The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-31 00:00:00

iiCtict• W hite flags were seen at all the windows. Some `transpirencies sere Very curious., A Parisian ffi Iltenesb strett Des Petits Ch+siEs):wa6.YePreseittil 'with these words :--- 'Vireo 1e Itdl, Ma Feeltue . dt Ifoi. i) the Kinglong life, ;•.* , And tottle and my wifel„,_ It nl's all the wort] 'to this 410,,* , fiefore the hditse of 'IV. jAiibttfi Iteeper, of .lmattling-itotise lu St: Antoine.; *a , 4 qitt,en 't Past ttn•r: Vreient. rditre. I stiffgei4 ' I etsjav I , 103413 • Thoa suffered Thon s-? eitj4eXt . '''lltnuAalt lire. Tikett. bee grand revieesi, of the Englist army alter the grand revieest of 1 1 - 11$ itussian jt _is reamoii•ed that Twit' Stetvott is gone to, I.4notina with the waintatrnft of titi :Treaty. Atti }'miler with the YestertiAn,.on.the , Oecw; situ' of the fete, the king reccivea tile tiottg'catti4 iatioas 'of the fo'rein AtobsiSatlors and 'anti of a consider:able oetnebtt• of ford-knelt of distio-tion„ According to the last taws Stil . ttetiantii it is not true that Joseph adonafiart* look refuge the Castle t3f Prangins. The sfitstiet of Peace Sit Nion has, by a domiciliary visit . , ascertained the contrary to he rite tact. nesidet. ) :the Sniss ne..4i , ..c't no sneasures!to secure their #qo&e.. Al. e Thiboadeins, falser and son, '.vbes Wife arrested at Lausanne, anti whose departure we an isOntsceft tf:r Berne. arrived thereon tile 15th, no tier an escal or five rays.de-Vatut Cltilsiettrs, mounted. t)li tAe nib they left that place, ac • compaisit.)d by an Officer of the goofed,erittion . t to, I epair 65,11i ! ste, S ;Ira- the Al;Cfidiike Join will di s c pose niltridriY l of tittir ta.te. " j s They write flints Route that-Lotils Buttnatsatle - has paid several ,Qacclinal,•Scct:etair . la State. .It is saitl4l;at g their 'object st-Tfit'f . , tpcintission for his - 'snutlier, and several. Sosau*rs .:01 his fancily, to'reside its the Roman States., The spouse destinesl for tileArclitinke, Charles ttf Anstria - 4i l a _Princes, off:Liu:abuse of Nassau., - Wedlnirg. rimik cotteren.EirrrAciehitiAWivisiritipAy monNts:q. . 'A subscription was raisedifo-the Faubourg St. 'Antoine to celebrate- the Elte...of the King ; after the expenses of the Pete 8 or'9ooo francs remain bare beets applieirilittlie release of pri. ion:-TG i., r deist. - , 111 t• , The King went yesterlisiit attve o'clock:into the Viltli)(1111":• St. A.•toine. whre In the streets. He was rea=7 , salute of tnnsgtietry, which began ats hot'se - hefor4 , lla:_. and ended an hour after his departure ) occur/Int l . *: tied with cries of Vire Lc Rai r PARIS, AUG. 27.—1 t said, that the P - ciriVga Sovereigns ale preparing i,s. Tut the Cap:talabotif , • the 12th Or 15th of September. • They write frilin Meaux that the t mperors Austria and Itussi.i, and the King of Prn4io are etpectell very shortly in that to sis, from whence tl , ty will proceed to Versus to review a groat num ber of their troops a-sembleil in the vast plains-..in - that vic'mity General Stirlen, who resides with 111 V n Nkiitist tt for - - jotirlity through .that tools. • According to a second Convention agreed upon '• bet %veeti the tioternot of Sedan and the Russian Creir.ral Hacke, the Go , ensor remains master of the C is , le of 'Sedan, and all ihr materiel us it.- - His ts:aff and the Military Admiiiistrations rt. itta. l ) With him! hit preserves air) a getrisod Of 60 (nen of tilts 12th keghdeut attui 13 eannonters, the 'idly troops o the line he had with hips, Jir.stNiti Avo. 20.-0-Madanie Hortense &hint pane is still 4r Seeheron. Permission has been refused her td prdreed to her domoiti of Ptegisy, .'.t.itts- - tts Clianichisty id 'Swm' It it said that 111. Briattaa Aidid-Cattip" 4 Louis . Btionaptitte, bag been sent to Madanse Hortense to claim the thild whom his ti ibtisa tof Paris have adjudged Should be restored to Iti'llithers CoLStAtt, AUG. 21.....4tie beard yesterday a very brisk cannonade ;mate direction of Huningliets. We have since karat that the boralstattiment of the piste Cetittnencell in theasourse of theiliyis.;= Nrishrisacis and Fort Mortice ha at hoisted the white flat the gartlsomnaret -ssitll,4isposed. RoMi j AVG. s.4.4ltesie Jtas been found its the house of the Ex-Cohstaitt , Naples, or rattler the Sx-Agent of Attest,. 21. wt.*: utouher of books. of Freetnisstsnry and . Secret Societies. The Holy Of. ice has given orderi`for their being tntrned in the piddle }tiger :by the -hands of the Brtrigettei - Sl`tryrdootD, AUG. 18.--The states of the King. tiont have separated after the prorogation,rtleeed by the King. Before dissolving they Ill'el&T.tip a Protest, in which they call. firm the people _of Wurtemburg and alt Gertnany, to judge whether they are the authors Of the disision between . the King and the People. The Count de Waldeck, one of the Members •of the State, who declared sheinseives twist strongly In- favour of the ancient' sighis of the people of Wurtensberg, has repaired to 'Paris; to the Prince Royal of-W-urtamhetg- . LYoNS, AUG. 22.—Tbe Conncillor of State lue. feet of the Department of the Rhone to the Mayors of communes of the Department. " Monsieur the Mayor,--4 am informed that in several communes, seditious provocations harts taken place with respect" to the Austrian soldiers sent ,in quality of garriso n troop3. The.truilty hare been iirtested,to be tried is/ r, epiti tary connuiSstoil. If ll:Ramat prevent • reeterrence.of these aggressions, tit! communes in which they. taikt 'plate boat be rximseti to rigorous Incomes, whialt it nril be out.. at asy power to amid. Yon eight, Mt. Mayor, to infer* your as tistant officers, that under these circumstatices,they should ail eoLoi . olor themselves bound to -conctit is reitleet for seiziug- P'e guilt-Is for the porpose of iiiiugiug them to jaitite. beg. Mt. Mayor, Inu will give paidieitr to this letter' the egret of w hi r l ' is to avo id sever i t y, tathith, its future, letter; he usable to prevent. COUNT CHADitOL." - - FRENCH pAprKs—Rgtstvgb THIS MORNING. Frwis rise ;.Iftrarteurt) A UGSIi LI RON ) AUG. 6.--Theywrite from Soleure ) that the Governot of that CAnton has Yesbtved to recat the Jesuits, after the example of sp a i t i anti bardiaia. These fatii...,rs will be ag A i n charged with the public itistractidn.---Tbe Pope's Maack> in the Government .t 0 take this step, Faoxrtgas or ITILv, 110.7 G. 9.--Private let. At: 3 iroui Rome aunottnce the rechict;on of Gaeta. hiritrN does not mention thiS faci. 1 111 Igen ce es ter T `Jt i pity It is stated thit *the Anstr :a in enttal 13Auct• gait the liombarchnent of Ihe place on the 12 - arb 'autf.totpr3ys two thonsatiti pieces of aitiliery.:-L, 'Many' parts of ih'e city lA4 taken. are, and among other piaetill Ole ee‘ehrated Totver of 'Orlando was' bnrut. ~The - king then nrleittl tire: : fire to be stispendild and the siege. to be con verted into a blockade;-'a's it &raters tittle witithr it surrender a little sooner or a little later, PARIS, AUG; 27.—i-tate - May, a tollilCil or mi. nisters sat - fur two ;tom. After_ hottlitit ihe :Cnoticii, tile-. King uelkerl upvni t!le boilevart and returned by tbe Berrien: du Trohe. fit.-.lliajisty was received with the tistidest tPront the Viatt - !itde AfrarC) • :VincrCs, AUG. 14.—Oitt tenitneexi..ll littet:l s + decayed. :The gist .nteoonts *tun Cottn itiention some ztovenients., which, threnten . the ti . Ancptillity of that They write from ttmrette, tlrat the 'peolOtt- Sri I. Veit 4h despair by the lapptessiott of the . sol 7. veititution is inevitable, if the Agents df ti* Vitat*go within the perkod an ilotitucea. Tust,rg, Avg. 10.---The merchant brigantine, under English tts'ouTs,, with the plague o) board; has been eoiithictettto Le ,, liorn by a Sivilian brig' of %val.; add' proper , ,,preaut,i9ns - taken to prevent tbt sprat ng bf coatagson. Draggigpan: that a Olb 'CA"' itattlfiparils.i4Y4llich -was formed - - secretly dintcittt, has been — Nissolvtd apd closed. • They.fputit(.. in theti' place nf ,Juerting' a flag with these,wprihs, " The - Emperor or,PeotN : " Kau!, Meta:bat lit ibis AssisiWiott Dart beets 'rested delivered tip to j o . st i'ee. •- , Letttis f rom bljdn - stAtc;' thAt tin , iitltrian .• • GAO trArtnie 'eatiiimefl in thae city w,al,briak lug. 110 to Awn to Germany._, . Befote going to take the eoltimand of.#tiitrtny Macdonald, tits Citatieelkie of , the lipgiciti .110nour". %vela in ;mufti costume to the Roy Al. House at St: - :Denis.,and gnve.orders to tit•ase the- ayph efs at - i3iion4pitle, ;the eagles And in crilttions ~i.hich api)earect ets th of tlie.eintinl and npfirtittottl. CainifF.R kxTRAORDINTARY Or MONttet Twb Exiraoriiuxry Contiers indeed this morn ink; at the TI aerie*. re....a..• Anal they estimat, at abont 16,000 the' number of Officrrs of all ranks who will he put iii retiretnent by tile King's Ordinance of the Ist August'. f 7; rum Elie JEntexal de . Parls4 the bake of Weliftigton; thr British .Arnbassa del. Sd t. Stuart, Oeuerds iron 4%4, *tit at the grand dinner given by the Duke bf Ottaitto, (Fouchi) on the King's hi rth -day,. The day before yesierciay a diplom itic peison34e set out in baste from Paris for London. It, is thought that he is the bearer of the treaty which is to be submitted to the Yribee Regent dt England, the ratification be will put an end to Our long tititertaintt. Geueral De4selie voluntarily surrendered him twif at-Orenuble., and has. been sent to Paris un der the' , effort of au Officer of Gendarmerie. General as buried on the• 18th, with all the honours due to Elf, rank. (From the J.:Arndt The blockade of Aleo . son nut permitting the electoral college to nicet there, the election is fixed fur Onions . . • . • FIAMBU Itql4 MAIL, itittASELs AXD FRANKFORT PAPERS. • Bnusseis, Ant : 26.—We have just been , fa. Yourett With a sight of the very graCious letter which his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Gfeat - Britaini, &c. wrincon-tkic Er of, Jiity-last to his Excellency the Hanoverian Lieutenant- Gencial Sir Charles /Ow, who was severely woUnded in the battle of the 18th of The following are the, contents :--- George, Prince! . Regent, -actltig fOr and in _the name of his Majesty our Father, Oeorge 111. by • the Grace of God, King,.Stc. communicate to you, by tbess presents our gracious intentions. Noble, beloved, and lOyal,-a-lf on- the one hand we are deeply afflicted at the considerable-loss which our Hanoverian corps, confided to your toilers, has , suffered in the memorable battles of the 16th and 18th of Inst ,month 5 we have had reason, on the other hand, to. feel peculiar satisfaction, at learning the .eulogiums which you bestow in your account, Upon ;the dis tinguished courage and bravery of oar valiant Ha noverians—a testimony upon which we set the higher value; as it comes from you, from a Ge neral who has combatted in so many battles for his country . and the good cause, atni 4as- coa7 ItArTifiCriaiiguL — We7 - 1 fiithseif by tll taTents his bravery, It very sinterely afTliets us" to see you ,ituOng Hie liumberof those who are wounded, and it I's, .liciwever, piasure that we perceive you were able to retain the connuati t t‘ at Our troops, 6utilhat you have tile hope of being itairely re. einered in a few weeks. lye have beta very glad at receiving kith your narration the.cOpy of th 'report which Ytio made on the 20th of last inonth to our - IMOVeil 'brother the Duke of titutbridge, upon the said battles, by which ivehavie been perfectly infort r aed, the plan Of site battle - , and of ail .the wliielt have aecOmpanied it. It will he,,,t,ike:: ,object of ,our ,. particuNr soficititite to ITeont,.: peitss till those - who have glut 10t,1,1,r e light:l;7llst' themselves before the enemy , - and we certainly shall nut fail also' to proviairrthe widows and orphants‘ of those who.: have, falren, lighting' for their country. We wait for this end, only tor. the proposals of our beloved - brother the Duke .of Qin/bridge; whom your Inrther reports will . 'soon etiable - tri realise our intent ionA charge `yuil to express to the flanovetiau Army under your command our entiietatisfa& atm with their good conduct the said, battle's; assuring 'you, - at the same time ) :that it. per lectiv :well ,kuow . it - to me [IOW much' is to be as,. cribed to the talents and brwiety 41th - w hieli you eiirnmandid- them. k whit sentiment, of airecatin.itnut favour' • ••1 (Signed), -neo - agg, rittiCE tECIEN .- • Carlton Ilause,-.70 July. Alternating given the Generac:Auch; Ing'''inalk of hil - esteetn,. his :Royal Highness has • delipie4,by a Intet•.tesolution ? to . c onfer upon and his descendants the title •of .Connt,:iu;a re! 4 crtnpeilseftirtis distingaslie(r3ervicei, in the war in Spain, and in the battle of _Waterloo-. I His Royal Highness has been. inttlter .}eased to testify- his high satisfaction with -the.Hattoterian troops, who were present in this his( permit: diem to bear like the English tri4lps - 4 :91 their colours And on their uniforms, .the word ' l •Watertstod''.**Oritcle, Aug. „,„ pittssEss, Atitt. 2'6.—His Majesty the. King d'i'ved yesterday evening, at seven ceelock, at the Peiere in. the Park. SWITIERLAND, AUG. 18.—The Prefect of Col mar came to Basle on the 16th : it was pretended _that he asked permission of the Archduke John to go to Hunhvgew, in older to give the Governor Ilte formai nru _er VT .fc fortress to the Allies ; but it is more probable that his journey related to some object of the admini. stration. It is affirmed that a General Govern ment is- going to be established at Colmar. VIENNA, Aua. 1 G.—The Act of Congress,which is provided with the ratific•ations of ail the Powers of Europe, is expected to bep . 4lisDpi to-mar= row from the Imperial press.—:-'(JOurnal de Frank fort, <lug, 23.) Aix LA CHAFiEL LE, AUG. 2...---.fit ' e2g b fOre yesterday the celebrated Charles• SohtsigleiAtgli, ,Napoleon's famous spy, passed throner'Viiel Ag ing as prisoner of war to Wesel ; .he was ariatßd i at,Paris by order of M. Gruner, Director pf-441 General Police; who bas - sent him to Wesel. Thus %hat the Journals have so freo,uently announced l without foundation, is . at length, AIX-LA-CIZAPPELLE, AUG.' . 1.907:c01111101ip Ribbertrrop, the intendant General of: the- , Paimf siati army, has caused -the .follOsvinpdetter3g4o officially inserted in our , JournaLof this day l wf, " Ett.tioa of the Frankfort German . .Gazettei;l:finti *_letter-i my ttattle, (Wed July 15; , _accarcang to-,!whieh the contribution of 100 millions !of Arancs-is said to be'dimitilshed to eight millions.%-11,is publication Ahl not proceed- from my petty) an& must- absoi ltitely be founded on a mistake ; ' -since up to this moment nobodychits thought of an -abate . merit: 'of. the above-mentioned ui:litary,cont,ri bution ; but on the 'contrary., the extortions which the . cities of Beilin :and Vienna, as woll:as ffliktky ' CollSitiCta.ble towns of the Russian Empire, eittilre - frOm the- . sdininistration the French armies, are still fir too deeply felt and re- Membered by the Austrians; Prussians, and Rus.- sinus; for them - t, be willing too *bevy , such genet to 'the met fopoils of Filneti ornamented with the treaiiirei of pl-tifidet'ed:-N4tions. liaweTer,"the autlitie or 'tlielit?rEigiliplierinsertetrim niediatelvtifterthi; a&tfhliog to which a present. of 60,000 leatibi'l9lfet.ed Cot Hie -was .put into"the military chest ; 'aitf-iiiltklich.oters and pre sents forbidden in the negoeiiitiohse.with.Prussian Officers. _ .4 BBE,tvitop, _ - • 'C Intendant-GM. bf tha RuyalTntssiandigp p ar i s , A 4, ." • (ilfrnzb. Barien. Liss,elys;:s. , . VsEivzia, 'G.—Baron Von:Sturther;icin the I nternuncio, at Constantinople,' appointOd Commissioner on the part o f Au s t r i a , t o h av e' the" care of Bnonaparte in the Island of St. Helena:— The wife. of Lucien Buonaparte was in 'danger of being murdered by the people, at her country-seat near Rowe. 14Atgottta, AUG. 21.—After the arrival of Count Munster, who is expected shortly. II is H. the Duke of Cambridge will probably pIO . Y time to England. - It is thou g ht t h e s it t i ngs o f t h e St a t e s Will resumed when Count Muutter returns-4/0 7 0douYik Correspon. Rug —25. ** The odkiiilf( - )tiol Duly of a IMIPeel o rof t i Newspapers takes place to-mo)roitz , a'` i chi it bang ,i - - that , 4 tub tr the necessity of adding ye oly , i 14e.eprice of T H E SUN, which will CO ? h nitfbrioard sold it Sevenpeitce. .._., tPilf ~:IR7a Ali—l France, I Ha l‘ nl i u l r L g s l;, 1 (lot tenljurgh -1 . ,„ fin, 2 Waterford. OtrE-1 Holland. 1 ' . PRICE OF' STOCKS , - THIS DAY AT ,T WEIN PI (I'CLOCg. .„, OP !lank Stock, India goiids, 6%: 59 . dit 3 per Celit. !tett snti r f. _xebeq. Bio' C. 3.,p • Ctnt. Cons. 464 i Otnniura. 6;11 P r ' t air 4 0) , (Ants. 7li Own. tor l'all' le " 'yiii k i . .4.(i t ent:Ntvy Adm. 84 if ,Il C o ns for Octotxr, [ 'jai k (14 vi ili.) ,# ) * • ,l ‘ . —.......,..- 1 eitiCk en IsfOler ill lo__ ~ A ! ITER A P I' LONDON BM-Mir, 'lO .- 5 ao t ill„ s "St 4 ito-- minutes after 0.1 Evening, 24 MID ti,C 1 1 11 E SUN. • LON 1)()N-. 7'litnlSD-17,..eltiGusr 31) 105' -.:—.., -- have much greater dependence a' • 9 c h a it i:s i e n s g l.c l .h t iC e ii r I i t a li v . 'e n -b-i 7 o li t 4 g t l i t i t e Ll F ) l i t 'd n t S I T I 61:AP:1149. 1 40dtiii Dike Of 'BOURBOtj tO titi V OlititrY w ill be 0 11 A . 0 0 f ,i very different froth pacific, and .entire Y ; - o ls , with ihe - i pintimations 'Contained lti ih" - jukhlications of THE ••t:ii•t I- 1. - • i t .ighlO S • ": VOVER, AUGUST 30...4113.11°F" : CO l l - . the Duke de 1106 - anbti; and h molob is Ai‘v id : . , It; i have ,jtiet linnted from the'Enze/ie fro m "`" - P 9 :.•he sett 'of 'fur 'lpilidori i ni fy i cdiatOP', .it i' ' ST - g NV : A ii;: IFl' e (l bark ' ' . t g c"1416 : 04 yeate: day , ei biti,,,, 4 l ). eg i e L t:a m l_iy ~t hOtight- that there 1 . 3 s°" ) tiog 4o s " , • nportint . (iding ' forward by stich (I' s . 1 p roi 'I -... 1 " ICE l' ill ergons passing to and fr6.:''''All 14 1 , 0 0 13 b Y tit ty . ifie reiiuttienance of the Ffe"` of / part }tail 'that tkey F redio",it is fi ed. -G reat e, $1 le Dolog" ~0 rops • ateeticamiied in the Bois t ii , l i oi [ li , Cossacks' in the Chant's Elre e i cli oil tl ' eft woo,. v t by 1 ne F b i arked , most of tlie't"rees , .a" , ii be i fnext year it is thought scarcely wi t vil lie 4 V l „ D ac .alive. `Several more ot the pietires 41. ' 3 . The French Paper! of the 23tb , ar e It4 . ,Tle er stre:i l a l c e c s o s tt in nt c s e o l - e f b tl: a e t than blank sheets. They echo the a s. * b oi t ' felt joy of the Parisians and their perf eG , - V' vete -°' nothing; 1 tbe , et .VIII: With men who have observ' 1 * character, the Birth -day A fr e , such deinonstration,, of cOrieope, pinregceding day respecting it' c p oi' i u id•:iv e... .f.l e l : l_r_ i‘ .. ?u g a .. lfea: i tl at t n i :::: :l l : l, :: l ll eo ta' veil . b de ct4 ciaractet , and the present seems tbe for singing the 2'l ver se o f the latter Wit . . - " En vain des unifiers d'enneroiSi ready to Raid off to Prussia." r,An5ic0.57."...2 7 o L n se t os r Lncos dangers,s e t: s e : itirtte..rpeau: is 0 . r t De " .2 .Ne nous rtfrayeat pas--Pang4nls. re 1 • scattered s hii)t of .tlie ticP ar° , t oy 1)6 4,...7/poi&erclii,,i.cl-I?tnotic,e.toll:ear;.l..tilijallta Ir'elasCe 'l i‘ liiii Il ic 'e b ei:l: r ,,. A t rei ' ~g e t of be & '-'. 1 1 1 (Litingt}i 11,:er '',,; ote a e r t. i ' s .aforetlit-ni:15715" "-- 1 1 1 .; : ii ,. -$1 :1 . ,. i ** l foandaiion for such ,conclusions, ti ll- stt etor ~'. iisapli s roast o i be;oisr o dc . eiv ic . l e t rell:sveiel f eb All i le e d 5°44° to (Iltule Fiance - - the liteigns.. , , ... . _ j e tec ted UONAPA RTiSt otiTISI;IIraCY 1115 been 15 11..4) 4n i f. .. .' - '• . ' . A.:l - t: at D ragoiknan, n - ear F•e'us. 'f he 11° ' 1 1:e . ; r - , itte n e , l: aT e r .n o r ly r: e. o ll r le7 D ' ea i t a ll i ' Y ' ' ll l e t-::.:).6Sicdteirie°:i as 1.:1): 6 5 : 0 1 0 11:1;116 1 ,1114:iffection''ab4 Tejon-on; we have r e lo s C el 7 " ° S 4 C El er i ti. ll .l, ci. . 3 )s imitators G .t p l o : t i t 4 :e i t h . 1 li e C t il l e a ‘ t b ‘i i , , ai i 1 isi D , e . l . f p es p rl. D a t t it r l s t o : gi :s e ; 11 ::: : : : ::: ( .6 : 11 :41 :::: • • - t - he .— Let ß' T ' ''' -'' ---7La."----:--- . L/ s ii gi a • at : l l : Papers, wherein .he denies il-ist the re tltic et ' sition Cif, '166000 000 franes has bee". fel° y y 8,000,000,- and asserts, that the b ee he r t ie , contrary,. too much l re the,los''' 40" di', ..of/4 . ,French extortions not to repaY , of IP. le" that -coantry, n ow i n turn .the victiin , .. iss til 'The. • t 6 be- Austrian.a.:ratie;orignnisi s T s v io l toiei F, i • s t 0 . St' ticie° ,!so o to rcroc.fes froa: shal- .r tit& • , , towards The latest intelligence Irvin iiisholl s ' a g lc .„ General BR , .. c ----Foßn has beeli Aviloii'te ' ost, 1" r, Prc„,? is s ti PP°setl; of annulling- the Pres%trocic°l'.o Office,deneral for the Rio, for the Purl' • ige An answer has, which has been harsh ill ° l. fa r t o) )Ohitet tP DE - Nip :1 . .Trop we find, has been reari OD Tog let's 9. e / 'tile Ref: C n . b eaC ,, f / and RIGIDOR DAS " :1. , t oe - ' the English, resident at Lisbon, 1 o pe t lite' f It ° irPA .SorpLicAcAo, to a post of grea- te011(11( it o a f requisition previously made, a S EC) tilritigil ° , e cers the we understand, bc en b. ( e i,lteolicio, to the voleosetr Regency with regard in the service of Poitugal cloriog . . 5 ,0 1 " of Marshal ..EIZESFOaI. j de 3 tale 11001' "Pktehes from Mr. CANNING Tetil t he r"ar are 11v4s kqt five days, in order to ' pl. 1 -----'""'""'"'"'"'"---, • , fares • -0. ;._ ~.... i he following . remarks in a W'rl/11170fortOti° SO exactly in unison w:th our P l : ill ' ic ‘.