarrelnati s r : d , 141. ° r be. ee:k.:ll:°. :°r: the dispute Was settled, bit state the fa - et -34 °l7. A p s lte other prodf of We loyal spirit which pet4"rtai, people of France,'and their resistance t 0 tlt '' -i. sican and his myrmidons. - -__-.0.r-- tl st •It will'be. seen front the Brussels l'apell I ' the illustrious WELLINGON an d B.Lu ctl ea P v ! ^f reviewed the magnif icen t cavalry (principally 1311'4 4 fish) ‘vitich forms the advance o f the A llied Arll4 for ce e at Grantniont. From this point our .c ; tends itself on the left to , th e great Doman 1170 from Mans, and thus com municates by Ni"lbe4 with the Prussian Army. En wh gliien is ah“ tit t ; , j , centre of this crescent, the convex of 9 touches the French fron tier towards Nraleneicl3.Pc .end l,lioaes te ll ‘ l ,, a . eu haveb eL! ge l e tt with e rs o a r s tout-posts,a nd fr °ln 11'11' . Extracts condition, , 4 1i ..l e r i n s o 4 a f a t c i sc i t)ogl followsut accounten t s ol f tf i : Confederates, t r elsl, l 'cl only 1 3: : a f tl :li ct i el v i i c ie l : : : i ir s ii :c: : ::: 1 1 1 1:4 c trary -situation of their opponents, factory ieset : ss : s - a oupy g e e ol n i fieyr_xala.lavoitte‘ivriiingtehitetatitra.tiort Pr e " iis ' god tt c 0 1. . e4i arrival p e n s p e o r n t io t n h s e I f t r l o t i m ne t -i b s e most Fi t . s e .eli n : a t ii n t a l: " itas:.l ; 1' e 'egre t :cc: el : il of their best Cavalry Oneall tit TOUR Mannourto, has come, over ---this i s favour of the Good Cause." .. 0 10 ) French airy The detection of Gener:d LATOult, ALI•4I.- ii We CMlSider to be of .great consequence, tO t 911 . . as giving the talents of an Officer certainly 0 et°l ; neatly distinguished as any in the FleoCll SCrriCet i -his legitimate Sovereign, but also from the l' irctt : example and the consideration which naturallYs6..- I „ A .* Bests itself, viz, that the abandonment of I • 3lj°-. nil do yanTe at this time affords a strong Pre su—j i i n 3 tioo. that in the opinion of the person' who so i e9ves , 1 ,., ‘ ,.. at least, his'power is• not likely to be of long n d. point of view that we have been disposed t ° ti . tact; - • n o t ° II! Officers, GenC:allit.lif)lo.; portance as to the deetstoo of the 'French Marshals. which side th eY 'll°,::as ' espouse. As tar as character or it . h a s been , chiefly in the latatte: influence -ce concerned,' it might perhaps be b u tter 1° 1,1 1)A0 ;host of these gentry ranged against rat her j ilt ,wit,ol:l,t.e-hice(l)lnittib , h::::::Ilieeotlir/iOtciii(t)BIL:voNiss,gbt utsot;neei rwe.,ci.licio.,citiit.o : 08 sionfisait3ile:ii.,s c isle completely pretendedl they think cot pie Notwithstanding nts at '''' Aiiell3 st i S 7the en --- gageme oth u . lt. contain sufficient ev f t"" teatent,hatthtehleL'atVies6l(l)79' all *4°l 1 Rebel Government have still intich to for fe l !'" re , patriotistn of these • - It i P loyal Frenchruen• f f t h 6 tended in the Monitercr, that tl Chie-5 0 4 . ,te i r ecd of Royalists t have been: obligee'" to hav e " 1 , i l ot to force in order to enroll their folloqe"' ' T hat d e sert i therefore, take every opportunity to . b oe idencePe. it'sll;,•, it::: really for troops of this kind they seem t° (ays at the el f el . ' i r f r ought unusually well aga inst the traitor " -a 1 r a fol . i RAVOT, in the engagements which I°te- . pear. • that TRAVOT . reached Nantes on tite Ir. ll°°` o f t fi te 21st, above-mentioned place. It 813 %1 of the 25th. ult. • Now, althouet, the , tlatlej, 4, ' the action at Aizenai has been c° , llcer :6a, it t i -s most probable that, they toolt rac-feo. 28 rst noticed in the Monitews of the 271- 0 0 t ,, 1 22 d , 23d, and 24th, as tlic'Y):6oA ~ th. On the day after the 'aft englgel. loco • then, it appeal a that TRAVOT WO li toc e 35 n • in t; 1 k , - - iy, and out of the district wAtigit egt - .11. miles from the scene of a ction (0 th e 0 i iie mouifeur describes to be iii a state of S eptll4 c La 0 10 „ formidable his tin CtiOIA afr,ilitlSl ,110 Z "--- 1 /Iv °f BLIONE,PARTE, 83 10 iiiiiiie it OeCr°9.' .. i Ai •1110 0 h ave , c ogps of rcseTce ste,tiose(l al 11 e c- ' l , ) .. Q l 6 ,Atilatin mg partfortoi. "" . 00 0 all the three di de , t To ver of these reserect: stations, 4i6 ill' t t ea?' , "tired, .alt)041 it ; IS . Oa, 0,5-i-'144 t:iii