The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-15 00:00:00

anA Icznye of the Tivii)iror "(a disposition ?lreAfidy si'n'ce nOte be decieed bust by the Pribti=: andtransferred on the 1:"?th of AlaY, by orlle'r of the Captain of the Gen-d'armerie. \Ate., he (ether of SI. Jonve, taking imt interest in the cause, asked ivhy •M. Jouve was thus treated ? it was replied, that it ''as !Ander tirder (given by :the Adiriinistrative Antborities. I attest the facts. Ikl..ionve doe , not ask to be set at liberty, brit to be tried. Gentlemen, to infringe npon the liberty of one citizen, breaks in on the rights of Some Alen►hers called for the Order of the bay. The Assembly being consulted, the Petition was ordered to he taken into coniideration. The President observed, that the Petition being - received by the Chamber, would be' taken to the I,:tpreror fiy the President . , according to the terms of the fisth Article of the Additional Act. The Chamber adjourned. BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. BRUSSELS, JUNE 11.—His Excellency the Puke of Wellington went yesterday to Engbeim, and re turned to-day. • The official Journal of the Lower Rhine states, tm authority of private letters from Paris, that out - of 85 Departments there appeared at the Champ dc on?y the Deputies of 45 Departments, th e others having refused to repair thither. JUNE 1.-To-da4, at two o'clock, her Highness the-Princess Royal of Bavaria was happily brought to ted Of a Prince : this happy event was an nounced by a salute of 72 cannon, . Lowsturtc, J1.774E 4.—The Emperor and Em tress of Austria, and the Emperor of Russia ar rived here on the 2d, with the King and Arr:h tlnkes Louis and Maximilian ; in the evening they visited Monrepos. After the play the Emperor and Empress of Austria set, off fur neilbron. The Emperor of Russia came back' after supper with the King. The Emperor of Russia went yes terday with the King to Stuttgart!, visited several establishments &c. and this morning, after seeing the Wirtemburg Guards _reviewed, dep.-uteri For Nei;bron. lionanEaux, MAY 15.—1 t is very true that all the South of France waits for the first sound of the tocsin to rise; but hitherto there is neither a Spanish nor an English army on our frontiers ; vet with-15 or 20,000 alithe South might be taken from the Usurper. All are ready to take arms; the exaltation is the same at Marseilles, Nismes, Tnulonse . , Perpignan, Bourdeattx, in all the towns and districts- of the South every day new scenes 'take place. We L a se here - - Bagontit _ - - Marseilles and Toulon - Todloose - Perpiguan - . 1500 Men. 1500 6000 i2OO 1600 Total - 11,F00 Triere are no troops in the little towns of the FiTOIM order. The pretended Bth corps is as pinch a nonentity as the camp of 100,000 men last year ; these troops would not be able to keep down the country, but we wish to see the attack in the North begin. T.‘n Vendee is up., Faugen, Chc,let, Bourbon, (Vend4o, &c. have hoisted the French Hag. _Sonic troops have been sent thither, but they do not perform much. ,The federation of Brittany is com posed of some hundred monsters covered with the blood tit their' fellow-citizens. Only redcaps are seen. None of the discharged milit ar y, or t h ose on half pay, lea ve this p!ace. There has been a violent scene at the Prefect's Hotel : the men cried out, " Vivc le Rol !" and loaded with curses the man who wants, to sacrifice us. —My son who is gone to join the Duke d'Angou !chic, can assu re you, that the -enthusiasm of the people is at the height. 'f he old Castle 'from r.ette is repairing ; the garrison was in continual' fear of beim!,. massacred. To every country festi they send cannon, cavalry, and infantry. The national guard does no duty ; the Captains have concealed the tnnster-rolls (coatroles). The first guard who should be seen with a tri coloured cockade would be knocked on the. head upon the spot. General Clauzel has forbidden' o , eOificers to return any insult whatever. When shall we be free? Let us reject with hor ror this iron yoke. No taxes are paid here. There is not a corner in France where the Usurper not execrated. ITAMBUIIGII MAIL. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING ] 3ERLIi4,. JUNE 6.—The two Russiln Grand Dukes, Nicolas 111)(1 Michael, arrived here on the 4 IJ, on their Way to join the army. The King has received them with affectionate attention, and visiled them at the hotel of the Russian Privy toimseilor Mr. Alopeus, where they reside. To morrow tlikir Jmperial Highnesses proced to Weiho'r. The Duke and Duchess of fvuruberland are ar rived here from Streliti. The Duke departs for En - glAnd to- niortow. IFs Consort will stop here some days, 'and then follow bill). His Highness Prince Wittgenstein arrivekl here yestcrdly from V.ii±nnii. The Swedish 6elieral Calleptz, tdio is r five(' nt Berlin from Stockholm is said to lie ch:tr;2,6l with•a very Intportasut tniAsion, awl will repair directly to the head -quarters of ars: Allied Borereigns.—(llumbqrll Correspondent; truce 1.) JUNE 6.---The corps bEtTELi FllO IVliicil niarched from Potsdai:t the day before yes terday, -consisted of 15,090 guards, and 1200 ‘o., Ihnieer chaiseuss. At the parade preceding their tiepartssre, Liessr.-Colossel Kart, commanding the Uhlmis (,f the Guard; liiid the inkrortnne to lose iris life by the restiveness Of Isis horse, Whit!' re,irt-d and fell. backwards. VILNNA, JUNE '2 .—'ne young :Napoleon is now • Many Reports (one of which is noticed in a subseqUent article) were prevalent yesterday, stating that BuoNAFARTE had left Paris. Govern ment, we are assurtd, have. no intelligence of the fact. Our Dover letters of this morning state, that nothing has arrived there from the French Cbast for the last three days. It is therefore probable, as tve before stated, that au Enthargo has taken place. The Contents of a Piamburgh Mail arc given . in another part of our impression, --The accounts from France, clerked through Germany, are of a satisfactory kind. 'A letter from tbe Frontiers of Switzerland, speaking of the Popula►tion in the adjoining Departments of France, " The inhabitants of these parts expect the Al lies with impatience. They openly sa►y that they have less to fear from them than from him who calls himself their father, but on the slightest suspicion has them thrown into prison, and op presses them by the most terrible contributions." A Muniteur of the 10th reached town yeste'rday afternoon, and contains a Report of the Proc ee d_ ings of the Chamber of Deputies on the 9th, which is curious in several respects. 'I he Democrats have returned to the charge for an abolition of - titles in the Assembly—a cruel blow at BUONAFARTE'S mushroom Counts and upstart Barons. They were again thrown back on a point of form ;—the in eligibility of discussion till the Chamber was more perfectly constituted ! Neither do Messieurs the Deputies, seem to be in so great a hur • ry to respond to the paternal and affectionate address of BUqNAPARTE as his partizans wish. We have little doubt, however, but that some assurance of attachment will be voted, though it is perhaps not so likely that the Rebel Chieftain will receive it before having Paris. Of the latter event the Moniteur contains no notice, but private accounts certainly state, that 13 U0NAPARTE left the Capital on Saturday Even ing. If so, the signal ,for Hostilities is given, and we may momentarily expect to hear of the com mencement of the War. A Petition from a M. Jouve to the House of Representatives affords a fine example Of the re ward paid by the Myrmidons of the Usurper to the NeN.iV Constitution. But this is' only an individual instance of its gross violation :—it is in fact a'dead letter all over France, where an Extraordinary Police ) Executionary Bands, and the fiat of 'l:y.: ranny,are the only engines of Government. • Oi►r I'arliame►ntary Report embraces the details of the Budget brought forward by the CHANCEL'. LOR of the EXCHEQUift i►i the House of'Couimous Lilo - riis a ii . itilentious proof of the hllgnittitinf - the Cause 'now at issue; bf the protVoil'6 anti Gree. The boat'', as tie yesterda'Y. stated on a IdOse thrown to z iethei• at the lininient, was . Obtained *by Govei.ntheTic; •(p u yi n g at the Price of Btoal current in the forenoon) about - 1011. 16s. kir every 100/. - borthwed: A mom accurate estimate with the Pict df Sti;clcs at the exact bout of the Loan giveS the Contractors 1031. 11s. 7d. for every 1001. with a discount (as we yesterday stated) of 41. per ceotiim rot tirdmpt payment in kill. When we consider the vast extent of the bur thens for the year, we must be astonished and delighted to see that a Lori equal to the greatest annual revenue ever drawn from Fravice is ob tained upon terms so moderate, that a iiian bor rowing money on Freehold properly could in very few instances procure money at so low a rite.— How much does this single fact say politically how much moral and physical strength does it denote as inherent in the glorious Constitution of this Empire ? Rightly has a contemporary Jour nal made the remark with which we shall con clude : _ " Thirty-six millions sterling are borrowed at once; and after the money is raised, and a _Vote of Credit for Six Mil lions more announced as likely to take place, still the Three per Cent. Consols of England are higher than the Five per Cents. of France. We own that this impresses us very strongly with an idea that the Rebel Canse is not proceeding finite so triumphantly as its good friends hereincline to believe." . With regard to the Budget—determined on a grand and decisive effort to save Europe from in cipient thraldom and this Country from ultimate rtiin, the Supplies ►wanted are very great—no less than 89,728,9261. for Great Britain and Ireland : the separate proportion to be borne by the - latter being 9,760,8141., leaves the balance for Great Britain 79,968,1121.: to meet which the Ways and Means arc 79,993,5001. No further Taxes are proposed. - The Morning Chronicle greatly exults in the la mented depth of LA Rocnr. JACQUELIiq, and has the audacity to style that brave and loyal Pa triot ‘` the chief Instigator of the insurrection" in- La Vend6e. it flatters itself that his full gill depress and overwhelm the Royal Cause in the West. Vain hope There are many Jacquelins, many good subjects, many heroes determined' to die rather than suffer their country to be again prostrated under the yoke or despotism, not Only ,in La Vendee, but in every Province of France ; and of this,truth the Corsican Traitor and his Partizans will be speedily and terribly convinced. So, let not the Morning Chronicle lay - the flattering unction to has no soul. - The Lords of the Treasury have refused to allow Goods which have exceeded the legal period of warehousing twelve months to remain bonded- be yond the Ist July -next: Goods which have not exceeded that period are allowed to betaken out for home consumption On or betore the 15:h July next, or to remain warehoused wail the Ist of September next—the deficiencies in this latter case to be aseertaine4.-4 . die expenee of the par ties, and the duties paid thereon. Important dispatches w ere said I to have been yesterday transmitted by the Duke of WELLING TON from Prince SCHWARTZENBERG, the Austrian Comma oder- in- Chief. The Duke of YORK . transacted business at his Office yesterday. • yesterday the Archbishop of CANTNREtray had a long interview with the PRINCR RZGENT, at Carlton House. The Duke and Duchess of, YORK will have a dinner party at York House on Sunday. Cranhourn.Lodge is undergoing a repair, (Tur in:, ti4e residence of. the Princess CHARLOTTE of AV e ALES in London. . The Earl of LONSDALE gave a magnificent en tertainment yesterday to his Royal Highness the Dof YORK, and a large pa r ty o f distinguished c1: 1 8 1 :• e acters. By the last accounts from America, it appears that Mr. RANDOLPH has been returned to the Con gress of the United States fen• one Of the Districts in Virginia in opposition to Mr. EPPEs, a Madiso nian Member. There 4 an artielefrom Bayonne iu tfie Moni teur, whicbsays, that the most pertect tranquil lity•reigns there. TIIOUVENOT, the Lieutenant-. Governor, wrote to the.. Spanish General, to learn if the incursion of the , French Emigrants at Bidarray was authorised by his Court, because, ifs°, the war was declared with Sp a i n. T he General, that lie h a d no k nowledge of üblic repo r t, and that the move ttaiflaseVit•cbrtilot b e y la i r ) ed, ment was without his consent, CALEDONIAN.ASYLUM.---TIIC First A nn i versary Dinner of this Institution was held yesterday at the City of Lomlbn Tavern, and was attended bfyhe a Loan con l\ no. less numerous than. resp ectable. r presided, i n v i rtue of his office company Y Avoit as Chief Magistrate Of the City, and was sup- Ported on his right hand by his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, the President 'of the In sti!utiou• A subscription, to a considerable amount, was entered into by the company.— The Meeting did not break tip till a late hour ; but during the whole time the utmost con viviality and hartnOny prevailed. The Duke of ICENT's military band attended, and milting the professional gentlemen present were Messrs. In • eledon, Bviatny, Goss, Lette; Masters Mill-a and Tur:e. -LVA v:! 1., ivg., • , • . PENZANCE; JUNE 12 -'1 tlie' l ll°rat d i e ° ,i c DtsnAttp, from 1.;:lbOki f6it G '‘r i l :c iv ri c : l sey 3 'L ie la e (- aptain , olll, of tit"; Royal N4vy. who ed itnniediately for LondonWithd'isPatc.hets also landed Fferidt Generi'd, .aird sev e "' t i C :t iri G 6 l e ic rs n ' t. wh rl o 'he a y i.e all set ( ftfor..Lo l9 o l°7: " Ya ' l going to jo:.. tie PORTSMOUTH,:Twit , . 14. Arviced his g o j estY ship flebrus from, the Downs. ', P. S. half-past Sern, 4. m.--li t e nt • harbour the Fren c h s hip d et ained u; M e r n A a L i L\ i sloop ouTu i ofyv a r . - the White Flag •.- vre rich JUNE 12.—Arrived the " 1 1 1 sloop Larbane, from Martinique, in 40 chiys,4l6 mourn, A 1 N s t f ) ol l ' o e ri , P i l : s C S o Ls ai : ° t ' j % B . B i l e . i t A il l y i g i 't s r ,s : l a i . : g " a t l jt l fl i u o la'N t i:E l : ::!!:e l 7 i' , lsCe f d r n t in :; el t en G i'll:r : itclticc:irli"llb:ri-gst;::si;' . ~,5 51/i? JUNE 13.—Sailed Ilia Mojes t •Y - Rhin on a criiize. • 1-lAnwicti, J UNE 14.—Arrived the Lorde)s°l4 packet, with a nail from flarnhurr : 4,l3 . , 4 ;,. 0 0 DEAL, JUNE 14.—Arrived the f',/izanei.. t o f of war, and sailed for Sheerness - 5 also ki fl eet ' transports from Ostend, and retil ai " -1 5 ' stirow wus, with his Majesty's ships Argt. ), ,' e •ius; Foxhound, Scut,lra i i: i g t le ni r P , e a r i ' u 6 l l S la h P a l i ).e p i s . fic ij )i r )t g e erl : r:iii‘"sit i; ,':.l- T i-tirirs; veer schooner and Swan cutter. Il le ` . „ 1% ,• , 1: 04 JONES, 6'olll Cork fur - Ostend, withiroor-, 00 her foremaSt and bowsprit in ti 3 e Th l „ 5 boilo l • morning, by a large transport 'soloing 0 - - „,.... "1.! -- . her; she has since proceeded for Etainsg4t.: t° r Thee Speculation, PARI:INGTON, from Lonou,ott• • F ;Portsmouth, with provisions, sunk at ls63 '-tlie cDad i i i i) s cta t eii i i i ii i t: g at. : yi ; :) y i tk..5..11:e.1.-(.7l,aiAsyiet:T—cliuottltLieeor;icurle:: osta.v the by ~,, t : 9'e li " ! C• • • D. E I/ sloop of war, is promoted to the rank of 1 . , _ .. • _ [From tit, Jamaica PapersteitC:itone)all:trlst,oiyioinig.itatc()))iisalirae,lbtEetNl(ll,e'llefilliziGeli(a.%i)ertiell•otlsile.l,llrbi:),:llai)gatame:l(.jiztfi'..C;'"lrS:4:a):l.lialstl6) ~tc,lnti)et ::,_.t::O5S six frigates, and 70 transportsll.; I V on hoard upwards of 12,000 troops, nil4e'j: ui;t pedition hail sailed in corn iany with thew), • The Oire at T : : C i e ,t i e : l ; s o r e a : r t e r i c i t oi < i l m . ;s s ' ( ' , L i i . : l l ) :fi : s t : e )c o l l ii { le file l : t ti l e; l l : ; ' :: e i r e s tl e is lt l i ( i s cS i f ri rl :eti s , l l l l)::: ) e l i fil ( sc i fo li‘ ' : : : v ia l) : l . .: lß x e l l , ii‘ c e' p ri ii it i L e j e t i. . :t t ( L)l : it ' i ' t i l ee it l''2 t ti s . C C ° o lt : lit i l o e l :7' . l l l l l l i lti . . ) .ettl s ) P ef i l t I, a l g % n t , 1 1 ) e w s ,i e s h i o n o t a ) e l l- . e l: y o ! t i lAt . i , - r b , i , a , in s g v we t l „ c o t e , r ., n ii t i ll'' ici , , ,,, 4 ll , e; g y et :heii f t i l g o l t r l o e r c r i kla e s d . c ° t f h G at e :l7l:;c a e l . 1- S i° o l. n i t Y e A e ll fig s a t g il c l in cevreiltsillt': / ( ( i Y 4Citec: place between Geueral. But.' vAl' ' . :',4,,,111 -5 neral CAsTir.t.o, in which the I,ttteY ‘"l3'intotliZ. defeated, with loss, and obliged to refr ea , c carth"'- woi - il l d t -til v t ' it s na g t L :!7; 2l. t a lt i l i l v ii t :t e t i t i . e tT leedl,:i f injen: LIYAR ; lie,has an army of w ell-dise i l )ll°' g i:r rf: - said to consi3t of 4000 -strong. and were r - 00 0; gularly, in consequence of the-number of c 4 r ote n: - . ::, , te , be " 0. Hon of TioLIVAR, 11 -- : ellit!CT'tiill(l, .'fiats . 0 sti .,-0., t r i e l i Ei t y l4 leli e '- f :s : l t i t ' it ri l i :s i a s s' t li c l : i l a c e : l : l l : l l : e i,:e r 'i o: ( f l , l l : s :ll t ." o : l4 ea o . : , :i i t i : t : l°; c stlc " . :: : . 4.e : ; :i a r . j':::: " : pedition sagainst Santa f-dartba. Ff' r `,Y . ,,r ) .. a I.4I : L V L C A have atithor:tsVSCl:::e3ri%altile: b a: d tbG r pot t p TiC l r r, respectfully requested t , -.7 take no tice , .t i i i l T i e ilit Cloth, has dtehipeutePtatrie-ionteAe;:;e°nlt twhielatire'7e):7' ss:/111:1 same, and that all persons attempting L° t vine', other Cloth, for that of the Imperial patent and ft ' r Cloth, are guilty of a gross imposition . 0 ( die the protection of the Public, as well . a ' will he Patentee, any person foluld scr offetidi l "C ' ri't". prosecuted strictly agreeable to the 3 _: ) , , ,,?5. t ° N itrl o p . e l r 6 ia , l Twine Cloth can ss. 6(11 p l e il, r (i),,, y l, - .lalit_ri(s. i yt , i.;e(ct ,l . y sta mped, wi th tht ti ! .c. et 11(P tee's name, number of the house, Sze; .bo ses , I:ttehceer, house but at the- East linlit " a' fi e rieee.7'' D . etui Cases of 30 Pieces ; . 'and -by t ( ; ( 1 10‘li roil Asvoii‘coFiligoo",ll6'litsyett Guineas, arid Twenty Til () " s3" .` beni' lli: : NE oig Prizes,. btlei: f :i rC n t i l ei t r ea l i t z e c e s : i 1 1(1 ) 1 ilee'fsi leii(t:l3ltitliicini(eitieirlio):::°dFli3aistflll:4tilosiiiiitiii(itet)ceittils.ll.lYl6:ll,'.: , 30.4 1 1 5 , 5 : er ( , 1 ) 1 1 ) ; (:. G o lti ,, , oilic esr etc. all to be paid in as drawn, at Sw IFT - and Co.'s Fortu" at ' a wl . 91 ' 12,. Charing Cross ; be cl4' -, ~, , lisr - The money-market, as might p a,'.:`,-_, - to tioo.' , ., cted, yesterday underwent various finl're, o f tl , r the new °annum was done, .in the co 3 a, - , an d 2 1 ' p d i , , t ): l 3 ni a 6 t n t i l:e al T: e o f t t is ,, i ff )ri , c i e t price s -1 6, 4 .1 ' s 0 3 , i ' s, ,1-' s ,_n• t t o l . ' o e ti :::l N t c l ( l ) ( a: i t tis t , si t c i i r l i t i:t s ta e fo l i r d :s i n i t g s. peculation ili x e v h i "e el " v 1-1 ' :"I'Llil°"-( ' 1(1131111 " ;e1; (ion, y e t th e Lottery was x(N),cae:Pti)encti sf()oll.67eitca°l—:l4tol;6" thirst for adventure increases doily' L 1 Dyloce tilde and - variety of the Prizes , nrld'l the t hose (1 1 f , 4 m o e , n o t ii.o %‘ l l . iiell 18 Capitals. (in aodiii°' l a il paid 1 , to be fat t his• 30,0001: 20,0001. &c.) Gold, holds forth, siifficiently account BIRTHS adY . On Tuesday inornin,.- Cuarles 0,24 I,l„.or(li.dezt7tgl.:sctila;itliN:,:r)iliapi,olleEt,e;c::oercLl:ou:te'‘‘;Syti,lsfa''ndwil%;)°..: mouth. atte l,44 1011rell hot, ') I 1 ) )r. his road &cal pr t,, moutrea,, lam , au „, • 1 Age. trawl •. 1 1:•11 ,1311 t 4)f the (o).l,,,J.cii_Cient A - owls In Clwtd• t" the Wick: or l‘l ij Kempt. " was pt,hilshetl liv A• Ada, i 4 5( • at th„ 1., StitVid where ddresvd. Encuts, Ord, ri; Lettcri. (pst-paid), &c. )1) 1151. lje a again with his August Mutber at Schoenhruun.,-- Many persons of dittinc - tiott alt said to be nia!le respousihie for the Ca hi§ HAN'oirg, juNk; was Aunounetd yeSterday by thie. tiischiirge of 77 caution, his Alajety havitig coiiipleied his 7'7th . :ear. The Duke of Cambild,ge service. Between the sth and 9th, the from Liege pass thtnugh Hildesheim and Hanover, on.the way to'Mu'gdeburg: on the 9th they pass through Hameln. Some troops of the I.4ndwehr are'gone from hence U) escort them. VIENNA, JUNK is settled that a Military Gazette shall be published at the head-quarters, and a Member of the Aulic Council of Mir is named to draw it up. FRONTIERS OF.SWITZERLAND, MAY 31.—1 t-has been announced to the French troops on our fron-' tiers, that immediately upon the return of General Rapp to Lluningen, they. will ente►• Switzerland, unless the Republic immediately declare for neu trality, .and gives the guarantee that it will Dot' permit the Allied Troops to pass through its ter ritory. The redoubts whiCh the French have lately erected between Iluningcn and Basle are now furnished with four 24-pounders, four large . mortars, and 2 howitzers. They can easily reach the bridge at Basle.:----(Ga:ette, de Lauzanne, June 2.) ERRATUM.—Iii the Nice of New Omuium quoted yesterday for 11 to dis. read 24 to 21 r 1 AI Ls. ARRIVED-1 Mimi)lirgb; 1 Waterford. iDtrE-1 Holland, Guttenbureti, 1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS VAT AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Rank Stock, I 5 per Cent. Scrip, 3 per Cent. Red. 53Rii Haul: L. Amt. lair 3 per Cent. Cons. shut l,otia I4onds, 4s. Gs. dis. 4 per Cent. Cons. G9l+4 . Excheq. Bills; as. 4s. dig. b per Cent. Navy Ann. shut Cons. tor Jul), 55iii HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morciing, 46 minutes after 9. Eveiting, omiluttes after 10- Tli E SUN. S"I.EM QII DICERE. FA LS UM A IiDEAT ? LONDON, THURSD.eIY, JUXE 15, 1815.