The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-29 00:00:00

INrITI,LIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS, '(RECEIVED THIS MORNING.) Front'the Gacette Offluirlie.l Auo any, tic 11 o'clock, on Ille'.occ.is:oo Of the }Cie, th e )niper,, linssia, the in of Prussia, zi,corn pt,:)icd t! , "e ( Grand Dukes of Russia. and the sow; and twiihe:rs of - the King of Pcn:sia;, thePt ince of Worteglbni - gh, Prince. Frederick of (11-ilng-, the •Prinee of Mecklenintl4h-S followed by thei - rfGrand Officers and :General• of their Stlffs, went on hOfseback to the Tuil.ierieg, the .gardens. The King; apprizeil of tbeit• appf,,,arh, Avent not of his rliarttOent to veceive the tweigo Sove- rci~fl Tiftir 111.4ie - sties met ti) the State. Cl)afilberss, embraced. each Other, and entered the gYtltt(l liner 01 the King. -Alter.tht first . c•ott - trYintmits, the Ichti,r, invited `Tito three S overeigns to go into his private,Cabioet, xvltere tiicir Maiestii:s . rentained nearly a (plater of stn hour.• after this'eor,versaiion the tkree Mo narchs left the King's apartments. The Ting alsoo - received the conlplimentS of the Fortier) Ambossadors i who W'eVe iotr&hiced to the . audience by M. de 1,311 ye ntid M. Dairgaine -1);s \h'jesty's Secretary. A 'tion'sid s erable number of foreigners of distinc tion were presented 4 the Ainhassadors.--M. -Angelo was presented as Charge d'Affaires from the Sublime Porte. An Ordinance, dated the 23d August repeals that of the 29:h june-, Isl 4, for appr►inting; a Counsel of Stare to 'ezpe(tite public bitsincs and aid M .je , ty Ministers in the prepararion of Lavr3, &c. for the Legislative . Bodies, and or ilerq a new list Of persons fit for that dignity to be in tide oat. F► dm this list the Counsellors of State and Masters of Itquests •for °Min- -ary and extraordinary service are to be ap pointed. ne ordinary service . will- compr . ze about 30 of the formes• and 40 of the t-itter; divid ed into five Committees " of legisho ion, of gation, of finances, Of the ititeritir'and conitherce, and of the marine and cnionie4.— A second Ordinance contains the natnc§ of the individuals appointed, mo , t of whom at , .. Un ktton - n us. We kemark, hoNever, liourrienne, Cricq, Covicr, 41'11 `IOI6, Portzlis, Ecipl4o:d, .Anivot, R4storet, &c. Tkere are sexeral other Ordiminco, appohlthig rnfects - , The Ifonitevr ig h!led wi:?l,Accounts of the rejoicing* and timis on tn e eccasion of the Festival of the Hurl of St. tonl4. The Thealves were open gratis, cannon fired, .ingirtg r ilaOcing,.hilloons let off, &e. -Prince t-illevrand gave a riiither of SO covers, ttf t!:e 11-tcl rtes Affaiies Etrangerei,'.to the Mi uisters and, Ambassadors of the . 14 - soeign Powers. The first toast was The King !" the second, " The Sovereigns Whei, disceinnp, ;it once (resent danger; ant! f here Wants unite to preserve the ei; liiition of Eurrype i to put clown every where the revolitticinary. spirit, to destroy the spirit of CUTIgItSt." ihe .f0t.1.71N1 t - 14 Dcbdt.) PARIS, Auc,. 2.s.—They•write from Floience of the 4th August :---," According to the last accounts from the 'insca'n Military Commander at E!ba, tit b Ships and an English frigate have brought accounts that the white flag has been hoisted in Corsica, and that the whole population • has deeldied for Louis 1111. The Prussian 'General Zcithen has established heall-varteo at EVreux. Gerrnan :TournalS announce, that the Pnis sian General Roe;[hen is to retna,:n ,at St. Helena with Buollaparte, in the quality of Commissioner of Pi übsia. (Erwin the JAurnal de Prir,:.) PAnig, AUG. 26 -- at is said that a C,otowil. posed of Nihcs!iztis of rrance, is convoked tO de cide 011 the fate of Marshal Alas semi ;tad Atigereati are already nArned as tormitig .part ot,this Cotto6l. Although the Mturriq de Toutouse anuottnres Positively,, th.►t Gcn. I on the 18th, private ICI,VYS announce, tl h •he was alive au th e }!)'1►; and that even some (vvry s:rnali in .thith) was ewe trained of his,re.,:mery (Fro* G •z, ~ /f• I Ney prec:ented 1 1 ) tr . stlt t+%) days ai.:,r) at the lloGse of the I)uc cic 110— The na,"\c&t: of a Great :\loirat•ch to ha ap p i:•io.itia I—r his intercession beirdll of her %'btPs I • iro) Cry A: .. ~ 7 r . BnucsEL.S, AUG. reser s ve army begins to form on .banl: of the Scheldt ; the Lead quarters are already fi r ed C:ient, and tlfe. seve ral corp's of infantry and erivalry which will compose it, arc arriving from all sides. This army, which is estiinated at 22,000 men, is 'under the rommand of General TINDAL; ; should circumstances require, it will proceed to the French frontiers. , . They tyrite from Luxemburg that the commander Of . 'l'i lONVILLE Isa, been smumoned for the last time ; and has been at the.sone time informed, th;tt if lie per.,ists- in HI defence, he shall be per sonally responsible for all the tvil conserpinees -which may. result from this obstinacy. Verdun has lioisteilt the white t1.1;; - , bitt.rei'oses to admit tl)c allies. Tile Prus'sian corps and the heavy ;ir tillery still stationed upon the Meuse, have re eeiveil orders immediately to proceed.into France, and.besiege the places that still hold. out. liEttLtN, A r;G. Princeßlucher wait- - ed npon our on the 31 Ani;ust, to congra 'tulate him on hi; hirth-day, Lig Majesty was preased to honour the services of the veteran war rior by a favour wlioile unexpected in its 'chid. He h ung - round Eta) an Order purposely created for him alone, consisting of a large star embroid ered-with di:unonds, upon a gold groutid, and the iron cros .in the nohi lle. 'I he Vrince was cx • trernely.affected at the distinguished fa , ;otir tons . conferred on him by his Majesty.' . We are also assured that the Prince Rep:cot of England Ills . :;ent to our respected Hero the in signia of 'an Order which was never before given to a foleT'l General. FROM Tap; MAIN, AuG. 16,—Private letters from Plris say, that the Allied Sovereigns will -Shortly leave, Paris and go to Frankfort on the Main. In this latter city, not in Paris, peace, as these fetters state, will be midi: with France, and the fate of that kingdom definitively fixed. IIAnBURGIT, AUG. .22,—Private letters from Paris say, that their Ahijesties the' Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia will return in six weeks to Berlin by *ay of Frankfurt. The, Em- E ernt Alexander trill then go to ‘Vars"axi. . From Berlin oft , learn, that the King's guards are expected hack there in October: The beau palace of Prince Reuss, at Berlin, has been purchased by Prilrre Pincher. FRONT,TIf V FRENCH FItoNTIRRS, AUG. ~- l econtulice.s in the conspir.tcy ‘yhicit has bccn dis prtvertql at Paristheir s+ cret ttleetings in the Fa ux')lturg St. Marceau. VA, txplosion ryas •to bane 'Liken lace on the 601'4 this month ; part of i h e 0 1., 0 t- a s to seize the persons of th e , 01 .p oA • s ~qlCo.umatitlers in Chief. = naFM"N, AnG I Vie order, t7rottz.,T7t th,P,ll..ke o Wt•i.!•l +'s convict- for the Da nid,l tro , :t.ts to tal•-, And he fo . rwardeti to all the thmus, t.ot t , ose damns h4dadvanred to 'ti plies, 1- or., io3n. , nd o,;ualtruck., The is, tto f. , ed het a cen these places, BBt et), a•.O so that it can he as -ooe ;0 3 +1 continue its nnarch. A courier is call!' •his liorniq: with dispatches from t ; ,...;• r i0-, • to the I 3 ke of Wellington: ,Ct•r. , .NH Ni l G 14 —The prohibition for VC CIS ,t) ' f,,l•Vram•e i a!)d the measttre . s aclnpt.•cl tli 1 i 7 renel) siiijccts, are e,:ißectecl to be revoked in a stiorT THE k \1 Y. LETTER PEONS AN OFFICER 21• ST BEGIN/ENT (SCOTS FUSILEERS), DATED PALM, AUG. 11 " We sailed from the Cove .of Cork; on Sunday the 9th, .and, after an cal passage, landed at Os tend, on the 17th of July.. Front that place, we came„. vii Bruges, by the canal, to Ghent, anal then marched straight to Paris, our route being for St. Denis, by Ondenarde, Mous; Cauteau, Pe tonne, and Sculls. " Ott the 26th, the regititent entered Fiance, at the village of Bavai, and arrived safe at its desti nation oil the sth instant. It rainea incesuntly for several days, and we were badly off dining the march, from the want of our baggage, whic'i generally far in the rear, owing to the roads being. greatly broken lip, whilst from the vast f. umber f troops who had preceded is, we w ere b ut spilt . ingly supplied with provisions. Ihe country ap peared io 'have suffered severely, many magnifi cent chateaux being nearly destroyed, and eve. y where the vestiges of a destioyer's hand were ob servable. The t»aj , w part of the li.lngl'sh at toy, as well as thos e of its allies ; are under caw ; but the 21st regi7ncnt is in cantonments, aml doing dtity on the liep , bts of Mmitlir4rtre, where strong lot tifi-ations were raised by Napoleon, for the pro tection Ot The 3d I),J!fs have bent succeeded at 'Brighton by :hi' 55th infantry. They arc about 600 strong, ,and oceni,v t :,e barracks. Colonel RN - vp.s, Assistant Qnaitee-Master-Ge tieral a Pkrimi:ati, has exchanged with Colonel WALLLR, tit the same' department, in i'Jrtsniotttli gar; kon. Th,e .Gl , ificester regiment of Militia is ordered t.,-lily - to(!.,th, whither they are on their ;owe, and - Ole Stafford A.liiitia •to -Liverpool, Co etni):o k - tor' Ireland —The ,qerfis'il at present at - • Gentiemett of the &minty of Somerset have expres , ed their %visit to erect a monument atod memorial ok _tile Battle of Waterloo to the Duke of WIr:LLINTON, on the hir,Lot point of Mark Down Hill, immediately above Wellington Park, and npon the property of the -Hero. It is proposed that a meeting be called to take into cow:1(6.1460o the best means of .catry inv the ppPjcCt into effect. The plots-at "this moment in Paris are . of a much - deeper deScription than could possibly be imagined, and higher characters are intplicated in them than the world would suspect of being parties in such transactions„ Happily, however, the Allied Powers are aware of the whole proceedings.; and very decisive measures may SOOl3 be expected, which - will excite general surprize and iudignation Under the he-Ad of• Our Private Cottespondence be found an important intimation from Parjs, namely, that after the grand Reviews, \Ville!) tire' in contemplation, the Allied Armies will go into • Cantonments in France This fact. speaks a volume of political informa tion. ft dispels all the false reports of]the med;ate withdrawal of the troops front that: conntly :, it routes the assertions that Vranco.is to he suffered to retain her teritorial integrity, fir, in.ot her %yards, to he 2:tllowed a respite to recruit her exhausted strength, and again Voinge:, , fte world into t7ar and t&sery : it declares tnat t. Powers of Europe are determined to leave' n,;` botches in their salutary and glorious work, hi to eonsuminate - at Paris what they so happHi; ( . 1 t: veiled in at Vienna—the peace, happiness, and se curi:y of they people whom Provideace Las pLced unde: their protection.. It will be seen, from 'a few particulars of the death of LAsiDevE,RE, that a Frenchman can scarcely be executed without dashing at theata cal-enct ; but peace be to the ashes of - this un fortunate man. - Mr. GoLnsmyru, in time sintigal lizytn Monitor, avers that he - would not have sid ferca had lic.nut bclutigri.l tv *I:m.(11201rd regime. The Paris Papers of Kist Sittird•ay are " barren all." They arc filled with accounts of the Fete of Louis XVIII. ; but 'e learn frOm private chan nels (on uhich we have perfcet reliance), that never was the triumph of rehellion more complete than 00 the occasion of this gloomy festival never was jOy'more chill, nor mitrth more sepul chral ; never was French vivacity so dead, nor - French gaiety more doleful. The spring of all this is, that never befoec was French vanity so humbled.. NEY; it seems; is to be tried by a Jury of Mar.' shah ! AUGET.EAU and MAssENA .are . already named as - Jurors ! We have heard that when Robbers are tried,by Robbers they have always the least mercy to expect ; and that the justice administered in a.Cave •of Banditii is invariably sanguinary and speedy. We shall see if Conspi rators act in a simlar manner. But real:y; th;s business is too s o okinn for afarce 3 and too st , ri u t“ to be thus turned into ridicule. The White Flag has, it is said,-been hoisted in Corsicathe birth- place of the " Great Man," like his empire, yields to Fate. the memorabilia of the day, is a toast g ;, 1 "e 1 :713 11 Rrince TALA.P.YRAND. It is a littlr am bignous, hut no bad sentiment, since ever' bo:',y will construe it in the Bray most agreeable to hiS f:%111 opinions. We therefore present it in t.l).e oi r--- " Aux Souverains, qui, discernantA-1:►-fais touS les dan- • .gers prt.Cs..ens et tons les liesoins de l'avenir, s'unissen:t pour pr6server la civilisation de l'Europc, pour Etotiffer par-tou t lcs gerines des r4volutions,•pour daruire l'esprit de c un Otte." We have made some extracts from Brussels and tlamborgh Parrs ; but the former are principally occupied eit h a long decree •of the KtNG of the NZTHEIILANDS, for which we have not room to do,y, nor indeed is it of soh ieient interest to rEc i ure being inserted entirely in an English- Newspaper, It is a very clear exposition of the intentions. of his Majesty in convoking the Notables, and ex- tend the Constitution of the Northern part of his dominions to the Southern i'rovinee . s, so as to, unite the whole under common laws, The . Deerce that notices that a sixth part of the Notabl:.--s r not rmemble,and of those who did meet, a majority • wespectively given, there can be no doubt (.4 die „ • State w bven unanimously 4 1 i )1111)11 :0 61 s qeneral-126 Of this number Itoy eacc •der that they were influenced by r e b ,, lo lo cons ; / Lc at ions, or „tile! ise would. have .P illei can' minority of . 527 who - voted in f avo ur of ti° r eo stitution. Even then, ever, the Onvernitbero would have been in a niiiitiri!y in the d- of provinces, while those of ti le -I.iortli are 0133111141 ill On its side. Si 46 The - Debree then goes on to state -- o tes after this enumeration and comparison ° I ti%visil sentiments and wishes of the treat 11i:014°f:riff our subjects, and that the assent of, this by is evident we do not hesitate to fatal or ° ;11 5 tion by formally sanctioning the projec t `- vb-f. been communicated by us to the St#tie—% f t neral and the Notables, and by decho lk " the we by these presents, tha t ple positions contained in it form, fro "111 0 ' 1 0 of ment, the Constitution of the S. l ' ) g ( ' it the Netherlands„ We shall proceed nilb(n'tbese lay to' the measuires necessary to eNe ctile i dispositions, and it is our particula r res°ls,o by a speedy convocation. of the two Cin'ilibesiste enable the Sates-General to execu te the "eiitocis tk ower. The oath which we s e p hall rra" ce co in the midst of them, has been 1 014 5!-li efe e „ graven on our • he.irts.t Never have w e ''''' lt e ue° can we have any other views. than to1191;,01 the general prosperity, an:L. to in - ote ct pub 1.011 individual liberty, Etna the °I all 'Lila(' of our subjects.''' , f ti ll • ALetter from New York says, T ill. ,g 0 State ?as undertaken ton build a se"'Y 17 111. ,pi . ,tpin the year, and this without taxi,ng 1 - - „ e:; So °I v i (s:tys Cw. Wr;ter) should - tt ris ifilel'tis!„)l4 the States he acted Iron, it 16 clear th:ai ill ° ,ici lie rick! a Navy ww.iht tke formed a+ if 13, 4 "1 , 1 13'7 1 0 Caul when we reeolleet what she seli ievel' ' lo ° ' ite War, with a compa!?itirclyios i4ll**4llt r L .. l t he l , neriel, it i• to be apprehr!oile. l, "11', ' „ i ce c .arse of a few yeam b ee ,,nie a foralidtibler at sett." 7 - - - .--........—.--_ vE - i 'rITE IRMI Pal LSTA v a's ers. Tfrg Pa- . ) 0 " , .ori r i is 1 1 1 2 (',11:. ( 'Ir 1 : 1 : rt y : ',t i ( ! r t I : , . f i;:.i t i eci l l iir a : T e . t (: i tl i t il. . l l ::l l C )l : l y l 3 l l: : li :le ' . :l l i :i l l at' l'iiiirl'tii:lligil('t';'B:l.—Jitt.;(ll:l(l;is'ili:ci:lei,t):::sreal'lrl a ti ' : l e i tihl 'elf' Is '': 1! ri3 it" G orernment it , Milli e° I thus" betraying the deare-3t interestS 0- I t / le i,. cg : , Which the Holy Ghost lids confided t ° tile- le. they thi A ng n s d t 3 l :l , l n y t , h .: , l;ll ,o a ; t oe,asti k ley 1) : 1 b etter 31)4 e' f t Gil t" tat 11 :0 knot re already v idil ' p l 1 1 : 1 ; i e : 1 1 : 1 - 11 : 1 , out l i .l .t . f tiA t i ' i t l i i % szjitt , l t 'l l e" r i..i gathert 1 t ll i ::tt thattl le ~,' 0 i 4 a ,,,. ,-` o nt 0 ` „ e lf tolic children, anti that if tre (10es - Ito ii , 0 _better they will no more -have 0* he ai ts or t i l e uhurch than to their State of Cetbe,r,,l-- ) 1 19 ,,`; ' ; , inc, 4110 ffildra tar tue other-; ail t. 1 ', 1 - ,, ( ittlt‘ ) ' -' pendant Priests, attv Cabal oi setlitiud'y B ti R , L u N rl l,: i n r : t_r, i o j l a • s T t i 1 . 1 : 1 I - L . O d el ' ' t it) ~ CO I' in.„—EircaEt xisr-ntitp.l) A ss a , do thi°rniat°el.o'“,lll,7lstel st 4 arr ive ,1 ,., tite Duke and Duchess of CtitsißElll-414,„Pooberi'1:.1 the Duke's travelling carriage,. at Ligli;er i tti '4l house, St. James's Palace, wh et.e , .-11001:' el iliglmttascS were received b\ Co I,;[ . 01 ' f a 4:1 his Royal ilight,ess's principal l'A lß ti , ; ,:y 61c i l l ie were soon after followed by the ile' ut , el of .4 Duke of IMCKLENRF,KG, the bif t A d r ot) b jV i l of DneheSS of CumßEkLAsii. A iiwil,.`cl,cl,oliv:eof been relit to the Pat NCF Iis.GENT "' ,1 t he ~ree f beet) hi; Royal Brother. the Daelles, au" ' 500110:rd AIi.CKL.F.tigERG, iris ItOyol Higu"e'si boo°, repaired to Ctintberl.,and-lionse, ".it:l44„gltrnitii.cil. Aleut % 'it ) a viSit of congrattliatio 11 , et C° l. - i d' YestetdaV, at tno o'cliwk„ , a C'lblillos ott,e4o, was held. et 4he Foreign Office, whicl,l' 19 01 : P . 0 .. t „„ bar 10 .. ell by the Lono CIJANCELLoa, •t.s . ~ i liLic_ o iir LtOwll , LivEIIPOOL, 13ATittlitr4, 41',scok:rof, nANistilltE, the CEIANCELI,GII Itill le Es` th' t 1 o f ;tint Inc 1.-Itgl , t Ilan. \V. NV. rpLg• l th e P i,ol ll . AItT had it jtiMi COaSaliaijOa 'W it 1 1 11 . 0 "" 0 0 LtvEacoot, at Fife-house afterward?. ',d„,y, I- ',don t° ship, we tindyrstand, • leaves .1.... 0 • -- , 0 14 hi, rel II ni to l'ol if; , • L AK E it" Yesterday the I)t,9kes of YoltK+ Cii'll„t Catitu ()RLEANs, ‘ ( Sitedttis.i.ixtst:E iteGgias ' IrS# Lion Ne. f 1) 1 .e• , r i ,,,rl 0 EI The Lo-R6 CIJANCELLOa and iiie 1.„09,01 Pclwi-• ,ilaTionhel,ee.i of tilePßI r Cco,4l)Cil* 1004 yions.to' tiieir attending it Cabiaet. . avi.,,,z, r4e Dutch' Ambassador intends I.- o re .6 this tkv for Paris. The Eight ,I1(w. CHABLES 00- ire i i i ii, eXpected to leave their seat,l.l.ol° a m . o. P':i r ‘ i e, ,rot : this day, for l'aris , shirt S' 71 ) . ' o e tn i e Cadiz tel a lte rh''v rite bce,pnasls'ea.cg.cc3:°l7l,f,-,°e:lllit:istieel,:ilbl:„t?lll.eri. Tire dates are to the I I In ill9ll - 0 Spaniards have been so Ili." it to tilt t'litiolls, success of 'the artn.tinent SCO .O. iier es peg .Itio p 'Aolutxoi Mexico, a ' t l i c i :s t coxotieerst:i 'hei',lst•elatile'E,c'et_r.e.,,,uit in i s P t I o .c i l ";: a , 1) : 1 t l i e ' : l# of C" ( 1 11 t, It is reported as a [lll of the s e t:C. o l ; y armament, -that it goitted th t ` ibis c,ific co, t!ited to the. River Phut:, but a , : e d, Co ul“ ,ess e / the Spanish Ministry %vas in,1:';•,,,,c suilit.To,ool( vial-Os came into power, 3.,;11,1 ;tiers ("I „I,.ibbe3ll* was sent. after the fleet, w.- -- ° , the '-'"-- ~,,,bf change its course and proc e ' d ( sS,ecaix;,lo7.,leonidliiitr.:latserkGitnitil:,ll,:t:l) teolf Aeni,_iiceti,i,c(.otii::l,?ot:it.raite::)cf iloi):tilict:,;4o),lti fut• an additional wreek,,iii hul l°, . bven i' (-), v l i T i j a C t i l% ). l )' Y i:failllilatroeoll-1(")' as , "' 6.1 .----- /~ cc The Traveller alloot I a .is," O. 111. To-morrow. X1:11 LS. AnRofED--1 France, I rianiburgb, 1 I-Tolland, 1 Jamaica 1 Surinam, 1 I.Traltils, 1 11111)116, 2 IVatetford. }Mt Lis ' bon, 2 Ciotten6urgb, 1 Guernsey and Jersey. V tiTOG:I: wEr.vr. o'et:Jcg. lintht 13ontls, 4s. ss. dis.' '' .' 1 Excheq. Bills, 3s. tlis i . par .t Ointtirtni, 51 pr. Onap.fur.Acco - int, _§i 7 3 - pr. I Cups. fur Octuber, 5614 PRICE THIS 1).11" T Bank Stack, 3 per Cent. Red. : -. )514. 3 pm' Cent. Con:. 551 ‘t per Cents. 714 i F, per Cent. Navy Anti. 9,31; •Dank 1,. Ann. 11 7-16ths 1-11C1I W ;TER ,Vl' LONDON BRIDGE To..moititow. litu.niilt:, - ;s7 nii,i'utis after .9.. I Evening, 27 iuinutt s ,ifttr 10 THE SUN. QIIIS 1110 ERE FA LSVNI AIti,EAT ? LONDON, S Y, /IC i 7 US 7' 29, 1915. , • % 1 --