The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-15 00:00:00

w=il ~-" FRENCH PAPERS, [rtEcciyEDTills 71011N1NG.3 (From the Gazette de. Franyi.} trians arrived in this city on the.lst Sept. asserted that they will speedify — ileii;lrt. - ' morro%V. (From the Journal de Peni s.)' ()om the Journal des Detats.) FORE iG \ INT E I,IAGE NUE. • TLQR?NCE, Auo-. 25.—tChartesAV. and family - passed through here On their way to Rome. The Infant Don, Trinrileo .is indispos e d. 'The matprully ntelanchjicr of this Prince aprars to , be ,aing . mented by ti.!. misfortunes of bk family. They speak of a•marriage betieen s Lim and the-Ai•pliduchess Leopoldine. .MA2SEILLES, Sger. 15.—Two thousand Ans. it is PAnts, SEPT. 11.—The li;c!io's 9f Angot'ilcrn arrived at three o'clock this afternoon.. Yesterday 'a train of . Freikh artillery and some troops of different arms ente),ed'Paris. They de defiled upon the Jioulevarts du Nord. Multitudes assembled to see them. The Emperor of Russia is expected back to- We are assured that the Royal Prussian Guard in this city has received orders to be in momen tary readiness to march. It is not said whether they are to be repliwi by other Prussian or Al lied troops. • Prussian troops arc to replace those of I;avaria ..at Orleans. Alarshal Snehet was still, on the Bth instant, at Clermont Ferrand vip,th many of the Officers of his Staff. Yesterday evening a dispute took place between a Prussian Officer and a Ciiizen; in' the Palais royal, but the Russian soldieri Who ere on guard in the great Court, seconded by a strong patrole of the Y-itional Guailtl, succeeded in restoring order. The gates of the garden were shut, and many per sons suspected of being the instigators of this dis turbance were arrested and taken to the Prefec ture of Police. -COURIER EXTRAGRpINARY, TUESDIY MORNING. Tl}ey write from Italy that the wife of Lucien tttopaparte has ben assassinated at,h,cr country seat near Rome. The Entperor of Austria ret.tttnved to: Paris yes terday at 7 o'clock in the evening. Lord Cathcart left Paris three or four days ago. A consideraMe Austrian corps is now evacuat ing France by Mount Cenis. They reckon that 300,000 of the allied troops will have left France by the 20th of this month. Various bodies of allied - troops entered yesterday corps of Btlgian hussars, by the faubourg of St. Denil, and several strong detach ments of Austrian and Prussian cavatry by the gate of Clic:by. They write from Mentz, on the 6th that tho truirriage of the Archduke Charles would be cele brated the 11th of this month. The Archduke Constantine was still at Warsaw on the 24th August, but, it is believed that he will visit Paris. PARIS, SEPT, 12.—M. Augiue, of the Adininis tratinn of Posts, and father-in-law to Marshal Ney, died '9ll the 9th. The 15th division of infantry, commanded by Lieut.-General Rottewbourg, and cantoned at Schilick, refused to take any part in the insUrrec. , tion at Strasbiirgh. SEDAN, 'SEPT. 9.—The allied troops will take postiession of our citadel on the 15th. PETERSBURGU, ALiCy% IS —The. Emperor has ordered a geucral census of the population of the Russian Empire 'to be taken before the Ist Jan- wary 1815. The Imperial Russian Guard which had reach ed Lithuania, has received orders to halt. The Vienna Court Gazette of the 31st August states, that the King of France, as a proof of esteem and friendship and of gratitude for the co operation of Austria in restoring tranquillity to France, has conferred on the E►nperor Francis the order of the Holy Spirit, and that the Emperor, in return, has nominated tbic . King of France Grand Cross of the Order of St. Etienne.. The Duchess of Bassano, who came to Paris to solicit the liberty of her husband, has, it is said, received passports for Austria, and set. grit for that country. A son of Marshal Lannes, by a for . met• has brought forward elaitns to the .; Peerage of y ruucc l a tely conferred on his younger b'rother.• FRENCH FUNDS. per Cents ............... Ba;ik Actions ......... GI f. 1039. f. iIAMEURGII DVTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS. • linusEt.s, SEPT. 11.—Letters ft oni Pails, dated the Bth, cuntaiu statements- to the following ent.ct : " lc seems positive tLat the Treaty, of Peace bct , .veer. the Allied Powers and France is signed, ttut tltC eon:laic - pm will Le 31alekntr,tn 31)63`.. the beginning of next mon;h. 711eantirne the flit= lowing - - particulars are circulated in the best-in formed circles. Tae integritrof France is recog nisedwith the folion-ing modifications : Savoy is restored to the King of Sardinia ; the Bishoprkks of Porentruy is ceded to. Basle. Buninge - ois to •he tazed, and its fortifications are never to be restored; Landau, with a- notification of the frontiers ; is ceded to . the German Empire; the parts of the Duchy of LuxeMbourg, of the county of Namur, and of ilainault, as well as some. strong places in French Flanders, shall re turn- to Biginm: Besides this, France is to pay a part of the expellees of the war, to restore all the works of science and art carried off from fo reign countries ; and 200,000 of the Allied' troops will occupy the 'principal fortresses for the space . of two )ears. ' Baussets, SEr 10.--Their Majesties arrived last tight at the Palace of Lacken, from their tour in Flanders. The preparations for the cere mony of the inauguration continues to be prose cuted with great activity ; it %sill take place in the open air, in the Place Royale. TultlN, AUG. 20.—Mr. Lucien nuonaparte has asked the King's permission to go to RoMe to his wife, who is dangerously ill, either upon his fiord of honoutto appear whenever he shall be required, or as a prisoner of war, under the escort of an Officer. lle has received for answer, that his lie sire shall be communicated to the Allied Sove reigns at Paris. BASLF, Sur. 4.—Yesterday the demolition of the fortifications of Huniogen was begun. • CARLSRUFin, 7.—The latest private ac counts front ‘Vortemberg affirm, that the differ ences which existed between the King and. the States of th Kingdom have been adjusted to the satisfaction of both parties, and . to . the•general jorof all the inhabitants. , BRUSSELS, SEPT. 9.—While the French papers affirm daily that the allied armies are on the point of leaving France, - we see on all sides numerous corps every day march to join the armies of the Duke of. Wellington and Prince Blucher.—Since the beginning of this month many coluMns have passed through Cambray to Picardy and the envi rons of Paris. On the other side, nnmerou - s Prussian regiments. have crossed the Sambre, and taken the way to Avesnes and noel-cry. The landing of troops, horses, and military stares is tint-emitted; and all these troops, as they arrive from England, proceed without delay to France. It is affirmed, that if the-difficulties I,s•hieh have arisen in Paris, in respect of the negociatioiis concerning our fron tiers arc not removed, the Danish auxiliary corps will- receive orders "to continue its march hither. Meantime, the fortress of Conde is more closely invested, and , will be immediately bombarded if it still refuses to, open its ,gates. His Excellency Count Munster left Paris on the 27th Aug. HANOVER, SEPT. 4.—Divisions of Prussian troops. continue to march through the ptincipality. And town of HildeSheiM to join the army.—Yes terday above 1000 men arrived at Hildesheinh— Our Government has sent Mr%tlareard to Paris to carry the list of the effects aml sums which was raketi from the country, by farce or compulsion, during the enemy's usurpation; the restitution of the whole being urgently insisted orh Among these sums are the forced loans raised during that time. LOWER ELBE, SEPT. 7.—After a short interval of fine slimpier weather, the rains have recom menced, and are more heavy than ever, by - which the ,corn and all the other autumnal crops,s4er in an. extraordinary manner, especially in the marsh lands. The inundations increase, and such - wea ther is unexampled in this country at-this 'season ; DRESDEN, SEPT. 4.—The sum of 1165 dollars has been subscribed for the relatives of the seven Saxon .grenadiers, shot' for mutiny' by order of Prince BluCher-200 dollars of this sum was sent by a person - of the highest rank. •-• BERLIN, SEPT. s.—lt is now known for cer tain that uot,onlv the,works . of • art belonging to .our.old and new provinces ate to be restored by the French, but that . other Princes who have been - plundered recover their property ; among these is the Elector of Hesse. Messrs. Deitnn and Mas se' make, indeed, difficulties, but in vain. There is nothing either in the public or private communications from Paris to warrant the opi nion of any jealousies existing between,tbe Prus sians and British, as might havelecn conjectured from the acrimonious tone of some late articles in the Rhenish Mercury. So far from it, a circum stance is tnontionen • which affords unequivocal proof of the friendly interest which the Prussian Officers take in matters concerning our country men. Tbe assassinmioo of Mr, .Kgatst on the Boulevards has excited among all ranks of the Prussians the utmost jodignation : they have set on foot a stri;!t search atter the assassin, hot wit h oot effect. However, the Prussian ComMandant, resolving to leave: no store unturned, has given • notice that.he will levy - a, special contribution of 2000 francs daily on the inhabitants of the. Boule vard where the atrocity took place, until the vil lain shall have been discovered and delivered up to justice. Captain MAITLAND, the Commander of the Bellerophon, arrived in town .yesterday, and de livered to Sir HUDSON LowE, the new Governor of St. Helena, the 4000 gold, Napoleons found among the property of BUONAPARTE. It is sup posed that the Governor will retain this money in his possession, to be given to licroNArAwrs in such proportions as may not be inconsistent with the proper security of his person. The PariS Journals of the 12th resemble those oldie 11 th, in containing .no news of politiCal importance. The fact of the march of various corps of the Allied Force evacuating France is re peated, and numerous movements of other bodies about Paris and in the interior of the cowl- , try are _noticed, butiin a way which reudcrs it • impossible, to draw any. deduction from ,the circumstances which could throw a light upon the state - of the pending . negociations. One thing is obvious—that nothing bra 'strong neces sity could Malice thi, Continental Sovereigns to remain so long absent from their own territories. We gather from this alone,:that every arrange ►nent for a general pacification has not Veen Mb.' piked, thong!, undoubtedly considerable progress must have been made with the Treaty. An Austrian division has entered Narseilles.•,- Thcre seems to have been a very serious com motion in the Valais Royal on Monda Did the Parisians take advantage of the, absence of many troops at the grand . Review, to indicate the spirit i.vhich they e!till pdssess ? We 'imagine, from the entrance_ of foreign troops- into the Ca pital, mentioned in these Papers, that something of this kind caused the Belgian - , .i‘tist.rian, and Prus - sian cavalry to be hastened ►ip.• • . It is reported that LUCIEN BUON APAIITE''S wife has been assassinated near RiHne. The Hanoverian Goye'rument his .cotnplctc►l. the account-OE its claims against 'Prance,. and pro per instruCtions have hecn sent to Paris to re claim the amount, 30,000,000 of francs. This is the time of reckoning with the mighty der' ers. . . liamburgh, Dutch; and Flanders Mails'arriVed this morning. Another version. of the. terms , on which Peace is, or is to he made:, •is circulated' at Brussels. The integrity of France will, it is said, be resueted, 'with these exceptions : Savoy Poreutruy to Basle. Landau Part of Luxemburg!), Namur, Hai-- nault, and some Fortress in to Belgium. French. Flanders France to pay the Expences of the War ; to restore all'her Plunder in the Works of Art,'&c. ; and to maintain 200,000 Allied Troops. principal fortresses till the conditions are fulfilled, l for which two. years are alloWed. We give this. statement merely as we find it. The razing of Huningen is, begun, Had its Gover;:or, 13, , ‘RUINEGRE, been banged, over the ramparts in the first instance, it would have been coupling an act of solenin justice with a measure of political prudence, ..The British and PruSsian ,troops continue- to poti,t ,into the North of France ; and at the same time it is said that Peace is signed, it is hinted that it .moY he necessary to order up the Danish Con tingent ! ! The accounts of tic heavy rains and consequent inundations in Germany are very distressing. The differences between the King.of BURGH and his subjects are stated to hare'been accoronodated. This morning New York Papers to the ith ult • arrived.—The Cotambian of the 6th, contains the follOw,ing aservations made by the Editor, on receiving the' news of BUONAPARTE'S defeat and abdication : " If. BUONAVARTE has resigned the executive power of France, a brilliant sun is set—but set in glory. The act would he magnanimous—wor thy of BuorrAPARTE 7 -swayed only by the " safety ' of; , ranee." He abdicated at Fon i t taiubleau. last year, to prevent' cisil cvar.—But of rte zA.:r _au tints u e foeta. • 110 a. svnen the true Listory Of the Lite 1 )" t i rears, tvi.r - eStunc i; 16 . 11 a(ld to 411 trznt - 3 .Of the French. A llietiA" l 'l :: Must itai; beett neatly d t .d ' 50;009 men. The . arrivals of -iieur cart s e th , have 6pportiinely stved t he ieninftiit '3' idd; and enabled Itt.t7cnrt , from being.; Il d i.;11 ,% ") There is much uf t l2 c : i'S rtttJt o teriaus and iniacconni,thie in: these for instzuce, the disapp earanc e of sixty tb()::(th'ri men left at Isi aitriiitit under th dragon teeth of CamitiS sown t h e ear culously " rose in iron tnen," ikloTteo to jegi laer no dotibt . stink into 'the earili—pedisr thi company with their, slaughtered shades. But if we believe this titirdcle, thereA; Another which we cannot sWalloW—Ao,l 1311°5 it PARTE lost 30,00 0 :then which he.bad fir st from the enemy ! Match that who can • I" • "or g i " LLOYD'S, ij.....-•rvtio o f the convoy from Jamaica are:accounted for this thor n lof eneniies i 4 in;; viz.:—Posthumous, for . Lolldnit, arri"` NVeymonth ; parted from the fleet on Oth Aug' —Cielumbos, for Greenot:k, arrived there:" l be seen used by tneir yesterday.. e i‘ r .f d i a • Ir D - Mrl•t;)lF'-iittl•::.and --1---,---..w.---- respec 3 t y ive t.c econd s, ti ~ ,,t Sir (',l-1,11.;r.,Efs°1,1::;::14, c. . ..ic‘wvasct.•,assatilleedonfrleosonfili‘crv.eri)°l''ir' '‘v:4l,6 OC °N°l' it s a e . n e e ( s i n i l e a r r t r d ' a t L t y ) e l D t l i l i e ' t l t L e f L ! , . We nuderstand from accounts brongilt -,, . i ffern °-'1 sons r•ho .. ... , • apiveo at Doveri,yesterdaY:- ~.cre fro:: ord from Calais, t! 'at , t 'at Mr. PcPLEancl, bis 10(15 '' ,1 claY / and that no . • tlle-etinff had then taken P' 9- 4 n ttirC . DIT rgi c 1,,,EPT.1. v , 'll —" The arrivals OW ay, r and toDoter continue as numerous I -s at the person s York Hotel to embark . ' . • Fr , :-- - T,,,,ril P' 3 . , . Captain Burgess, and I.loa. Captain ErsLine, 1.'n..„.1 )Ir. Lady Mary Ross from Callis;•.lad this (1 3 F e n ; b3rh co / " fi ' l i‘ B i , orier. Sir Jenliirvtori . Gordon, J. :Ccallie, ''''''l,"qc,4i.vsu3Y ‘ l,e : :l ln; li r' r aj i al v : : :e : eP:::isil.:l:cil'itti(;illt:itif : :::1111 6:.'? : •Ca l l (-:I''ICLI(.-ii:1 _ 1:1-e)1.11.133e'.1---CC s iC:1:' . °C11'1:'1(1)11I'li' g: ho'Livaea•gnrita liuiiitier of pe.rsoas--of iafetior not. d se• •• s very ..I.lst.i. vrioc i r kientlem'an, h e l m , • • ; boviiissarii". ~,, prig to toe , 6 f id(' _ ‘ appeared in the l'aris l'aPel... ve, Partment, was stabbed. lately. V 'vr'rils a Pictures I 1 „t atv...), are. pac..et. up`,reatlto be soi l' " : 17., :i 1 0 % , , others are selecting. bwin.,- to th e wc°ite • calm, but few i 1 this L' ' tur.va.s day•' .1 ---.../....... --- . c ~ ,,,,I, i , • /u,uoo of the i'nlothitants •ot Cairo. 1).-Joile• , '" c ‘ i • li i - I, c it r li t i's ,l '. , i .t.) l l ' : ( : r ' ) s t,.., P t ei l c it i ' li g t (si l l i c ei s tie t t l i . e a l i - . e:t e i ilsl.efiti:let;:l‘eitr,lie:i(tile::ll.::';:: it nsl.111:1e,'11,;I:i::,11":,: i i l l ' il: —The Weehahites stili' contiones to. "visrroni;s are,allyays recruited by de.sert et.s. - lon(le'ts.' i - NI , '' 1 " I ' SnYs one of our Pa.risi-an Corresi', ~11,1 al' has been removed from prison to priso!l! is tai Do .Tarn t,5 Murray, Lord it the en °rl.tirese'rcerill.ol,i vf,tce.tr.e._,riici,ei:neni :,.:.I(*)".'tking the tour of the riirisian .13:.11'1, i t lic "gilt iron] the Abbaye to trial, j t . ; ksh ire. 1I s , . ) 1* , V,C . l ii e I ItINCE REGEN'E ,1"1s lef t ... I 's'; :/' i jilt lt. ~Il,is Itf ) Yal Et. igliness slept' on. ctle(''!. % n o te 1 1 -tittl.)Pel 1 - lonst - !, in Oxfordshire, on lis's.-Inose" the AlarqUis of IVlsCriv,,s•TE.:a'S,.vvie„",",;i.,,:: liP° l'aBsilig. three days'. - His r turti to t-,'".'''' - . eis:,:exa.x,teisiet,techire.7.alir.(,)),,l,:eotilgiiie)ll crio6A,tisTl.iircLeo,v,r.RlEs7, Ai ttGl:::,:,:isi t ss a pr i se l t t%i ' c . :ll,re 5 Lai" tr.:.1...t0ti. d a r ' the Duke of WELLINGTON and 1-4')r" • REAGH. • D t ' le. 1 1c the 0. • Yesterday morning at twelve 'cioc ,_,..-;01)1. of INIECKLENERG, a‘'econipanied try; I°)u ,cent 1`) )I‘i3l.lll:l,lieanve not.ascertainedil, per, trAT'"sts, Major. I'OTEN, atufMr. IVA'rs°';/!01,5e, S''' A'i:L! w, ant t l o rdeitnunrenre.d to Cumberland, _,Ciocit, London Bridge, &C. , to ce t • ji\:;ll,-Ile:sisin'tsel:rid)aiy.: u m El o lG rn , li,,n,egatoon after'twelv e ( :AblicY ' -, 1 , Ley t , Viscount NELVILLE yestciday-beit. .0051 y t't the Admiralty, ‘vbiell tvaS very name! th e tended' by Officers of all ranks.. for • P Alas - It El'OßT.9.—lt was said yes' ma iltr fourth time, that the Austr.iaris., bY coup e o , l,„ 110 It ! I : c enter i„is t t li i‘ a l i had 5 eit:(l upon 'Toulon. A Pers')ll• ,es bY t ! rived from Lisle has seen the eannout.-,s ,h ten , sni'Ltliedyotfo the i r r el 42: it''llie 'foliv•eiitglln t ' , it"roil9• P"sla. matches Ilvibisil 'W • ot:1)(111:1;leven'ing .a seriou s riot i t i f ti t e kilite'l : l at the Pabais Royal, in consequence oa ,ady•sclh , behaviour orsoine military towards i. al, • ••)(41_ see Westininstel p. was under the prciteetion of lier litisb,alotno;r-soldi 5, .lisle guard was obliged to interfere. A freocilo behaved with coolnest and firnoie3.:• illan was severely wounded, lOIVC since died o,f his wound s. 'cloc k' t foot' ° ill N'.esterday afternoon, ~,losion),_,. the'Cl'ettge was thrown- into great Te.occo, t ! o t , coliwriaeoee of a battle taking pkce.,,, 0 (1 c l _, Gentietnen Nk ho bad bad some wo.l‘;:irg force oi were determined to.ha've learnt, sati.slocti° b!!! !, arms. r t -'lle names we have 17 °t t ti,e S!l3(t.e'v appears that one of them posted op . a , ooletlll°,l' 'stati"b ' Oil' 1 near LOndou-bridge, a pape r, ' now ' 1 titer, t i t tto of a very offensive nature to the o • . _on • 1 l e is °Pr lice; the . party N.fgrieved callenge( cc coliseq.le An single conthat, albs a battle was i e iaterfere`l' lel )!It the persons sembld soon - lorepl. , ) the i! I, d , fi tli • after remonstrating with them or 'Atter eon° • , oflighting in such a place, the in-- aud L. ,reported t tht.tioss oxblood. /' AltnlyEn-711-lo'3lAntl. 3 11:11311ml - 0i, 9,1311 S kluzYrisey 'yzittifuld. I'II.ICF. OF STOt7KS - • .fort v. 1,17 AT TWF.I.VE. 0'Ci,,T1.".. In,lia Bonds, .I.A. 4i c ., ~• t Exrheti. Bills, :1. 6s. Ils. dis. Oten]ten, 1j pr. 0111. raylll9l, Oct. 7 pr. I Cues. for Octubcr, 3Gi 57 Raul: Stock, .2- Cent I'l_4l <but 3 • • • .3 per Cent. Cans. fitinl 4 per Cculg. shut perCoit. Navy Ann. Bank shut _ WA'rEit AT I.ONOW:s7. MUDGE TO-MORROW. Mottliug, t`G utter 12. E UN. SDLEA QUIS DIOEHE FALSUM AUDEAT LONDON. FRID-11; SEPTEMBER 15, 1815.