The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

1 1 FOREIGN - ( a — Ns TELLWENCE, TRENC II PAPERS. ihrt;LIVED YESTERDAY.] P.Va;s, NA? 25.—A Tdegraphic Dispatch, (is ted 'from Lyons, five - o'clock yesterday afternoon, front the PI :=fret of thr Rhone-, to the Aliniater of. the Intevi.or, annOtoires rib follows ':— 4‘1 3 7i1;;',: Jerome, ui and Cardinal Pesch, arrived at o rn:u a 2 nittu• in the iliorning of tr.e 25d, in the frigate La Dtratlz. An A;cle-de 7 canap of Prince Jerome is just pas;ior t , Viroui;h 1.)on; direct to the Emperor." - It is psserted that an important personage is -eNpecte.(l in Paris Icon Germany. It is even said ihat-thc hotel for leis tclitlenee is-already prep,ared. It is said' there exists•at - ,this moment, with the consent even of Austria, n correspondence between . the-Emperor and the Empress Mara Louisa.. . A letter from Niort, of the 18th irniti " The town of Bressulere has been evacuated. It is at this moment occupied by the insurgents,'. at the h ea d of whom is M. tie Is Roche Jacquelin. ; (Auguste), who commands the insurrection iii the Two - Seems, mid in-cites the insurgehts with all - h e hort-or of Royalim. lie itus for .colleaglics a .111. de: la Garde de Thotiars, and a M. Reauyjiiiey sle Loudtm. Alt the Noblesse of the environs, .who teemed to he peaceably disposed, have taken }mit, directly or indirectly, in these events. — The Journal de' Paris contains ri the- following: article under the bead of Niort; May " Some insurrectional movement's h o ve recently occurred in the north of our department (the TwoSeites wl, a woody col ry, and o f difficult avcess. Some Com a tune3hoisted t he- white• tiag ; several armed bends, more or less numerous. made. the appearance, and the reralted even advanced on Monday last, the 15th, to the small town of Bressuire, the chief plai:e of the Sah-Prefeettnie, of which they mointntarily took possession. Parthenay is not witho u t alarm l though its brave citizens hrive determined to defend themselves. Since the 18th, General Dulresse has trausported Lis: head-quarters to this town. " The greater part of the chiefs of these seditions hands at e already known. The mast; vigorous measures are tzvklng Ttomptly to extinguish,this ferment of civic war, which makes all good citizens shudder, whatever may be their - political opinions; numerous brigades of gendarmerie are advancing. to the disturbed districts ; ' 1,700 troops •of -the line, from the South of France, will be at Niort in a few ilqs, to enter the . field immediately ; and all the national grards of the vicinity await only the order to.march a,z,ainst these misled men,in the hope of bringing them hack to tne bosom of their country, iauch rather by the force of persuasion than of arms. • " P.S. The news is at this moment spread that General Trero., at the head of the , 28th of the line, has penetrated by way of Nantes into military Vendee, and gained a coin, plete victory ever the rebels." _ - . . . _ It appears - , from a report dated May 17, at one in the morning, addressed to the Colonel of Gen- Il'arinerie of the Orb •Legion, that the English have landed, near 6t. Gilles, a quantity of arms and ammunition, and a body of from 7 to 800 men. - ' • Au Imperial Decree of the Ipth of May has declared the city of Marseilles in a state of siege. The agitators convicted of having endeavoured to disturb public order Accall be arrested and cob-duct td to Port Lamalque. The National Guard of that city is dissolved, and about to be reorganized. It is not supposed that the Champ de Mai can take plate next Sunday, but that it will be post poned. for a few days longer, as the registers of the votes tipon the Constitution cannot arrive by that day, as was expected. Cnam.4-Epr, MAY 19.--" We have lost the-pre sence of Marshal Suchet, Duke of Albufera. lle WOS obliged to proceed to Lyoris,in Consequence Of the disaffected baring 'attempted nothing less than by a caul), de-main- to seize the arsenal and powder magazine but -the Marshal defeated the plot. The retreat of the King of Naples is a mere ruse de guerre to entrap the Austrians. tiKLGEISO THIS MORNING.) (Froncthr iito,titeur of Me '26a.) • PIVIS, MAY 25.—The Emperor mounted hii horse- this Morning at six o'clack. He made a tour 'of 'the works carrying on front Montmartre to the heights of Belleville amid of "Charonne, and from theneetp Vincennes. illany people hare evinced their astonishment at secin.g, -tU ceremony of the CHAMP ,DE* MAI deferred,. which had been announced for the 26th. The cause of the delay is :—Aecording to the term lixed for the operations of the Electoral Assemblies,- by the-Decree of Convocation of the 22d April, .it, has been impossible for the Electors to he at Paris against •the 26th, .and for the Re -gisters of the Votes of the Constitutional Acts to ere produced.—This is the only reason why it has been necessary to retard the day of the august A s-swnibly of the Champ de Mai. It will very soon bc fixed is -ts very notice. tOt.sioa, MAY .13.—The British squadron which arrived here directly from England, and is com posed of eight ships of the Hue, and two of an- in terior force, sailed from hence last night. It is sal4 that its destination h Naples. (From lie Journal de ('E'mpire.) This paper contrails an Order of the Day pub by:Connt Nrngent at Rome, in which he «xhorts the inhabitants of the Ecclesiastical States t o proYe their devotion to their Sovereign the Pope, by taking arms against allinvaders. The rea son for the pnblicationof this Oider being issued is stated in it to be the menace of the frontiers by a troop of vagabonds from the kingdom of Naples. PARS, MAY 25.—The English have not, as has las been said, landed 800 men in La Vendi e , According to letters from Nanti they have only put - on shore some of the QldChictuan Chiefs, with arms •at i d ' General Franot march ed instantly and took possession of a great number of muskets that had been landed. Go- • terumeut has taken proper measures to assure the puhlic ttatrepiiiity of a country which it iz in vain endeavoured to agitate. A respectable Corps d'Arrue is on its march to the iVrAt, eorninanded by Lieutenant-General La marque. General Cortineirn-, Aid-de-camp to hip ANesiy, is, zYceorAng to report, about to take the command at Nuntz. A train of at tillery set wit this morning for La Z'euclee. Troops of the Young Guards set out this triglit in carriages, for the Itain destination. (Prow: lie Gatritc de France) COLTIZIIIR, CXTRAORDINAIO," monur4, hca(t-quarters Af *the Army of the Rhine, have been s removetV front Strasburg-,- 'to be estn blislic4i at .Niederbinnn. All the triinps that were_at Oilcans have been sent to:Britanny. The Mayor of Orleans ha's been stiipncleA. Letters recei ,=t;l fr . Un Italy yvsterday, announce that the Ifng of Naples Is besieged in Ancona. Itou'EN, I.IAY 24 : -.--The departure of the hatta. liOnS IlaVre and yvelot, has been rentidcd by the a:ars malevolente • but tkeir intrigues are prevented, their. trieks are discovered, and the principal agents 'wave been' arrested, And I t delivered pp to the Tribunals.; tranquillity has I been completely re-citablished, and the 'people recovering - from a teinlorary'delusion; have been the firbt to demand the Punishment of those who contributed to deceive them. . .3 per FRENCH FUNDS. suf. 56f. 2.5 c. V5Uf. DUTCH AND GERMAN' PAPEEtI. [ iECEIVED L.kST NIGHT.] BRUSSELS, MAY 22.—The desertion among the French troops continues, and Iltionaparte has de clared Lille and Dunkirk in a state of rebellion, on account of their attachment to the Icing. Me has imposed upon Lille a forced loan of three millions of francs, and upon Dunkirk, one of a million and a half. Numerous .fugitives from Dunkirk, Calais, Havre, and other places who have_arrived. here, give' the most melancholy accounts of the present. state of France. Buonaparte employs the' n,iOst violent measures to extort money from -the people, especially in the northern departments:Ml - Mt are distinguished by their attae s hment, to the tio;2,-. -•,f - . All provisions are seized with ou t mercy ,. and the soldiers are quartered upon the citizens, and live at discretion. At Marseilles fresh disturbances have broken be Theatr,c are shot, and dare not be opened hgain. The spirit of-the people in the south is such, that on tha least co-operation and snpport front the Allies,'a general, rising 'against Buonaparte will immediately take place.. Bois LE Duc, MAY 21.—Yesterday -1300 dis armed Saxons arrived here, escorted .by about 1200 Pi ussian troops, both foot and horse. 'T o. - day they have proceeded to Graave, and thence to IVesel : it is said they :ire to go to Itusia: BRUSSELS, - MAY '-o.—Within these few :days there has been a tumult in 'the neighbourhood of Lille. A number of country people ludsted the white'cockade, and cried Viii le Rai! . A de tachment of troori fired upon them,' by which several were killed or wounded. Many'are 'flying into our country. In French Flanders 'and Pi. eari4y, the Bourbons have a vry powerful party. BRUSSELS, MAY 23.—T to Journal r aiT-la- Chapelle declares that the' letter of Marshal Mar moult is a forgery. linussccs,MAY 2-I.—The whole french army seems to be already - cautoned about the Sambre . . and the Maese, anti it is to this iniporfant point that the Duke of Wellington' and Prince Blucher hive especially -fumed 'their attention. The ca valry of the Allied Armies is excellent, and the artillery vet y numerous. It is - asserted that the latter amounts to 700 pirct!s of cannon, all in per fect order. The fear of the French Government for an invasion becomes daily more evident.-- Orders - have been given to remove to the interior every thing that is not necessary for the defence of die place,' and this measure has been executed with extraordinary precipitation, • BERLIN, MAY 16 --The new Constitution of the Prussian Monarchy has been laid before the King for his approbation. 141- however, 'desired that sOitle alteration shall be made in- Ac-rot:A; Ma'' 22.—Between • eight acid nine o'clock This evening, we had the happineis cif - seeing our much loved Monarch arrive here, iu the best health, on his return from Vienna to Co penhagen. GHENT, MAY 20.—A1l the accounts from Italy confirm the embarkation of Murat after the affair of lolintind. his arrival at Paris, which has • been already announced from a very -authentic quarter, seems certain...On the lith there was, an atfair(rf outposts near. Mouseron, on die ex treme frontier of our territory. Sonic French dra goons and 20 - infantry placed themselves in aim , . bush behind some houses. A picyket of six Llano verianhussars and a Brigadier answered their cry of " Who goes there ?" and the infantry fired, and mortally wounded one of the I aussars—ano titer received a ball through his helmet ; the gadier of the htissars ordered them to retreat, - and discharged hit' two pistols at the French, one Of whom was wounded. A German paper states that King Ferdinand has made his entry into Napes, and has been received with the greatest enthusiasm by the people of that capital. out. VIENNA, MAT 13.—8 y authesntic acedunts, it seems that Murat has .not embarked, but has lctt at xl.ticolla three divisions of iufautry, and retreat- I,,ONDoN; ' l ** o v rmy, Y 2g. 1115. , -; We ;►aye Fiend' l'apers to th . e-f47.1.1r,a04 Dutc: 'and Gernr.ln Paptrs - to. t'ecent .dates. -Bran atrival Vienna we have also the important ex position published by , theCongres3, winch is 'translated into our sneeeediug-spages. The - 1110 7 tki, the object; and the, justificatory reasoning of the Allies are . so , dearly, totci y, and 31 refragably e • stated in this ..masterly docutnent, - that We 'will content ourielVes with referring our Readers to it without weakening its effect by attempting, an Epitome. The Insurrection in La Vend& is treated' ‘v.ith their- usual inconsistency by the Paris Journals.— Vheyacknowledge that the Department of the Two Serra has joined its neighbour La Vend6e, ityan almost general rising against the ROeLAuthori.. ties, and th.;t 1.3i-esuire, the second town in the district, has been occupied by the Royalists :they also notice the disembarkation of - 7 orB9o - men at St. Gilles, but speak of this diversion as a mere tumult which has.been readily put down. Judge of our, surprise then, in finding it stated in other plots of these Papers, that not only the troops front' fiour , deaux, but ey.en those from 'Orleans and:.Paris have been sent with the utmost, celerity in, light. waggons to quell this insignificant broil. Tbe Ob vious , truth is, that.LYous, Marseilles, and, in short, every City, and Province inFPance is in a state of insubordination-writ Civil War. • The french Fiends 'fall, gradu4lly---7a prelude, we trust, to the fall , of the GoVerintent under which they never cansacquiye ereditor value. The accounts from Italy continue ,to be a little contradictory—the. French Papers make JOACHIM a mighty , Couqueicir; flying at his on : • pleasure for his own concealed pUrpOses of Glory, while more authentic intelligence only differs in the tact whether his Majesty has attempted. to escape from Ancona by sea or by land. Upon this point we may observe, that: we think .,:do4nat the latter probable, as Jesi, the place Mentioned as his course, is only 16 miles from Ancona, and. we had the hero before at Fenno, 40 or 50 miles further to the South. There Are, a multitude ofparrraphs in ihe Paris Papers which we have thought it unneee. sary:to translate; and the .public will agree%Vith us (receivin it at the . , as 'a fail - sPeel=: men o f the autbentieityof tbeiy's-t4t.g,tnents), when. we mention that among-atirer groisdansions r cal, eulated for the meridtanuff rance;they . . . . • •- the British, *Cabinet adivided on the subject :4: • Peace or War—that Louts XVIII. has abtlicatea t in favour Of . MONSIEUR, who'has taken . the tide of CHARLES X.77-tilat a llo,wr continues victorious k and has heen , re-inforeeti 41/.20;000 Independanti— that the Allied troo . perildiett from iV,I quarter,' in such numbers as to f)rat Foreign regiments in•the service of luo:s:.%?Ar.rk.:—that Austria is threaten-. ed with an attack - Lion i Turkey—that,Austria is Still negociating with tbeltebelsand a thousand other Weak and notario , ll falsehoods, which are abundantly confuted by the fadts they themselves announce, and the moSi incontrovertible official . puhlicatiOns. The Corimna Nlail, which arrived this morning, firings no news of importance. The 13t11 of !!ay, 1,0 bee n the Anniversary of Faarwgati's return, gi p( orcieredlo be observed as a Festival , S °llle t'oli of BtioNArARTE's, who , spoke in t°ne g i arid) Jacobins, at the levant Coffeeboase dea tiel! have very propeyly been tijed an, ll e" , six and eight years imprisonment. t e tl' ats A Hatriburgit Paper of the 23d st a t es ' 'its'• ship from Bur had - al rived the re ' 1 vol passport whlch had on one s ide the .-°' Df with the Fleurs-de4Ys, and on the oth er o sh the Eagle, and bel o w that,. the It e public 3 " with the 2 superscription Republique Ftwicaii(' the year' 1792„ 1 1 $j It is reported at Vienna, that 13( 70 ":" ?As te T 2 made fresh 4 prppoSali to tine A e -Austrian C°tlrt ke Empress - I :R h c i e a s g: e e w n i i l t r e 7 ,, o ,T a f i n 3 . :} l 6 'r s. in t 1 the Gorernment::" They were o f co urse re i e F ash re " ship, brencl 51' d that the svas OP"' r vsg the Ricoh of 8-1 guns. 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Mr•;.'STO*ART. arrived at the , Fare ig n w ith (I j ; a chajse ,and Jour, yesterday 'afternoon, .-eii,itr+.) patches „from Vienna, which 'Were iil itri b boso /11 forward'ed to Lord Giks-14,tiaeAa 'li, 3t big I , °" ' St. Janie S's-square: :: •: • . - --' left ,be -i-Air•itubl4'p.,ilie ti ' ' If s4eiv i e r x • f '' ' lain s i e - p ~e s 0..,, 0 f don yesterday se'tinight with dispa""o o I' ll • night Mr. if tiiirii: 4- rel'' uin' 'ett to tovv il " Duke of -W.F41.441,y1.-ON at - -Brussels. ,i t li s r; ar c sine's to thetn.---------- ; 655 :1411e-QUEt:.N and some "--- the rglNC°.' of . . c „, , • Ye;t ' -liii c) '' ')l. erclay 141. ..,,,,q4f-144,442.i5. tbe sv : '...° : : : E' r PlN C e [i ic ; i' g cel:ll -t it: o ii'll' t 1 1 ;e i t e :1).5:. 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" ,;, " it ;arrived- litre fitini: ThietiOr . :0 1,1 i 1114 1 1 & -XV II4. tli ° citti beach the - Shettlied , 'f'f;ire 1 0 , : 1.4 00 ; f ig One': . of •thetn.ki , a• the late Pi.treee , 4 1 ,, 0 04 Otiree'eiglit were ' deserters - fron i , ; .7 4cto re' t army. • , ~'. , . ~ :- " i te- . the Ot t This day . tile.heifig - r niversary 0 . : Ire 1 ,c% tion of CHAHLeg'II. it'was Observed trig ) , 4 t t i f c ' ''' demon4tratiOnA. of' ' Ti . ' Farb' 31 l JoY. — ' e . ie I°, , goris -vvere - fi red . at orre 2 baclock • ' pei'.7` cc' • the e (i .t - o n ' p Sa •o t f (" C tl o n t Y itl a tii s t i2 s ° t e r -k ee i ' ll t. °:'4.- O cc t i:ctie°lltt r tlir h : e riAob.):lll:tlic:sl at the shaft, sink?' nrfor the se wee 01 t he •bY ~' e n .ne'tv street, . ‘'.as..ilitis't aveiiiitOy ' f e l o rs °, s " r i , ' fall .f a heavy bucket - • ritronliim• P the 0° bop itt'a'seniieless' 4titte; atid"earriell't.°. rfsvO: tat., cyhere he explred' shortly'afterv• , r ovr - t , 0 ' - iklit'Nlit.:CAßD's No:V-INIPE-f;t:tt•'; p oise, e re CLOTit.---This•ust•turdis'covery of e f i gre''' 0 .1 01 is found ro'be'friit biflV' )iii ;irticle o reco • n i i iie l t oi l i i tioiny, . ivhich of.'N'elf 'is a iatlici . ei lt f ot her C a ,itra boil; it heing . near(V half the piic'e ° ier of 1 ;;dit l hut the gi ea t - t: 5t pres . erver and Pr° lll( . ) ‘ a rt4 clil ipte i and that in an eminent degree ili ° d or' 3 o d and seavi)zy, it .never imbibing th e . ero titi . : :; ittl: 5 1 )11 ere *; preserving an eilitable tot , '.i i i iect s 1 11 ` 0 ' totally prev2nting ti;e'daiweroni c trd b Y ~ • ,flie 3 from standiag .sti . lt, after being 0". ~Pl ' i cr6se,-Pr by t'o•atino,ph ere. ,. Fe c ' e'. , 'f '''' '1'1;14 is aii adwirable diA,„verv, i„,,,t 441:?-". o f iir•r: ii t:;'• betieVicial t.) Fawilie.s trav,ill;l4-,-to ,C31 .14i L'.',,,) 4.?I'V J : Gentitinen s:i tt;t• Army, wig) have fretit'eP"' ' ~: I of airing. either their L'ineti or Sheets. - ad with his vlites, cuirassiers, and lancers, to wards Jesi, in hopes of making his way over the monntailis. glitl , ;EVA, 14.—We have jest recatea liews from the South of France i all are in antis 'in Roussiilon, where they are in.. constant expe'cta 7 tiott of an irruption of the Spanish army. Fort Bellegarde, Perpignon, Collit)wri, and Port Vett . dre, areput in a state of siege. Rome, MAY .—General Nugent has publiihed the followin r ,t , Order of. the Day : " The Neapolitalts, and all those who have resolved to take 'up -croft' to dellver their own country; as Kett as all Military pe'Notis, whether flier have formerly serred'under the stand t.tds of King Ferdina - nd, or are -now under those of Joachim Murat, who are disposed again to curtihat fur the good cause, tree: to present th'enik'elves to Colonel Clint-eh.'who i; 41,vays at head-quarters, and i , ;• ch,t;ged aml titaltOried in • rommartd these •troops. who will form an honourable corps, hit may desrve well of the country. • • .A.grear windier of Neitnnliuttis have - alreatly en listed in this corpS,. anituttted with' the hc.:it spirit, and dc;ires to eiincur in fix ingAt. lentf,th the .fate of ti:c. 6inntry . .___Tltt A tistriatts, have arrested - Ciievillicr '2•!"..:l , :theri; the Kit's of Nttples's COnsul, and Ina t,citis ulion,his. - Ann! vi.:9--:c2 France: 2 Hatnbut-A, 1 }ganders, I Coritrina, 2 Holland, I Gottetiburgh, 1 Guern.,.;yaitd ./rrsey, 2 Dlll , lin, 2, Waterford. 1..)v Malta, t flambe: -11 ' t Dublin; Waterford. KING Cllitlf,C9 TIIP qllCOtirt)3 fc QtoßATioN.—lioTirjay at the ,F.uhrivlck,,r—kA 11/di:laud South Sea. 'louses: -- , A! - erage Price of Brown o r , Mus,r,ovado stigat, the Itaurn, made in. 'llk week - 'ending the :24t1i (14 of 1813, i 3 als. 51d. por cwt. • HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BIZ inf;F TO-MOIIIIQIIr. Notning,4B minutes after 4. t Evening, 1.2 after: TI E SUN. Syl.F FALStiNi P:illlgAT?