The Sun. — London, England, 1815-03-31 00:00:00

~T~~ _ . I;cij ,„ , t. f oc i ilt)CI~) of fif e C !o5 • poi' , Ts ' 6ll 7,L11.5 fie 4 - p iss; Pe 1°- tri s . .Plsk° r ° lc fic ot ~ i t '' t l h : F re or t ie h t e . iseei„ r i ty, are e i!edaced to s ii eere b y Yen it - e • s.---'.•ire regr - e t. t hat the name of thie breve. ! i m an ' i s not mewl:seed. . ! I hiteeim*ON, ALA ticu 3d.—Thumiay Evciiin A7 , _ f g N., ( —...--...,....ape,........ . th e "f the fortresses in Freerh Fleeders awl • Ti . i • t •, r ii, o r . se rest o f a Second at- ! "We have had two FienCh leggers, with Ali c e a . -- ere sn i r i 1 i it l e i 4 )13 re proided with necessaries! to sustain a toil; lei Ne ' l ' 0' kan'S. : passengers, anrived floin Dieppe this morning, ' e ke, and i t they are all totally destitute of provi- _____ essee ______ which place: they left, • yesterday neon. They ue s , ' Our Feeds areYising-k; - zei eine o'clock ; they ; •vere b i jug monueurs of the . 27th, and Imo) , reports i n ! o es ` 1 " ; !& ; ts . , IV.r.%liCit 2 a. - s.—Losets XVIII. passed at 5 • 1 / 4 - 31----- :1 • addition. Jr appears that BUONAPARTE revleWS .._..., ,---„„„„„_......_ ° : i the 2 3+1 through Menia, repai r i ng to ()gelid, ! the soldiers who arrive at Paris e . very day, and -'tended b..., . A Morning Paper of the highest respectability, l i A, y tee Du e of 1 ARENTUM, the Duke of forms them into Reginierits, sending them on to °llse, and sOrne other persons ; Marshal BEn- and, except where a seuse of what he conceives wards Belgium, for which place it is said he went to be his public duty ;effaces its truly indepeudent ~,1 11. 1 s It arrived here last night from Brussels ; going • Conductor to depart from floe! line of Politics, a i on Tuesday htet•• ,7 ,. 1( . ' in t he Ring at Ostend. The Duke of 03- " The Duke of WeLletteGroN arrived at Bras ssaunch supporter of the present Administration, ei• Ns arriCed this Morning. I f V p, , has of late raised a very momentous question oa : sets on Tuesday, Trod took the command of the p6ti, ,':qN'A, Malm o 16.—it is impossible to rile subject o LONAPA...TE bC c p fB . • - '- es ca - e from Elba. • United Army in the Netherlands, amounting to tkilie‘dt_ile sentiments of indignation which the It plainly blames the negligence of one branch of tipwards of 80,000, and Which was every day in &')vereigns felt when they learned what . is creasing. Passe, • e our Government, in nut having prevented this e g In France. They have expressed their . " It is said a Messenger has been sent by Boo ` • fatal 'event, and has thrown out malty mysterious is s with an energy and frankness which ' '• ss NAPARTE tO this Country, declaring his readiness °"(.' of the hints of " are could an . if we tvouhl," which, • oiarlet most remai kable features that be at• peace with Great Britain and her' Allies, without designing it, are more injurious to a .Ca- to f, . . . tte erises this epoch. '.l . hey hare resolved to ;te tenet than the most dire- and open charges of and proposieg the 1 reaty Of Chatillon, which le ((!3 °o 000 ei tio_ . men march with all possible ex e- ! ; ! misconduct. rejected formerly as the basis now—the Treaty of to t b , • to 2A , e Rhine—to increase the army in Italy ; we e Purls lie rejects altogether. know not what private information the uu,ooo p v , n "- The passengers describe France as entirely 2 00, 000. - - • , and that in the Netherlands to ! Journal in question may have to justify these ac- Pour thousand waggons are ordered for 1 • under the influence of the bayonet, but that the tl e ,„ I cusatrons : it may have groin - 16s with ivitich %Ve o:sveyance of the Russian troops in Poland. .inhabitants at laree are for the Booneoxs and I are imacquainted ; but if the whole of these fear- .inh e t,att of enttoSoPetersbeighcommandthegreatest i the l e , . • . b arkee. penal Guard to be imieediately ern- t fel inuendos (of which th e enemies of the exists tranquillity. _ i " Lord BEve . rie E y landed at Rot, ~ *ine•desn.—At ire Government are so prone to avail themselves) 1 • 01) the Other side the .whole Austrian rest on the floating story of the day, we think it starer his etinicie to be shipped:, kver what has mea t butl4 "'with]. There is not a single Regi- were better to tell it out broadly and at Once, received orders to Lreak up. that the worst might be known, and the iinagi e;o.eett t /el. e all the Sovereigns so imenimously 1 nations of the disaffected not be set to work to A rea , Put an end to the miseries which again fancy bugb ears o f terrible magnitude,‘and Jere_ Ai urope. - fictions of the most criminal atrocity. Being of "'r ile gre et . tifieeot rat : c st part of the numerous and flag- i thi s opini on , w e beg to submit the version of the o i der i . ilson ofithis city received this morning Grautl Secret, as it came to us some time ago, the xsintn. of 7 pubis readiness to march. Ms Majesty and trust our Contemporary will be equally ex_ an ri A 13.waista,, has sent orders to Munich pecit, Qagsb ur th ere, gto put in motion alt the troops It is affirmed that in October or November last, ‘` Til e r I , a person waited upon the-French Minister, Mon ic(lea or the(l""wing cirethestanees will give an sieur de la CHARTRE, and, after some preliminary s , ac ' vity which prevails here :—ln the Patch °F thre e , discussions with that Gentleman; on the subject ultchee ill i d ays 115 Cou r i ers hae been di, • of importalt State Discoveries of which the y' couriers .26 8( 27)ils dir ections. —(Oracle, March Stranger professed to he in possession, and offered (~ _ k-;nt. . • to communicate for a stipulated reward, it was fr `3G'ltt, L IAR(; 01 4 Vi etl , _ . _ , (4 1 . .25 ---Tly the last news aereed that he should receive a certain sum A seties are "l 4l th e whole Austrian rind Prussian (600011 for that service. It is said that the In- s i la us, ai l° IrreadY i s ]notion, and 300.000 Rus- : former, tbvenpo n made a full disclosure of ti (l ‘ v Close afte.4`l""eing in seven divisions, 1 • f"- - . the whole Conspiracy, carrying on for the ~,i kt, if r iee „. I thent• Alexander lets declared, escape of BUONAPA RTE tront Elba, and for erect tilt c , • -ssary, 1 i .., ~.. . aeld . ' ssill In Ing 600,000 men into i n g hi . stamhird in Fr ace. That be not only , ti [I furnished a list of the Traitors engaged in th e " 1 ", Mse ee 2R I. ' !Stir to Rea - - -- -On the return of Louis this i I :1 13 4 liv e d , his w here a i sar s .o f his eqeipa s Fe hey to it ; and that to confirm !the accuracy of his e e P 4te e „ c Afa iesl'y tvill inhabit, it is said, it/tellies:flee he mentioned several persons in Paris tate r , bit ' letee ee e u e.; 7 --, Which our Sovereign has who might be secretly arrested, their papers (1 " -41 rn. de l a Belgique, march 28.) seized, &c. by which the whole matter wouid be WC! hate te. ----- developed, and the enterprize prevented. p aris s oot _ 's 'horning received a full set of This communication, we suppos e it is inferred, til l , t „ 'lid s r, r , • ' - -, th e 27 0 - ,•. 1, from which we have i ito ' eXtra cts s was made known to some of the PRINCE REGENT'S 'e ro ot) , e • '' copious as to affortr ourselves Ministers, by the Count de la Clims-RE. But be It Al ,, . tor o b. . . H as ar .. eivatton. A Courier from Alu- that as it may, the current report gees on to state, t° tit "vc d at Pa .• I - ose ,‘,/ ! j ar's . Phis speaks a velume that the French Minister, instead of taking NviS! am elated March 25 ffslrart rf a Letter frolt sr dtim.rterd , P 11.00(1 . -to have en 1 st p.:,,:. s e; _ With t h e , ki ( earmireLl to mYstit'Y the .precautions for the arrest of the parties in Paris, and " This• moinent I leaen that the memorable ‘ze ; tea thet this ts , th e fi rst . Robber tvotils! not consevent detection and defeat of the conspiracy, - I Gen. DAENDELS tt•aitor, Admiral VI , .:fifiE . UIL, ant! ,_ . , iirti d i ,, ,, . ()PPortunif ti ,' .• )fr his - . late Governor of hatavi a , have !peep) detected in ly e 'htits e , and j,,i _ in Y of woe m e t unfortunately for his Sovereign, his country, arm :.1 conspiracy to buy oVer our troops to the cause s e r e " P his brother Rindit fir st ' with satisfaction .' , . the world, entrusted this most vitally important tuffs_ of BUONAI , ARTR. They have been sent planners I'o la st f.). It etif ' 1 the earnest I from Paris shire BooseseauTE entered it, and, no manner in which we of BITONAPIITL's, and one of the Conspirators. Pa tti ()reed th e nee, '. doubt, w as sent he re for the diabolical purpose csslty (,0111b9.. down e v e r . of distrustieg and This Villain, of course, took care that nothing above-mentioned. Three or foes persons have roa,, e y S,eoundrel of this infamous • • * , should I • accomplicesbeen arre.ted for making or and calliug ey e 'lon, , crinnuati ig appear against his •h e 1 ,, / ' Vn oleon ! To-morrow Lord WEL l'i .40 4 . i t,,, . but that, on the contrary, such circumstances " fit " . il : e A P „ tn i , I , c , . 'ir•ls filled with ill• LINOTon is expected here. ti e! 'ulte is odi e( . i esses from va- should come out as to Lrand the informer with the On Teesdey ;Litt:room ) Mr. BeyNe, the Mini ,e ef e tt es, end a most di ' I character of an Impostor, who bad iuvented the setistine• spec , was sent #: ay .....r. ..IAZIILTON rah.; Messenger, • • fel 1 " u _ 't is ,I,_ ttlan baseness d o ti ' L. ' ~'" , I story of the Piot, in order t o swindle •Govern with dis • ' • •i • I rd STEwART at VIENNA, patches f n _Jo 4enerait possible to contemplate ley present. in tact, r meet oft he reward. Thus were suspicions lulled, Yesterday mornieg the Duk e of Yoets., after emplate the i cure of ' 1• .• • • we 11 • titl es t de Pravi te„ in ll c and the catastroph e aso deeply deplore has traesacting business with the PRINCE REGENT, all the ramifications tl e it te ach er ... , _, of the been permitted to take place. . ~ _ . s l e ft to wn for Windsor. . ~s t ai.. Y th e most odious dissimulation, Such is the tale as we have received it—and it Are'port has been received from the French e4e uandoned f‘ r * . . • there is nu more than this, it might be as well not coast, that BUONAPARTE, who was , outave re o4r 3 Pre setits, 4v._. p. duty, which this afflicting to Whisp er away the Nation's coefidence in the viewed the troops at Paris last Sunday p off the e Nei, I ti out f e e. ' e_. g almost ashamed of PRINCE REGENT'S Ministers !It has been'added, i as,, s : /0 „ review suddenly, ()eying discovered a plot to as skethe •so degrading that the Correspondence between Elba and France 1 Ntl• . 44 00 0 . a spectacle of all , 1 sassinete him during the review. He is, said to ivid hi able, Unprinri )I'l and • • w as to avoid int:frception, carried on through tilt ' I have left Paris on Monday ; he •s expected at te ußls ift)itle , and in el , . ,1 u , villaino us in medium of Dublin, and that the events we have c a w s.. t e ti in the! !'isle, l e , aggregate mass, was never above recorded have had the effect of hastening The Earl of Bsesneey arrived in town from io sev4.l,ry of mankind. the explosiott, which was- not intended to have Paris on Tuesday'. s V beautiful set of English I ts; 4.4• re ha s as been carried into effect till Congress had separated, rre,,, bor=es, whi c h hi s Lordship had ordered I,t.rs'rti b__ , I , . stated the tone chalked oat ocheeeee ) ... t Ile Yt is Friends, 11 * tl Alli d Forces been reduced to the Peace t• • e 1 the ana i . e ,e . . . , . , to tesefront I ails toCalais, were seizedat l ie i thi n k e waists no foreign !Establishment in treir respective Countries.—May enact b Y . 1 Troop of Draeoons, by order of 800, tkrigtstreq aty S n° Power ought to ' interfere Ivit h 1 this premature step -be the cause of the. Rebel's N . ;PART ) ' E ‘ , and carried to it neiehbouring depotof: :-. 1144 ets ere t _ '''''s of Franc e ! liberty and cetaritils ! destruction ! cavalry. All the. horses in Frence are pet under t o ki u reig n above, it has been stated - to I . •- • s th gn th ere ~ The ow revolutionary Since writing the peso on c y i , . . . , . 6t n , , e Ord er . et - , I us that the person thus said to have offered the THE TnEaTag.—The New Opera of The thi- N t ."ded a lire Day, bee Europe i s n ot 1 ieformation. is a man who was convicted of per- I known Gues't, was represenredagain last night at t o No 4, either time with prof ess i ons of • rim _ ! jury, and who only escaped the Pillory. through Drury-Lane Theatre, with the yetrenchtnents e •us s er from the lenity of the present oppositiou when in w hi ch we reer,,„„e„rice, „„ie w er e t, were so Joi e ' le Corsican or his tu ' 'the sre power.. eiously made,. diet the Piece was, as we predict- N I , ()4 Att, l -- -----.0a.....- - __ - . <I, 47-k st . i . ell, much inereased . ire iiiteret, and was conse- N I • 1 a lite hour ! - AlEaes, the Messenger, arrive( ,t a ‘ 44.11 d L a Courier from Lyons to Vi- I t qiiently better received. &deed, front the charm h Yto ask hack his • • 1 last eigra, with dispatches Evora Vienna, which I of nitisic, ;Ind the animated exertion s of the re- . lA. Pri v %Vac and sou. I be le ft on the 19th. 1,, ate Let,-7---7,-----___ spective performers, male 'and female, it promises Next Wednesday the State Lottery begins ti 4 1' wed 'esterda , con- ' • American Papers were received y ) , . , t r, e eat from Franche Comte,' which 1 ' , I to lieeome Horse:five and popelar.—Tbe House Drawing. There are Three of of 39,000/. i iti llt en, states [ taming several new nominations to office by tile , ,_ _ % veto- well attelided. Ste. &c. The full Money in Gold fo r the Prizes 'III hi s • • that NEY'S tread —fi ' P EstnENT of the United Stats• Air :\ioNann . ' las '••• ' • 1 N trit est at Ld try rst ; R ~ , . Al r. ICENIBLE all teed In town yesterday and is of Guineas, as soon as drawn, will. be paid by le ; tild e , Se • ta r at War' ,+ir A TOPP'iON )/IS-le-Soulider, wher e h e i isto be the -etc y • '. .•••' - • '' to perform in :t few days. 1 4 t4 ti "I a fo r , . RICHARDSON, GoODLUCK, and Co at the ir Offices, ! Comptroller of the Treasury, and Ciptain s ROD- c i ll ar, . e •amonntin, to i 9 as: Est:Her:G E , Martell 31.—We had no fresh . ( Orithill end Charinis-Cross Where Tickets and !il cuon n e b ..± o MO men, ,' GEES, HULL, and PouTER, to form a Board of I."' .. . . Grain . e h a d ' , , ~ l'li i s ve r .• "g t il'e Tro • • meals of any kind of this internee, eon- Slotres are now on sale. ops in tavour of their • Naval Commission''". Plenipotentiaey Ministers ! tie 'it, 0 - ti gn; h e 11 —i lin iv the AL:rh et was but very thinly supplied. Air•‘'outest has now on view an assemblage of t,i, i ,tlint ,r( assembled them lit the great L• to,St. Petersburg!), .I,ondoo, and 'I I tri s , are also k• et „e„, •rol it is said that an Expedition is, to be . i;il l i ' :Wlleet sold o n full as 400 ,1 terms as oil Wed- Buhl. ia ‘ rniture and Parisian Articles in Orn'iole, hli e - Y--...i, p . 'w", haraneued them, and made • ------l i s : i t ; ‘e‘ 't nesday. Fine B as t es ? an d i n d ee d all kinds of that for magnificence and taste exceeds any diS• 44 (1 1 0 I L'e PE„, ' - ! G . , e s , Pr ee e , •- Pe_reer !•. en - fully SHD6Orteil the last Lioted prices. play we have ever witnessed. in this Collection A Colonel who : mentioe is made in these papers of 1 tt• •• . r ` • •ee ' ' ••e a ,S \v as , aim teeter- 14 Ihipl., it i lls in ert e - .timrTu FL.: la), ~..‘ticif :11.--Ilusuay s :llarket v as out thin- I . are several fine specimens of the old s Seve Poree to • , • tiou, said to have been given to ;I past y i .. ) . 1.. . . . )t . 300' t• sa tidied with the rat-ions ktii of Cattle , Veal and Porr. c trl,, ! L, wts aft, In tolioWl‘'g so base ule re _ acre . r t 1 .•s . • Line, that were actually the property of the late sao t ticked h Iyt le .Soldiers, and, i • British at Darien. 'I l4is was probaley te e tone ir be trad e i n 4eneral wa% somewint fiat. Ihe lah4 m the ExpaEss JosEPRINEs and adorned her resides: cc 'erui e resi, cation of the repent, the other clay, ofeksecoo4 'll'adet--,aailset weld net lively ; Fier and Clovcr &talc' better of a/ainwisun. sta nce,,fell -covered with defeat 'at NeW Orl:alas priers ; strew sold at last litic:e. • 14'116. ri-civATE connEspoNDENcE NAVAL NEWS. • _ We extract the followimr, observations from the JOltrnal or Ghent, of last Sunday • " All Belgium has read, with feelings of pro found , indignation, an article of the Morning Chronicle, which the French Journals have copied with complacency, and which announces that the news of Napoleon's debarkation had produced at Ghent - and throughout Belgium, a general burst of enthusiasm. "This calumny against a loyal and faithful people, has excited in all minds an emotion of horror highly honourable to the national cha racter. " The alarming- and extraordinary news of the debarkation of Boonaparte,nntl Of his progress .in France, was rt;Ceiyed here and throughout the Netherl an d 3 with a sidle') consternation. r 4 very one fcarcd the continuation of that deplorabl e series of calamities and of revolutions which have for 27 years afflicted us. There is not a man 'a ho did not make the melancholy reflection, that Btio naparte has put his foot on the Continent only to bring back discord and to drive a way happiness and peace. " Belgium, with the Dutch provinces', having become an independent monarchy,. actpiired all that it cou ld d es i re : a constitution founded on the great principles of the English institutions will guarantee civil and - religious liberty, the security of person and property, a compiete protection for commerce and .indu str y : erery.soeial blessin g is secu re d to tile Bel g iaos,. who owe already to the %vise policy of the allies the inestimable present of a good and beneficent ki ng. " Thcpres . ervation of:these precious advantages, ought to excite in all hearts the most generous emulation. Hatred against tyranny ought to in filme the courage of all. Attached to our coun try and to our liberty, 're ought to defend it with energy. W e have all the valour of Frenchmen, withwit their inconstancy and mutability." OSTFND • • - AN ARRIVA L 1:1tONI OSTEND. MARG,VrE, Aliacn 50. A rrivv(! ca -'y this morning the Hero, STII A NAcK. Fran - ()sterol, 1 %which pl ace she lert at three o'cloils ye=terdav ialternoon.—Lours XVIII. continued tliere, and the arrival of MoNsmutt was hourly' expected i— report made him arrive jest as the ri,r o ~ .l i k,d. It was currently repotted that Di,nkirk had ,k -dared itself for Lours, and re-hoi,ten the While Flag. There had been seeeral arrivals at ()vend from this Country of small vessels, with troops and stores. Another repot t was also pretty con fidently in circul,. on, that EVONAPARTt, w hell on his way to Lisle, Irad been recalled by some disturbances that had broken out in Paris. Extract of a lettrr fro n t Tri/llanz Pownell, E q. his Ira- Consnl and _lgent to Lloyd's at Dourikaa.z., da,rd Ofartkl 6, I§l 5. • , g I enclose You a copy. of &Letter, which I thcep.ht it my duty to address to the Ship Brokers of this city on the 1 , -ittx inst. I believe the number of British ships in the harbuUr to be not less than 23. CIRCULAR. " British Consulate, Bourdeau.r, March 14. " S l R — Captain Harvey, of his Majesty's ship Almighty, will proceed with the first fair wind for Basque Roads, and from thence for Cork, and I recommend such vessels ac are ready to proceed under his convoy ; and in consequenc e of numiaparte having landed in the country with a military force, I reconimm7d that all British ships should luii - cpared to sail at the shortest notice. " I am, Sir, W3f. " N.B. T o b e read to the Afasters of British P OW Ships. N "ELL. DEAL, MARCH 30.--.--LOrd WILL embatked here this morning on hoard his Maje'sty's ship Rosario, and sailed immediately for Ostend. Came down from the - River the Hoot, WEB STER, from Newfoundland. Put back several of the outward-`pound that sailed yesterday, e main in t he D owns, with the East India rt fl l eet, fleet, &c.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, • MARCH 2.—The whole of the • fleet rode out the gale in perfect safety.—Notbing arrived or sailed.to--day.-L---Wind.W.S..W. HARWICH, MARCH 30.—Arrived the Active packet from Gottenburgh : she landed her mails further down the coast.---4 Wind W. i PLY7.IOUTII, MARCH :29.—Canic in his Nlaie. - ,Ty's ship Achales. a n d Pheasant, fron t ' a cruize. PottersmouTn, 'MARCH' 30.—Arrived his Ma• jesty's ship DispAtch, from New London. Went ant of harbour his Majesty'S ship Misletoe. Sail ed his Majesty's ship Beisilisk for Plymouth ;.• the Neptune aull Betsy colliers for Sunderland.; two coasters for Waterford, and the Swift and Wellinroll ' transpo'Ns for :A nt tverp. Ako the Venerable- tr:nis-port, No. 3-19, for U,itend.-- Wind Soott-:crly• • • • ' RAMsGATR, MARCH 30.—Arrived the Friend ship, ii hr Union, Hanger, Triton, Perce, val, and Planter, transports, to take troop t() . Ostend : as soon as the transp,rts arrive, they are immediately fitted no to receive horses, and are sent off with all posibie dkpateh. • Yesterday a b:illot was taken a t the. Elst IndiA House, f or t h e purpose of determining the fol lowing questions, viz.— • " That Mr. William Binvii, late of the MaiNms Civil E. tablishaient, be permitted to ri torn with his rank to India." " That Mr. Thomas Abraham, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, he permitted to return witlibis rank to At six o'clock the glasses were closed and de livered to the scrutineers, who reported the ques tions to have been carried in the affirmative. lExtract of a Letter, dated &ruddy, March W, Oar p. ?rt. . " The good,•bat un f ortunate Louis , XVIII. ar rived in this.port on Friday evening last, the 2-Irh inst.. at. six P.M. Ile Ne - as attended by a few French Officers, but I did not perceive airy ment her of his fmnily. He is lodged at a priva:e house, in Rite dela Chapelle, and was received by a guard of honour, composed of the 44th and 35th regiments, Colonel Hamilt on b e i ng m the Com anding Officer. Colonel Macleod rode' behind his carriage on horseback. The populace reviv ed him with a virtuous enthusiasm; but this esti rrThle Sover e i gn appeared to be much fatigued, in mind as well as body. " Monsieur, his brother, it is said, arrived last night. I " Thi s morning, at nine, the King attended Mass publicly in the Church of Osten d ; but he linked very..ill and melancholy: At the termina tion of the holy service all the men Intzzaed, and 111 Hie the aisles ring with Five le Rai, while all the women were in tears. He :mt.: ott,-Mled merely by a few Gentlemen of his establishment. " Three transports, with part of the 52d regi ment, arrived last night, and have been put ill march for the frontiers. . Part of the baage of the 2d battalion o f t h e German Legiongg arrived from Tournay last night. " A General Order bath just been issued, for all the women, with children, to be sent away ; and there are only two women to be allow e d to each company, and-those must have no farridies. " There are parties at work, without cessation, upon the fortifications, The 78th are gone to Nieuport, in garrison. " Every thing is prepared to remove the pave ment in the Great Square, or Place d'Artnes, in the event of a:hombardMent front the enemy." i , Cr „4 l ii a .1 0c". ,or P LI) „