The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

MAILS. bEn ---1. Guernsey anti Jerie:v. 17; . :rrIco, tiatri u r gh) 9 , Gott eiiburgh, 1 ‘Vateilurd. • - rrtic•E OP 1 'li str,c ; k THIS DAY Rimy L. Atitl ‘ . Stric t stmt• Pitnid.s, • •Is. Is. pr. GM; - 621 ht.+ 1;t11,,, pnr, 55. 44. Ica L per c ons. - t.N4ivy Ann. pz: l l,4_ ' 62111 era ze price of Ilrown or Ztn. ado Sit ar ; k l 5, froin 10/d Returperns cwt. %% in the ecli ending dtii . 'Ai II I, r „ , 1 6 IER AT 1:0NbON 111 6F, 1.11)TO-MOitROW. I. Ztiv:, 17 minutes after 5. vc nit f 33 'llltruttes ;titer 5 VEla ' , ll ' it , L) I_ 7 • atTI4 nteRRE PA1,417M .1 tl DEA . ir-EDNEs;),Ir, L RCII 15, .1515. t this m oment o f peculiar and breathless 4.ietY, the-prevalence of heavy g al es has pr " e : II " • our receivingany furth er intelligence front ate 41 ' r e. Any fresh rumours that are disseminated therefore entirely to be discredited, and mil. 1!.(Ilit ' teal information inuSt: be allowed to rest on Ilews,of i'donday., ,Of this news, the most ina 11';rtal't is certainly that which 'Fs - Contained hithe 11 '1 ' ° ' i leztr of., th e 1 1 th, lvhiCh the Courier News- . fa i e r ascured the Publi c i t b a d " g o t , " ( quot i ng ; % 'erl itt= - wurdsi o the French language,_" it adroit elltrer" ' t it'tl Lyons), and upon which we cense- . d Y speculated- in our, cibseations yester 'l; for i t is not to be credited, that. a J" r"I s°' respect a bl e wou ld b ate kv 4 -71 lied i ts nosses,,i„, of any .docuinent which It toi ilt the hands of its Editor. Un '.t*- th • ese circumstances, .e could not for a mo otetillt coirselves to' doubt the authenticity er which lux lte res table Gentleman assures t ot sa w , and a re sui•prized that the peen C 3 °l' se veral _Morning' Publications should have ,sceptical as to entertain anct uis 'of its . non-existence . It is t . 1 4 e i f " to not icelha t the 131. Chronicle lout - MT ktb: l) ..," tte fact that there is now .no prefecture tito, r 4aritiole Alps, and con s e quen tly the Mo- , iii ltrti c "lii nig have fallen into th e bl un d er o f } 'reclamation 11y the Prefect- of a De which i s not in b e i ng. Another Print f , lt tl is its -suspicions on the non-appearance of ..ts )`ll,iets fro m this important Illoniteur, , and 4 , r i ti3 itt trirleeci singular that at so momen . tons g4 ce 3170111 (1 not have contained further mtelli- Ili' 11 'Y of being communicated to the public. ir(Le to thn iltQrS into a calculation .of isfance., 4 i , •• e of the statement itself. 6411 st.tl i Pre, st speculations, we have already ex tatettr conviction of the receipt of this No -1'14; t1(1 we only wish, from the disagreeable - Pee t . e l its contents, wlt. had cause to sus th4,l t t h e tr uth of our able Contemporary, rather hPi t h ' i ng our only hope on the chance of its titre f°rgety._Thus, believin g the fact, we till °tili ng' to add to our yesterday's remarks : another arrival vle 'citY and dou, ev er y tiring B in must remain in bt. F ell ' HALF -PAST. ONE O'CLOCK. 4, ave Just been favoured 'with the •'lia•imi t i , . l . following cif t s_ Ikea:gent source, i4t-entioti, ever way worthy It); I t ROSSCHILD has, I believe, a 111(miteur, lit t !' l the only one in town, but whether ge- I'l l i lle e c ' r int, this day will probably defermine• t; •- ate doubts about it, especially by those who tankiilt.at the r -lonourable COC Fl RANE JOH NSTONE 111 0 1 "4. 'l'lH/se who think it a forgery, argue t he c 'is I.(l 'ind ; that in such a critical moment NI -)4r:fluent would lint circulate anticipa 1' 'll, • to t ;n. ' 4'll'lolls to its- cause and the 'tv.......1.pub1ic tran -444 'hy tell the people of Paris, that di r e .. t4j i , . ! II i gil the in Lyons in the course of ace l''i' v(aNthat the people of a Department (which Iv:, ' le m:'ay does not exist) had not shewn . t 4. i ut . . c er.- 111 rs asicrity to .oppose the Inva I 4 /(, ) ,,• °ll the contrary who believe in the lily 1- t ellr say, that the insurrection had Pr°th-l tliensl"vn itself in Lyons against- the Govern % t ' rt il that it was better to admit the certainty tb• Rtt °st °E. the Traitor's entrance into'that city, Th at t° tHention the disloyalty of its inhabitants. ti()4 i h tilet.e is a large portion of the popula- . i.4,1--'f'kvour of the Inipoto:. no otie can doubt ; 'lti as b n ° Other. intelligence could have' reached 4 Sk Ilt b'y telegraph, is it not possible,we wodli.!, , t h y. • '°nte of those disaffected May have Po s • • I tt ' ses slnn of one cif: the telegraph'3, - and t fcri• • i ll i k4 l'bi ' ,.. e in f (")al i° l l to Paris ? We think this as •<i e it ' -- a eoujecture as •any of ('lose afloat, hut lYstety must soon be unfolded." • 1„ _____-",.......____ . tr,. ' a te 1- -ti ` .111.ect that TdAssENA eccainly Wrote t; ' Xri t int (4 b 01.6 .41i tv ' .. , . .. ' Q ufi zi . - • . dun a(taclnnent after the landing Iv . ApA R _ r ,„. , . . (1 0 T '.• ~ 4 his is a cheering pre,iage, and Rut 4 , • • . . 'P a ir of havin(r to announce, in our ~~ rtt t atitiVC:is to ale t!)at: tv;) , ) kis agate) at t;) invol%e t iie pAid t ; o; - his either.,by th . e.imutis of . the c:fflordou - Execii(itmer, or • by those : tir t.,hd grettust of -,ti! It will be . seen, by reference to our 1fa; , .1.1‘..qi l etter, ; tbatGo.,:ernntent. fire ser)dity;_ troops totbe Continent' ; four transports xvit.ll borse::sailed from the 'lfiames . .for noflaii(l Uil Sunfl:tv last. It.is evide.nt . ,.bowever„from:tl le !fates; dint thr a s h- Jed oould.nor. be in consequenet:'‘..?f .the ,recent genCe from Trpiice. : We this day lay the American Treaty, that im portant and, scasomilile documCnt; at full length before our geaders. Its articles suggest nothing for particular notice. There-is nuw no news from America worthy.of a place in Ou'r'e,(iltinins.---The following appeared • in our Second,Edition of yesterday ‘Ythere are long dispatches from General JAc,s. - - SON relative,t-o.Jhe operations of New Orleans. NEw-;'oax, FF.B.2l.—Mr. BA KE-R he hearer of the Tirea.ty of Peace, as ratiried by the.PEnvcF, IZEni...NT, arrived at Washing-ton at eight o'clock on Fridqy c‘'ening.. . . " A letter from: Savannah of the 7t4•inst. states that the' Britiahlorce had not yet left Cumberland Island. , , s'Jerserytity. was,:last evening splendi4ly'illa, minated i tmnd a federal salnte fired a nut»ber of citizens assembled on our w,harfs, aoil were much gratified with the hrilliaut Ippe,tra nco . "The City of Washitwon was •)Ilutninated in consequence of. Peace : Siy(q( . y' ; ' Commodore DECATUR, has written a long report of his cript ore. Funds, guetnated eoniikrably yesterday, and suilered a great depression. • Consols left off , Ht GU IL and Ornuitnn at 6:-} discount. It xvill'be seep that they are rather better to-day. The terms employed in speaking pf the King of Spain by Mr. WHITEHEAD' on Mondav,night, by Mr. lloxtNEII on a'formi;r occaio:;, 'and by airtllic F,Actinn ”1“) ,vel:e WO 11 t 1 . 0 reprove any abuse of the late Emperor of-, France, are ••catol.klotts anal injurious. No conquered Province, far less an in dependen't Kingdom, ‘loultl 'endure such outra geous itisurts. We are alik . e tiotonishetl that the M mister cFel tint reprehend, nor the - SPEAKER' stop them. Some One' ought to ecim'o a regard fur tire 'Connt(y, by stepping fiirwartl to prevent our ; being plunged into so disgraceful a, war as this course threatens. _ . LORD COCtIAANE.--rqlere , are a nnmber of re ports resFcting thiS hOtiOtTifllt! Ciral'ileter, but the most probable is that he was seen . three days since at Calais. . he nrecautions thken by Government to pre serve the public tranquillity have not relaxed.-L, The military continue to traverse the. streets by night, but there has not been the slightest dispo sition to riot. since Friday Wt. 'Ebel/Ike of Yonx itt l i a Levee' yesterday, at his Office it) thellbrseGuar , is. • Yesterday the Duke of Yoaz-z transacted mili tary business with the PRINCE 1.11;oLts-r, at Carl ton-house. Lord CASTLEREAGIT IVIIS SO much indisposed yesterday, that he was confined to his liottf.e.- •' Mr. BAS'SE-11., the King's Yessenger, w as sent . off la'St night - from the Foreign Office ; with .dis patches for Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, -";it Parts: On Sunday, after the •Cii ' inet Conned at the Fore; 4n Office, which W as attended by all the Cabinet Mittist. -s, three of the King's Messeu gers, Messrs.. (;IT Y, CLOUDE, and SYLVESTER, Were forwar4cd; the course of the evening,. with dispatches to P.n.'s and 'Vienna. Accounts of "the 18th ult. from Cadiz, are of the most gloomy description. They were undcr• great apprehensions of an explosion in that city : cannon had been planted in the great square, the' . guards had been doubled, and regiments were en ramped outside of the tovn., with orders to be prepared to act against the people at a moment's not ice. —(Times.). Letters from Paris, dated the 10th, say, that the English resident there cannot possibly return home at present, however desirous they may be to do so, as all the horses and carriages are put in requisition to convey troops to South. understand, says a Morning Pa p er, that Colonel CAT.IEBELL was absent from Elba when BUONAEARTE sailed. Ile hat! gone •oyer for a few days to Florence, and was on hiF. return of the 27th February, when he actually saw the small flotilla' of the Ex-Emperor, from" the vessel on which he wasp') hoard, but could not distinguish what vessels - they were-. He lauded on the 28th, and found the nest - empty, the_ bird flown—not that his presence Ivould•have prevented it,. as he was possessed of. no powers to controul the per son to whom the sovereignty of the Island was ORIG I.NA r POILTHY. SON:', :11;':13 in ^ij I'..Tothel**Y v,vecf iTinocenf.drY.T7s .I . ltcniltfwe best and ileareAt—k:reams Life's clortnk lihi :(!ttitlx h And saint::!, .ioy-±suchztb thy 'll3' mind who: e ner , r stormy troiiicif4it?Bii:S, IVhert. hei r . soft nest the dove-like bti:.! 1, Al/d calmest thoughts,violets rlibcir fgagrducetningle with bright wisdom's bea:ra. Sleep uti na . y.Mpther—nut the lily's 1):41 S;) xeet—nut.the euamoured sighs 'll;tt tl;e;'dw-drup frow her snot.-7y goptl,!--,mt that tiew-.drop c'e it flits pure—c'en with'ttiee to d•,cell, (.) ,itost ijcloved of good anti Wise. THE - EINE _ARTS. 1%1. It. M. Oitalcque'RaLotilT of the British Gallery. .) Na. 20. A Scold L. Co sst.—A diugy; vulgar I hing. 9..1. A Co!cmr Grinder, 11 F. Pio:L---Pussils. - ,e.4 9 f a good deal of humour, and aliogczher a clever produelion. 22. Rustic Courts.hif , IV. 3.Tuomi'§?N., 2:3. Gittwith Frail, J. IlistNc. " • • 21. .3101he7 and Child, S..WoonFounE, 11. A,—Very un worthy of h Royal Academician. lye - ate surprised that pity•-• son; who have Veached this dignity should not .carelaii of their reputations. . Shay Jro In ..Vature, J. 1 - latalisON7A,iniStibtue : it is nit from Nature. 26. 1.1114, How'attn, R. A.—Tlie same which in \ Soatertiet Houle, and a pleasing F.tihjt , et though,, we huazhly conceive, worn oat in the service of a variety of painters since Jupiter. ~i C 37. San-rise, THE SA;',ll:---and previously exhibited _at sane ?Lice. This•deserves, however, partienlat: tie. It is in lloward's very heat manner, fall 'of iLlagina ti:rn, gracefulness, and bpanty. , First-in the East,the gloriods lamp was seen, Regvnt of dr,S., and alltlfe horizon round Invested w'ith•briht . jceund to ran His longituje through 1 - leavcn?s hiistr road ; the grey Dakr,i and the Pleiades before bilo Shedding sweet influence. This noble idea of our 'mit:JrE.:Li Band is admirably embodied by the painter's iienol. 'fife di.„l,:i.noits , ipierulour of the il lumined atmosphere, and, the shadowy tints of . the aerial figures atu cuuceived, and must sweetly .expressed. `Ls. .6'w,- . 45t0.; - ' G. C. ('‘ii•;.:T;tY.—A natural and touching Essay, with little of pi , .tor;.il merit. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ETTING eN OAKS, &.c. 13. 8. to 1 azst 11.ott-;i lttntes• brother to TAkeit-I to Vv!ism:i by:Serce.Tcr. 14 a , K,t, m's 2;4:r/imams. 14 1,) 1 :t1 Wlxy. 'Taken-i 5 to 1 aqs4. c.l)y,Dick Arvir:ew.s. 14 to 4 T/mrn;,llr, 16 to 1 agii, Mr. Wats,m's 2- ;ea;:rave. It; to t ilw.t i.J. ]tour's Equator. T.tlien---17 to I asst Graentl.Gowe.Cs Itaphael. R to I t. 'l:4li.en 10 to • ; :. by Sir Davtd 11 I, 1 ag , t :N;r. 1.. v P.)pinjay. (.3.1.1 . 1.-1N1) Ciii3S. th, :11 , :t0.11,1,• 1 % each, D. M.—even betting betweeil 41.1colwi aild bel),.lle: The Memhers of the Fre:cli Institute, whose nann.-: have been latHv expluiged, are Napoleon Baca ii , ofinalvtr;e, J q s e ph B lm _ rirte, Ggvtorr'ra MOrreettli..:arant, Mon g t.., Ca n th aceres , ~aert ii, aic (.;;z rat, Sit: 3 es, Laenat,ureguire, C..artfinai and Duvi:t the painter. W e onderstantl that, in generous acknowledg lhent . <rf the ex traOrdillitl'y trvipes 'rendered to .Drury-Lane Theatre by Mr. IC;E:\ N. 'the Com mittee • of Managvmeilt .havi. , raised .his salary to 25/. a weck,'and hai'e pre , q.m . ted him with the sum of: .5004.--Mr. Ka off, alter the play to-morrow night, for Glitsg.ow, ‘t here he is en gaged to perform on every night next week (Pas sion week), at a salary of 100/. ; and having obtained a week's leave'of absence frain I)rury-Lane;' he will play tour nights in the en suing week .at Newcastle at the same salary. Mrs. FtiwcETT is engage:l to perform for a week at Edinburgh, for which place he set Off on, Monday last. ANECDOTE...-A • French Royalist contrived to give Lord WELLINGTON, who had just entered Vrance, information of a cons'Alerable supply of cattle, which Ivas on the road to the French army, by ‘yhich means Lord IVELLINGToNt was enabler! to •intereept and secure the:n. The French Royalist,' on the ICSloraliiol of the BoutieoNs, presented a Memorial to DupoNT, then Minister of War, stating tht circumstance, and a ma r k of honour as a reward. ThiS Memorial was found in' the Port-feu:die of the latter, when SO OLT S fleet:C(l(A hi ii. Having read this Memo rial, SOULT superscribed it as 'f ollows The Duke of DALAI ATI A CUOVI this Me morial to , his MAJESTY, Out Hui visc:s the'llTriter to ;transmit it to the Duke of NVEI,LINch'oN, who will probably . pro Lure for him the Order of the Garter." guaranteed. - The Park guns were fired yesterday evening at We are happy to insert the folkwing, but wish half past five o'clock, on the Ratification of the our Corytispondcnt had been hind! enough to au- Treaty of Peace with America. . thenticate the intelligence by his signature : ; The Dukes of SuSsEX and GLOUCESTER, LordS , 5 t tit..Toith's Colity - e, Ca,altrikt., March 14, 1815. ST,ANHoPE, EsSEX, KING, TortatsGToN, (;HEN- " ?dn. Enrror„—You have been very mu('l) im- VILLE, and GREY, have ente:.ed a Protest in die j posed Olt by a paragraph admitted into'your Paper .yesterday, purporting that an epidemic fever'pre- Uonse of Lords against th e C orn 11 : 11, w i t h out i further. inquiry. . vails here : the College never was in. a more • It is .stated, on good authority, that there is a healthy state, and the Lectures continue to•the prospect of;parliamentary aid being given tokvards ens! of the 'Perin, as "" 91 . — Ye'tera"Y- ‘lessrs. BALL, FALLows, WlLLt.'„.mi, ftvEN, were elect= burgh. the building of the. Uni vers i ty o f Edin burgh. ! , ' . . ColiN. ExCli. , t. t:, MAIMIT Is.—We had it f t . w BULLEN, Into onefourided by Mii. PL ATT .''. ; i irrivals with \‘'. lea t inn! Barley 0 . i , t11 Suffolk this buEL.—On Mot*y sC • nniqrl t a meeting t oo l ; ;-, ,morniug,. real. fine samples ct which supporrcd phtee at Loughmore, Ireland,- between' , Rica A Itt) onday's pri c es... Fine Oats aiso•sokt, 011 1011. as Sm . \rit, 1'',49. of Croagh, and DAvio APeoLLocu, :good terms,. lint orilindr V SAIDPIVI Of. all kiwis of I ',',,,. of the B . 4th regiment. - Mr. :S, stood his an- Grain were-eX•L'edingly (lnli. in Pease dull mans. ; ,tagonist's shot (we are happy to .ily , o;it.hoUi .el there was no alteration, lea) and trischunged his in the a;;.' NA VAT; -NEWS. --- --~ + . ! 11.11:Wr TT ALtnen. 1.---Arrived the Henry 'Nel7r,• l : t:iey their rn:ii:s yesterdly at Yal;ni:t.ii. 211 2 .0 1-;.:v..",1 , . the. Phylera,..o. Quest, .27-1 3 ,E.B. ; end Betsy, B. P. ktru:liicirts;), from the Thames, ,honn',l,to Hel N. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13,—Last night, fl;ld the WhOle of this day, it has blown a most trethen dohs gale from the-. W. to N. W. The shipping here have rode it out except one Of the 'out wardLbouner West Indi-a.ttien, which vessel - unknown) --has drifted. nearly on. the rotlis in Mount's Bay•: she -has brought up, aud is 110 w riding very hard - , with: thtee anchbi-s a-head), hut • •u 3. ., great 'nopes are entertalnta tnat she will ride it out,' 'as tht.!'wind noW' (fiVe o'clock)_:has_be,cOi.l;e. more' moderate. Put in, duriAg Union List Indi:unan „one of ill 2 Acbar's Another. East India Man 'came in this morning- I ' but it has blown so furioui 1 gale, we cannot Waifti her name. DEAL, MARCH 4.--;-.The outward bound re- PoßTsYouTii,llAricr-: 17-I.4'TheSprightiy cutter has returned to Splthe,i'd sv . i'th the Tins under her ehargeiri St. Helen's roads, bound to the West &e: to joia,the Beet node'. Real-Adniiro Falmouth. —Wind westerly. , , The Howe, of 120 guns, will he launched on Tuesday, the 28th inst. from the Royal D.iick Yaril at Chatham : she is •the finest find fargeSt • ship ever bui:t i n the M e d way; an d Is of the 10J -1 )wing dimensions a rr: Length .on the . .v.un dedi, 205 feet, breadth 'in the extreme? 53 feet •ti inches ; burthen, 260'2 ton., ; ex . tirente length, 244 feet. " J: ' R A N C E.. Pri::ate letters front - Vdris'say, that - floonaparte in his prof:lama:ion, •iccus(s the King of France of `` haviwrllrokcii the erii.,Ti!rpment by which he tvas booild to p.,0-hin3 -sib( Totiriiois per • arm Uln--Of liaTving:consented to strip Prance - of her insGlced the aiany, exe.." Ge neral.6ouvion "St. Cr -- aceompanie's but made a solemnatipiilation ht,!foie Ile accepts-. the conzmand, that !withel. his Royal High . ness:', nor one of intc•Aerc..i,u the ing , :ance with the: 1110 VI:I/lents of•hiti c.o!ps • • ; " a'he troops,+:ll9,:y we,. *MO !1 :1 " We hZIViZ revolution,--if - your Royal Highness,. who::i they (10 not kno , .v, T shotild meddie as oh at.y COnin1:11 . 1i1; .your cause is inevitably.. lost.'' ,; TUESDAY, 7111. —TheDuke of Tarentum set off for Besancon, iti Franche Contt6; where' dis— turbanees have arisen. The Duke -de •Berti'S horses were harnessed, his trunks tied on,• and he - had already his foot upon the carriage step, when a buz was heard to run through the crowd, that the Princes of the ',loyal Family wer're abeidoniul• the King, •as Louis the I 6thhad been ni) and that the Duke de 11. was 1•9:;1,in: England. Ins Royal Highness, upon this, -or dered away theequipage's, alpl declared he W'o.:lld remain at Paris,, though his destination bad ben Besancon.and the arm. .lle then drove about, and spewed himself in an open cal6ehe, and was greatly.applauded by the multitude. At 1 o'clOiA-' this day (Tuesday), the Duke D'Orleaus and Marshal Ney went together fOr Lyons. LXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, MARCH WI3DNESDAY EVENING. It was at first suspected that Massenn, whO commands. the southern district, and whose head- gnarters are at Tonion, I..tust have favoured a dis embarkation so near himself; "but it ‘Vas 4asscna will) sent the first.news to Paris, with acopyofthe Corsican's rroclanw ipn, and who instal l thy d e tach ed,a corps from Toulon to intercept the rctreat of Ithonaparte. Marchand, with 7000 w en , i ms - m n k .44 from Qrenohle to wt-ack supports the former Ge . ncrai, from Ly on ' s , c whi ther Ney has g o n e t o command in chief, in•tne natne of Monsieur, and with the Due (I:Orleans,. When Nev, on partin g , expressed his attachment. to the King, his Majesty declared his firma colts:-- deuce in the fidelity or, all his toravt..! gave ,the Marshal kisseaFii.W:th great fervour, and swore " he would:bring BAo naparte to" Paris." TfIORSDAY, TWO O'CLOC:.I.—N:) news of im portance—the thick weather having stopped r the working'.of, the Telegraphs. , General Mout on , acting under Ailx - chand's orders, has marched to attack Buonaparte with tiro chosen regiments; we. expect the result every houry ATELAWC-TOLY ACCIDENT. - -Yesterdav morning a dray belonging to Alessi's. :I\leitx., passing. the corner of Fettor-lane, Fleet-street, unfortunately vv ela over the 'body of. a tine boy;, of.about eig h t : years of a; e, by Which he was so bruised occasion instant death. The drlYcr Was ianne dime!), taken" into custody. James litivmand was on Saturday committed to :take his triAl, upon a charge of maliciously !rul wilful:) , driving :a , haCkney coach' against a truck dra,rn who was: thtirehy placed in danger - Of to inn Lis life, Was bruized in the-head. . A wintkwill at Portfieltl, near Chirlicsier, Which has heen goiniCcO:i . !ecay for the htst 20 years, in CMOSLVICI:ce of 1:,3 in Chsncery, %vas bl4vti down by tile heavy ;;ale on WCiincsday nigitt„