The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-27 00:00:00

FR ENPI PAPERS. [RECEIVED 11-113 MOUNJNG.I (From the Moniteiirs of the 23 d and 2411:.) ticience of Paris. Cuards. The saute article mentions the arrival - at Barce lona of the Marquis de Riyiere ) Aitibassador of Louis XVIII. at the Ottoman Porte, and M. 33ruslart, the late Governor of Corsica, who re cently distinguished himself by his loyal conduct Irv', MAY I4.—(Extract from a private let ter.)—We have just received the Manifesto (pub lished on the '2(l inst.) by which his Majesty sig nifies the motives which induced him to adhere to the Declaration of the 13th March, against INra , roleon. .This document (Rays the Correspondent of the 3fonitetir) signed by M. Cevaflos, is u long piece cf declamation, which does not throw credit nn the rep►ttation of this Minister for eloquence_ Pe ids the obscurity_ of the language, the rca . ming kipptars to us to be for the most pat t very weak ; and above all, - the provocation given to .. Na?olcon cannot fail to elicit revelations which reight well be dispensed with in 'this country. indeed, all that has happened is only the eon"- srquenee of the kteonsiderateness of our So-• sereigns, father• and son, 'reciprocally denonn:- eing each other, and railing tor the. intervention of the Chief of France. • The pamphlet of M. Escoiquiz has raised part of the veil which covered - these deplorable scones, and forced the most in attentive reader to ask hintseff %vita( was the cause of the simultaneous arrival of,Charles IV. and Ferdinand VII. at Bayonne. War - is declared.--The Councillors of the King did not wish to recede, and the Monarch espouses the quarrel and the resentments of a man who has. perverted the reason of his pupil for 15 years,atul whose ambition has caused all our misfortunes. FR A XFO;IT, :+IA l I.—Prince Schn•artzeuherg has reached the grand head -quarters at -Heidel berg, obese the Emperors of Austria and Russia cxpteted. The .'rinse Royal of Wlrternhurg has his head- q•l::rrers at Brneksal, his corps d'armee extends 2101 , t g the Rhine frpni-Ke.hltJ Philisbourg. The Grand Ccnmeil has been engaged in delibe t:,:dons on the Declaration of the'Great Allied ll.,‘veLs at Vienna, of the 20,411 Hare - h. After a (F,cassioo of great iotereit, the t7;rloil COI ncil re- .s.lyed, almost ttnanhociusly, to ..ttihere to this tic ; ...... . . crir.it:oo.—( Gazette de Lausanne.) _ ..- . 'itte. Mon::leur Of the 2.3 it contains a rong letter from the Eland of Martinique, dated the .oth lt.arch, nhich describe 3 every thing - 'in that I,lanti as going to ' ruin. It appears, f;oni the eon'ent3 of this-letter, the meaning of which is' T.-ey.ohscure, that the troop s who went thither to spread rebellion were not seconded by the spirit of the c 0,107.i.zts nor of the troops on the island.— T;re letter is with complaints of tlie'prilva, Lure of English influence. .Tvzirnal tie l'Empire, of Me 23d ant! 14M.) PAicis, MAY 23.—Tlie order given t:) prevent the egress of into, diligtuces, awl goods, from P.:ltus, 'Mot 23.—'Ilie Captain of a ship fi:om :"Fromantine, of the'l6th May, states, that lie saw )fliith col: potion on the coast - of St. Gilles. Near the e7l2ing-UrOtlnd there were several English 'shins, one of which had the white flag ifoistetl on its mitcn-trast. On the evening of his departure from Fromantine, this Captain learned that A Fat ti' of insorgents had attacked a post of the in -valid cont-guards (gardes-cutes) and of the (lona , t:ers, advabcing from Sables to Noirmoutiers.---- ;Every precaution 'has been taken lot- the security 'of this coast, and _to guard against all attempts on the r;.lrt of the English. A Journal (the Aristcripfe) announced some days ago, that the partisans of the old Ocivernmrnt had exe;ted di , turbances at i3esangon and its I Iteighbonthood. We are authorised to conrra(lict this statement. The tranquillity of Besattlon has never been for a moment disturbed. )t paragraph in the Monitnr states, .that the 4th and 6th legions cf . the National (uartl had earnestly begged to be authorised to go to in the congnietion of the %yolks destined tot file Efich of the Ministers has given a personal gif , nf 3000 francs for the rgnipment of the Nationa PRESMIRO, MA}. s.—Tlic King a Saxony set lout from Bence, some drays ago, for the castle of Luxemburg. his Majesty 'was accoMpanied by the Minister Count Einsidel and Gen. Zeschau. The Queen, &c. bare remainvl here.—(Joutttal rl Frankfort.) BARCELONA, Arm IG.-3Testerday the Count tlr Latour -du-pi n , one of the French Plenipoten tiaries to the Congress of Vienna, and who was sent on a fruitless errand to Massena, landed bt this port with the Abbe de Janson, the former (rand-Vicar in La Vend 6e. Both irnalediatily bet out for Madrid.- 7 the Prench terrltot.y, ncerssarily cut oW all,rom . munication with .Belgium. This "order• has now been modified. An exchange of diligences is now permitted ; to that for every one Which arrives fi-orn abroad one Is allowed to depart from Franee. By these means the produce of our mannfactnres may be sent to Belgium ; hnt on the formal con dition that no facility be afforded for the intro duction of any thing misChievous, and especially writings, proclamations, and libels, which the enemies -of the State endeavour to. circulate and introduce into France. The utmost vigilance is exercised to prevent this abuse. MAILS. I ' HTCI 01 DAY AT Tv Mink Stack ; 3 per Cent. Ittd. 5724 3 per - rent. Cons. 55114 •1 per Cent. Cons. 71i "2 5 per Cent. Nary Ann. 86i 87, F STOCKS wr r.VE n'e ',neg. I Bank L. Ann. 1417-igtils I India Bonds, 103. 11s.. pr. Excheq. Bills, 3s. (is. pr. Omninni Cons. for J u ly, sfi-i 59 T-? 8 FN. Alurz, MAY 21.—Yestct day about mid-day the Duke of Treviso arrived in this city ; innne diatelv inspected the fortifications, and reviewed the National (guards, 10,030 strong, and all armed with ext:el!ent mllskos. SoLEM vlllSlekkg FALSUM AUDEAT? LONDON. 5.4 7' Uil Y, 2114 Y 27, 1815. LI I, lA, MAY 21.—Yeterday two men, Dumont and Frevet, were arrested at Valenciennes, de tected in the act of exciting our soldiers to desert, and' distributing proclaniatidns and other incen- diary Writings. 'fife individual has' been arrested at-Commines by the Military, whom he was atteniptin . .; to se dome. Incendiary papers and ,proclamatinns were found upon Lis person : the preceding evening- an other man had been arrested at Lille, guiltut the same crime. One of the means employed by the malevolent is to endeavour to intimidate people by anony mons letters. Nothing proves weakness so much, as the adoption of such, measures ; for who is foolish enough to he imposed upon-branonywous menaces; or promises, conveyed to him by post ? These anonymous letters resemble the writings thrown about the streets.--(Journal de Lille) (Front the Gazette tie France) COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF• TUESDAY MORNING. At Lyons, before the Brotetnix, lines have been constructed for an entrenched camp of 20,000 men. A ship from Leghorn mentions a commotion in Algiers, and that the Dey lias been beheaded. We are assured .that M. AntedC:c..Tanhert basset nut to Constantinople, on a inis;ion from the Emperor. In a few days 24 battalions of the National Guard "of Paris, 1%6 . 11 be armed, equipped, and - ready to take the field. 'the National Guard of Marseilles is di,solved, and is about to be re-organised. This city is de- j elated in a state of siege. A great number of the military men taken again into the service, have set out. to-ility from Paris for the arm) of the North. 'They travel in carliages. COLIIIIER EXTRAORDINARY, TUESD. , Y 1 ,0 1011NIZ.;G, Marshal Sachet is arrived at Cliamlocry. A courier from Vi 'I arrived yesterday at 6 o'clocls. A Council of State. was consequently convoked. men, or more than double the number they are bound by Treaty to furnish. A nd yet our weak Eco- nomisrs wonld raise'an objection► to otti emulating so nolde at example, if indeed the poultry grant of a sum of money can be dignified with the name ofsncli Emulation. It is, in truth, only our bare The communications are re-established between Lille and Anvers, and Lille and Ghent. contingent ! Adding to the force we Bare (follow ing- the statement of Lord CASTLEREAGH) enume rated, 150,000 men for the -Getman States, .50,000 for Holland, and 50,000 with the Duke of WELLtricToN at their head (and who can over estimate the value of his talents), we have the grand total of ONE MILLION, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND WARRIORS OF ALL THE NATIONS OF EUROPE, marching to combat - the Connnon Enemy, to confound his ambitious machinations, to overthrow - his lawless power, and' to re-establish order and security, and peace in the Universe. The PrUssian police arrested Prince Sulkowsky on the 20th April, in Silesia, on suspicion of his being a partizan of the Emperor Napoleon. FRENCII FUNDS. S per Cents .. Batik Actions. 5G f. yi c. 57f. 373 f. JAMAICA PAPERS: JAMAICA, APRIL 8.--We have received Caraceas Gazettes of a reccet date. They mention that La Guira and all its depenirencies. were occupied by patch of the 17th ult. sa y s, " a f ter the defeat of Morales, the conqueror of Alatitriii, w•ho in a dis- In spite of facts, an d in defiance of truth; th e the rebels at La Guira, not a soul .appears on the basest and most *corrupt of the London Journals coast." He concludes by 'observing, " Not 'a - in te gratuitous servi ce, if not i n the direct pay has remained on t i re ' relick of that i n i qu i tous race t. i 3 V,ONAPART . E, asserts th a t a !1 F rance is on his Continent. I shall- sputa prneeed to that littlefrh miserable corner Margaritta." ' •. side, and that his Army (recruited 150,000 since On the 4th inst. at noon, the battalions of the rmterd a y f. !) is 600,000 strong. We deny this King, -- eand the'other troops in Caraecas, with nr.: - . assertion, tr•-:ii we tell the Writer of it, that - it is finery, &c. paraded in the pi , ineipal square of :be city, where the head of the late lit:publican . Go- ► a direct, a known, and an atrocious falsehood. vernment, General Joseph Felix Rivas, was ib- . But eren were it true, as it is notoriously the re bored in their presenee. verse —were it true that the French People were • The embargo existed . on the, port of La Guira at the time the Ventuosa sailed. ' __.. a . trached to, as they abhor the Tyranny; which On the 18th January, tiencrar A - gni!nr, s at the cars'es them —were it true that the Bands of the. head of 1200 Royalists, left Vera Cruz, for the trand were as n umerous and hearty in his interior, and was attac k e d by a ' body (,f insu r - Bri 6 gaits. ' The General and several (-Aiken werecause, as they are comparatively f ew alti l of wounded, and were compelled to return to Vera .at least, doubtful .fidelity--there all these things Cruz: fottuded, as they are gross exaggerations, inven- The following Proclamation has been issued by . • twits, and fables, thank I-leaven, there is strength General Marimou, President of the Cimgres6 sit ling at Carth agena r— ! PROCLAMATION. enough in the uplifted aria o f united Europe to • i • criish the 'I tai and all bis adherents. Let To TITE INII2VEITANTA or CAll7l7.ifit:VA• " Fellow Citizens !—Ait artov under the connnand of (.;e- th e , hok to it.—The S‘‘ Ora . ! 1.1 is t.rawn w i:re t can neral Bolivar approaches, for the . purpos e of invading your I .‘ - capital. This army pretemrs t. 3 call itself ' The Army of the and will 3;crifice them to the welfare of the lin- Union.' It is in his pay, and is compescd principally of Gre nadine soldiers, your •confederates and brethren. un e ttcrthrf t , mon race, if the Wow, which it threatens is not your duty. Me ; • I, circumstances you know what ought. to ,lie averted by dn.-et repentance fold contrition which voice win - not be raised, but to declare to you that . it thii; army belongs to the Union, and is paid by us, it is not for the ~,• v r .corinnend l• e rn tr, the pn I purpose of invading- our territory. The General Govern- ""' L ii - -- - - ---""ra ile of Social !pent, in whose name I address von, and whieh, as your Ite- 1 Man. presentative, I _assisted in establishing., is a ratcrnai Go- 1 -.....cen0.---:--. veriunent. It loves you ; it has not forgotten your egorts, I and .the sacrifices you have matlcto seers indepeud.•n ec ; and I l'wo (flys' Paril Papers, the 23d and 24th, far other otherwise than having. deeldr e rl that war shofar] be t reached ns this - moining : they are extraordinarily waged against you, it has exprelsly directed that it . should ;be ' , voided. The fickler I in contradi •tio-i ts ' of c _,. a act s. , • • the older/ barren, but the little of l'e 1 i • - 11 :- , enee which he Governm•ott under ‘l-lucli he serves, therefore let . 1 .,, ta , , • po i Ica ine 4, conduct, be regulated accordingly- Imay be gathered from . them is all favourable to I ,( , ..tuAN MAMMON Cartha.gena, March 23., 1915." , President. I . the Good Cause. The krench Funds contirme 3nttivo)-1 Flanders. Dve-1 Lisboa, 1 Malta, 1 Holland, I Gottenburgh, 28uniburgk, 1 Dublin, t Wuterford. WAtEIt..AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR Row. Alknintr. 17i:dilutes after 5. I Evening, Sgminuteg after 5 S•:renteen Members of the House of Commons voted last night against thegrant of Five Millions in Subsidies to the three great Powers; Russia, Austria; and Prussie. Happily for the world one hundred and sixty of the Representatives of the People were of a contrary opinion, —thus " Con science' does not make Cowards. of us all," nor . knaves. : nor fools either ; but let that pass. While Lord CASTLE R 2AG ti drew a most animating picture of the prodigious force brought into the conflict by the unparalleled exertions of the Allied Sove reigns; Mr. BANNO took a very able practical view of the cpiestion before the House. Look at the magnitude of stake which Great Britain has in a war with BUONAPARTM—and Great Bri tain does not bring so many men into the field as, the small Kingdom of Bavaria. now then is she . to support her station ) By the liberal but not extravagant, by the' free but not unwise expeii r &tore' of a portion of her immense wealth. Thus site saves the lives of her people—a glorious eco= nionty :—thus her abundant riches flow. over Bit rope instead of the blood of her Citizens ; and irresistible as are the efforts 'of British Arms in War, it will not be denied but. that in :a struggle like the present, the proper application of her abundant resources is calculated to produce a result still more efficacious against the Common Enemy, than any which could be achieved by measures altogether military. On the other hand, let us also contemplate the immense Armies which the Allies are leading itvo the fiend---Austria, 1:50,000 on the Upper Rhine, independent of 150,000 in ltaly—Russia, 225,000, besides a reserve of 150,000, ready to be brought into action, if they are, which we trust they will not be, wanted--=Prussia, 236,000 ; in all 911,000 - 1 Frankfort Papers to the 20th, reee. • e 4 • 1, 1 lc - morning, and 13russels Papers to the 23 "' t pgge'. arrived l as t n i g h t, are contained i n o ur firs so• They notice • the approaching departure of ti l t o n vercigns fro m Vi enna , the King of De lli°l4- 00. the 15th, •of Pausst.i on the 17th,d the , jr • peror AL EXANDER a b out t h e en d o f the In ° " " '" p 5 was believ e d a t Vi enna t h at t h e Atlstri3ll tr°°6l7 Would be able to enter Naples about the 9411 ' ! ° ,much for King Jo A cn t m's-- v ictorious eicP e bee The Fren c h b ea n- quarters i n the North h ave wit established at 4ivesnes—the result o f t he Sili movement front Val enc i ennes w hich we no ticed Thursday. . The last accounts f ____ ront Flanders state , Li c - e a according to the repo- of the French Ad v3 ) ll r i g Posts in that quarter, MURAT had reach ed i v to in safety. be founded on any probable authority. °ill v l c r , not unlikely that this fellow, who has 5° ' O O fidiously and foolishly unkines'd himself, sli° directed his coarse thither This report, however, did no t,-se el .t ii t 0' _ source of villainy have di • as the I`ls - desperation. - r41 4, " KEMBLE.—We have the pleasure bt 0 ` our Readers tinit Itlr. KEMBLE ha.; ba d 3 nlr in 1 111(11Sn/the(' repose, .and is much lull?r °c-t s :ill strength this day. Mrs. Si ono howeire,r7,l of' rel " ins in th e house , s ' ' ' hariii , r i n all the k us. flees of affecti ona t e attent i on. Advice., yesterday reached us from St' es A rlr oilt f go. Th e latest dais' are of the 17th o and at th a t time General PETro-N had b cci 515 0 5 , elected President for four vears;—We have the following : ~,j-c r ch ' l t 'i, c . " When the schooner Gertrude " - C •s z t er ll a l c a c 7'4 ' a r ' t ` i '„ , letr io 9 th il"tant,. the French fr'4; ~.lsa".l7lchess Ll'A n g - „ J ul t he t oC ; al :: l ) : l i 'l l it ) i i i ( ! r d t : , :::: '} i 3 l:l:::r l :(l:t ' l l ' : i e' F t t i r l i ' Li e e' c i l o : : ::s ( id f' t 7 t . , a t r s I ' ;I: e V : :::: ;t2 :',llll)Pr 3: : schooner Nienger, arrived at' that island, fi'r t t i , j ,.. e P e . r_e re : t q ii _:.: e, e tn st :: s i , remained •winild forfeit all claims to prol 7ectic4l 1 : s 5,1 itetz , of the French Natio a clll9' •,- .- l -q. fl 0 : ' i l a ' ll,r) 9il i to the Gertz n ir . dc's ledving-Margati,a7,_ailer ye-, set', '. of elv .i wtm sail, princil,:aly schooners and 01 ntio c , ' I ... ;: , e ) : a i: nr :o i t.h r . r e,, , , ,,' : l , : i: ', T istu, a ) i tt t if :t a . t a h e ti‘t l e: tie r: : ::: : l : ) pet tl r t i i i nr t i ' l : e g • Ei n e i Da d s n , l E : i : s n i t i N' i d f i l l A t c ' a .. l l :l , b i 4 s gn l l l: rj,i 7 tr i ,s p . t t ( : r evi i d l' rn li t l :J E 't e r t ic_ l i i‘ i , e ; il "l l, 0 5 1 : 0 - 11, ' ,. : 0. -: it. : tei u j il d ; : ~I,peareu off that place cn )posed with the ju te th, yes' s 'co, the room of Mr. RosE, jtui: who is 'T P-.• OW" - a l : n h l i l s l t : a . 3:t:e o ' r t u ' ( l l:a e r y i t h i o : his I i l? .. e x j C c .o t o ul t i fe e r s l t i: s 7 i v .t f : (1 1 1 3 : i e e , : r l 4l e ; ' i r . l t: ncl) A II ,0 p dorJtart a lun g int erv i e w .‘,/ 1, ifirwri_C.4.sll-EL'l'.4 yi 1 0 gradually to fall; their last price quote! money, 544 1 for account. nin The Insarrection in La Vend 4e asst ulle ' ond the Moniteur an' appearance most orn inc i l ; he ar alarming to the Friends of the Rebels. $ now of operations all along the Coast, og th, British N ava l F orce , d a il y i ncrea sing in sre lett ers acts a distinguished -part. We are assur ed 11 'dies from that quarter, that the.tiffairs of the - fICJ re , ,more cr most prosperously. But a S' go on' .• markable fact is mentioned in one ni the et ' , Papers. " Marseilles is in Why should illarseilles be in aastsatt;eooffo:rsieieeint4 ste le who are its Besiegers —what Ellen] , " ha s et! Marseilles ? Oh ! France is in a cil ' ar tra th state of unatatnity and concord, if the whole - were known. 01 01/1 • Another p rec i ous morse l in Ong t tiele by of coma . f administ e r e d t o the Frenc h 1"f iloss" the Rebel 'Covert - Jr:lent, is contained iu th e f° r De ing para gra ph i nsette d i n the M on iteur ti.°ll3 Journal de Rhone : n t 31 " LYUNS, MAY 17.—Four thousand viol-km(l4 a:3l-94tbe yoneF.e, are empl o y e d on !b e works o f t h e fortificritioas repv City. The Ene my cannot See without une asiness thcliiii3r.-" ration for th e d e f ence o f our cities ' in this Nati°33l„. 06 France, bristli ng w ith d e f en d ers an d fort ifi c ations , s grave of th e must numerous A dare 16 ' 1° ' her territory." dioo u \ s V:e sr ‘ i i v i e ll. admit that these dreadful forti°c'. lo ut•easiness to . the Allies, and lisps they may even be more frightened at 8 P ainP er ' g Defence PrP enti t which we see advertized in the French of ' Ap ‘ p c l P ic: 3( z . b i l i e ° in PH 24 °R ho E u S rs ; l o o r all Il the 11/leans be J ed desirable to Defend aga inst g.B:Sins mutes, Roads, to the National Guard, by a National. qu a 4 c i, soirtiDieefistl .Stranger r i C e_l l_i l ti i st e li But we should be glad t o l ear n from tb c I rror ter in the Journal de Rhone, or from th e Sc li l es e cities feel in the meanwhile. Are of the illoniteur, how the population. o f et without that they P erfe ' composed, strangers g s e h t l •s e s 3 to t p n e , r h t i t c a h ba t t h i e o i t i ) . , a s s e s n it t il i al r ir ts e • are a prey ! Ah ! Monsieur le Reelactetir, g. 0 . are two side s of a story, and ive dare saYthCCidia a good d ea l more bristling upon this occ a s io n t you are prone to acknowledge. . , • {set s: The French Journals state some curie 4ls p . It has been necessary to stat i on execu tionarg tro o ps in Alsace : hut still th e genera l ardour °f French Nation i s so stou t i n t h e cau se of 131:1° ,),' TR, that on e man h as su b scr ib e d r eel air d 12s. 6d. and whil e one City' has 0 1 men, Metz has promised, fifteen for the 1 0eser fro° tion of hi s Empire. S uc h are the dribblets of which the Morning Chronicle orients up a 164 : Cc 600,000 men—all in bufr. i I I. Aug 1,., C~;~ :' I l; e; ~ ~:a led_`? l