The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-12 00:00:00

€,,,Cetynt • Vrcriebulen of every description iu that 1.:,r 1 o111. " About 30 brigands hare robbed the diligence from Relates to Ntottes. "All the foot-gencl;n•merie of Bayonne have re- cei red orders to.repair to Poitiers. " King Altirat, in'order to ensure a safe passage to France, a railed linnseit of an English passport 41elivertil to -a French Officer. • " The King of Sardinia ims just issued a decree for cony ielling all foreigners to Piedmont.' A letier from Befort, of the 2d itW,ant an- Lt unces; that a corps of the Austrian army hav ing pasiei the Rhine between Huhinguen and toht:ar, was attacked by the French troops, and forced to ri:cross the river, with cor:sider4ble Ins. " A pAt a the hi gage thtrAllied Sovereigns art ived Nt FraAfort." (Fr ~m the Jovrital de Paris, of the ItA) It appears that the accident 'which on Tuesday -gave rise to the rumour of an infernal machine, originated in the circumstance of a Saxon chemist, of the name of S,+hla, r artring about with him a tktonating subst;trlce, with which he svas making experiments. He had bCen proposing to the Mi iiNtir at War to form of it a more destructive en= gins than the Congreve rocket. HANII3URGII MAIL. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING VIENWA, - MAY 29.—1 t is resolved that the three Legations shall be restored to the Pope. Prince Jahlonowsky will .set out in a few days for Nap lcs, as Austrian Ambassador to Ferdinand VII. louche and Carnot,- whose first Envoy (Mon, teron) was arrested . by Bnonaparte's people •at 33esancon ) are said to have made another attempt to send a confidential person to the Allies, with their own particular proposals, very different from those of Buonaparte. The day before yesterday, Count Musclikin Puschkin, the Aid-de-Camp of Prince Wittgen stein, 'art-ved here from Grodno, The Russian Ileserve had already broke up from Wilna, and a nevy levy cif. 300,000 recruits was made in Russia. DaEsphrr, MAY 29.----The arrangements with regard to Saxony are founded on a Treaty of Peace now puhlished at Dresden, which was con cluded and signed on the 18th, and ratified on,the «lst of Chis month at Vienna, between their Ma-, jesties the King of SaXony and the King of Prus.. sia. It is pubtished in French and Ger Man, in 23 pages in quarto. By this Treaty, in 27 Arti cle,, eoncludkd by the Plenipotentiaries Count Schuleciburg and Baron Globig for ,Saxony, and l'r,:ssia ; the provinces, diltricts, and rerritorie Villein •pecificrl,-. of the kingdom of SaxOny, are ceetied in favour . of his Majesty time King of Prussia. 'These provinces receive the name of " Duchy of Saxony." His Mliesty the King of Prussia adds to his titles those of Duke of Saxony, Land grave of Thuritgen, Hargrave of the two Lu satizs, and Count of Henneberg.- Iler.LIN, JUNE 3.—00 the same day on which the King reviewed the regimeutsof the Guard in Berlin, and had expressed his particular satisfac tion at the excellent copdition of these fine troops, a great military promotion was antionuced.. This mottling very early, this chosen corps, under the command of Prince Charles of Medilen bcrg Strelitz, after-the solemn celebration of di vine service, before the Leipsig gate, broke up for its new glorious destination. On the 28th May, the Prussian troops destined to take possession of the Gland Duchy of Posen, marched into Posen. SCHAFFHAUSEN, MAY 27.--It was Prince Tal leyrand's Nephews who passed through here. FRANKrORT, MAY 30.—The departure of the - Sovereigns from Vienna, is said to have heenhas tened by some advices they received from Mentz. --:-(larsimturp,•4 Correspnndenien, June G.) • - FRENCH FUNDS, Juse 7. 5 per Cent‘... La: A> Actions. ..... 55 f. 25 c. 55 f. 10 f. BRUSSELS PAPERS. - Brussels Papers have been received to the 9th inst. It appears from them, that the Emperor A L.FXAN - DER arrived at Munich on the 28th tilt. and that on the 30th the King of PRUSSIA arrived _ at ik r lin, An article from • Bamberg, dated the inst. His Highness Prince ALgXANI DER BER'THIER has just ended his life by falling f rom r me of the windows of the Palace, just as a iliv!siou of Russian Dragoons _.were marching through the town.---The march of Russians and Austrians throe ;h Germany fin : the Rhine con tinues with unabated activity., Count BARCLAY DE 'FOLLY . , and nine more Russian Generals, we re at Huff on th e ,r39th ult'. The Allies were expected to - cross that r iv e r below finningurn in the be iu tting of this month. A curls: of Nassau troops, amounting td 30W) men,. art ived at Brussels ou the 7th instant, to ,join the Duke of WEL - Lz,•s; :;roi4." MAILS. Alum , Er)-1 France, 1 Malta, 2 Hamburgll, 2 Dublld, 3 Wa , trt - Lnd. Dut —I Lisbon, I Holland, 1 Dui)lid. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS u.VY 4T TWRI,VEr , +'CLOCK. 11n1; Stock, I 5 per Cent. Strip, . 3,per Cent. Rol. 54; 55 5411 Runk 1,. Ann. 14; ' 3 per rer.'!".Cons. shut India guilds, 3s. 7s• diS• per Ccut. Cot's. 7O Exchcq. Belk, 3s. ss. dis. per Ct. Nary Ann. shut, Cons. tor July, 56“4 - SUflAft —Arerlp Price of Brown or Mascovad6 .sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 7th day of June, 18 . 1.5, is Os. •id. per ca•t. Moil wavriut Nr LONDON BIZIDG: TO-MORROW. Morning, 35 minutes a tter 6. Eveninlr,, 57 minutes after 6. rri - LI VJ TXT " 11 1.2.1 IN • SULEM Q(!IS DICERE FALSIJNI AIMEAT ? LONDON. NThifY, JUNE 12, 1815. INIPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM LA VENDEE- LATEST NEWS FROM THAT QUARTER. "At nine o'clock, yesterday evening, the - Nimble cutter, Lieutenant THUMP - SUN, arrived witli.tw . o French Officers, Lieutenant de GdURBILL6N," be -longing to the Staff of the Marquis de Is ROCRe JACQUELIN, General in Chi'ef of the Royal Army in La Vend4e, and Captain 'WALLER. The former Gentleman is the bearer of dispatches of ithport .ance ; the latter-is Won - tutted, and came to' Eng. land for medical assistance. After communicating with the Port AdMiral, his Majesty's ships - Phea- . sant, Surprise„ &c. proceeded to sea with the ut most dispatch. These Officers left St. Gilles- on Sunday evening, and give a pleasin;► aecOunt of the progress of the Royal Cause in La Vend6e. On the 28th tilt. an action took place, in Which, BUONAPAIZTE'S General (TaAvoT), with 3,000 men, were routed with great loss ; and on the Ist and 3d inst. the enemy were also repulsed in their endeavours to prevent the landing of can non, arms, and ammunition, sent from this Country. A , letter had been intercepted from the Mi nister of IST?Ir at Park', in reply to one from Ge neral Travot, demanding powerful reinforcements. In this letter the Minister informs hint' of his ina bility to comply with his request ; and hoped he would make every effort with the troops he pos sessed, not having a man to spare. " These Officers speak with 6nnfifience of the success of the Bourbon Cause, which has 65,000 armed supporter's in LaVend6e alone ; and that the White Flag was flying at Boardeanx, and many °thee towns on the French Coast."—(Plymouth, GUADALOUPE AND MA TITTNTQUE - DECLARED FO nroN IPARTE. Extract of a leiter from Antigua, received by the Fox packet; dated May 3 :--" Information re ceived here from Guada!oupe and Martinique, state that the French troops had, appeared on the parade with the tri-coloured 'cockade, and de dared for BUONAPARTE. The Govern-or had so licited the assistance of Sir J. LE/TH." There can be no doubt but that long before the re-appearance of the. Hero of Elba on the Con tinental Stage, the troops in these Islands were, like their companions in France, tampered with and prepared - for this declaiation. As Admiral Ltbroxs however (the Governor of Martinique) has so promptly resorted to *lie prudent and 10 - y,il 'meaitire q.f calling in the assistance of the British against these rebel Soldiers, and as they do not (we are informed) exceed the nurnbe;of 700 men in both islands, there ,can, we trust, be little fear of their being speedily reduced, and these import_ ant Colonies held for Louis XVIII. the King to . Nvhom they were ceded. The two French vessels, sent, in the beginning of last week to Plymouth by the'Rhin. frigate, have been released by order of Government, and sailed on Friday last for 13rest. The Melponzone, taken in the Bay of Naples, is under different circumstances 'from any of the other raptures, as, we understand,. it was in the act of violating a blockade enforced by the pre sence of a sufficient Naval Armament. The most interesting contents of Paris Journals of the Bth are translated into our preceding columns. Their chief featurp is the Speech of the Rebel Leader, BUONAPARTE, 011 openin g the Session of his mushroom Peers, and (as f ar as possible) packed Representatives; or, as the Morn ing Chronicle expresses it more royally, in other words, " the opening of the Legislative Session by the Emperor in person, with the Speech Which his Majesty made on the occasion from the Throne." As for the Speech it sets out with a Palpable false hood, and upon that basis iworesses principles as the result of choice; which are only the resul t of neces sity. he Usurper asserts, that circumstances, and the confidence of the people, had three moaths • ago Invested - him with " unlimited azahority" - L-an assertion which every man who heard him must have known to be utterly destitute of truth. As it is, however ) the only boast of power which he makes, We might suffer to pass, were it not that he builds ul►on it a merit which is . not his due, for yielding this...authority back t,o''the Na tion, moulded into the form of a Constitu tiOnal Monarchy. •It is not to this •.changeless Tyrant that France owes her liberty or her Con stitution. It is to Louts XVIII. and the Powers of Europe, that her ,debt of gratitude and her thanks ought to be paid for these blessings. It is to - the year of light which has just beamed upon her population, rescuing them from the darkness of ignorance,. imposed in order to concea; the delusions of a. Charlatan Governmenl, and the chains of Slavery, that the country owes even the semblance of a legal system, and the sha- tl‘v of a popular representation, which is now held mit to it. Neither the Corsican nor his partizans ‘rould ever have granted one privilege, or restored one right to the people :—nor do they now act that part, but only to cheat the passing hour, to avert the pressing danger, and to - esfrxblish themselves in that security and strengtli which would enable them again to lord it over prostrate France, groaning in misery and steeped in blood. The Speech, We are told by some of MIT Cotem- Ooraries, is remarkable for its moderation. Mo ck:rat-ion Iron) the lips of BUONAPAttTE is like re fom the Devil's mouth.. It is to .deceire and betray. Ile is " a Cnan forbid,"—the frame of society cannot co-exist with his . pTsession - of power; and fatal and abhor' eat to reason would be [lke policy which, after the experience of five and twenty years, relied on'the professions of this con% icted breaker of oaths and infaaious scourge of mankind. We shall not dwell further upon this poor pro duction, so dissimilar to the customary vaunting and broggard harrangnes which issued from the same person, when his teal chitracter 'Was deve loped by the intoxication of pourcr—it surely can not mislead the undetstanding of one rational being. His confession, that the demands for finance are excessive, and the probable receipts ancertain, is very comfortable to the Allied CauSe. If he is already embarraised in these respects, what would he he were the contest to be prolonged six . _ . months ? The end of this harangue is like its beginning, a piece of unfounded hraggardism-- " Do you," exclaims the Corsican, " Peers and Representatives, give the nation the exampl e _ awl pat rIOUSIII ; and, like the senate of the great people of antiquity, resolve to die rather than survive the dishonour and de gradation of France." - Why, it they had resembled the Senate of an tiqui!y, they syotild have perished to a man three mouths ago, rather thau have survived the dis- honour and degradation, of Prance, in the re-esta blishment, of. such a wretch,.as .he who thus ad dressed them on the throne 01 the 1361.7RD0Ns The French accounts frortrthe West are cheer ing, and we had prepared for the Press some im portant inferences to . which they naturally lead, but the gratifying intelligence since received from Plymouth (see our first Article) renders them unne cessary. We have, received Jamaica Gazettes - to the 30th April, from which we learn that the Duke of MAN CLIESTER, in his capacity of Governor-General of Jamaica and its Dependencies, has issued a Pro clamation forbidding all foreigners of any descrip tion whatever to land on any part of the terri- torics under his controul, except at KingStoll.— The cause assigned in this Proclamation fOr .the adoption of this measure is, - that many persons of a description highly dangerous to .the tranquillity and security of the idand had arrived there, and that there was reason to expect that more of a. similar description might attempt to come. The Proclamation is dated St: Jago de la Vega, April 28, 1815. These Gazettes also contain the particulars of the capture of his Britannic Alajesty's 'armed schooner St. Lawrence, of 15 guns, by the Ame ricanpriyateer the haqseur, of 28 guns, on the 2tli C -.l 2 eb. last. Admiral Sir P. MALcoLsi left town on Friday for Deal, and will proceed to the Scheldt directly. Several vessels are to be placed under the direc tion of this. Officer, who, Particularly distinguished for th e purpose, it is said, o li f in CO l o f pe in ra 4 ti ieri co-operating . with the Army under the Duke .of ‘VELLINGTON; as far as circumstances will allow, on the French Coast: The Erebus sloop, Captain D. E. BA It'iliOLOME W, fitted for throwing the Congrcve Rockets, is to sail immediately from Portsmouth for the Donits, and Sir P. MALCOLM, it is AilkiCti, is to hoist Ith Ling on board her, NAVAL NEWS. terlgi FoxF A L: a t c o k u;A t tt , the Bth April ; from Demerara the 20th Sailed x, JUNE ri a E I .(7 n . a — ii A,tir.orimvesd :: :13 ; and from Antigua th , . 11th May: Th e go'Th',,ite Montrose packet was wrecked the 28th Al il " o a a pa n c d k p a r , oc f e r e o t n ie l ing into Bathadoes ; the crew, passengers, .ae& Proceeded for o J u a t t h n , aica. The P rincess M i! , :ii r mail saved. The Wellington packet had ar . ri v r h i s ow' s, - f o li ' y t s a fr t ot A u t t lt h i e gt l ia a . tter Ar the " )re i 6 packet, with 'a mail from.Malta'ind Gibraltar Arrived 10-day 00 1 II , • AlOl ICIf, JUNE. 11.—Arrived the Me 3 packet, with a Mail from Hamburgb: 53iuile, yesterday the Prince of Orange packet , fo rjj : e land ; , Diana, for Hanibuith ) a nd . . the Ac ts " ' for Gottenburgh. . e the PLYMOUTH, JuNE 9.—Came in yesten'a7 et Tortoise store-ship, from Jamaica, and the Fe rr i a . sloop of war from a crhise. Arrived to (la) ! t o ' N . inatle cutter, front La Vend6e, with French ° 's cers . (Royalists) on beard.—Sailed. his MajestY ships Glasgow and Fly on- a c ruise.- - W ffid W ri . ,,, DEAL, .JUNE 11•.—Arrived -yesterday the ': land Dwelt man of war from Plyntotrtli, ad sail' for the Texel.' Came down from the It iVer ta day the MariuerVfor the Cape of Good Hope; Claudius fur Batavia, and the Alacrity for the Ca4l)e- Arrived the - Hermes front St. Dt;m ig.o; Little Fr.C" L'Aigle, and Ann, from Jamaica; ttiS derick, from St: Vincent's; . Earl Fitztvii.'-n13., from Barhadoes ; New Plicenix, from Trit lid9 i e . and several others, •names unknOwn. B ' 4°ll i transpat I:, Pioneer schooner, with a Convoy of, with the Ist battalion of the 4th- regiment f° Ostend. , ,§ I ORTSMOUTII, JUNE ii • --Arrivea his Mitjes'Y i ships Cordelia from the Downs, Tortoise f ra . g _ the NVest Indies, Echo froth Jamaica, a nd• 0 6 Majesty's ' s hip if; Casta from Berinuda... Sailed his ~....Vit • Contest, 'with a-c convoy to the 'Westward. Westward: , . - - -,- ift , ._ .—W:i: fift with Nin: IRear-Admiral the Hon C. E. FLEg" :6 15 76 - a P I ° 1:11- t e e e t l l a l t t: i i l i a T s r o 7 r s u n i c ) n o l a a u s i t -i t h ( l i e o i p n n a S .t c l a k i tee packet C r . c !Fay] Cannel t aken e 1 0 : ~t .i t te l 4 i tinrlll4;lyielot. :it l ,oi l itl.le l; a l iiieß a lisi r os c .fg l ar l eogl l ;e. a nti s n) t Erei I,l,l o atg i t i leoo h eiflr e (,l r t ,o, p v, ffaos JanuaryNs, a loe a ry esotiok lAanonat:fivett:er:ile:c,bil:. tei7oireisrlec ill e i'nn' efforts ti o 1 ;eh, - unsuccessful ; they well maintained their higl' le t. tsiieerypascukpeetiior force of the oce d potation. Orti • have .ci s J been received at Portsmou,,m, ply., fiti the' Laccdenron ian, Ilrune, Mart ial, tin" . „ -1 1 3 fer'' - ("''''''-',-) Et.er.,:---, to dock the T er ror 0 , .,. , Ar e vent ; and to fit the Vitt and Pallas, ifitiCil '-' building at that trock-vard. 's brave crew.hr: rere: , 0 nf his 1 11 , 1 1 . r. Robert Wm.ailor, late AlitishipmEt 0.i., :Tr, to be tried for deserting to the A s ajest's brig Jascur, sent borne ns i! . 1 .15 , rie rte . ,. . c i k, anti a man by the name of Anthony Shati°o„ theen of having been a boatsw nonth ' s m i _ ...ten as master of an American 51001' c . edentonian, and brought to England, 52 ,i f r a . Heralione, at the time of the tuutill, _ air IN otnNTs.—Ca in the Lacedemonian. . "nted tcr . aitt's ,Inste ° I) uv iy ea ' NAVAL APPO - the Ro • 1 Deo • )a Oak; Capt. J. Pearce, Nymph; 'r a and s., Buyes, Bedford ; IV • reats,....• I'l ',. hi".. 3- rilit . •', ...,di is )ury , • r Aunt - Mottlev, Ali • )ion: W A Usher, Diadem: j•.• sant •itD• k - • ,' lc . eason, horthumberland.—Lieuten Idorof to be to be Purser of the Euryalus. yitain C. Upton i? 2 - .tOsParo. i,. 'J'IIIE A nM Y. - -. . , The ' to direct, that Officers on haff-paY, fication, that the Prince Regent•has b: " V it ,, l' re .- Gazette 'of Saturday night contains a n ° s t e i c ; t° the e l 1); tired list, and General Officers, entitled. of l their army rank, shall for their cion sren ielr e es, allowed in future to receik their pay fr" Ill Udine, to • ttiblishments of England and Ireland, acc° r .1 - e ' the country in which they shall actually res,; (l ( or , . The 4th, 7th, and 43d regiments, and ' t p e el rison battalion,' which have beenjefitted 0 io dl sent to-day Dover, arc to be embarked. for the Nether -day or to-morrow. their ol re4 . The 7th -, or .ttoyal Fuzileers, are 4311 to the barraeks at H 1 yt le. • at 'Pr e ' TI 0 - le 4.d battalion of the 52(1 regiment is , pia•rtered at Canterbury. -. or on the )9_, EAST INDIES. c i‘ v i-a tl i i ll'a 1 a.very w I in Powers, the Bombay It is rumoured, eV" --- that in cons f tbe ce 0 Intra,aLworrottlislNalormllyzA., hasri itabkdetnftron.:lative be field, tta the formidable Preparations made by th e I a l s o motion. B • East Ts' y a letter from Qitilon, a port in the i,.. ..)3d (commanded by C a' : dies, which we.have reeived this day, brought the the Castlereagh homeward-bound ship, we pre,Jer . l e unpleasant intelligence, that a few days ,_, l taken to its .sailing,'a sanatiinary confliet,,li. r a 'en place at Muttra, hem e'en the soldiers ot,'"v, g od two " talions of Bengal ziepoys, in consecioen former I -laving interfered in their religious cer.e: !ponies. The latter proceeded in a batty to ti d : abarracks of the 53d, whom they challe n g -ed, „rente rlin s our accopnt states, the whole, or the It part of the men belonging to that fine regitnFi_ were fa sacrificed io the resentment of the native itoo: ntrY• The OM 7 ei.s on either side %vac not ° s __ tested_ ; and when the carnage terminktted, 'be "siToYs returned ,to their quarters.—jt sho,uld bi. 7served, however, that this is but A re port tra ns , n ittetl from Bengal to Qnilon ; and we ncerel,,, "Pe that the particulars ; will ht. went) t° °- greatly CXaggei'eed.—(llcra4ter ilerald) . Coastm y:rinies arc