The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-20 00:00:00

FOREIG INTELLIGENCE. FRENCEI PA Prsiny [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.) rFrtnn. the "Gazette de France.) VrENsa, 6.--Government has caused pieces of 6 and 13 krentzers to be struck, which will be inutrediatcly rat in circulation. Though tit!: workmen er.tployed are sworn to-secrecy; it has 'transpired that gold coins of the vairteaf 20 florins are about 'to appear. These, kis said, are to meet the interest of the aunts last borrowed. it is even believed, that in the ntemth 'of Novem her the state of our finances will be such, that C we be enabled to mako4 110444iarrange went with respect to the pensi4irits ti the State, 'which . be at 'once more atMiitakeciiis to the .: individuals, and less oiterous to the State. The. prip4ratinus for the coronatiottof the Ent licror.continue. It is in coniCiimplation Pb form a Noble Italian Guard, of which the nucleus shall be chosen from among the members of the Guard of Honour formed at Milan, while the Arch Duke Sohn was iu that city. The whole imperial fismi!y, mire expected at Milan, alitt it is said the Pope, the King of Naples, -the King - of Sardinia, the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and the Duke of Modena, will ako be there, to express to the Emperor their gra titude for time deliverance of BASLE, SEPT. troop s of the Austrian reierve, who formed part-of the . arMy,bcfore [lrm inger are' already on their retort, to,Austria. NANTES, SEPT. I3.—The culniffit 'OF' Prussian •'` troops "so long expected, arrivetlesteruay. A great portion of them hate gone into barracks. The Officers and several companies are quartered on the inhabitauts. Major-General de Horun commands these truups. I tis said the King of Spain has directed , his En voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotctitiary at the Court of France, the Count Mara, to con fer in his name the grand decoration of the Golden Fleece upon ,his Royal iliglincss r ,,Alle Duke of Berry. • For several days, the garden of the Palais Royal was shut up, in consequence of the dis turbances of last Sunday. Yesterday evening it was lett open till eleven o'clock, and the public tranquillity was not interrupted. COUltEit EM.TiLkOKDINA2Y, SUNDAY arOUNING. A Council of Ministets sat yesterday, from two o'clock till four. After the Council, his Majesty wnLiell toward St. Cloud, and returned by the Woo4l of Boulogne. Yesterday. .a pamphlet, entitled Du 3finstere, was seized at the hOuse of Pairis, the printer. The preparations neceSsary for rite sitting of the Clwnher of Deputies are completed. . . It appears certain that Marshal Ney will be tried at the Talace of Justice. Letters from Saints state that the bombardment of yort - ' St. Aloise cotometteed ott..tite 12th :Sep* teat her. Part of the city is tuttch''eyiv . O - sed. We are MI-mined that some of Av,,,Vertdeans add 'to their ettekatte the green, which they xrear with the white, to distingtti.th them front the army of the Loire:. It is certain that the Germanic Diet will open its sittings at Frankfart on the first of November. It is reported that Turkey is preparing fora& datOe armame►►ts. Their destination is not known. We are assured that funds have been placed at the disposal of the Minister of Worship to pay the stipends of Ecclesiastics engaged in the per formance of their functions. -~125~Y The Emperor _Alexander and PriiieC ',only, Arch Duke of Austria, paid yesterday a visit in'the Duke aid Diiehcss of Angotdt?Aue. They write front theitus that that city k full of troops, and ti►at the camp of Venus is brokett up. Frierx the Jo.frivrt eft Faris.) l'Attis,SEPT. 17.---On the 13th an English trans plrt entered Dunkirk front Ostend, having wounded french soldiers on board. A report was spread at Rethel, that four Pros sia_rt soldiers had been killed by the peasants in a tsettr.tliat city. The garrison immediately pal themselves in motion, and marched on the yill ag -e, when the Mayor, informed of what had passed, met them, accompanied by an interpreter•, a n d succ eeded ill convincing the Commandant that the matt:rat cans fsl3e, and that no murder had been committed.—The Prussians, satisfied with this explanation, retired. Private letters announce the fall of . Schelestadt to the Allies. On Tuestiv last a Courier was''qbp . pia near Beauvais hy some ruffians, %flu pi:4 l ai-eil to rob tbe travellers, bat the postillion; taking advantage of a !moment in which he found hituself at Liberty, i nt .hed his horses into a gallop, - au 4 torus saved the prtiptlts% of the i?tssettgers. (Fccro•ti s ,fc.g.rk.fil Jos. Del,i4s) Pxats, Serz. IC —A: ietrer fron t Genoa, dated Sept, 6, says, " 1 4 1,rd Bectintk arriveli here Ott jig: 3SI, itt ijritatstrie, 3lajcsty's,-ship the I§ , b4lae. His Exccileia-Isc (lid h(tt pals through this city * ast:t iitsthediately re-reniti . adicct in die Sallie iict,sei." . • rIII. 7 NCE-i S [AT rvrtf.;, f,.r tlfe, 2 , 015 e i tr, IiCE 64.4: • •-14“ 4 ‘ f. HAM BURGII MAI L BRUSSELS PAPERS S. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.I V:EXXA, SEPT. 7.---Onr Commissioners in PA ris have already packed tip 10 . 0 'chests orworks . of art and sciences taken frron'this raritat. BEULIN, SEPr. 12.--The Ittissian neral. and Minister of dm Police, M: Von Itatas chuff passed through here on his way to. earis% He comes from i'eterburg: - Some private letters front Paris say, that time celebrated antique horses from Venice have 'been at length taken. down, to be sent back. , The Parisians would willingly have hindered it, but seeing it was seriously re solved ou, were • content with Awn-mitring in secret. PAtirs, SEPT. s.—The packing up in the seum and Libraries goes on" rapidly. Nina: s, copper-plates, books, m od e ls, ever y thi ng i s con sidered as good prize that has any kind of con- : • nectiou with Germary. In the Library of the Arsenal the Librarian wanted to make some re sistance to the packing up, because the Prussian Offiters produced uo tvritten 'order,. but he was wilted :Int,. and 'soldiers put into his house for a punishment. Mr. Denon had kept. a collection of engravings from Vienna for himself, but being threatened with a domiciliary visit, he sent his collection in his anxiety to the Royal : Library, where the Emperor of Austria enquired for it in vain last year. IVliether France must restore every thing does not seem to be yet decided, but it is probable. Many articles are not to be found. Iluonaparte's Government made pi esents of them as it thought fit. Tice caiatogueS of the things obtained by conquest are not all to be tound. That 'much is designedly concealed may be easily imagined. It is said, that the Allied Powers insist on the confiscation of the : property of the most guilty of Buonapartes-eitief ad herents, as it might by no means be deSirable to have great wealth in their hands. ANOTHER LEI"TER FROM THE LOWER. RHINE, SEPT. we learn' that the Austrian troops ,are partly leaving France, we see daily Prussian battalions—flow in particular Silesian Land webr—mareh 'through this neighbourhood for France, which hardly indicates a:speedy cram lition of the enemy's country. We learn, besides, that all these troops are proceeding to Normandy, that is the North West coast of Fran-ce. .Cnittsil'ANlA, AUG., 26.—The Crown, Prince, rho arrived here on the 24th with Lis son, Prince Oscar, was received with every detuonstra t;.Th <A" joy. VEN - 10E, AUG. 2G.—Our Gazette has the fol.- lowing, article from Trieste, of the 22d Aug.:— " Letters front Constantinople, of the 21st July, say, that the Etuperor s of ,Morocco Las de clarcd war against Russia, Prussia, and Sicily ; but that the Russian Ambassador atConstanti nople is in nrociation with the Ambassador of Morocco." HANTEURGII. SEPT. the three ships from Rouen,- with woi its 01 art, &c. from Paris, are now in the Elbe. The first ships contained 71 chests. AD these valuable articles recovered from the enemy, are going back to Berlin,. Mown,' SEPT. 15.—The Commander of the town of Muntiuedy, has asked to capitulate; the conditions of the surrender of the place *are now negociating. A white flag and a red one are still eying on the walls of Charlemont : every preparation is-made to reduce this pl a ce, : if it s till persists in its defence. BRUSSELS, SEPT. Is.—The Programme, or re gulation for the ceremony of the inauguration of their Majesties, on the 21st of this nuonth, is now published in 52 articles. BOLOGNA, AUG. 23.----Instead of torture, which by Art. 33 of the edict. of the Secretary Of. State of Aug. 20, was wholly abolished, the penalty of six months imprisonment is substituted, SWITZERLAND, SETT. 7.--SChAtiliallSMßapers of the 6th say, that at the cud of list week a con stant cannonade %vas heard in the direction of. New Brisach, the siege of which is therefore supposed to be begun. Immense quantities of provisions continue to arrive for tltc Austtian Army. • CARLSRUEIE, Szrr. 10.—The cannonicrs and sappers of the garr:son of Strasburg left the city yesterday„ The last regiments of infantr7 will follow t tient to-day And to-inforrow. Though. it is true that advertisement's were published ht all the Baden Police Offices, to stop Jerome Buonaparte; thinixh without 'mentioning his name, it is aka Irtie that he dined here, ac companied by Wurtettitiere, Officers, at Schwiede ringen,- near Srutgardt : he signed fifteen points by which he enters into .tlivers:eliKageinents with his father-in-law- (such as to itlire no Fi•etichmen about hint—uot to lca.ve the environs of tlitteastlt7 of Elwangsn, Ste.), and be was then conveyed to the Castle of Elwangen, ‘cliere be hies been 'ever since Wednesday week. lie insisted "u t h e title " L'iineeJernme Ituonaparte,", when the King wanted to, give hint tite title of Count. Hi s w ife is with him he is said to have saved prop er ty to the Moonlit of 7 EtliEl(H2. LONDON, frEDIVESDJY, SEP TEMBER 20, ISIS %Ire have to-day • Paris Papers of the 17th, Brussels Journals of the same date, and Frank l'ort tAtt - 14th; front all of which we have made selections. . The only important paragraph in the first of these is that which states that some of the Vendean corps lied assumed the Green Colour with their White Cockades in order to distinguish thetn", seWes from - the new Royulists of the Army of the Loire. From Xrienna we learn, that one hundred chests 01 - works of art, &c. belonging 10. that Capital have already been packed up' at Paris. The Status Quo upon which our able correspondent again enlarges in TfiE Su II of this day, appears in a more tangible form with every new dis closure. That with the Allies it will be perfected cannot now be doubted, but the great ques Lion is, how far it, will be.catried in Fraucc t itself. v.l nom the preliminary screeches of thei"torrt in. Chronicle about dreaded re-action'," we ob serve that the Revolutionary Faction, are horrified with the notion that same of their plunder will be wrested front them. We only wish we saw the beginning of this just and salutary work. The mighty Emperor of MOROCCO has, it' seems, declared War against the Atiperor of RbsstA and the Kings of PitusstA and NAPLES.-- How loag are these Barbarians to insult united . Eitrope ? The Gazette of last nigh! contains dispatches . from India, detailing the operations Of sion of the army under Col. OctiTtattit4 V - om the 27th November to the end of December.— They are Of a cheering description, and afford a rational hope of speedy 'and decisive success is that quarter. • The Gazelle also contains copies of letters, and inclosures,, from Admiral Lord EXIVOUTR, Com manticr in Chief in the Mediterranean, comnauni cating the proceedings which have ultimately led, to the submission of Gaeta. The PP.[NCE REGENT, whose arrival at •Briglitori we meotioncd yesterday, is expected in town in a day or two. The CFI n LOTTP. of WALES, for the first thne siuce hex Royal Ilighness's tiou, took her favourite exeutsiou io the Cilittiotte yyicht, o:t - NAVAL NEWS. I 1 fo r t 1 I e ' r,... DEAL ) SEer. 19.—Arrived, and sat „• c it; i tR i v-er,the Coldstream, N i,a c t s i b y l c tt a a s t o: e l rCaroline, :r i from ja ° 11 1 1 : 3111-i .., Bengal ; Surrey, Cambridge, and Isaac tooi'd,frl) Botany Bay and China ; and Duk e of We lii* ti p from Jamaica. Sailed the whole of the 00 w • nc l bound merchantmen and transports."l riet•si • * PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—Arrived the I the from the Brazils ; Thomas Grenville, fr°l/10,0 Downs, for China ; Wasp, from Bremen; 703, hi ry, from Sierra Leone. Sailed the INIa I P r5l , dicea, Mariner, and Promise transports, f o sr , Vincent's ; and . the Thomas and Mary , I°l. ilelena.--10A S. E. 0 J o°' FALMOUTH,. SEPT. 17.—Arrivcd the fr- r evra s tart packer from Corwma, witl: a it 4.1 1; pill; from l'ortmotitli, for Batavia. Sailed the J°. for Liverpool.—Wind S.S•W'' By the acconi j it ^i s iM o A ry A es } :e L t i •Ta r y . fru - ' 1 " - . . .the 4 ,::: L IVI ports .we arc glad to find the arrival•of 5 0 ri 1 , e ' t • more of the missing Jamaica s hips. - -''''' 'r .. now, tip to the latest'accounis received at ' l;) .tlic I; °"4' only five-out of the fleet Unaccounte d for. 40 following extract of a letter front Cipt- W4gl' 1 5 it ' we are glad to find that the Friends, +,l'i'll ' said had foundered, has gone for •ilalif‘'''' .: / ,11 i t ' " MARSH, :nlills:teetsdit'.ae:7::iiii)leogliFla:::';N.Castle in a bad state. P iPh r t: 'l ; eli' : hoard me; I took out all hi: , -I e w'is t° • 0 " s The schooner sL Cossack, ,i,win Cove; t ;, Ili ' Le ' r I I I l a ° 1;:l i'l s' i s n e: c l o gi 4 : e n ri p : ;: n " y .: ' lv 1 t e t s:lclit°ll. o ' , : : 1 1 4 er , passage . ,spoke the ship Mary of Londoli, 11. ,be ''' j ' l and long. 23-1, whO in►formed lier, 5134 t s_ l i el ij tinged- to the Warrior's 'convoy , an; l td C 3st i l n e' a w li . as . senger on hoard from the trustlllttigravei:-rf • Halifax,l'ls 'vessel had bore away under treedj slit ~it who had been witness to sertd 0 . the convoy sinking, and set eral were des e burnt.—(Cork .4dvertizer, Sept. 14.) ---7--..."---. - • DISTIIIRIT ' . Co . lib , r , i, for the Monk, on the 22i1 instant, at ,- ~.,i te rOis", o Ep u ll S ‘ll:ls t u e b (-ax r j e it i tre l i l c i ::t i p i f9l t : : : , tbt ' r f aat (l rei t; : t ll('f: l l ec l si) e rtr Derr.el: J :cs o rai Nct s l e all'si p ic°l7 l er l .:'- —a. : ; tri: t iOYt Isi .l tah:lfle o ini: . 1 ; es:° : :1-ru131°YrYitite;t1:::11°141F:ite rl is:ga'16t.;;''t. r1:11 P. P;i : 1; : c 0 61 (1' ''' c .l9th instant. Recalls every Tuesdai a'i f. V li n " l e O f The Suffolk is arrived in tire Ri%'erf - . 1. 1 ., ° e 1 `2 , r t I lf _Ayres, •from whence she sailed on l'i• i deri -' l,e June. The Master states there was tr i l i;, t tif Spanish entertained by the C°l°-1:01ir,,-ey had gone round Cape Horn, to the r es- 'etla l e' li o i r ti . f pc i ati s ti: e b ( i t is ic it t i l s o i ef) a x i fi t i g:r ( f t e e llil r a t i e t , i t oS i n i V a 7c r; vti o eti t r e ctl t i b l C' e io f ia :i s: r ta ce s; sc tili: g irceeill;ll o l ; l4 : : ; :e l :chc° command of , the Supreme Buet)osA D v i r r e e s e t " :r 7e i t i :;: d :4(l ?o c'et e sls/ 0 ; filltll,el t n c a interior,pturi capturing places h;lia.ecetshetlyiala::ebreeee"Ct6c %l 10 os-lArnment. By these means alio, t.tliro, o able G l give tltioe'irtiait'leienlc)letenraitnrcalloicitVll3atlip°ant:ss3bl rl iiel ce r , :I Should the possession o f these pla ce Mr es :es' B ,'"Y• 'The disputes between Bite'l°;bes fi'ille itlo " ° ' 'Video, notwithstanding all 11 4 19 ,, - 0 bas i u s de cd, have not been settled upon tha t ',- Ole so lovers of peace and gand brotherlinotis°lerive're, sired. No trade is allowed to cros s l '' ot be 11 , - e l; that the produce of Monte Video ea llg i i,i, ye 5 A - 0' cured at any price. Numerous t.l , f' tr i . „ - etly l ijoi il were still, however, waiting,. in the ° Q I , I O - la ve r' tips, the Chief on the North sid e ' :-* 5 I'3 5 ,1 ' , 1 V 1 the hides and taltow, of which slie r- I hreav - ,,i0 abuudance, to come across.. The fl' i r r ideo 1 76 s ie' tweetl I , Ei s arisen the Binuceonnoss;(lllYierensceaoll(fl tMll:ll:aottete.e'rp.ii.rtl:fsi:;:::: inanded for a free trade 100,000 sloiefP'pei -\, :t. 'rl ' l r i e c s h G " o 'e s rc 'cri r l e in ft e is n e t cl ita( l l ' e ll g e ti fl ip e i v ) t e 7:llic-' el °ePe my from the mother country, 'Os S 1) , I CP 11'. Atli ol l s , j e ,: a : ei e ‘ c ' l tt i , e a thist destinationielast force, isaccountss e%. round ra I CIC:14:ii1117:1-1:1:°Visl 11 L e !C I I 6 1 -1 ,1 1 .1 : II ! out, some of them nearly ready for. s st Ole is , sets of o i l t d is s l i i ) e a l t i n e , v o ed a , t i t s ic to co .c a r s u t is ( ,e )f a s g :i l l i t l e i* ci t tlio v . A Loan is talked of in France t ° -L.' G" o. l r w a r , o. l r Government to pay part of th ' ~hal or' tiotis• We should like to know ilpo ~ot St 1. 0 France could boiraw, money in !ter P re ,ot eii i i) ic ols • Louis XVIII. is said to have coils'elto direct and total Abolition of the Sl' l ' v ill 0 0 t v the part of France. . ' s ty te cola Some private letters' ftoin Paris ly ae 0 6 and . about Paris, foreign troops are dj o l i ale ri ftlic ill lating: and the more pe.aceable an ti , t , Se e 0 , 0 4 of the•inhabitants are not ill pleoe" Jed, 00 Majesty's Consul is very much appr e llead e “ ;wa le' . they vritlidrawn, there would be all 11 1* Pq' . 0‘ li ) lit i , sca l i :` t x . :_ra:: of a letter from GEoltG s- 1 1 the ' ti''' '''tri‘tthlieatr4at This Government has just c r a nti 1 irt decision to allow the extiort.of lizikee Constil at Stockholm, dcalintebteitif:soiti :ill::: footing E xstra as s t, ( 0 1 i f t( i ir i t • a a t i n rdi t e r e .s t t t i l b e a e y r t t y f ; r i o 'r l se i r c :s: ' ( : l l :B: 3 l lo , se , 2 . l a '. be l isY t ° ,i iS :. l :: B :s l : .. : t l t. ' t ;l l : ; c e i t s u el : 1 1 / si f : , 1 , We have th e satisfactio,, to.state, `",‘ belo4c risoti and the inhabitants are Pe rf , e , ct :l T O 1 5 s' and that we have no reason to aP1 1 .. -11" iii --ti " i ich t I • el' present year the c•Alatuitv With “;'). i v visi t 10 5 lion has been so often and destroetive,goigicii.laor Port Royal (formerly the capital nf f t di dro i 'not of late years been a large tolvtliiree 10 ° 7 lif contain more than between two an d t ore ` ll , • houses. In the year 1692 it w 35 5‘511 • ty an eartliqujike. _ t ! c oil! lie f declared -letterslsßfroth(' N w a Sr-Al:lPgaria:;(-I",43srttliie:„ntj t a ti t il e is s l) , lTl a er(reat":l::3l-11'411c: l'i'ail:1::1 . ii ' 1 sortie of their vessels- - Fre A n f e fi l o i l l' g ap t e h r e s, il t e v ' e v ( I) ,E u is b e l r ic. V a e ' ti ` °:llsl/:':ll° l ti e cs‘e!''.:lC'''l Lite o. r w - -.l4,C,:i'll:aKl:gssnt-l'ilekeSc(c)of ac!. lll. ' ena.‘irl' tlle': BRUSSLLS PAPMs. MossEts, &tr. .15.- - -I'he folirm;ing h 33 bieenl pliblisitett*t •nrt I?. " His %Ira Highness Prince ingustus of Prussia, hastleign , ed to send irons the head-quarters, at Romedonne, the intelli , genre, that Sal consequeirce of a conVention concluded on the Bth of this month, in the 'evening with the commandants of the fortresses s.f thret and . Charlentont, the two Civets., as welt as the Monet d'Hauillrave been giten up to the Prussian troops, and that the rrenth garrison of those places retires into Charleitiont. Nine pieces a heavy artillery and a consi derable quantity of ammunition hare fallen into our hands f wee have reserted the right of ptosecuting hostilities against the fort of tharlemout, reckoning from the Ilth at noon. The road from our camp to the Luxemburg , gate is free, and is not to be molested by the artillery at tharletnent. I hasten to contruunicate this good news, Which gives the friends "of the coontry and the good cause fresh reason to rejoice at the happy result of the persevering efforts of the Prussian troops. Major General lIORDLICK, 11 r i " In the absence of the cletteral commint4illl A s ;• Prussian Provinces on the libine.! • nb'-' "Aix to Chapelle, Sept: 12, 18154" • BRUSSEI,S ) SEPT. • 15.,—The bombardment of the tortress of Charlent:nit was to begiu to-day. ThePrussiaos are vigorously poshing the siege of Mouttoedy. This Place will soon be reduced to surretult r. • BAiLE, SEPT. 7.—Aliove 2000 t+•orknien are.now empioyed in the demolition. of the works of ifuningen ; all kbe paliisades are already remov ed. Almost the whole of the besieging army has quitted the neighhoUrhood of Basle, .to go to New Brisach, which it is now intcuded to be- Slr~;c. Yesterday there passed through Basle seven batteries of Congreve artillery, with 4U or 50 ar tillerymen, •instrneted in this service,, and coot, mantled by an English Officer. A trial was InAtle, wills the rockets in the. presence of the'Ailitike John, at St. John's Gate: They were 'thregr.l.ti ag'ainst some gabious, to which they Set fire, and t)4e. water that was thr6wn .on it only made •it burn with greater fury. Amtive.D-1 Lisbon, 1 Ilandiurgh, l Cerunna, 1. Dctblin~ SVaterfuril. Watcrlord. PRICE OF STOCKS tuts DAY AT TWELVE A :LACK. Bantistock, "India Bonds, 6s. 7s. dis. 3 per Cent. Ita shut Exchery. Bills, Is. 4s. dis. 3 per Cent. Cues. 57k 57 titanium, 7:41 pr. 4 per Cents. shut • 0:n. Payment, Oct. 7, prim ilk, 5 pgrCent. Navy Ann. 8511 fur October, M-1.0.11, Bank L. Ann. shut 1 HIGH WATER AT, LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 31 minutes aftei 3. I Eh;ning, 51 ininutcs afters 3. 44 `,,,* We arc still in arrears with many articles designed fur insertior. THE JSVN. 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