The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-27 00:00:00

.14 - 01iEIC'N INTELLIGENCE. 1 7 :1 F,NC I PAPERS, DIECEIVF.r) T 141% MOIINItiG.I 11•'rimt. the Gazet/e 0/F(l4/el • ORDINANCES OF' THE An Ordinance, cl4teti the 1.22 d instont, contain reulihriuns for the immediate re-orz,anitation 0 the Staff - Of the Koval-Corps of the. En-gineers. Apother, of the same date, contains rcgiila trans for the oran;zHtion of the Staff of the At, and the mode of re-organization and no, mitiation of the Ofbeers. This paper also gives an Order from the Mini stry at War, signed by Field-Mat'shal D'Albig nac, as Secretary-General for thenWar:Deraft tuent, directing that all those afficers'who shall not have received orders . for activeSeryieebefore tile Ist October next, should forthwith repair to their homes—and that those who so retire, and l.ose case is not specially provided for by any ether Or , livatice, should have—for General Offi cers rshAls half-pay, and fir StaZ aid other 0 :ice's 4-sths of their pay. , (Front the Joicrimt rte.r Decocts) MSTSCIt IPT. I"AMTS, Srrr. 23--(ELEVEN' O'CLOCK. AT N/dIIT•) --te Journals of this morning have each made up a Ministry. Not to be behind them, we shall give, among those named as the most probable— M. M. l'ozo di Borgo, Dc Chateaubriand, Dc Ciroshois, the Duke of Duras, the Duke of L6vi, the Duke of Ragusa, Victor de Caraman, Cur- Vetto, and Lain& It is said that the Ministry of be suppressed, and reduced to a sirsiple,l4ir4etion, AS it was last year. The truth is, 0)0414i-to-this cresting none of the nominations arc certain, ex eunt the Duke of Richelieu, as Minister for Fo reign Affair , ; and President of the Council, and the. Duke of Fe lire, as Minister of War. The Departure ►rf the Allied Sovereigns, which ought to have taken place to-morrow, is put off for some days, as well as that of the Imperial Austrian and Royal Prussian Guards. It .is said that the-Duke of Wellington will have the chief command of the Allied troop that are to remain In France, but it is said that. be will estahlrsh his head -quarters at Brussels.. Prince illticher will have under his orders the Prussian colps d'arm6e which is to form a part of it : his liead“itarters will he at Versailles. A Protetant Church has just been opened at Venice. The Aus•rian Government allows thorn the free exercise of their religion in the kingdom of jialv, as they have long enjoyed in Austria. It i 3 even believed that the innovation in the Italian States is made with the permission of the. Pope. This Paper contains a lettei from the Spanish Captain, General Castanos, addressed to the Pk feet of the Eastern Pyrennees, expressive of his sense - nf the obliging ‘vay in, which the troops tinder his command had been received by the in ..ltabitants of Ronssillun. (Front Me Gazette de France.), PARIS, SEPT. 23.—1 t has been renmittd for *tune day's past that the Duke of Riche - who has had the honour of bving several thrie . 's < :ain . itted to audierfees with his Majesty, has worn'.his uni form as a General 'in the Russian service. The National Guard no longer perform the duty of sentinels to the Museum. For tvrti days Eng lish troops have 'been on, dnty'at the gate and in the interior of that Establishment. 'CAtusaunv, SEPT. 18.---Official notice bas been received that the Badenese head-quarters .have been removed' to Bruntath, three leggnesr fiohi Stratinrt-gb, and that our-troops. are l'Atnotionto take up extensive cantonments in Lower Alsace, An article froth Basle, dated 16th Sept:` states, 0-at nruch surprise had - heen excited by an order front the Alittian 'Al . tithorities, to delay the de struction of the toitifications of Honingen. This article 'also states, that the head-quarters of 'the Austrians are at Basle; and that,tlie trian troops which were on their 'parch to cross the Willie and to return to Gertnatiy, had reedy :ea orders to halt, and to wait for further orders from Paris. It is however• stated, that this news lieecied conFumation. BOURDRAUX, SEPT. 19:—The Council of War of the I Ith Miltitary Division, sitting at liourdeaux, condemned to death on the 15th of this month ,I,,seph .'nand .and John Peter Creilla, tniminted gend3rtnes, and do CC others, to ten years banisli went. had nil come from . the At'rt - ty of the ‘vere rejoining their. brig;tde at Pao, and ai rested 00 the 12th, for wearing the tri-coloured rneade Having appealed, the jud k gment was an d, and a .tiew trial ortkred. (From thc .Tourw, I I , r Po; is.) PAPIS, SEPT. 24.—1 t is said that. AI. Fabuy is 2ppointed Secretary to the embassy at Drc-deu. Public rumour yesterday pointed out Baron 7r;! d'Ogny, brollitr or the intendant-General . of Potts immediately before the ILevolution•, and AI. AT. --- Delatnaisonfort and Gouin as the new Director and Adtninisttator-General of Putts. A 3tiortial yesterday stared that the Emperor of Austria had set but fur Dijon ; it is a mistake. His Majesty is still at Paris. The day beft:tre mterday, ahem( 3 o'clock, a mi.. siderable crowd coneOcd on the quay of Voltafre, by the tntexpected apparition of a capuchin. The divers attributes of his order, such as his robe, his !ong beard, &c. ekeited great degree the public curiosity. The guar4l cgMe and led hint to the post of la ithitizaid. In answer to the 'flues tions which Were 'put 16 him, he is said to have given no precise ans*eri except that he ,had rived trotn Spain : he was then taktn to the I're fecture of Police. We do not know what has been decided concerning him. Evil disposed persons, who spread every kind of report calculated to inspire inquietude, yester-, day stated that the post of the Mont de Piete.had been occupied by foreign troops. This is false.' The only article of any interest in the Monitcur of the 24th September, is one from Nismcs of the IGth September, containing an order froth the Marquis d'Arhantl Jouques, d irecting the ivurrt diate dissolution of all those military bodies vt - ifith are not yet disbanded and forbid to assemble under' any pretext, under pain of.t he punishment due to rebellion. All yk;isons seen with tire -arms are to be arrested. • MAILS. Franc 6 2 Watei ford. Due-1 I.i6Lon, l 1-4.,m I)II . ritICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT TWELVE o ' CL'JCK. tattk Stack, India Bonds, 7s. 8 9 ,„ :3 ltei• Cent. Red. shot Esc!leg. Bills, 2s, di s . 3 per tent. Cons. CGS 57 Ominous, 7if pr. 1 per Cents. shot Om. Payment, Oct. 7 f! pr. per Cent. Nary Ann. BSif I Cons. for Outulier, 57i. Bank L. Aim. shut COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, Slit-r. 19. Amsterdam .. .. fiff 0 B. i Us. Ditto, at Sight Amsterdatti • ll 0 C. P. Ditto, at Sight Rotterdam Antwerp ,, I Ilithil?A.Vgll 33 0 21 Us. Bremen A Itona .. Paris, 1 Day's Date ,Ditto • ' ' rtourd eaux, ditto 22 90 Frankfort on the Main Madrid - .... ..... - 3 B 3B Effective Cadiz Barcelona Bilboa St. Sebastian'S ' 37 Corttnna - Gibraftar "' 15 Leghorn 51i Genoa... 49—Venice •Malta " " . 51—Naples Palermo Lisbon 63 Oporto . t.. Ria Janeiro . • - • 69 . Dublin .... 10i—,-Cork.... 114 per Cent. Agio of the flank on Holland.... '2 Nil ogal Gold, in Coin . LA 7 .., 0 per Oz. Foreign Gold, it, Bars... s. ' ' 4 7 0 New Doilt,loow, Ncv: Dullari - • ' '-' " .' 0 0 0 HIGH WATER. LONDON .BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 32 minutes after 9. I Evening, 11 minutes after 10. THE SUN. 501.Z31 QUIS 111CF:R gFi LSUM 11 DEAT ? FRECI - T r fisps, S per Cents... Bank Actions BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. MANTIFAM, Si PT. 17.—Yesterday several Rus sian Staff Officers arrived, and were quartered here. They belong to the army of General Lan heron, and arc to direct the passage of the Rus sian troops returning front France, mvimich are to march through this city. Their passage wilt last four weeks.. Private accounts say indeed, that the Russian troops have received ostlers to halt, but the Officers who have arrived here do not know any thing of it. The great Austrian*magazine at Lorrach is re moving to Mont &Ward, fur which purpose 400 waggons arc employed. -NUREMBURG, SEPT. I7.—The deputation from Poland which is gone to Paris to the Emperor of Russia, is said to be charged with the Commis sion, to, express to his Majesty the wish of-all the Pules, that he would be pleased to make use of time present juncture to re-establish the king dam of Poland, such as it formerly was, under the sceptre of Russia. The Poles flatter themselves, that the French provinces of Alsace and Lorrain might serve for the indemification of one part — this doubtless meads Prussia.--A ship twin the Levant,' has brought thi news that the- city of Smyrna has thrown off the Turkish yoke and de clared itself free. AIX. I..I4:HAM:A, SE:PT. 21.--e The Of Journal has the following extract of a private letter from Paris, dated Sept. 14 : The negociations for peace approach their end ; perhaps the treaty will be signed before this letter reaches you—But under what con dltions ? you will ask. If. I answer that the Al.- es have abated of their pretensions, you may ,divine the rest. France cedes some portions of 7 territory, and retains more than one should have thought ; so that the peace will this time also, rather be an armistice on a grand scale than a g7neral pacification. This issue can: not, however, be .imputed to the Sovereigns of Germany or their Ministers ; it must be entirely ascribed to political relations which - imperiously demanded sacrifices from us. Prus sia has held a firm .and wise language, hut Russia and England had, unhappily, other views, and: a new. war cannot enter into our plans. On the other side, it would have been willingly decided for this. object, had not the idea of this resolution e x cited . apprehensions, and in this it is that the diabolical act of a consists, .that he understands how to arouse all the dark pasSions of jealousy, puerile boar, and envy, and so to set them in motion, that, France after having suffered the severest defeats, still retains the . hope of beitig, able to expel from its bosom the victorious phtilanxes by which it is covered. By the last -accounts, the citadel of Sedan has surrendeted to the Allied troops." LAUSANNE, SEPT. 13.—lkfort still holds out, but the white tlag is hoisted there, and the place • xVotdd have been given 14p, if the garrison bad not refused like that• of Strasburgh,• to leave it before they had received their pay. Several tumultuous scenes have taken place, as at Strashurgh. BASLE:, SEPT. 1.--Travellers• wlio come from Germany bring the news that the Austrian Re serves which were on their ret urn home, have re ceived orders to halt. They wait for a seco n d cou rier, who will probably bring them the order to .proceed to the Rhine, and to enter France, it the .conditions of Peace proposed by the Iligh.Allied Powers should be rejected, or attempts B b ot dd be made .to protract the negociatious la order to gain ttutc. ' LONDON. 11 7 EDNESD.1Y, SEPTHIVBER 27, IVO. We learn with regret, that the disturbances amongst the s llischarged Seamen at Shields con .tinite, to We great inconvenience of the Public, and the apnoyance of the immediate Iteigit iouillood. 'We understand that- a consider able detachment of cavalry has marched into Newcdstle- by order of Government, in aid of the Civil Authorities there, and that it ship of war will sail without delay to give its assis tance ou the river and in the harbour, towards putting- an cud to these disgraceful and disorderly proceedings. The Paris Journals of the 24th contain no fur ther information o►t the subject of the new Minis. try. %lie have, however, Ito reason to doubt that the overthrow of the Revolutionists is complete, and their dismay unbounded. , The French Funds continue to decline. They were as low as 561, and only rose to 57-. 1 5: , or nearly 5 per-ccn . b.dow• what they were ten days ago. This looks well, for it looks as it the Allies had enforced their fair demands against France, and that she must now drain her wealth and industry to re-place the heavy expenditure .which her faithlessness has im posed upon Butt►t►e. There are reports that the Russian columns have been halted in their u►arch towards the Rhine, and that the Austrian reserves h►ve also received orders to proceed no further in their retrograde movement front the French Frontier. The con tinued march of the British anal Prussians, and, their positions i►i and about Paris, arc equally mark ed measures, and are alike calculated to repress the spirit of the Factious, and ensure justice from all parties in Fiance. Sedan hai surrendered. Smyrna has thrown off the Turkish yoke, and declared itself free. Religious toleration appears to have been re cognized as a fundamental principle by the Congress at Vienna. In addition to 'chat has recently transpired in the Netherlands, we now observe that a Protestant Church is to be esta blished at Venice, with - the concurrence of the I'ope. This is a great step in European Polity : UNIVEUSAL RELIGIOUS Toleration. The Journal des Detats received .this morning, contains an excellent article on the re-establish ment of the feudal system in France, which we shall give to-morro.;- The - Writer answers the calumny of the Buottapartists, who •alledge that the BOURBONS intended to re-establish the sys tems of fiefs, by the axiom " that the feudal -system can never be established but by the army, among a people who have an army.", . lie then goes on to slices that the intention of BUONAPARTE was to have divided France into Military Fiefs, and that before _he bad set out for MOSCOW he had begun his arrangements for that purpose. There is a pretendl•e(l Letter of FouctlE's on t ots resignation handed about. It is notoriot4 a fa brication. •-Tle Spanish frigate La Praeba, frc fl Vera CMT, touched at the Havant:all on the 4th ofJuly, with six millions of dollars on hoard : and a battle is stated to I;ave been fought on the Spanish ,Main en IC --ny 'tilt l . toe ~.atriots ti a..tt_ i i 21st Of July, in 'dell thi latter Were lt tit'esb t . tatehte — tits nit c5:, 4 1.1 - 01 1 °"` -(1 , iinnuntiation ilie arrival at t at lii (: 15 ‘ ) Yruk of a frigat, iii the French 1 4 4 6. s 1116 ,01 tus brin g s *filch brins incite 6Elfsll ll ' AS intelligence than hat! been before reeeive(l' sua4 had rowed the itisnigenti, and Lenders prisoners: Another txpeditioti is in preparation. • ectl JD Papers to the 24tti iastant.grri.retrfor night. They contain a detsiiiid ao(I very ing account of the cereliviiiy . of the of the King of the NETtirai.iiitbS, at full length in our last page: PartlY . owing to The irregularity 50(1 IlicP o . l l picrry of the French Post O ffi ce, notice ( ' t bi s Correspondent's letter of the 23d, ‘ve have ng of day received, en masse, several communicati?tee a ll different dates from him. As they %co l i i r 7 e( l ther too long for insertion, we have been iri r.i.it• to deviate from the order in which they '11'24 ten, and lay before our Readers Nus• I of The Traveller about Paris, w hile we re ' t el : L e 10, (containing ‘vel -d rawn c h ara cters of the RAND and FoocnE, and a distinctvie'v ° general state of France) till to-morrow' . c h The letters l‘ith which we this day owl ie columns, will, we are sure, be read ' cid ' P coo by the British Nation. The seizu ve of i bc ; 0 to Opinta in the Louvre, and their restor.`.lC 0 ,1 their lawful owners, is a measur e 5° r i pP'i".ecif a so just, that those of our Readers tv" tli e ed" thelogical and conclusive reasoning "°`l.`l ce titleW (Status Quo in this Journ al, 01tt ic o" its retributive fitness, and in its prosp ect'` 13' rids!' Our _Correspondent's account of ;5 51) Review is worthy of the subject. tie g r ' su o bli gl'h n: andt aln 01g his exultation , whe' r iR p erfor 9l oo land, 3 lrs with di sclosetheir to o nn s n i C e e e f l 7. es f ()I peaceful rr. tf pcen iminp the manvr cs t ie o ti fieltror'Salamanca, and we e xclai° l ' "n" p tri ''leis not a fault 11:17.e - • ' tv'tl) AT)Diqos Pridestrong, - the b ravi .„ the virtanns, Ticee 311 d the,vi'' . l illt r ti . T C t il ie n tl x' WON ti t7lit,tit, Co ,;Og'.."-' ' 1 7: s'et: thisY morm• fir,,g-ro-A--11(1, ~,,i ER, of the Admiralty, lef t t has si t t i , t a i i i t : ol ‘ )tli t ai l ec , e e 3td s t p Iri t of beneficen ce ' °del- - ----- , T . ifii a l i of o l ing Uwe A '"cle to-day 5.„%.;. ti • b.,c beg° „ , nit it , - ~..„.ta plead the Cf! ttnit i —"se tlf " iitligiort' and Meg ton,, a 11,1eitilx; We would advise that -toe °tiler li. I tarrig, ticii and religions.' Vtrb"t 11 ' ' c le , 0 101' printed on different paper, and 11411 ..4tiot topes,, to 5110 v risibly that so total an' A ltcl • t_l_,C., nr,.-e of triumph with the fede"lisi: ' 1 c ._.,1-1•1_;,v York Papers to the 20th A"g a , t0r. , ,,,. , :i (1 ,r ......___,..........._____- Sic:tember, ON - . 1 11 , 7 ) reverses of 11uoNAPARTF:hsati; l e cr(e)::c:1:":15-1: it:,,lcile (i i i l ,:erill, t ,e i t r il e.. ,i y e. tyre l i ~I,li t i :ar i e t e l i r e Il o .ti f 1 r ( e ) g i. ret the e ‘‘ l ' l i . t sr i l l ; e e t : v i c e ::: c A 0 ; c i ; 'kit and ill'e, Indians L. • evitlible. appears to ut, 111 0 111' 14 1 . 11j i t 17 11111..C1111 accounts front the C04111.--.0 tlic i 'll _ s ,t i r ll o ti c t k e (1 1 t i l )Y v e rt the hostile Indians for peace, dated Jilly 10,,',-,. .or 1 trintponity i, of the restoration of pc Iv. - ter' .ace a tor,y was • It' ' id li•icli,ill „ , not frontiers of the Missoti.tl 00 0 ,•... a andoned. The SaCnS 111 10 i. jo i,t went all oilers for peace,. which the ' ~,,ao, 111 to nearly the en' ,-.0,,cr0' ut of the United States had tendered to ''' l ietul:nited States to tre.,;jt %:i.iii hove and had recently manifested a disposition tiol:;i0- ttiegiL::eci:,at,j,:en a(let(p)guetitlhtieori.i 11:0111C0 111(111115 00 ( .. l e __,l Ale( r:4S4great detn'edations were continitiehtre 'l;' 1:10 its waters had neglected to.. e.'.', or trit)2,oo s, ' ' l l :e i n i I‘ c l , i d i i i 4 e i t ' i t ( i l : i t t , I') li e ti csrliittlisi e t irini tit:s i 1 , ( itlY):::(altisivi ecis:l°l:elilielrt. would immediately commence. There is no truth in the reporte,l assassi°l(lll of the American General JACICSOK• iot 010 _ The duties on imported goods entereo_ oitetl Custom-housc, New York, itt S montbs,aalu'iti'vtil. to nearly four millions of dollkir, vit.. 1.1. 0040 00.000 , May, 1,300,000 ; forJune,l,l3,(-I,,,e'llef, a prop of the growing importance of i n° I rS'itli Great .Britaiii. _--... 10 ' . " ---- ST. Doxtsao,--The two VIVO. Chier:d, C 111151; , I , . s t s t t e i ii events that, they ,;re hot, likelY s' w ". I vete' a l- t ort -4E and PETION, 117110 StISI:NrICIC(I, rbeir (1 1 " 1 0 be d agreed to set in COnCf_rt be, e%pectio» tl.OlO attacked by a !lounge ~.„1 arirp,drnoir • filidillg; t ; be `• (1 : from ti'.,at oe.,ater, a re noi.v 111" e %eve' rat ' t. ' . ra j (ria,,,lllist each otficr than ever. Of 13t,Ce'tsvecii themi'f'llqe 'OattleS have been fought fi i,' v i c tor , tw,4 ill ,';‘,hich, sometimes one came n whole, '''.4nCti.llle3 the other; but, or" cil.o for' ar ., . Artfing to accounts received in Awe" cjilow tune halt inclined to favour Niue fienrY.l"to he 7;roPitc, whme victorions• army was 53" j t og :..1(hio 15 wilt's of Port•ait-Prince, it:::ier 11,e ‘l,:te,rtnincd to cirry the place or perish i le ev ery' 'lls. The President PeTtost boil ll'a(, o od A P i mparation on his pdrt to repel the aitta:iiir etliate. irstsanguinary contest seas expe.cto...l___ce orog ,- to take place. The abese .1, teiligo, _.t. (he orostgitt to New York by OPtltill (.711.1," o f SCCI"")"1" MaCdor/all4/ ill IS (lays, fo"' , _ayes. -