The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

Cher. The number of foreigners, and especially Of English, %vim have been within 'the last week vi , :t the Glaciers 'of •Chamoitnv, is consi- dcra!)! PARIS, Duke of Orlenn - - hay= itig been summoned by a letter from the 1 - ling to be present at the . opening of the ap . poaching Se's sioil of the two thamb , ers-, ianu,diately set mit Iron) the ernintry *svat near London, which he t.)eenpiet witii his. family., and has just arrived in Faris. The Duchess antl- - Mideinoiselfe...4 Orleans, as well as . the yon4 . l)ritseei affil Princesses re main in England. (Froyn the Debuts) PARIS, SEPT. 25.—The 3d Russian corps ll'arniee wider the orders of Gen; Thitiman, is to arrive to-morrow at ,Paris. The march and the renroval -of the niagazines - of the Royal Prus sian Guards who ►were to repass the Rhine has been stopped ; but. the day of - their depatinre . is Trufyet fixed. • . We are assured tiyat the Prussian troops were to commence tilt siege of La Fere on - the 21st of this 'month., This Paper.mentions a.afebtachaly aechlent at Dole on the 21st inst. by which tea Ansirian,sol diets were killed, And 16,borribly wolinded, by 11:e e . xploiti of a magazine, in tvhich-they. were -enplOyed in nfaking The courier-from Brussels, which ought to have arrived the itay' before yer.erday; has not cOme tv-day, . A SEAT.barelay de Tay, Ge.n. in Chief of the Russian army, arrived bere to-day on- his way from France. A of the RUssian army .-I.liCh returns to Poland will pass through Saxony-and another through Inia, though souse persons say that Austria has re fused to allow any Russiati troops to pass,-through her States. - • NANTES, SEPT. 22, 7 , —TheGazett . c of this city of the 9 0th contains the following The'pulAe tranquillity was yesteiday : compro , mised ; it might have been violently distnt:bed.... Quarrels,—scenes of tumult and 'disorder, took place . ; and but fin• the prudence of the ; Prus sian Otfceys, the paternal cares of the Adminis tration, and the vigilance of 'the Police, serious accidents might have resulted. Fortunately the authors of this tumult are for the greater part strangers in this city. The inhabitants feel too strongly how much it is their interest to maintain a good ,understanding with the Allied troops ; they will not suffer that 'agitators,' men whom no one wilt 'own, and who have no character -or responsibile. situation in triis town, should compromise the►u against an armed force. If 'there are any persons who have any well-foundcd - complaints to urge against the military, they may, with - coiliftleiie, address themselves to the Com- Mandant and to Me i and they may be assured that they will meet wilt protection and justice ; Lot .the same time, the Mote I ant disposed to*be •onte their defender, the More intiexibjeshall 'be towards those enemies to all repose and .publie happiness; from whom it is tine to deliver the 'society they perpetually agitate and outrage by their wicked attempts. • G . ,vvo at the Mayoralty-, Town-Hall of ...S;anteg, September IS, 1815. The Mayor of Nantes,BOISMORIN, Adjataat (then follows a Proclaipation to the same effect, from M. de Sommer/Cid, the Commandant of the place ; in which he notices, hat even the p itrules and gardcs de. carps had been insulted by t pOpuhce on thcAith. He threatens•eapital punishment to those guilty of such outrages, and tinnoiinevs, that•the strictest and most severe;rea 7 sates ate adopted,) (From the Joiirnal tle VA RIS, SEPT. 26.--The rumour of the nomina;- tionpf i. Delpierile to the Situation of Prefect of Polide, is one of those that obtain most credit. It -is by•mistake that some .journals have as.: serted thatthe Apollo Belvidere is_ rAnnoved from the Museum. , Nothing up to .this time skews any intention that it is to be taken' away. The Eitig . of Prussia walked in the Gt eat Gal.:; levy or. the' Zlioscom, the dity before. S7c.iterday (Stli)(1;4y), from noon till 011 C o'clock. `l".lc . Duk e of Fe!Ere is expectd in Paris to.:. inorrok*... the departmeOt of the Lower Rhine, x:- traordinary cnntr,ibution of' 132,000 francs has been imposed for the . puipos e of paying the table expences of the Prince , of Lioh , .!nzollinio, anti the Officers of his army, from the 20th to the 30th of this month. m . h a s publkbecl at Osnabruck a Get:, , rnan poem iu ttvo cantos, entitled — The Death of Allorta4. N e ws from Madrid state, that Many old ebap lye been - ',l..teri tin a$ prisons ; ye are as 7 ttiat,;,l,ooo pe;.sons ilave been arrested in' to US that '..iing(lont for tilt...lr opinions. tievetal offi eers i n th e di vi s i c in of Mina loive been eon titonned to serve as common soldirs. M. LOiae'z,• the author of several hisicen.ctmleMned to be bunk. rreon ,the Ca:-,ette . (7? F : aace.) ROHS; SEPr. ' 2s.—Yestii•dav i'etutnir . g 'frofYi . Il4ss accompanied by Ma dame, 11.1tini•; . slow, the Dukes of Angonienle• and Bei'ri ap peared on the baicony. Monsieur WW's on the right, 'Madame, ,the Dukes ..of . Angonleme and 130Won , the left of his Majesty. Applanses and 'neer:Mations tesciubTed On ii:11 siijes •for,a Icing time. • . . . . A Pktssiiiil post occupie - t to-dil'S the arcade which faces the Rue de Seine a - nil the Punt do Arts. Tile Prnstiah 'gat:ilion's 'Of Liva, and 111ayenne, have teceiced ortlei§ to evacuate these towns, Find Co go to lititifi. It is probable that the English garrison in the latter city will receive a neiv destination. The Bavarian army which is- cantOnea in the environs of Orleans; is 20,000 strong. According to measures which have been adopt ed by iheinajority' of the Swiss"Cantotrs', they will no longer afford an asylu HI to any French men, who are known./ to entertain political opi nions inimical to the House—of Bourbon. - • A disease among the cattle, with most alarm;- ink symptotos,has appeared in the arrondisement ofAntun, (Saone-et-Loire), aud chiefly in the communes of St. Emilan, Couches,' St. Ithrtin de-Commnne, St.. Firmin,'Autun, Laizy, Mart thelon, Lacornelle, and ()met!. 11. de Costa, has, it is sari!, just arrived in Paris, sent by the King of Sardinia to reclaim from the French Government the works of art, carried away from" Turin, and the other touns of Pied mont. VIENNA, SEPT. 14.—The Archduchess 'Maria Louisa has quitted Basle to gb to Marienzell, where-tl►ere is'a celebrated medicinal spring, at Which she means to remain some days. - She has very few attendants. The supreme direction of Police has received the,most formal order not to permit any French man, who has left his country in consequence of recent events, to settle in the Austrian States, without the special authority of the Emperor. - Romg,;SEPT..I2..--Monseigneor Gomalv' is to leave Milan as soon as the Emper►►r Francis shall have arrived there. It is believed that he will go •to Frankfort if there is any Congress there. It is said that'the Court` of Rome means to htipose-ihe introduction of the worship according to the Protes tant form into Italy and tl►e United Provinces.— It tolerates, indeed, the Jews, and allows them the free exercise of their religion, but they make no proselytes, and the spirit of proselytism is one of the characteristics of reform. The English pay much court to his Holiness. It is believed thast they hire offered to tl►e. Holy Father the loan of such a sum as may be required for his actual expences. The organization of the ,Pontifical Guard is terminated, it is said that the Prince Regent has offered to his Holiness the homage of a regiment of Irish CatholiCs 4 , The-Emperor of Austria hits offered a co►npany of Hungarians. . . 'Cardinal Maury is making attempts,; has not exactly left bis hiding plaCe; but he, continues less 'consiantly in it. lie officiated in the church des J§errites de Sainte Marie, th e day,of the Nativity. He is seen from time to time. . CAGLIARI", SEPT. S.-Lit is believed, that our Sardinian Cortes will assemble 'on the Ist of January, and that Prince Carignan will open the Session. STRAtiBURGy SEPT-2E-41'0113 this day our eity is entirely free. We enter it and leave it as in times of the most proloniul p eace . ' A great ferry-boat has been established to keep' tip the communications between. the tyro hanks of the Rhine. It is said that • the Russian troops who had reached the arrondissement of Wissembourg, on their tvay home, have returned into France. • ' FRENCH FUNDS. s per Cents. - SS f. .58 f. 50c. 58f. 60 c: Bank Acticnis 995f. 1000 f. 1002 f. 50c. 4, It is needless to say that this must absurd report is with out au p4NpEns (fiel.:ll"ED THIS' MORNING.) BRUSSE'I.S. SEPT. 24.—A. letter frour Paris of the l9th, says, " Since my last things have taka a pun more. favourable 4o the interests of Ger , many ; on the one hand, many false ideas 'have be:6 given up, and, on the - other side, some -pre tensions hate been • abated. The negotiations prom. d ith less precipitation, bicauie depen dence is no longer placed upon surprise. Lill e, an d another strong city" in France, Which -is not yet -agreed. upon, will be &dared• free ciiies, and trill he. Oqcnpied, the first by a Belgic garrison, the second by an Austriati, and the third by a .Prtissian garrison,. which w,ill pi};( , a y s 'give ns a footin , 2; in France.,, 1411 . 1TS$F.LI - i s S 1 PT. ALtjgsty the perorikr:rtnslia 14 expected -in this city to -tylpt•- t7Jiv,:i.v'ol)lVk.: . ; it saiti t.kyrite.his . litrtytt! 1';-1 , 41174";.2 7- s: 'the IleretWavy Ptinee o as far a, :N.lons to. meet that Sovereitrn. • .1 NANI,OIi, SEPT. 23—The attack of the upper to‘:vn of vigour, The.prettv. little t( t wl of Tliionville is entirely qounded, and . the w9rks are already begun to besiege it. With the exception of Charleaonr,'lthe upper town of Monttnedy; Which can hOld out but "a few days longer, and Thi Onville r the.whole of the hest line of' French fortresses, from the Meuse to the Moselle, is in the hands of the, allied. troops; LILLE, Sari'. 22.—A considerable -train of ar tillery, escorted by 150 Belgians, arrived on the 17th of this month at Orchies. The neighbour hood of this artillei:y gives TISC to all sorts of conjectures. - . . 'SEPT. 23.—We learn . from thv senvi roils of Lille, that a'corps of 14,000 of the :inject Hoops is arrived there, fi:"our whi . ch it is inferred that that fortress will soon be . occupied by those trooi)s. A paper says-, , --e( We are authorised to annonnc? that the arrk:al of the Einperc;r of Russia hai been deterred for some days. This delay - seems to be occasioned by the important changes in t-he French Ministry: The Governor of - Montmedy, after a bombardment which has destroyed the greatest part of the town, has asked to ca= • pitniate." , 'ITAMBUAGII MAIL, [RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.] LETTER PROM THE LOWER RHINE, SFPT. 17. They say now, that 16 French fortresses arc to be given up as a guarantee for seven• years, !that 200,000 of the allied troops are to remain; and that France is to pay a military contyibut ion 4)f 1300 millions .in certain' fixed instalments.--- Numerous .changes of territory will in the sequel take place in Germany. Bruit., SEPT. 12.=—A great number of works . of art, out, property, tvhich are vow come 14(;.k, front Paris are already collected at Potsdam, and it is affirmed that they will be united in a public ekhibition, the profits of which are designed for the, soldiers who hftve been wounded. In the new garden at Potsdam there are even marble statues Which have made a journey to Paris and back again. rAnt,s, SEPTI'.Mnr.n l. [FROM A LETTER 3 • It is affirmed, that Prince Hardenherglas pre sented to Prince Tallevrand, in tiro name of his Court, a very energetic note. The Hats in this note, with the prolonnd_penetration of a consum mate statesman, are the evasions and the arts that are employed in order to save the hated supportycs of Robespi;:rrc, :and the,gnilty principal agents of Buonaparte from the•vengeance of Evrope, and to britig on a state of things which cannot be suffer ed, and would overthrow al! the principles: of re pose and equilibrium. All disposed , per Sons rejoice in the deep penetration and the, beneficial: firmness of .. tire Prussian Cabinet. Tlie present occupation of France by foreign armies:will probably cure us fbr some time to come of a love of war, We wanted this second visit, that we might grow a little just . and reasonable. In otrr • impertinent vanity we last year ascribed the miiOeration of the'allieil So vereigns and t•ikeir:troivs to the tear with which, we inspired them, though we had been vanquish.... ed. This year our_c,onquerors have•made us•feel, that they understand.the right of war:.and know how to exercise it. •• • LETTER FROM THE FRENCH •FRONTIERS , SEPT. 14. Several cnpies of the following d ec l arat i on sent by the General of theyondeari ariny,in sc ,lpt, hncl with the General's own' signature, to a Prussian Officer, at the ,bc . ad-quarters on this side of the Loire, have been eircUlat-cch:— -" The Gen oral and Officers of the Vendean army of .Anjou being unable to suppress their jest inifignation at the asser tiozi of their fait,hless enemies, that' it. is their intention to unite their b.huneless hriny with the troops ,of-the Vsnrper; do unanimously declare, that it is an. infamous calumny to dare to say, that all the Vendean Chiefs have offered to march iti union with the rebels who have attempted to./vertitrn the. Throne of •St: Louis, against the triemyy Powers?-whO, so generously offer their arnis to re-estAbiisti: it., We here uca the solemn declaration :—We never negociated wilbthe enemies of our King; we have all sworn tioricfcml him to our latest breath; and this oath shall Ididiv how to . - • - .. . maintain. • .- - • .--..--..,- • - Head-quarters, at Ika . tipi - ea:u,..Toly 80. 18)5. • ' . . 1 tSig•ne.d) " Count CHARLES' ti'.AuTrcH.A:4l, Lietit.-Genera( conunander of tht;il . o - -41-M1...• .11tary Or(1 , :r of Si. L(li-1, cor,alimading . t he • Venjieun army of Anjou.' "- • • - .• . ))E RONIAIN A ' ' • ' •• ' , 1)13 . MAURIV h r, ' , • ; . , , . • ' MarquiB (lc! VAIII7REtriLi • . . . ~,-, ,VlUSTitti MARI'IN, , • I)e N SOITNI ERE, ' • , ..1 .11F. CA MlioLllll...i, , • , . .. . • Sl - IUII,TIEIi.,' ' •• • • • • . • •1I )- " ( (4EII. DK L 1 LE, ' . - • • , The :viatAlliS du la BRI4TESCEI4, - I)6' ic)k.F., ' • . • ne I.) viNcENbiEttE, . . .. - . • . The li:n•oa de la 11,11:E SOYET, , • Dii - CAQUERAY, . 1 'lle Baron d e ROM • ASS, J. ipi .II , 2,. ... I,44O •SataIiiMONIONWINIAVeI.,IIOI23I2O , r r O. XIII. Of " 7%e Trit:', - 11,:11 , q5021i . • bi • . , M.11 , ,,ti. • , c.1) .1 ir -litylvv.,n-1 France, 14a'a.hit,..41., , I FlAnuef.'/ ,„ I.ishoii, I HollAnd , burgh, I Guernsey and Jcv,..v. So t oti INliclimiLmAs-DAy.— ay a Holill t the Bank, r;" be ' India and South Sea Houses. • " HIGH WAIT.It LONDON BIUDGF3 Tt' te , afta IninitteS at --. - ' • . II • • . 9 ,, LEAI Q(119 DICE:4E FA ' L,( ; .%1 A LONDE) N: . . FRI tI.JY, ,S ; P TEA, I. 11 7 11-29 18>,5 • private letters . froni Mari rlgentii~~f~ the `s pktki of WELLINGTON appeared at the. public Levee on Sunday, where-he had .!-) 11).°, ',eared for a c o n s id era ble period; awl . ;t 3 % ' • immediately alter the change: of MitCotry, I iv .: construed into a deCisive murk of the 13riti c is.li probation a that . measurc: An cinecra lle '' -31) assembled 'to see the Ilero. • l E- 4° The absence of the Duchess 0.. f. ‘1"-a °. ) D in -ou to front th e same ceremony has given rise that the Party of which she is considered t". 7 has not completely'Si IC;CCC(Ild:111 cr its .vie tas.. eil Th9.removia Of the pictitres,frohl 114)11 still i b o. n t , on. • ""' • reiC The Park Papers begin to possessilOrefil:::',daf tl“th heretofore : tho , e, of illont lay aud thi, his' supply us Nv i ; 11 copious extracts publication - . Th e mm:or . of the poiiton Ministry are officially nariic(l :--. • Doke of BACH ELlEU.,•Foreili" , '"' V ' lt' ? • • Duizeof FELTRF , IV a i':, d o l011;° ° ViSCOUIIt DupoumfAce, l ...,Taiine al id Cottlit VAUBLAN . C, Interior * • M. DECAZEB, Gcnereil .-:.1601 F(WCHF., after an iuter w•ie wit h to s us i set o);itcefor and D r e p s o d : n e stt so ° lasthis himscif his go and ods d chattel:: •.e 12ce , ho g no ir It is confirmed that the Rs,ss'at's , acttic..(l, that threscii'visi'ons of The rittssigt? ceritrating around i.;lldet: Pret° main 111 the. country. • ttl Peri 'early .r t i i :ltti_r e .tatresses have tic''' . s''lrc l 1/ s; ' l e ''',lole. first Ira , ' of . ti)c..„,lefol nintl . • I it' f . 1 " the All i e s , and frOto the iITI amid' t('''3;"‘ 0;9 ( - 4 a Lirge body of troops, l it: l lii a for9lkl33lic t the b st.: l3 < e n e id s linei Wof)th to be :assail 0 1 - --:1-1.'e -t t of battering iartiile:y, i t i 3 pi,Lts, evident that Nantes seem to be toritbated• gram' review ,•••' 'fliu :11o;litear co . n ' ( late b ee . l , l dint the Rhca4h illereury C so free iii, its conkule„ts, pl)ssesses do -h, is A !!ierican Papers to 'the 3 1 • l i v e , ruvrning, b 13 1 . but they. have Do portic a lar ti e IA( ian Pirates are becoatioir, vcrY ".°° racer. agdiu. jTO rl • Fire 1 0: t c A n E R t ; :s;tes t `'ll'l'3tifuls. '4l cai,t ' s ever' Ci' n e "I"ed by Cupt,Crn , l'AxAGtoi-ri PARMA, fl°°',o Sea, tindcr 'l3wil'sll colottts, lade° wheat cattail: ant 7 ithatese vessel') 115; c mantled , aunadptaottinicAir.taLti..tin:i:vs.hosieyriertalot,t, tbe of tai~acco (tiered property, t - b dig .val.ie of: So,o° 13"°L tas a/Fired at Vatrass for sale." • In one last page will be fonna sonic int f ,0,.•!t and recent accounts tram var ions i3arts ipicot America. The a l te rnations, br victory '0• 11(1 ( ' fre . e'r'e I Q i" this troubled q uarter • o r the .Globo aiii sa c ert (pent and cariable., iiiitt it is no, .osy to to wllick ship 'ibe b;ilancelear).. • I \fi' P TrV'Pa:ell. e Et .. iliErEti;e°i:/ar.oll.2.i.rfe. Ciol:oJKregl.:lll;:iiS4 ,;:iilic. rlft.(:,l.3Eireslr -catlen ' Ictn passed th i•ough London i . . . at t . We i . : It: is with ni) c:h-11--------7-11on feetiogs of gl lel "`Ag titis. day devOtesolaige a portion colt011:f 1 t. 9 accounts connected kith the.dis.tractd 5 °i c e d e Lek.a."il, The .tiarra‘titc Of hortsjd ilorders' 0 ' . 1 i ; e.- Progress. of bold reb.e'llion, of Elie proclaluativo 0 -pis.' a foreign o i., .., • i jg : a painito La- sylau":„.tia.: 1 low', aid of .thr:i:ii:rcii of troc.i.piitncic‘y to . rl P ;e l ' i C it t o t i l l i t e ;e7 l o '" : "llls, ii o n letaiClktiariri°ttliTC:inpepr'elraPtlYl:‘e::' .cl'if scats.of those i9fcrnal combinatibris, ‘s'll's• :.istetice Etas called fOrth the vigoui. ilud Veil' . . r. tt