The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-27 00:00:00

I ii Se: zc 14 . n rflft ttl'o: , :ter li tit`t. , are by wioiCl. they stippo;e(l tite d er. thrittalßr Deptlties fuer yesterday Morn= The' President pt - t•syteted a letter from the Abbe Montesquieu, enclos. e ing a proclamation fot Oteir-dissolution. Tht• Electoral Citlle•gts conVoketi for the Ist (4. AH'. Ve Chamber of Cotinntnks for the 4nt , A letter from) Vienna of . the 10th 141st. Announces t1::!t' the TieptArtirre of his Maje,ty the . Emperor of which 101(1 been fixed for the 15th, is ben -tome uprertain. niONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, Anncit o.—ln the rrening of the 7th, the embaritation of Napoleon from Elba occupied an the attention of the Court The next day the event became the I :opie of c9nversation, and excited the I:4ust lively sensation. The Emperor sent the Prince Eke Mettcrnich to Schoenbrun to inform the Areh-Puchess Maria Louisa of the circum stance. They had a long conference, and on the 8:h she arrived at Vienna. PARIS, AlALtcm 20.---.. The King and the Minces set out last night. His Nhtjesty the Emperor arrived at eight o'clock this evening, at the Palace of the Thuillerirs. lle entered Paris at the head of the very troops that Were sent Wit this morning to oppose his entrance. '1 lie army which had .been formed since his 'de barkation, had not advaticed farther than Fon tainhlcau. 11 is Majesty reviewed on his route se veral corps of troops. He constantly marched in the Midst Of an illlrnense popnlation, that every wla , tc thronged around him. Theobrave hatta lions of the Old Guard, which accompanied the Emperor from Elba, will arrive to-morrow. and will thus have marched in 21 days from the Gulph , of Juan to Paris. His Majesty Iris appointed his Serene HighneFs the Prime Areh-Chancellor of the Empite Minis to. of 3f,istice.. • - The Duke of t;arte. 'Minister of Finances. The Duke of llassano, c' , ecretary of State. The Nolte of I)..2eres, Minister of .Ma rine and Colonies. The Puke of Otranto, Minister of General Police. The (.:ointe \Frliie•n; 111inister of the funiwlial Treasury. l‘llighal Prince D l ktlointlif, Minister of War. Toe Duke -De - lierigo, Principal luspectoy-General of Gen- Warnicire. The Comte De Bondy, Prefect of the Department of the The Counsellor of State, M. Rial, Minister of Police. It was a mistake that Grenohle and Lyons were retaken, as the inhabitants would of themselves have Se.•n sufficient for their defirnce. Besides, the L•npi•ror had AreAtly received at Lyons the Aide-de-Camps of the Prince of Essling, wly In-id sent them kit the'porpkise of receiving orders ,f) on; the hilipefor. ThiOnvilie lids not vet been invested by the Prussians, as reportzd. Tie '_l;inpress of Russia arrived at Munich On th e evelii-ng of the 12th. Botranr.Aux, Usactr -I.—The Count de Lynch having been admitted this morning to audience with Madame (the Duchess 'of Angonleme), re quested her Royal flightless, in the name of the 1 ini)abitants of the City of Bourdeaux to defer her departure, which was to have take = n place this day. his Excellency the Governor, M. Le Pret, and the Colonel of the . NationalGualds, who were present, joined their earnest entreaties to - those of th e Mayor of Btintdeanx, pad her Royal I I ighness deigned to signify that she granted their regitest. The day before yesterday were presented to Ma dame bv the Prefect of the Geroude, the General Officers of the place, the Offictrs of the Gist atid Sth regiments of the Nhtional Garde of Mar:ne, of the National Gstrde of Lot and Garonne. They all reiterated with enthusiasm the oath to combat and the for the Icing and the family of the Bourbons. A great number of persons offered themselves to take the field. Among those brave soldiers were distinguished all the old royal vo lunteers. The same oath was repeated by the . i‘lembers of the General Council, tile - Officers of the National Guard, of Lesparre, and of the gar rison oi Bayonne. • NANTES, MAUCH IO.—X eterday and to-day a great number of persons inscribed their names as Volunteers. This eagerness ,of all citi4ens to defend the cause of a good King, will no doubt bring back to. the path of honour all the soldiers ' who haye strayed front it. ANoeiss, MARCII tlighness the Duke of Bourbon to-day revietved the National Guard of Angers, consistbig o f 600 wen we ll armed, is:itl in the best condition. They deified before iris Royal Highness with shouts a thousand times repeated of lire le livi! All differences of opi ni,in seem to have disappeared, and the people of angers have, beets rendered by the present circum stance, a people of brothers devoted to their Icing tind Country. A letter from Madrid states, that there had been some riots at Seville. e Fourth Number o f ' Tu E BRTTISH , LADY'S MAGAZIN E" will he entbelljshed with a Portrt,rit of Miss .JANE PORTER, engraved by Mr. scutves„ and ‘vill coptain.valttabe - and interestiog Articles, under the following heads : viz. Original commu nic.'ations ; French Theatre ; Illustrations of West minster Abbey ; Facts - , Fancies, and Recollec tions ; Memoirs of Eminent Women of Great Bri tain ;, Poetry; Review of New Books ; Retrospec tive Criticism : Fine Arts, 'British Institution ; New Music, the Drama, the Opera, Chronicle of the Press, - Announcements, Places of Amuse- Retrosnect• of Politics, London and other lntclligence, Fashions, Hortulana, .Monthly Ca lendar,' The unexpected' meetiug of two - !CollittrVMen in 'Cor . nlii!l produced the following curious con versation :—•' \illy, neighbour, what in th e vorld could have bi - ought ylou a matter of. a him oreu miles-from Ii Ante.''--" Noie (tang it, Robert, it I an't a bit of a tp tell thee„as.l aut sat.- tain sure thou won't forestall ;I am just gohiq to io butsa Ticket, for Dame .tells me we lw - al,nost :,oure of get ring one of the Three 30,0001. I'ri7n;s, a, there is site') a mortil few Tickets ; and liarkee, Robert. if 6o :be we don't get that, we may chance stumble on cc Blank and gain at whole a'Housaun shinnq: Guineas next Wednesday, and .1).-yue tuts given Inc leave to stop in Lunoun to See the hrzbot on't." i.61 - thiet hhA.Ws TM!? El.: PRIZE; OF THIRTI"I'HOUTS.A ND l'of TNDS-7- VIVE TflopsAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, AS SOON AS DRAWN. MAILS. A.atttvEs--;-3 Prance Li bun , Malta , Lfuliiin , 3 Water ford. Due--1 Holland, 1 Gt.)ltenburgh, 2 kianthurgli. EASTER MoNDAY.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India and South Sea Houses. FRENCH FUNDS, MARrnt 2i 5 pet Cents i 72 f. 72 f. 50c. 73f. 50:.. Bank Actions SUGAR. — = The average price of Brown or 4lnscvado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending 2id March, 1815, is 583. 84d. per cwt. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning-, 8 minutes after 4. 1 QG minutes after 4. T:-IF SUN 11 _4 k_ • sor,EM QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AOIIEAT ? LONDON. itroND-IY, .31.4 RC II 27, 1815. Contrary to our expectation, we yesterday re. ecived from Prance Paris Papers Of the 21st, 221, and 231, and this forenoon those of the 24th at rived: We hate not seen any of the 20th, and therefore sul►pose that none were published on that memorably disastroui day which saw; Ruo- NAPARTE again Master or the French Metropolis. The only dillerenee we observe in these Journals With the marvellous exception of the tone is, that a Paper, entiiled " Journal de l'Empire, is sub— stituted for the " Journal de. Debuts." Our preceding columns are Heti with Extracts from the three first days ebullitions of the lmpe‘- rial Press ; ,the intellige-nce of the last will be found below. The Moniteur of the 2-Ith has nut a line of tiews—it is thus curiously occupied at this wonderful crisis : page Ist, is filled with some unimportant "accounts from Spain, with • .Morning Chronicle's infamous letters front Paris translated into French, and our Parliamentary Debates : Page 2(1, continues the same, has a Bankrupt List, and then proceeds to review a Li terary History of France during the Twelfth Cen tury—a Treatise on Trees and Shrubs—an En graving of the Virgin from RAPHAEL, which fill the rest of the sheet, and the whole concludes with the Course of Exchange and Play-bills ' " ' The other Papers contain the following : [Frain the Jou:-., , a1 de Paris of the 24th.1 • " This.:l,ournal eon ta a 11:ot of persons appoint ed by Buonaparte to different Prefectus es. Amongst theni We find the following names, already so con spicuous in the annals of infamy - :—Rled-ener appointed to the Prefecture of the Aube; . - missy d'Arigias to that of Charente ; and Jean de Brie to the Lower Rhine. "The Counsellor of StatePommerenil has been continued in the Office of Direetoi-General of the Book-ti:ade, and of the i rress. "The Chevalier Sauluier, who for twelve years was Secretary-General to the Alinister of Police, has been recalled: "The pupils of the Polytechnic School, Who so valiantly defended Paris when' that' capital was through treason given up to the enemy, have te mained constantly attached to the Ellyei or. .Dur ing the embodying of Royal Volunteers, these brave youths unanimously retused to enrol them- selves among them. • " In the great Hall of the Court of Cassation, the full length portrait of the Emperor has been replaced, as well as the N's in tile medallions of the arms of the Empire over the fire-place. ,The Bees upon the hangings had bee❑ preserved, as were also the Eagles.—The full length portrait of his Majesty has also been restored to its place in th e se c ti on of the Court of Requests. •Yesterday the inscription in letters of gilt bronze, " INlus6e Napoleon " was replaced on the Frize of the En trance to the Gallery of the Louvre. " In . the. Island of Elba the Emperor lost only one man of the faithful Guard that accompanied him. " It is said that the 500 or COO Body Guards who accompanied the King have been disbanded, and that a great many of them have returned. " We are informed front Florence that Madame, the Mother of the Emperor, and the Princess his Majesty's Sister, who were left at Porto Ferrajo, have landed at Viareggio, not far from Lucca.— The English (it is said iu the Journal de l'Empire) have taken possession of Elba. • " STRASBURGH, MARCH 1 9.—Yesterd a y a part of our garrison set out to,repair to other destina tions. Numerous detachments of the regiment of artillery have set out -to occupy the strong holds of Alsace, ivhich are all to be put in a state of de- fence to resist any foreign incursion. " All the news that has leached ns from the Right Bank of the Rhine consists of detail s of the movements in that quarter, occasioned . hy infor mation of the events which have taken place in the South ofFrance. All the troops of the line of the GLatld..Dueby of Baden hare received orders trl htiM ticeitieives to thnivil: tPtiLe garrison of Catimthe is expected in the neigliismir hood of Kehl ; the Austrian Geneal Velkmann, commandant of the fort, has einicentrated his troops; about six , hattalions, id-that place and the neighbouring villages.. " VIENNA, MAECEI warlike prep pt- lions are attributed tothe'determination of sup 7 porting a note sent by Prince Metternich to the Minister of L'huis XVIII. and another note sent by the same Minister to the Neapolitan Ambas sador, in both of which Austria declares to these two Courts that she cannot sec with indifference, nor permit on any accou►►t warlike preparations, which might cause troubles in her kingdom . of Italy.—(Journal de Frankfurt.) . " The dissolution of the Austrian Landwchr, which had been ordered, has been countirtuanded till an indefinite period. ".Tlie Congress has resolved entirely to abo lish the remaining traces of the servitude of serfs in the different parts of Ciermany. (Fro n i, Uri: fa de r Empire) " VIENNA, AIARCH Courier arrived yes tertiay from Alar,bal ".13ellegarde. On the first netvs of the events in FI :ince, the Piedmont:llse tr o op s tintrched for Turin, and seized all the passes of the Mountains. " PARIS, Aliacn 24.—The dmjnons of the Imperial Guard arrived yesterday at the close of the review. These hrive warriors entered the Place du Carousel, Omitting " Eire Emperenr," to which the populace replied, " Five la .Garde mperiale." " a few days will appear a pamphlet entitl ed, " Causes which have hastened the Pall of the Bourbons." Persons worthy of credit assure us, that this little work is equally remarkable wisdom, and the moderittion with which it is written. /From Me Gacclle de France.) " General Lxcei►►►ans set - off - tile day before yes terday, witf► a corps of cavalry, and is directed upon Beauvais. " lhe aichess of Angotderne has fled to Spain. It is said that she iwcnds h2nceforth fixing' her residence there. " Sonie detachments of Royal Volunteers who had foilowed'the King - , and who were directed towards Amiens, have been - disbanded, and Elie men have returned to their homes. " Since yesterday, 'the National Guards have ceased doing duty in the Castle. " King Joseph, the brother of the Emperor, kr-. rived here at three o'clock this attest on.---His Majesty is to occupy the Palace d'Elysce Na poleon. THE FIItNCII EMPIRE " STRASBORG, INlAncu 19.—The Marshal Duke of Albufera takes measures to . secure our confines from all foreign invasion, and to place our strong holds in a good state of defence. W e l earn that our,city, Landau, Sclilestatt, Neuf 13;isae', Liu ningtien, Szt.' - . are to be immediately provisioned. " The Ausaian troops at Kehl remain tfiliet " Our private letter from DOver gives a envious reason for the n . , W-arrival of French Paper; dnr ing the past week, viz. that they were prevented by Marshal MAcnoNaLD, acting for the KING at Lyons. Respecting their important contents, now that they have reached us, brevity must, from the space we have allotted to them, be our order of the day. The tyrant \vho said he would " forget eery thing," has begun (see his decrees) by overturn ing every thing ; confiscating property, destroying the Constitution, persecuting the Emigrants, and disbanding the National Guards and Volunteers, one company of whom represent more real French property and sentiment than the entire mass of the Usurper's Mintary adherents. Our Readers will peruse with pleasure the list of the Corican's new Ministers. There is not only not one man of decent character among them, but they arc all the veriest wretches, the outcast and des pised of all the factions which have figured in the French Revolution—DavousT ! FOUCHE ! CAR NOT ! CAULItiCoORT ! where is VaDANIME,, the Lady-flogger UOGGPNDORP, and other worthies of the same stamp, to complete the roll of these infamous Scoundrels,. and march along-side of NEY the Knife-grinderiof Sarre-Louis, SUCHET, the Butcher of Tarragona (who had prepare to defend Alsace, .even before his Master got to Pa ris) ; . and MottAT, the wholesale Murderer of Madrid. " BUnNAPARTE has assumed a moderate tone,'' 3° eve ar e told, and partly see—but who hcqi% bis tone.; look at his assoeiAtes,and remember Isis ~~bn character, and then trust the Traitor us you would the " lion fanged," tor Satan in his first. ap proaChesio our common mo th er . S ure ly efe d u , lit , / itself. is not now to be dup e d by the profes siou§ of such 0 miscreant, nor is there a Power in ji;urop,e so stultified a 4, not to b aware that Peace find tl 4 .t. exl:stercb :if - €lll . l .143 , 4 ,c Ice of the civilized world, are utterly 111 patible. Frericb force mitt, ktigb is raters 40,000 znen. Many parts of France are stat i° and loyal. All the Allied Sovereigns 'lave d etev ; ruined t.o act with. vigour and celerity. D i g i t The Conflict W O!, " is straining every nerve. bitter, but, we trust, short. The folliiwing Bulletin was issued by Go'reill‘ it:lemon Saturday evening :---- BULLETIN. " roreign-Offee, Downing-Street, Saturritig Nig ht : , " Colonel Jenkinsun arrived this evening w ith Disp atch. from Lord Fitzroy Somerset, dated at Paris on the f2ed Lord Fitzroy Somerset and his suite, with the SP 33 ` 4 Swedi:ll, and Russian Embassi e s, were, at the ab ove date ! detained in Paris, being u na bl e t o procure passports for Ot. hui:sys. o na4 liuuuaparte entered Paris at half-past eight on 4 m— ~ .night, in the most private manner. His su it e occupied Or carriage:, each dra w n by six •horses. At ten IleXt niorin4 lie shoved himself fr om th e w i n d ow i n t h e Garden ot 1" 'rhuillerirs. About noon he reviewed the troops cu tb Pjfic‘ . Carousal. L6,3A 1,2 Saulnier.4o' Ney joined Buonaparte Ills Proc'amation dated from th a t pl ace 00 idt-h •"' t cc/ t p describes the Bourbons as un fit to re i gn, anti rocoull"" 44 troops to join the great Napolon! cAulincourt had been disratClred to Germany to in fo to the _trchdnchess Maria Loni,a to Paris. Cattlincourt I"i4 the capital on this inission on Tuesday eveninz. " His Most Christian Maj,..sty had al - lived at Lisle' rl shals Berthier and•Matdonald remained with hint. M clsid i'e and Marsh a l i‘larniout were inarCtring with a litrsc 101;4 • wards Lisle." 15P BUONAPAIITE certainly 'tl'retc to Lows to- - ; from Antibes, and ►the followin , -, we are as 4re" 4 0 is is a literal tr a n s l a ti on o f his letter :--`` finished--I shall soon recover lIIV vise you to go to one of my Palaces, and ` vl ' et) arrive, we will arrange matters." It has been er roneous ly state d in a 4 1 . 1( 4 1.1 1 ' ,17 1 Paper of this day tlmt a Privy. Council, " of day, took into consideration the exn edie,,, t itl calling out the Mil:tia in England, I'l'o 3o, l 7 'o' Scotland, and had adopted that measure- ( .0 Writer does not seem t o k now that' t he 3 1 1 111 , cannot he called except in cases of Rehelli ° ''', o o o surrect;on, Invasion, or d anger o f Invasioo, 1- r e of which events have occurred, or are Ii10: 1 Y quire such a measure. . • -4" ov Early yeqerilay.riorning the PalN:cc i' -- ps 1 left r town for NVincisor. r 11 ' 1 ' ::-..aturday afternoon the French Arnhos"i d° l l t or an andience of the P R I N C E R EGE NT itt '''l I douse. ''At I , c r Its‘N /1 , D 3 S ,(s , .. te A r S , T ia L y Eri ni E , A n O n tl in ; , h d it t N i l ie r r bfit l i o lg u i s n e c mond. co" . According to private letters from vie ti' 4 ' D l llll6ll has been t;dien possession ot British troops from Belgium. ett rl! S LV es•rEtt, the Messeng- , r, arrived in to y° yesterday m ora i trout Calais, where he t ole been waitin i .; some days for a p ,,, 5ag ,.. graphic communication with the ew:st terruptctl, BuoN.NPARTE bad no Other o' ent : ' l •it'c' laying on a n em b ar g o t h an by sending "a e lp.,ci s .` This was the first step he took on arriving 9t , d IP r but his orders were intercepted on the means of the Mike of BEEttl, and untoY were thus enabled toescape: the whit" wa , s , worn at Calais as w e ll as the cockade, but much aPathy prevailed evc r Y 3 ( s ) : along the coast. l'hure are more men at Calais, and the people go for resistance, that a handful of met' taken the place. Two gluts Were PO the batteries wlieu th e l ast accou nts ciitn e The moment the Ifimperor A L EXAN 9S , - n3 tC ll , of I►E tfutlli:eirt to l . aiitling in li the Baof Juan, he disr one and twe nt y cour ie rs to different f 3rts , ;0 , li i put Lis troops in !notion. cc - 0 11 ' h t The news front Catalonia has giv en 1 tersest to the intel:igence from that the . disorders have been considerably in' i g io n They arose fr om o p pos i t i on t o a Cillill l , r so ate %%16d! had_ been i m p ose d and esci tc " it humour in a province extremely jeal°" s "- vileges. . I • esd . ' ll jig It is remark a bl e , that it] the Monitor 0 f 'i , the first paragraph announces the deV i." ; -1 1::tlt ei i ) ol King—and the. seo on d the arrival ot th e buil e a r t. Moniteur of the 22t1 cont:tins tl Decree, dated front the Ti o tilleries , t o. o isi' o . declaring, that the !nobiliary c°1 : 1 4; not be put into activity ; that the corr :00 0- 4 e o! teers shall be disbanded, and retire to the . 0 , It' and that the arms and eq been taken from the ma all b e r games s Po st ef l Saturday it was announced by•the 6 to 1 1, c ie that a Flanders Mail would be 1114(1e ,%* e nd ; "s4 row evening —and every ensuing T"c 94 ' 5 p00 r ,,04 day—to be forwarded by packets ITV" Ostend. Packets are also establislWl t ! rtlP militia, for the purpon of maintainitl@ Coill - se with Spain, which has uipments wil t cst ore 4 by the late occurrences in I've4, l .eq• be. made up to-morrow "pa g v ° • ' ofi ti 0 Tuesday. , (100 c- o ro Mr. WI •ITBREAT) has h,egn s.(Wle tV i ha t to his bed by an t'rbscels in in the biPlifferel Hatac tvhich Mr. WiivpHo l s-ocentio not 44 t.,} 4 tirinipg 4 tendency. I le is r‘t E all early a t'e~ f an te gels d o t p r s; he 1. 1 c i k l . s t : t n i v s s a it i r e iv o s ci l e i z a l l t • i ii2 4 g their °lnc-6-s to hoist time threatening them with death, 0 00 woiild not fight against their W ine: (log their•brethren. .y I . l . ll monelaemmnimme. cf. 41 iti • LONDON : Printed by J. B. CillSiT,ll."- (- "lines; and published by IV. A..Seltir'i,,:e at the .iuN-Orricill, No. fl 0, Strand; jca""' twits, Orders ; L . l:ttvs (post• T-aid):