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

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Pr Itirq; Characters by Mr. Brabant, Mr. lieliamv, Mr. A. l e .' I;, Tr lilil,Ps, M. iot. ' ll Mr. Nhinden - Mr. Oxberry, ~.1. '' Master 'Barnett, Mr. Ctooke, !Ms. Dickons, Miss !, Miss Ovule, Mrs. Bland, &c. &c. I,ts./yter which (too time), a new Farce, called , 1.12,-, i , TEN O'CLOCK : AND A RAINY N1C,111.._ . 111,. -,-I‘.,,aracters by Mr. Gattie, Mr. Penity, Mr. Wallack, (ii. ; . 1 , "den, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Knight, Mrs—Edwin, Mrs 7 .44, :iticl Mrs. Harlowe. ri, ricAr Open of The Unknown Guest will be repeated - 'Y Evehing till further notice. b'IIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. es PRESENT EVENING, March 31, will performed the. Seriou s Op era o f )) ;C7 4l k„rxes - Mr. D AI t • T t ' X Vt I I E -I S ruis Mr. Incledon; Ar - Ciutw-'.'lt. Sinclair ; t .) , l7ir e da . ne - , Miss Stel ' ibens ; Se vita, Miss *like,. ~,,,, "I. ell will be produced, fur the first time, a new Farce, to he called v.,.4-littincipal ChLaOra , Th. ~, VE IN I.INIRO. eters by Mr. Jones, :fir. Mathews, 41 4. ( ;. L "l, Mr. Ilamerton Mr, Simmons, Mr. Blanchard, "uirs • Miss Fo o te.' /. 0 ve . t , file`, will be added (sth time), a new Grand Melu•Dra .Ztmxic Ingle Romance, called 2 - CA ' OR, THE NET-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. ~kwietoluica (the :,oltair) Mr F•irley; Seli;u (the Aza), il . lr. t L tr titt i; , Xte rAa ithe Ne ' t-m - t . k . e;), Mr. Emery; Alltraza , le ''if t (i i t- '" tf` Zeritii), Miss S. Booth d ; Ebra (the Net-maker s 1.1,,,, Mts. Gibbs. 11 4 .,,' I'ew Grand Melo-Dranr tic Romance of Zembnea, .or, till i.7.;Nlaker and his life , "ill be rep • t •il evert - Evening ' Li t et nu' • v 4 ea t. . lk:r. To-morrow, Isabt.Ua.. THlStutrristr co I L 'FY PALL-MALL. GALL 'A ' E ‘ ' s '141"I"N EltY. for the EX " , , XIII 01,N1 SALE of the W 311,101 of Bransti diarsi.s, tz.,,LiA:q: ~,, sATUEDAY, the fith of APRIL. Open 4 C in the Forenhion till Five in the Afternoon. Adnatance ls.---Catalogt;es is. • BY Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. 4.,,. PICTURt, CHRIST RE *lteiar ~,, -IECTED, is now exhibiting at No. 1-25, Pall-Mall, norodtri t").-11.1,,, with the' lddition lii [v i''• CRI7CIE4-0N n f ' '. SA v 10i 71t , which was tY .1 I "" Pilif4 i . ''..' CI" ' cilsv (36 feet of the Original De. : -tr) i ll s . ted on glass ror the Great 11. in 2 . da ' t kday ' t • ('eor,,-ers Chapel, Windsor. Open e ' er ) 3 tXeepted) from Ten till nee. G / 3 Y Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. ood Pires are kept in the Rooms. N -Elv„,:,r,?l;iF i : i)i i t N: r D N l '''''r i ' L ik :s 'i 'P r l it s v . E NI EN TS itiiiiri'si! I:9NTATIox cd\ '' C•FIINs which will eiket.. an lat)itit..„ inittlish tbeir lahoiltr."l,:• - be. see "' by r4ativ (it-.v."Ucti" ur Exi e-' , Pr ' ese ' rve thy Negroes, and h at4the MAN t=l,,,v(3;i:gity'of J. COLLIN4G!!', '..145.0. ..,:ly lite 1 1l 1.41K1 itter, Prri,l.,. • , ,1 L•oubeth• " 11t. .r. -." Letter. of 1! litti'"„"* I" PATE vr?", - ,-T- .7r 1 6.. Fs owl Bo ),. Es for . th e 1,6 *CAIIRIAGEs . . "l•"`" i Re al Dukes Vo r i t N' Itegelit ti 'i lidtr°lll : 4 o .bY c ll ', .s the flukes °I I,o4r,,rflareflee, Kett' '" itnYul Iligh",-s"„ wards ° e f 1 , r ht, ~ and cornlaeriatiu, --- t , t e r' of th 4l Pt:rikl v ' (of Cie Pritici ial Nubility Auld true.- /ion. .uiptre, wbute Cat i tiages are upon. thitt C,uns Geli. ent to Nisi° r• • i lie ; 11 Thel jai to "114 ;if fi rst l e ( I ' l4 Ord ti ps 13.el'"u enn h ill riS °ll. w oo' 1i J 5 5" ore°' bog: de ? .rc ° , l- e r 00" t LC"' dig tie :t t ci.t ) e5, otiP l e j 1 . .1 e* I ce ilfocl}ie ~t 5 :as 0 f.,43 7 re. ' .A 1 ,c1:11.P , ( 116 To e I 5 7 ,06 o 1 XF.XIT tvp,DNEsi)Ay, APRIL • '414, . GOLDEN LOTTER.Y ! Ai 'L CERTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTY ~ ~ ' r I 17 1:: of ON I*; TII;(Rki)NXII) GUINEAS each, .which THOUSAND . wilt he PAID IN GOLD.. ~ • . ItITSII feels pleasure in announcing Fti.l.lci.a.Att: 'I) e , c ,,, , , t , t1 , L ,,,,, ,,i , ? H ,, g , i1= 1 1) ( 0 .(1 : N 0ve 1 of Llt uND i i i ti . tiz . E. r s t , in the pr ,, e . : .7terY.' 't r t t,.r 'lf ( " 11 Y 15;%0 Tickets; and as tin fori t t i l l e i r c l i.u . o _ 0,00,-,11.7, 60,000 Ticlieti, e.ver containtd more Cl iia t i . is now ticrtaied v.".'e tAince of gaining so lame d '' ptes,ect to ' , l "old,. h .Fi t . once ,as a grateful I ribute ot 1.. 1.)_,...., '',.• t 1 % , -, ~o s t ids .k • g pants that the live 1 F 14, -' i ' i ,„ ; l / :v4: :, ‘ ; `' , ' :. s it 4 l l ) l ( . l. , G t ' ;i :i e: ;I ' s r e r :e n h - t e s lt a 1 , , l iu- paid in Gold as 500 . 0 t t ',, !Is (.shar - . ali. Deduetton, .vh . t:.y.ther they' are , sold in , ki tli e L.. : es, at either of his Ottic.t.s, or at tiny other. Of .m.igclotn. 4p , THE SCFIF.ME CONTAINS 4 "'es of F , '• . ...... L. 20 ,009....are L.:3%0,0,00000 • • • ........ )0,009 ••-. 52L0 s ; ..... • ... 1,05') 4 Pri. , w enty-I wo tit her C.apira/s4 &c. ze s of i 0,00.01. Will each receive 20,030!. More ! I- lb., Iktaking Three Prizes of :i0,00i) earl! '. 1,,r tti,tts- i.dts will each receive 1,000 Guineas Gold. ntii(ntrac. 114,.' . t 1 sett s Mlikes ar. e n o , r 4 ,„ s,lle by, I s i '".,.. ! old 11; l!,,.11011.NIIILL., C"l.S till Prizes iil ..711441,,t 40,0001. Ikr;zes, a 4(1 Fifteen Cap' \-.........,:0l ‘ry. ), I 1 • 1 . 4 1 ,1 ) - s IMPr.RI 11,VIES TY'S AL TWINE CLOTH. ►'AL LETTERS PATENT. lI N. rItICES. " q ' t "r.. • 3• d ' s.. d• i) i , 4 ... ••••• 2 0 pc r yd. - tre mull to o th er Ciotti at 3 0 1 1 4, 1 " •.' • • •CI 6 • I - liito , Ditto ,3 6 1 : ; t 4 ') .• " •• ••• .3 0 4 3 I)itto Idlitto li, ( ‘ )‘ . • '. • ' •• 8 G .'5 0 DAN, Ditto i•' • • '• • 4 5 G 1,,, .... • 0 Ditto Ditto ~ *). '" -4 G Ditto Ditto G• G. , ," \ , ' • •i) (~ ~,,ti,li''tt•tiiigs „ re , Ditto Ditto 7, 6 . t.)ii.41,,b.1tit5.... w ... equally ccononneat in pro ' it,' i i i th ..... Rh.. p,,,rt.iotn,.and totally super health fill prac- ) 11 '' fr( Hll 2;i 52 vds. s tic d e L c s d ' % i v e a t ;i; ' lln , " beih. Pay 461. . are k;, Id k. 1 ..45 1 i... 4 14, v. ) , ...itainnett, with the Patentee's i t q''' l l',.(••• io UiSeS of GU stint :30 pieCCS earl', assorted , 1:'1 1 ,1 , i.,,,,•2, m 'WI the Initial allowancL: to l' , lrrellini:S ; an d ;,'‘.4. .k ‘,..'' lhe lISC Of FagOilic3 Mid individaals, at the i'.!,,C":1.1-i. ''.(.1."41,4'5, No, In, C ., wapside, awl at no o th er ~.,,,,,,tt , i:,,,irdnnr,ole clop isint;st desirabie, not only on 1„,.i,i';,% t„tite,'.? I ' 4 ' olll,l l.lF t but for its native property• cull kl, 1.,,,,111,1,!",1'ti,.. Thn,e.who NV'ea: - 1 .1 are hnown ta pos ilf,!.,,l.:,l,,.,iiiii,i.(•lnT,ecratnre tOf lilloWil iltIO11:, it Isor . e,,,"nlat .. i t n e g 1 4 :. ,4, :1! in,on•si,rtng of health In e v e r} don., , :i.,, 4 41.!th 0, ~ it.",'cl,.ed, tkeitlier prOntOted in too great a de" 4 ,4‘ ‘ ' i t . l, 1 1:11)Iiity and ;:ievahleness of 'wear, are proper i44Y I, S i lle ( .li e , r it •eptallV desirable to every it)iliviilital.— Q r,- 11,. '13 tait h . L i Lz ' I. .I.4ldies' presA e ; and C; ll, lk . c , i', swear,. 'kri'',s..ts.v.' :" above, ill pi, ce, c ,, ntaillin.; thr , ::: and lilt ` 1 % ,, ,, fyiirt 'tree l ,, ~ •• ~. •,• 1 ; 1 , .r-....e. ,tA,I I:. , . to ~01. 0t1,..1 ..k. i • Xl'eta,J, FRIDAY, MARCH 3], 1815. E.ksT INDIA HOUSE, NlARcir 30, lels. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLANP TRADING to tlic EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY appointed to be hell at their House in Leadenball-street, OA WEDNESDAY, the sth April next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, a RESOLUTION of the GENERAL COURT of the 9.2 d inst. will be submitted to them for their Confirma- tiou, viz. Resolved Unanimously, "That this Court - approve and confirm the recommendation of the Court of Directors of the 1 3t.February last, appointing Mr. RICHARD CARR. GLYN, of the Bengal Civil Service, a temporary Assistant to the Professors in the Oriental Department at the College, with a Salary of 400!. per annum, and an Allowance of 100/. per annum for House Rent, for the period he may act in that capacity." JAMES COBB, Secretary. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAoins ANn GENTLEmEs, E ANN UAL ELECTION of DI RECTORS .I. for the EAST INDIA CONIPANY, being on Wednes day, the 1-2 th of April, allow me most respectfully to renew my SOLICITATIONS fur the Favour of your SUFFRAGES, on the present VACANCY, to be re-elected a Member of your executive Body. Should von be pleased to honour me azain with your con fidence. I pledge myself to a zealous and faithful discharge of the various duties of so important a situation. I have the honour to he, with great respect, Lac:ies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and most devoted humble Servant, WILLIAM WIGRAM. 31, Upper Harley-street, March e 29, 1815. 17C7V.V.LING—OFFICE, lofqrch 49, .1 R 15. IHE COMMISSIONERS for VIC T'U. , l LI N 6 His .MAJESTY'S do hereby ;sire Notiee, That on-Thursday, the et h April next, Mr. frilliant Reeks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be really to reerire .scaled Tenders and treat fur ONE THOU:AND 0.C.:11,TE115 of ENGLISH WHEAT (weigh;ag 5( pou,uds p e r 6:440, a nd also for SEVEN HurantED QUAIITERS (1* CLOSE DRIED AM'IIER MALT, for die servii e of the Pietualling Department at that Purl; to be answerable to Sainples thief . 'ivyl be eXhibited at his , Wive, tel be delivered fa: dqc Jionthq and to be ,paid fir by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days ape:. .41ate. , , L. No reward will be had to any 7[nder in which the Price shall nut be ':ustrted in words at len,Vh'; ui-tharshall not i be delivered before Twelve o'Cluek on the said Thorsdag, lilt 4pril next, nor unless the PLrson wi.o makes fcadcr, or :wine Person, un his Btlall, attends, to ansu,,er when called The Conditions of the Contracts nay he seen' at the tuallinget2tfice at Portsmouth. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXIV. Was publislird THIS DAY. CONTENTS 1. Stewart's Philosophy of the Human Mind.-2. Travels to the Source of the Missouri Rive?, and across the American Conthomf to the Pacific Ocean.-3. Miscellaneous Works of Edward Gibbon.-4. Marie ; ou les Hollandoises ; par Louis Buonaparte.-5. On the I'Vealth, Power, and Resources Of the British Empire ; by I'. Colquhoun, LL.D.—U. The Velvet Cushion.-7. On' the Rise, Progress, and Present State of Naval Arcbitecture, 7 B. Letters and Miscellaneous Pikers, by Barre. Charles Roberts; with a Memoir of his Lite.- 9. Guy Mannering ; ar, The Astrologer.-10. Buonaparte's Russian Campaign. Printed for,Jobn Murray, Albemarle-street.. ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YE SRS. THE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to an, inspection of the very large and cheap stock of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS, now on sale at No. 4, the Sonth side of Bloomsbury,square. The Company, from the nature of their establishments here and in Ireland, offer to the community the above articles much cheaper and better than they can be procured through any other medium. Their Linens are bleached under their own inspection, with out the help of acids, they warrant their durability and co lour, and engage to return the money should a fault appear. —Country orders faithfully attended to.—Agents : John Do n ova , No. 4, Bloomsbury-square, London; Samuel P. Lee, 10, Stephen-street, Dublin. Good 11i11s on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken in payment for Linen, or discounted. OFFICE OF O.III)NaNC,R, March 13, 1815. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qt . His ALI jE,S7'Y'S ORDN-INCE do hereby gi'e That Proposals will be received at their gyiee in Pall=.2Voll, on or before .3londay, the 3d day of next, Jiom such Persons as may be willing to underto:':e the .'upply of BEDDING, for Service of thi.s litportmeia, for r' P,:•fiodol three Years, determinable' after the Expirat!on of the first Year, upon Notice of three :14•Onths, out the Option of either Party. Patterns of the drticirs may be viewed, upon apidicaffon at the Principal Storekeeper's (Vice in the Tow & ; and farthfr Particulars, together with the Terries and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Sett:etary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours Of Ten and Four o'Cluck, whoa' the Proposals must be (kfivercd, sealed up, and indnrsed, " Proposals for Bedding;" bat no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of ,lpril,at Twelve u'Cloch at Noon .same day, neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an .igent iu his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREIT', Srerctary. INI PRO VED WATER Fl LTE RS. I STONE, No. 30, Warwick-street, Golden *" • square, begs leave to- announce to his Friends and the Public, that lie has constructed a WATER . FILTER which po.sesses innumerable advantages over any thing of the kind ever offered to public notice. They not only render the mast filthy Water bright as chrystal, but also purify the most impure, in much larger quantities, than by any other method hitherto invented, and at less than one third the expense. J. S. begs leave to state, that his Filters are not fitted up in Lead Vessels, as Lead is so eery injurious to health, nor any other metalic suhstance.—Captains of Ships will find those Filters particularly convenient, as they occupy very little space, and furnish Water in large quantitie; they also pos sess the property of softening Hard Water. S, Any Lady or Gentleman who may wish to make trial of those Filters before they purchase. or who only want them fur a few months while they arc in Town, might have them on hire at a very small expense pet Week, Month, &c. This Dgwy was published, In Royal 18rno. (liandiomely printed on wore Paper, and or namented with an elegantly engraved Title.), price 3s. id. neatly bound in black, . rip HE DEVOUT COMM UNICANT, according to the CHURCH of ENGLAND ;- containing an Ac count of the Institution, Prayers and Meditations before and ifter the Administration, and a Companipu at the LJrd's Table. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and F. C. and J. Rivingtun, London; and J. Raw, Ipswich. tropE ASSURANCE CONIPANY, Ludgate-hill, Lnridon; Exchange, Edinburgh; and West moretarid-street, Du.blin. FIRE-OFFICE.--CAPITAL ONE MILLION. ASSURANCES against Loss or Damage by Fire effected upon every Description of Property withitt the United Kingdom, upon Terms as beneficial to the As sured as those of any other Office. Losses are uniformly paid by this Company with the utmost spirit of liberality and promptitude. Notice,".is hereby given, that Receipts for the Renewal of Policies which expire at Lily-day, are now ready for Delivery at the above-mentioned Offices, and with the respective agents of t he Company thiughout the United Kingdom. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the above Period, should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void. LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. As,nrarlct; effected upon Lives and on ,iurrivarship.--,An ouities granted and purchased.—End&wanents for Children, &c. &c. • _ . _ The Proprietors of this Office have undertaken all Respon sibility, and have stipulated for a guarantee of One Million Sterling, as an ample Security for all their Engagements. The Profits arising out of this Branch of Business, after a moderate Deduction for Guarantee and Expellee of Manage ment, are divided amongst the Assured; in yroportion to the Sums respectively assured; upon which Principle numerous are the instances of Tel?, Twenty, and Thirty - per cent., in addition to the Amount. of Life Policies, being paid ; and C ►ses have occurred when the Duration of Life has been considerably prolongetf, where the payment has been more than double the Sum assured. _ _ _ &.) )!.utrance Money, Admission Fee, or other aikial .Cliarge , ', exacted : nor are Gentlemen of the. Army or Ictivy .charged any -additional Pretnium, unless called into actual Service. WILLIAM riVitY, Secretary. "Ith is the ugly Riches a Man can set a Value upon ; witilout it all Meu are poor, let their Estate he what it will."—:Moore. IN Physic there is a wide Field open for Dis covers, which calls forth the powers of ingenious Alen. `lhereare many Disorders which no :lilysician yet has been able to cure; but it does not follow from this that all 'hose Disease , are incurable. The virtues of the eORI)IAL BALM OF GILEAD arc daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst-:end Most dangerous sympt .of Nervous Dei:ility. It possesses wonderful ellica:::y in all Nervous Disorders, Fits, Ilead-aches, Weaknesses, Lleavioess. and Lown,,,: of Spirits; Dimness cf Sight, Confused Thought, Waildering of the Vapours, and Melancholy, and all hind . s o f Ilysteris: 'Complaint- , are gradually removed by i‘e; use.' said by Samuel Leigh, 'lB, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street, London, price 11$'. for 335. on which per Bottle,. or .fouifin Otte Family Battle I is. ;ire saved. Observe the words " Sam.. Solomon, ive • 1," Trs • rpoo punt,tctin the titziwy, imitating .which Felony. This 1)13. wgre pghjished, In One thick Voluine, Octavo, ?nice 9,15. in boards - • X I IAMILY LL(fiftlit ES ; of a Copious Col lection of Scrmon,, on Faith .and Practice; compris ing., in doe Volume, 14it 11 y em.tained io the two Juriner, with the addition of others, and of one-Jeerer before printed, ,in rcco',,n of Paroghial.aod National Schools. . . 4c„,* The two former Voluble:: of this Collection havinp.: Iw come (....treniely seare.e, the Proprietors deemed it pxpe4i, at to republish, in ut4 Volume, a select number of Serw o ng, taken from the two furnier, together with Re:•eral others never lo•fore I) scot : 4, lieraii,e not publishe4, but calculated obviate• the Ei r(krs of the Times, and to enrich the pages ,of this Edition with the Piety and Wisdow of such AreacLers .as a Horsely auAl a Paley. . Loodon : Printed fur the Proprietors. Of Whom may also be had, The Elegant Ertraets, itt Priee, Poetry, and Xpigles, pri:c 2Us. each in 1:4;31.d5. This Day, was published, price is. tid. - OAST TEN O'CLOCK, & a RAINY" NI(;IIT; a Farcc, in Two Act., as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. By THOMAS DIBDIN. Printed for Long•nian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The GAMIN T, an Opera, 2c. 6 4 .1. 2. The ENGLISH FLEET, in an Opera, 2s. Gd. 3. The WILL FOR THE DEED, a Comedy, Q.. eti. 4, The BIRTH-DAY, a Comedy, from Kotzebue, 2s. Gd. 6. FAMILY QUARRELS, a Comedy, Cs: ed. (1. St. DAVID'S DAY,.a Farce, IA. 7. The JEW AND THE DOCTOR, a Farce, lc. tie/. This Day was published, in Sao. price Bs. bOards, ATREATISE on the PUERPERAL FEVER, illustrated by easels,. which occurred in Leeds and its Vicinity, in the Years .1809-181,2. ll} 3371,L1AM HEY, Jun. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Surgeon of the General Infirmary, and of the House of Recovery, at Leeds. Printed for Lomplan, Hurst, Rees, - Orme, and 13:0Arn, London ; and Robinson, Son, and Huldsworth, Leeds. LIVES OF E. AND J. PHILIPS. On Monday, the Ist of May, will be published, Handsomely printed i❑ One 'V°lame, Quarto, adorned with Portraits, lIVES of EDWARD and JOHN PHILIPS, Nephews and Pupils of MILTON ; including various particulars of the Litci - ary and L'oUtica, History of their ,By WILLIAM GODWIN. Printed for Longman, 11 - nrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, On Friday, April 15, will be published, A New Edition, being the *1 bird, handsomely printed in 4 rots. sio. price 31. fit boards, of A CLASSICAL TOUR romzil 'TA EX.— By the Rev, .J, C.. ETJSTACF„, Printed inr J. Mawman, :-39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, Mr. Eustaee's Letter from Paris, the Ninth Edition, Bvo. 4s. sewed. MUNGO PARK'S JOURNAL. On Monday, the 3d of April, will be published, Handsomely printed by Ruffner, in One Volume, alto. (tllti f.ffnny with Mr. Paries former 'ffavels), with a new Map, and several Wood Engravings, price 11. its. cd. rtniE JOURNAL of a AJISION to the IN TEKIOIL of AFRICA, in the Year ISO. By 111;"Nt40 PARK. Together with other Documenta, official and private, relating to the same Mission. To which is prefixed, au ACCOUNT of the LIFE of Mr. PARK. PiloLed for John Murray,. AThemarle-street, London. [PRICE: srXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FRENCH PA PERS. PARIS, ATAnctt 2G.—The Journal. of Lyons publishes the following Letters, which have beers intercepted : Paris, iffirch 7, 1815. " MY Lone---The Kinghas yielded to the representation's of. his Council of Nlinisters, seconded by ilessrs. de Vitrollei and Pesolle. His Majesty has convoked the Chambers. Tiro Ministers spoke Strongly against this measure—the Minister at War and the 'Minister of the King's Household. Fur the rest the Chambers meet, merely to give to the royal autho rity the extension Which circumstances require; and if they add to it a Vote of Credit, their meeting will produce great ad%antagrs. " The convocation of the Chambers, and many other con siderations, -have caused it tube earnestly &sired, that Mon sieur the Duke of Berri tibuuld suspend his departure for the army. ill, de lilacas has undertaken to lay before his Majesty my reflections on this head. I have taken the liberty to speak of it myself to his Royal Highness. My wishes have been fulfilled. His Highness will remain at Paris, where his pre sence may be very necessary. All seems to be tranquil here; however, the discontented are at work; an infamous song circulates in Paris; a thcnisand copies of it have been sent to day to the army. " Two Marshals, Ney and Angerau, have refused to de part for their Governments, till their arrears are paid. Every act of weakness may have the most fatal eousequences. I have , no anxiety fur the countries whom Monsieur will cow nand. I venture to beg that be will nut neglect the advice which I have tak: . i the liberty to give biM ; 10,000 crown; employed in this manner would secure him• the gratitude of the officers, to whom his Royal Highness shall think fit to grant presents (gratifications), or to make advances "'Tae Minister of War thinks that Buottaparte directs his March towards Switzerland, where be hat many partisans. If we do not succeed in stopping this robber on'his way, this war may assume a great character. Ido not doubt but that Mu-, rat is on the march ; I even fear that he is, secretly supported by a Power of the North. Monsieur is placed in the first What Frenchman dues not envy the happiness of those who are going to share in his glory and his danger. Am I des tined to languish long at a distance from your Royal High ness? Monsieur knows my devotion; it is without limits, and proof tigaiust every thing. " Deign, my Lord, to accept the wishes I never c&tse to make for yotir Royal Highness, the tribute of my lively gra ticude for all your favours, and of the profound respect with which " I have the honour to be, 'Monsieur, " Your most obedient. and most. humble servant, " BRUC-iES. (Sigurd) " P.S. The General of Artillery, whom. Monsieur thought of fur one ef his aides,de-Canip, is nut worthy of that ho- Dour." COYI. 0:7 A LETTEU Fnor , l Tirr DUKE OS 131;11111 TO HIS MTH ft It. " Paris, Seven o'cloch at Noon. " DEAF: PAPA—You will have learnt by our telegraphic dis patches that the King has ordered me to stay here for the pre sent. All the Ministers, -llesbrayes, Girardin, &c. fell at ray feet to persuade rue to stay; I also believe it to be of the highest importance. Paris is always the grand point, and at Besancon I should only be a third wheel to a carriage, which, I believe, will have no occasion to move. The Proclamation is perfect. I should not have convolced the Chambers, but if they are dismissed in time there. will be no harm. All is calm here. I have been very dissatisfied with Macdonald, who is gone to join you; you might send him to Napoleon, but I believe this Napoleon already deceased, which would secure our Government more than any thing else. Adieu, dear Papa, I ernb;•ace you as I love you, with all my heart." The Journals of Belgi►►m see , ►n to believe in great movements of troops in Germany, for the cause of the Bourbons. The answer to this is easy : Germany is not engaged by any treaty, or by any interest, to make the Bourbons reign in France, in spite of France ; and if it should he mad enough to desire war, it is doubtful whether it would he in a condition to support it. There is nobody now who desires to see foreigners enter France; there are, on the contrary, immense numbers who are resolved to receive then► very ill. There are various reports concerning Blacas, who is loaded with. the maledictions of all partite.. Some say, the Dube of Orleans was going to throw iihn out of the windows, when he left Pa ris ; others, that the Princes have had him shot. (From the 211oniteur of the 27th.) PARIS, MARCH 2,6.—This day (Sunday) his Majesty the Emperor, before the celebration of Mass, received, at the Palace of the Thuil!cries, the Ministers. They were introduced in his Ma jesty's closet. The Prince Arch-Chancell.%. spoke, ,in the name of the Ministers, as follows : " SlBE,—Your Majesty's Ministers come to offer you their respectful congratulations. " When every heart feels the necessity of tes tifying their admiration and their joy, we thought it our duty to consign our opinion and the ex pression of our feelings in the address which I have tl►e honour to present. " May your Majesty accept this homeg.e of his faithful Servants, his servants sa cruelly tried, but so cfnitpletely indemnified for'all these sufferings by your Majesty's presence, 8434 by all the hopes which they Lind ittacbed to ii I" ADDREiS ' OF liIS MAJESTY'S -" SIRE,--The Providence that watches over our dcsti n i es , has rc-operrO tpyotn Majeity,9e , OIL 1.1i41. LUIISLI - LIC. ___..„,%3 al e .1. ~_ i-tEPTIRLic t fully invited to pur -0 nice eise Ticiiiir are SHARES at _ l'EllitY's successful Gpnd,Lt!, ~ , f till* .i. 1,,, Iloihorn Z i . . T o obtain. the , dins l'"'"111Zk:S in the a p rs. e,e- ut STATE LO I - 4.Ln , III " u .4Wiug NEXT rDNEIDAY. I,Ztir(tr I*,gll'ilfileieit';tB(l'rBizEe.‘Sll:".)fl:3°o,Noo.lo.lk.l;NSlll,ewise ILk.ewnof '‘itiio44l"eas each, to he paid in Gold, as as r4onlyi 15•cititt..4:.):" deduction, &C. &c. &c. and consists of I llekets. • -114t.ItItY, at ill- t • No. I, II°1491." 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