The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

1 7 RENCH PAPERS. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] [From the Moniteur of the'sle NOTICE. , Field Mat sbal Prince Blucher being desirous to facilitate by every means in hilipower the gather ing in of the harvest, authorises, in consequence, the Commanding 'Officers of Regiments to permit the - soldiers to assist in the labours which relate to this; on its being requested b 5 the inhabitants. The O‘criers of the crop will thearielves arrange svith the - solders as to the wages which they are to have;—but the Commanding Officers of Regi ments- are Only ' give the latter - permission to work upon a demand to that .efect from the Mayor of the Conimune. T::e 'Commanding Officer Must also take care to n 'we .where to find the soldier, Wlio - ought to join Vs regiment 'every evening, • : or, at. least, in any case, tnice in every SN'Tek. • 1- 1 - be National Gnard yesterday arrested two pickpoctets, who, for the purpose ;of being .better voi , cealed from the police bad 'clothed themselves Sutcit uniforms. The most -severe discipline is exercised among 1.12 . c Austrian troops. (Resin t/6e Journal dm Delats, ,31J PARIS, JULY 30.—A marriage is talked of be . twee') the Duke of Otranto (Fonehe) and Mada moiiielle de Custellane. It is said that the 'at ..riimintance Was formed at Aix, where the Dukti-e . mained - during the time that be was proscribed by Pmanaparte, and where he has ;left impressiOns that are dear to all the inhabitants of Provence: The Duke of Orleatla appeared at. Court this etay. 'At the War Office they are at this moment 'busily engaged in the re-moganisation of , the French Army; - escfi tingle soldier who arrives at Pails is immediately sent to the barracks and re. incorporated.. Several persons sVba left Lyons on, the 26th, assure us that tranquillity perves that city. It is thought that the Austrian troops will remain - there some time. . :It has not yet been said WheNE &trim) is. Tip to this day we have not heard : of his sohmiSsion to, ti.:e King. M. Hard, who was arrested at Mont-de-Mar son, has been brought to Paris. The Doke of Holstein Entin (late King of Swe den) has left Switzerland to go to Italy. General Kosciusko is actually at this moment in Switzerland. • - 9From the Go=tte de France of the Stst.) We are assured that, according to the measures which have been adopted with respect to the line of demarkation for the Allied Armies, forty de- perm - lents 'win remain ulltiouclied. A marriage is talked of between one of the Sons of Frairee,:and the Princess Leopoldine, Arch , Duche,ss of:Austria. It appgars that the Icing Bas already ftlied the vacancie6 . oecasioneit by tha§e Peers vv-ho acce-pted places in the Upper-Chamb.er of Buonaparte. _ _ _ We are assured that 7000 met) of the Odd Guard are to form the witeleus of the new Royal Guard. ORDER OF THE DAY. The Lieutenant-General Governor of the II th and 20th Military Divisions, &c. testifies his sa tisfaction to the Civil .an,(l Military Authorities, who, in moments of Aliflieulty have shewn that energy which alone could inainta;tl gOoil order, and public tranquillity, anti cause the , authority of the king to be reeog!iise(il'with due r.rjl Annimp-- 7 1 'Prance, 1 Dublin. Duc—s-1 'Lisbon-, 1 TlVRand, I Matta, I Hambures, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS Bank .toek, 3 per 'Cent. Red. 51 3 pry Cent.. Cons. 57 4 per °eats. 744 5 - per (Nerd'. Navy.knn. trif Bank k. Ann. 14y9-16ths TDIS 'DAY AT TWEINE i'VCI.9CIC. f 13 , ,nds. 2s. 3s. his. Excheq, ais. par Oninium, 8 pr• nninimn for Paym2nt, pr, Cons. fur Account, 5; HIGH WATER AT LONDON 1311.11$GR TO-MORROW. Morning,ll tuioufesafter t. 1 Itvaning, 44 minutcs utter t. TH E SUN. viLEM. (11118 Dlt:f4Lt VAL"SI3SI.AIIDEAT • LO N DON. THURSYMY, MiCiUST 3, isas„ ilignity. A few, who sacrificing their (1;1t . ,-4 ne gene ral interest to particular considerations, and forget ting that the connirrence of. all aathoriziesis indis pensibte to the security of all, mid to. the service of the King, have absented then:it:Nes at a criti 7 ralnnintent, and renounced the preciotts" :Aran ta4ts of serving. their• Sovereign, by toaltitig them selves-useful to- the citizens, by continuing ti►os.e• functions which they had executed- up to that with a degree of zeal whioh it was often 1 - Accessary to moderate. The public opinion has marked out boa); by whatever passion:, they may be men arc somin• Sarr latex valtted accurdiagto their bravery. The Lieutenant-General and Governor invites the Civil and. Military Authorities, to assist in the tirrest of all those deserters ezhant an ill-directed spirit has induced to (wit their standards- at a inoment when the King and France lea<l more need than ever of an army capable of rrrhintaiaing the integlity of otzr territory, and preventing its dis enenthe:.naent. (Sijr,e(i) l3ourdeaux, Ju FRE-NCH FUNDS, JULY 9Er. C LAUSEL. S per Cents Luik lettuus Dispatches from Lord CAsTI.PREP t GiI arrived in town this day. They - were brought to Downing isfreet by Mr. WA - 111), .formerly Private Secretary , of his Lordship. It. was speedily ruuntured, that the contents were a Preliminary Treaty of Peace between the Allied Powers and France, and that it was. to be published in an Extthordinary Gazette, but we can assure our Readers that no Gazette is expected, .yid that nothing ,of the contents of these Dispatthes have:been suffered by Govern- L mencto transpire: The Northunzberldnd, t b fully prepared yesterday, did not sail as I , as aJticipatcd. She sails to-day for Plymouth, and, in our opinion, the sooner she gets there the better ; for the indecent f. and foolish curiosity attached to a sight 'of the Monster on:. board the Bellerophon is liecbtning every des.miiie of ancLdisgus:fing. It is high time that be and his accomplices were out of Plymouth Sound. The following arrangements respecting 13(5011,- PASTE are handed about in the Upper Circles, in M. S. but upon what authority we know not : " He is to have one Servant :ind his own Cook.— lle mayconstdt .any Physician that 'lfiPpens to touch at she his Letters are to be opened by the Governor; , —He is wit to be landed till at-louse* is full} prepared for reception.— He is to be . pertnitted to exercise himself in any . field -sport of which the island . will admit, but is, constantly to be attended by an Officer . and . two orderly men, ‘vho are to shoot himtif lie attempts to make his escape, and is beyond the reach of their hands. He is only to be allowed inch a :suns of money as be may want for Common occa sions ; and, finally, the rreneh Governineot is to be wholly at the expense of supporting him," We rather believe, however, that the Statement ifl Tip!. Si r -Alcrochiy will be foutul CmiTect ou tt/LS subject:, Paris Papers MI the 31st-ult. arrived last night, and those to the Ist instant this morning,. frOm both of which we have extracted whateVer seem ed worthy of being transferred into an Logfish Journal. Their contents are however of small importance. They com&rm the news of the re storation of Marseilles and Toulon to the Bona"- Tunis, as originally stated in . TnE SUN; the lat ter, on account of the Fleet, being an acquisition of considerable value. The Rebel Armies appear to be topieces from their own weight. We hear, however, of two divisions at Riotn,, antler that Arch-traitor Eice,LmANE, and another audaciona Buonapartist of the name of CHAsitt. Itiom is near Clermont, and about 115 mites (ring Paris. The Arinistice, preparatory to the snhtnission of the Enemy, has . been emended so aGI the Yrench corps on the Rhine. . As that' fart of our press which cares not whose cause it adopts, if it only ,thinks it can by that means trouble established order and promote any revolutionary principle, is labouring :to have it believeathat the Orleans branch of tire DonasoN: Family has interests and obiect3 opposite to those fyf the lawful Head: of that House s—al5 —al it is en deavouring, in short, to represent the present Doke of Oa .sans as being as atrocious a Villain an 4 Traitor as his infamous progenitor 5 . it is With pleasure we can meet its insidious workings, by the toll wing account of the reception of that N.ibleman to; the King, in the Moniteur of the 31st : " JULY 30.—I1is Royal' Highness the Doke of ORLEAKs arrived the- day I::.etore yester day, at ten o'clock at night. He irtamedietely sent an A.i(l-dc-Camp to she King to receive his orders. his Majesty sent a message to the Pin to say, that he wished to see hin instantly. This frrst interview took place at half past one o'clock. Never was his Royal Highness received by the King with more positive testimonies of kindness and affection. Yesterday the Bake of OR L E A:CS visited Madame; ipametliately-after mass."—Pb niteur of the 31st.) . Vain are the efforts of that despicable little Co terie of the Madame STAELS and BENIZOMLN C"- ai weak as they are mischievous—as contempti ble as they are impudent—as ridiculous as they. are worthless. • It is said, tbat several of the ,General Pincers attainted by the Royal Ordinance of th'e 24th July, have,demaotled passports to leave France, and that this favour has been granted to them.— KBoardeaux, July 26.) We have Frankfort Papers to the 2Gth. They mention some 'disturbances at Saarbruck, and the arrest of one GERD, the Leader of a Buonapartist free or plundering Corps. They also notice the burning of one of the allied camps at Vi!lngres— it does not appear whether by accident or design. The following are the most observable of its other contents : MUNICH, JULY 19.—The sth bulletin of.the Bavarian arms• has been published. It states, that by an agreement between Prince Wreck', Prince Schw•artzeuburg, the Duke of Wel and Prince Blucher, the Bavarian arwy was 'to take 'up cantonments between the Marne and the Seine. The head-quarters, are at Melun.—(Jattr .. de Frankjrt.). WURTZBURG, JULY 17.—A letter from Vienna, inserted in.our Gazette, says; " We have received: news that in the course of the month of August we shall have the happiness of seeing our beloved Sovereign return to-this city, with his august Ally the Emperor Alexander. It is added, they will reside at Baden, and from thence gn together..to Milan, where the Coronation of our Emperoi-,Lasi King of Lombardy and. Venice, will take ti•late this autumn. After this will be celebrated the nuptials of- the Archduke's .Charles and JoSeph with the Princesses their brides. —Orders have. been already given to the Officers of the Court to put every thing in order; as it was daring the Congress at Vienna... From this time no new contracts are to he made for the army, and ar 'rangements are negochttiog to compromise in an ' amicable manner those already made,: a proof that the enemy's country must bear the..expence of maintaining the army. This meaSure has a most •favourable effect upon our finances ;. and it issaid_ that the wants of the State are so diminished that 1 the Government, in order to save the interes i n !. the currency called Convention , money, is laic itil ed to repay the loan of 50 millions.. This report has brought this - paper below par, so that it is offered at 992 per cent. Vienna currency. — Our Exchange has a better appeerance. The fluctuations are indeed pretty irregnlar,—sorne owes a arerence of 20net- "-rut. in 0." afters- -:- y itt‘tt on the whole, it progressively improves, as may be expected from the highly favourable ("rents .of the war. On the 7th, 100 fl Aim - in cash were to be bOught for 310 in paper ; bill in thCafterhoon, a report being spread that 13utricAPAnTe.had escaped and embarked at Havre. theExchange.tell 12 per cent; Thus this man will .continue to influerice the public concerns, as long a drop of bi4ott flows in his reins. i 5' Our Bank . paper has also risen it was latily at 13 florins, and' is How between 17. and IS. . " The Intemlencies• lvhieh are every where in troduced to manage t!,.e civil administration in the conquered French Provinces, indicate the pro tracted stay of Llie allied armiegity that country — a measure in every case extremely advisable, and if Buonaparte saves his life, in this crisis, highly necessary:"--(Allgeweine Zeitung, 23d July.) Several extraordinary mil/oars. have agitated the Town all this morning, bat we cannot ascer tain that there is'any foundation for,thern. Mt Fees have teen received fro Stockholm ; m , the way of GOttenhingli. To gratify the people o f Norway, the King of . Swelet4, a...ttendexl by IN is adopted soil, has determined to undertake a voyage to that country : he ‘TiIE remain himself at (:hristiana, the modern capital Of the kingdom, while the'CitOwN, l'e-ttice visits Bergen, Mon theint, Christiansaud, and , the other principi tawns•, to listen to the complaints, redress the grievances, and relieve tbe wants of the people. Yesterday, at one cr'cloc, a Cabinet Council was- held at the Foreign (Bice. The:.Council: ditl not assemble in consetruencrofthe dispatches brought by Major Tkowc:_xiGG,.• it laving, beep s-ttnlmorted bn Tuesday. I . The Earl of LtrERPOOL, came to town yes-terilak morning frorri-Colithe Vtrnotl, and had arran dienc, of his 1-P/Tal 'lig(mess the PALNCE . KEGENT, The Lralk.e_ of YoLti,.' visited Ili& Royal Brother. The PRLNCE REGENT ha, signifier} his intention" ofpaying a visit to the Marquis of A.N.G.I,EEA,.at Deantlesert in' ntre, Where great prepira''• tions are making for his receptikrit. The King of the NETILERLANDI has create& Lord CLANcARTI Marquis of Hiensden. It is understood that 3P.RONE BETONAHARTIf, of whom nothing has been , heard lately, lies 'ill of hii wprintls ia the fortress , of Valenciennes. ht.consegitence'of the commerce which Den mark non. enjoys- ‘vl•th the West. Indies, hi 7 Cio ve,rument has , forbidden the introchierian into the Danish territorries of . any roots , or beans that were used as substitutes for coffee, during the Prep vajeneelit the contiDentat system: ••-•• a a+a WSW" 8.7 I • f the r, SOO , rdg The following Confilfila"' agreeable Intelligence c on t a ined in I po r _ yesterday, was i s su e d fr om L o rd 130 111)115 b e id' fice, sufficiently early in the afterlW i t° it ta" sorted in a Second Edition. We rePu bii f sh A 55 5 day, f u r the benefit of such of our R ea —r ceived our early impressions. Downing-stred dlag. 2, 1315. ,j from Dispatches have been this day dste 4 Lieutenant-General Sir R. Baow?"1°." Candy, in Ceylon, the 25th Feb. I S IS. ' ofe r f On the lit February, -after,Oecrc°lllt, tile ri T , rea difficulties, .principally in ProvisioPPl4l the roops of the Ist and 2d Divisions, ulderiotiel command . Of Major HOOK and bie ut: f ° J oe O!CoNt:ELL, reached the foot of the 1 3 " 1311 ; r A di' rn talus (,,iii..ill o ite t: i th s e owi g .t. r a e sc a o t tn r ai o kn a ela t i l li l lo e d a iili c i l gt in he : h t 2e o d t p, h a e ss eit tl Y i o ll :l: o : o l ; dor a tr. r 0 opposition, and on the 3d, a Fort s till fairt thelifig advance was taken possession of by the P ' st ell° sion, w ithout loss. On the 10th, the' 6114 a to lr, a : 14- , .1 1 7 1. % (. .e . t . 1 . forward, and reached the great W . - - ti'l' e , w. lituganga , 3 miles distant from CAl“Prittrllle it as first learnt that the 'King. awl h` 9 l - 1 fe ce3 c whichl.ents had abandoned his Capital and the ,-' e , fe to had been erected to prevent the e 3.' the River. 1 016 On the 13th, Sir R. BilowNntGokii!eidoi Advance of the Army,: an d (~, t h e f a llo'Y' l l ioa , entered the City of Cindy, anti fixed b ' s if , the quarters in the Palace. On the 19th, the King r 9Hrrotinao.-er be people of. Dombera, Abe H. ' a'snce into ` i lli- a l id ) .fled, and after smite tesistiai(tievet was, tql et-Icr ~ 7 0 5 0 . f his it Wives, taken Prisoner. , i i v of ft,, c i. , , ,, , p ;, i' e t: , c e t :,:,,Prd7s7l4pßiiTieGosteaalkistlit'er6Tstr°ll4: ci 4'4' perations. ---- - . NAVAL NEWS. EAST INDIA SHIPPING' 1,0017" f the private ship 0 Accounts have this day been received 3t ''. o f tMI ately foundered off the Cape of G(Ss , 10 0 "United K 41 . 00111 11°1 yore, with a very valuable cargo, O t t her P ass3° Batavia to Great Britala. . 00 ,re lf We art s.orry to lea.rn that Capt•l44-t u t. ' a i 00' s of the Hon. Company's. ship Glattoa, - d iol" MANSE-LI., of the extra ship Coldstreol s .p te c ial a r r e :Cia n i l i fe y e tfiti c . a la a l t li :P at ti o ( r : ri • Y t sin ut I from Batalty::::Liciciorrioce .0(1 l'e cL ci the latter errm'L Of M been e i c A e l i has Re lets, Thimses, Glattou, y~s slaps Henry Addirsgt Surat Catle6 LargdilDt, and Warren Hastings also (fre atajesty's shilY ‘,-; loot of ships PI the Cape the ttury a n 4 a r t riPo;:vheed'frornSaltaCtgtlnft~rnta de : S ti ' ll 7 ll . l)ll: l lt i lil e lad l s'ss e n it ilas:elelo3illvin the : iss t te li C e jebar g eesn S e tb i tt re g r a - a il i t K t o h ,v e i jnet:et.lre Herefordskire.ol.o Island ' (`' •also ontward.b.otind, arrib the Bth 11t T orders. ---"m"."----- . 0 t ran s' 1 ,. froo te tl fi t i e s , D ip, ,0Ef1,, A, ,)r : 4 ,At 2.---Arrived the Veorlelitoyaist port, %lan t ts - ibe scoot, Awl, tom Port jier , zg, and 11J • .s'Lttl), tor Edinburgh; dee r(4,tiit,ttlaAt,er anti I " )mll ; Neotiine, Cownios, -- rs.—Viiol S.W. l',.l.T.l!'csl,i,o'p' s 01 war, fro,ol °{} D' W" 'ge r , .4 die , ( IV smouTu; AuG. 2.--Arriv-• v itii • frigate VAabtLches ; Yengeur man of WO f1431-111:tler frigate ALLEN, front Waterford ; Of or ( r oil' ships Foith and Cordelia, on. a slaire., with a ,filet o f trituworts ,wil j,,,ii,j, ~ jitne4 f the Ocean,. Patent, Je),II", 311,;(s. p.j.est) iro Cliiis• 4041 1 111.41, •• the Sanet -DGUTH, A T iG. 1 ..--CSIDC 1 1 • crui se. the 1.1... e. Q i i tton higate on ditto. Sailed, I. ' l ' 1 ,0 1 FALNT t.le O U T 1 . 1 , j u Ly 31,.....-0 coronil. Kent' tor . , mt,k,., ~ 1 - -- - - - o al. -NvoliTli, • 4•idbon. ' ' 3 •;,, a or' _...:—......--- , ,e, e - - 011 Tuesday 1 berf.o34l se-„ I.)i'l, the Nortlincti-- ',. i i i, tss's le y , the ParxcE boar.!, •_eti, at Portsmouth,. one eal)a al Arti cc , _r a i it l / 4 i .„,,t An .• , f if the 11A'Y the JO Thu- --- -w_ptlvaLt s - hoar,' -53 d regiment embarked 0 11 w . r pl.talus and Ceylon.' • . .v.i,coell't At l'oes(lo4,s‘' 501°' afri:oti taul .bet n sloopsl America ecosat if iiwaii..i.ii:Gws:a.,o;:isital.::::::o2ch''ltsiououilit:: Cti CI , in p i n ETWEND, as . 6_;lerk o f the Cowl 4oi 4 ,5. ' • Or tp. t h e 0........ - vs ewnela 1, i isi • NCB LVEGENT a ll ~ , bt o r 0 1 :4 0 0 land, whibli is of il 5.... ver, about eq., ~ ~ ,i‘ .i,i ''S Co4loCil 011 . 1 pf e , r . ye n tip tn",ide 11 , r , . , over, 'of r h roam!: fo-rat, repre---t ~, °F lier • or 11(WW.back 011 one side,. awl' (,),' "I- 000.010 e; ~MA..resTY" ill Itia."sobes-, set° ail 1 jots of : ge e r ''''9linied by itis- Ministers gild "tritel,,orr ilep‘cevel .184 to close- of the CattflCil tb e '-.11; ard i . 0 6 it•l'o Ole - LOild. Cliaac.elloo '' s t . .131ter ‘141:010P1', Or tile Great Seal...of 1-',lgigild. o.ary iiisirl'goo, seal that liaS been toed its a teOn' t s e al 0 1 1 ',11, 00' al1(1 'tits OfbrtiSs, since 'the C.l''' . F 3 0 . 0 iron' °yes, was stolen, about tweltve year s ' ''',:tt, ip• the P.'essioos' yiaticelloes. hooSe, was destrgslj t be ipir or A tile L'Orrucil by •obliteratirig 6.e'-riiiiy in (/..., ,O; GI/ it. We:were. mistaken )i.°`,,f jksGDE _':.,. p? , ' 11?4i-irernenv that the .1\10(110 "di, garell_l,.`,‘ sworn in a Privy Cooleilloori, tile 1.06._11:4,i merely vcrery lung audience i yeti i f) E.,...1.,„ ,00 3 Madame CATALAN, II" all. oNreturiet s' b () C a pe bit'p'etthoirion of .- The Duchess of NVELLiSolvisit c a tli a. . } on Tuesday night, froio Ilercoubig SCQ‘) .'CuutiteSs of LtvEliFool'.* L 4 • •