The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

FORE I 6-:-, INT ,i'.. LISC:TEN UE, FRENCH P,A.PERS, LIIV,CE,IVED -ruts moRN)No.3 The Gazette °pielle of the lgth contains corrected list of the new Peers attrimincet3 in its preceding number. The only respect in ‘which it differs from that which we gave yesterday, is in the addition of some patronymics to distinguish some of the individuals. It also -- contains the following !loyal Order:— • " The King has ordered that the Marquis of Villeneuve- Vilhineuee, late Prefect of the Upper Pyrenees, haring of late exercised extraordinary powers in the five Military Di visions of the South, should he immediately called to Paris, there to account for his conduct concerning what relates to the prolongation of the exercise of tliese poWers, later tha'n the terms of the Ordinance of the 19th July and the special Orders addressed to hien." . The ,illoniteur is brren of any interesting In- telligence, (From the Journal des Dehats.) PARIS, AUG. I B.—The Council of Revision has not yet entered upon the review of the sentence of Colonel Labedoyere. The - affair will not be decided till Monday next. ['Pte. Gazette de France contains a . .similar para graph, and adds, that a flaw had been discovered in the indictment, and that the Tribunal of Revi sion was toexamine whether it was %yell founded.] They write from Dijon, that three individuals bad been arrested for crying " Vivel'Empereur !" at_ Beaune. They were arrested by order of the Austrian Commander, and condemned to be pub-, licly punished by sixty blows from a stick'iu the inarket-phice. BourDEAux, AuG. 14.—There remained at St. 13arthelemy some meti of the 44th regitnent,whose conduct was not reprehensible, when FlOrian, a partisan Chief presented himself before that small town. After having ranged his men, in order of battle, Florian sent for" the seijeant of tiie detachment of the 44th regiment, and promised him the rink Of Captain, with money at discretion, if he would follow him, -The Seije;nt asked him ti;bat his titles and powers were ? The Chief answered, -that they were at the point ,of his bayonet, and that being authorised as a partisan, be ought to fulfil the h - onourable mission. He threatened the Serjeant•with death in case of re fusal, and said that a hundred and fifty men 'whom be bad on the outside of the walls, only waited his signal to fall upon the town. The brave soldier was not intimidated by these tnenaces, decta4ed that he would p i‘t quit I:is post to join brigands, that .he would ,defend his coun try and not pillage it. Florian then went away, saying, that he gave him an hour to determine. Immediately the brave serjeant beat a, general alarm—assembled his dispersed-company to the nuarber of three hundred, attacked Florian's baud and put them to flight, pursuing them to Mira truant. We 'regret tbt tie do not know the name of this'bravt! man. (An article from Lyons, dated 14th August, states, that a man had been condemned to death FRANKFORT, AuC. 12.—Preparations are mak ing for assemhling the 'Germanic Federation, which is to meet at Frankfort, im the Ist Septem ber. D liberations on the affairs of Germany ‘t ill be resumed there. (From the Gazotte de France) , - PARIS, AUG. I ti. -Irri thousand. nn were yesterday to be delivered to two •Russian Com- Anissarks i . roin the Castle of Vincennes, which, according to ail appearance, have been given to• the Russians in consequence of a private arrange . Ditnt. Letters from Perpignan announce, that it had been - officially stated that the Spanish troops will not enter the department of the Eastern Py- tenets. It is not easy to state the exact number of Fo reign troops w•ho are in Paris, but it is certain that every slay there is given out in rations tvVo hundred .thousand pounds of 'bread, • more than 100,0(70 pounds of meat, and, 10,000 litres of M'ad'aloe afrlvect or 'iii•stant at Voa- (10 The ti•onoi Sticiwt ast 13 - en ordered :6 eviiv . ..o:te that town, and to give it nirtck ihv Austtians. The D. die of Oran is one of, the catitliditcs appointed by the Electoral College of Nrelao. - The ,641 carps of the Prussian army pi4 . ssed Quinten on the 14th and 15th of this Month, inarehing toward; the interior of 1 , -'rance. A superior Officer of ibe Prussian army bifi :Ar rived at Nantes to prepare e t tiarters font 6000 n;6l. (From tL# Jijurnul de Paris.) PAits, AUG. !O.—Marsha Oudinot was at Bar le-llue on the 12th inst. M. Fierie, Member of the Com Mission for in-; specting public JoutnalS has resigned. FRENCET FUNDS. 5 per Cents.. • 6l f. 60 f. iS c; 61 f. 90 c. C2f. ,Bank Actions BRUSSELS PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS NOXNING.I TIPPER RIIINE, AUG. corps of wehr of Hesse 'Darmstadt is expecied . next %week on the left bank of the Rhine, to take possession of the districts with a population of 14,V00 from Wormi to Firthasens, adjudgedito Hesse by the Vienna Congt:ess. The "25th is said to h.7i.e,1 for the act of homage ; it is added, that Baden will obtain the greater part of the sub-prefecture of Spires and Deux,Ponts. But if all this is built upon the basis of the decision of Vienii - a; Aonbts still arise whether the peace with France, which, will and must give to Germany the additional strength of frontier which is abolutely ne cessary to it, will not also considerably affect, in many points, the new scale of te.r ritorial possession hitherto intended and re: solved on. We must still hope that this most important bulwark of the German Empire, which is essentially peaceable, will not be ruined before hand, by being split into fragujents, and : allotted to numerous little Prince's, and thus the inhabi tants, after their long expretatiOns antl,sufferings, be put out of all temper, and given up to dis content. • • PAR:CIA, JULY 31.=-Count Niepperg, who left us on the 2Stb, reviewed all our troops the day before, having addressed to them an Order of the D a y, in which* they were informed that they were again to quit their country, and to join the army of reserve in France. MoNica, Auc. 9.--According to the accounts from the Bavarian "Army, nn farther hostilities have taken place. This army has had assigned to it, for its subsistence and.cantournents, a quarter of the department of the Lairet, the departmehts of Yonne and the Nicore, hail' of the depar tmcnt of the Aube, three-quarters of the department of the Upper Maine, and that of the Vosges. Prince Wreck fixes hiS head-quarterS at Aux erre; which is almost in the centre of thes(i "dif ferent cantonments. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Eng_ land has conferred on Prince Wrede the Grand Cross of the 'Military Ordtr of the. Bath. Lord Bathurst announced, this honourable distint.tion to the Field-MarNhal, by the following 'letter : " London, July 27, 1815. " have received from his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, the order to acquaint your Highness that his Royal Highness, in the name of the King, has resolved to confer on you the Grand Cross of the Honourable Military Order of the Bath, as a testimony of the high opinion which his Royal Highness entertains of the g — reat and signal services your High ness has rendered the common cause of Europe, in the nits-. morable'Campaigns of 1813 and 1814, and i n th a t o f t h e pre sent year. Your Highness will permit me to assure you that I feel particular'satisfaction in hying, on this occasion,' the organ of the intentions of the Princeßegent. "I have. the boriour, &c. " BATfIURST." LOWER ,Rll/NE.----The estates of the Minister of State Baron Stein, which were put under se questration by Buonaparte arc, by the order of the King of Prussia, restored to.this dis tinguished German Patriot. The estates lie in the department of tile Rhine'and Moselle. - '!'he Decrees of the King of France, according Co which the chief adherents of Bunnaparte are to be putrished, will not, it is supposed, be much attended to by the Allies, but that these persons will be, proceeded against .according to thi! laWs of war, whenever they fall into their hands.— (Frankfort Gazette, Aug, 11.) -• All affairs of chance are, it seems, decided by dreams and different prognostics, confirmed by ex - perietice, and establidied by sQienre. This - being admitted by the great mass of Kankincl, ako includes th e Ladies-, it 'has been ,ascerydnefl 'ast rology, that PCIIRY, at . 1101 born .I;ars, v.,111 have the !mount- to tlistribi.ite to die Poh!ic, not only the =lb iu t hi s Sfltall LorttrV, also the 3000. Guineas is -. Go/d. To ~b; ,in these benefits, it ,is evident there i 5 no tim e to . spa re in waltiog the purchases which are to ins ur e them, as this very . interesting Lottery begins anti ends next Thuritlay. 4•4•14111WITIet . - - ALL TI! Lo-ri.;:ity NE DRAWN. THE Sci.TERI , ., TICKEts, CoNfAINS A GIL:IN.I, oTiiLK CAPITALS, ANI) a,i)op (;I•::N.E.4;S' ;~,a.1t) IS GOLD. ;,; : t I.S. Aitivr - Ln-1 :':Alice, 1 Citicrfivey and' Jersrr, T 11,11);i?t. Dv E-- 7 1 I.ll:ll(pari,J,, 1 ilol!aild, L (ut- tesl:;ul , 4l: 7 F!1 ICE 0 TRIS, DAY AT 'l' Bank Stnclr,_. 3'-pet Cent. Red. 57 pct* Cent. (' o is. 4 per Cent:;. h per Cent. Navy Ann. 8. Bank L. Ann. .14A t' STO'..:NS ii . o LiCK. I In:lin 13onds, 3s. 4c. d;',.. 1 l'..xcheq. Bil!s, 4s. Is. ( Ili.' Oinimu, Own. for Spt. 77-,.pr._ I CuAs:fur Accou3t, - J...(31- ; 37 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO 7 MORROW. :%!otning,— after 4. 1 Erasing, 1.5 utinutes after— 4. 1. 11 .1 kt s 4 7, 7....) 11 Er 901.7.!•1 QUI-3 fiICiNE. FALSCM A U1:1::,IT LONDON, Tli ES7I.IY, ,lUG UST 1815. The revision of the seittence of the Traitor LAT DEDOYERE proceeds very sl,;wly. It is coven stat ed, that a flaw has been discovered io the mem. This doe's not look well.--Yesterday it was. expected that the whole matter would be de cided. Upon the issue of this trial it is not, perhaps, too much to sty that the repose of Europe de , kends j at least, the strength or weakness of the Frenc;► Government will be put to the test, and a•tr shall know whether treason is to be allowed to disttt►h the world with impunity. 'l'i - French Papers of the 19th inst. which have been received this morning, contain no in tellipenec of much interest. Accounts ,of the plunders and the punishment of the vagabond ruffians . who call,thernselves partizans, sitczev the Tcriliness of the police itrul the vigour of the peasantry. N-EY is to be tried by a CounCl of Peers. ..on - ly form a qtwant of such judges BoISSY D'AN'GLAS, FOUClie, MONTESQUIOU, &c. and they Avill pro nounce a sentence not against their old accomplice, but for the disinis.M ilt? King. . Brussels Papers to the'2oth, and Prani , .fort to the I tith inst. add very little to our present stock of hirti;•;nation.—Th`e portion of ti-rtitory., on the' left bind; of t h e • ithine, front W,mos to Pirmasens, adjUdged by .the Congress at Vienna to the Elector of nesse Darmstadt, is to he token into formal.posse . ssion tot Friday, : next, the 23th. [laden it is added, gets the greater part of the.pre fecture of Spires and Dotx.ponts. Other paring's of the French Frontier tow-ards Germany are hinted at. The head-quarters. of Prince WitEDE have been est7.b:ished,at A trieire, and we have great plVa - - sure in observing that the highly distinguiskti merits of this Commander, certainly one of the bravest and most able it► Europe, have been 00 7 ticed by our Pu CE itEGENT, has Conferred upon Izim the Grand Cross,of the•MiEtary Order of the Bath. , broody . . Tie fire in the Euglish and Hanoverian bar racks in the Bois de BOulogne, was occasioned by sparks of fire being Itlow n about by a high wind. The'Countess Sophie Vandaume has written to us, complaining of a paragraph' ih he journals, which announced the arrest of Ge-neral Van damnie on the bridge of Charenton. 'This Lady .says, she has written proofs that the General is at a-chateau near Limoges, whither he Etas retired iu obedience to the orders of the King. COURIER EXTRAORDINARY. It is believed that Marshal N(.5 will be tried by a Council of Peers. The same brigands who attacked the diligence of Alniens have also attacked that of Calais. SPA IN We are indebted to our Priv - ate Correspondent in- Spain:for the following, recent iiv,enigence from: that country : • " MADRID,, Aug. 3.—Sir the British Ambassador, left •this dl's' at three o'clock this.morniag, on his way to •Paris.. - " CHARLES VAtiGUAZsZi El the Secretaty of Legation, was intrivinced to (be King as his Britannic Mjesty's MiniSter,before the Anibass4- dor took leave. I " T'Ve order for commnnicating bylotter, and i for the introduction of merehandize, and for the ingress and egress. of all per'sons , (save those who . may be supposed to hi:escaping from capital pro= sedition), he't ve , .-..n this Country and France, v, , .as sent off from the Secretary's Oriice the day beftire . yesterday. " Inu:,-, Auo. 7.—Last night his F.7.:eclictley eth English A•Mhassador arrivetl here on It; way to Paris, and was reeeiYed i..jth a card of Ito-. nom., which mounted with colo•nrs, Etc. 11173 F.x.. cellency slept at the heae.-tpnt ; rters of the - General in Chief.. 'lids morning the tleneral in 'Chief at-, tended the Ambassador to the banks of the W .. dassoa, which separates tltC ttro . I>ingdono, and took his leave, having, it.; ii;o• C 14.! of Antsn.AL B l‘eays does, taken th e Opportunity to manil . c3t Lis respect and regard to:the 131itiS Nat:oo. " The Army are cantooed in the first line . 0f the frontier, are well clothed, s:ltppried, antldis eiplined. Jo all probability, after a f - ,: , s- more days, the seconil.line will he taken Up. Colond- ST aEI F. returned from rlayOnne on the : Ist, and,. renutins at their quarters. - '• i. ADVANCE OF 'l'llE SPANISII AIIMY INTO FRANCE. lIWN, AUG, 1 1.—Tlie artillery arc r 1: Jared i fi t ~;~ .. 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" A Dutch frigate riv , ..i. here a fov (13 :I g o ;i 4 ' in I , .t.‘r way to tlie 11.1(i.:hicrrioleart toj 9i l l El ' e.l 14 64 (Iron con , ...istio.t- of three i'ri-a-* - ' 1 t"'.° °rt. ..,-..c. anc .vico, sloop . s.—The Americaus arC, ernititig off 'A T 1 All7,rll':=o. ‘".f.liat of Catalonia . , under CA.sT.Iso:;), is-, it ' aid ' tci 4 01 consist of ................... ..... ••• t • - That of Arrragon, under C'eoertils I'ALAF° 2 ' 25,°' Gram: • .....•••••• v •, e y,e.,tl- " And tlislt of tlic Left lalrc-oR fi ,state), ti:t:Cua,le -b3l • MIONAPXIITE .kNO Letters have been received 11 0 ."• )erlanti, in _the btann e el, by : iotu ("nr.C:lll which agrt-,e in stating that perfectly reCollcited to Irist . ate. f, tl5 k'" - . 1 front Plymouth,- that the sailtM from. thut port on Sato:Wry, 1(1 tors ‘; I y • is „„ -1 • '!" (1 ' UM: ND C):1 oni great sttrpiiNe, we tittil 0 30 are not to , be given pto offetided tj l' e q r u their country fur p'unisb : ,„ at, b u t are t ' o be 5-i Lug t's.(l Lieutenant-Colonels, and four are besides on board the °' who, with the abuve GenerAis, wil l be pars n, b c t t ~t t 1 ,,1 1 I c t t . f . 0 ;1 ) s! ` i. irtel ~ti ortide bra; , " Yoiw - JcLY 2' ) .—Bv the "arjval:-,a,fti,-,,, a r'' : : a . ::::; 11: t . h .1 e .8 k t —d i l t: : c 's' ll f:- : ' : :I a ;'4 ; t:r 5 C ::7 ::1 ;---tt c(ilo l' t i . s' r l'2,3 e ''1,fi.:. " .‘;51. :1113;;"1: 16 1ag e 16-:::::;:irs;::: : Ij'(''';':tr: .I...ant tee C -' • the ptil - )l',e 111 , .:1try whith valrai,.iril tutdt r et t b . 1 1 '1"' ' ,.. 3 i. ' 4 tiwrltY, and np'r, , priatiii:.; it to ti tis ,, 0. —...' the i!'''t,')l,C f e j t: r 11 :::: i n ,r t ,. .. ,.. :1::, t 01:161:11,::1:::140:(:,:ili:-ii:f1:::17.7,,,,,:.: h t e l - 1 3 (, , : , : 13„. triendlj , to the f',L) 6 ' "'; ' ': . to •. ,, c" . ' . ' ~ •i l~ th - 0n , ,,, 'fir ormtva , , v r, ,, ' 6 AVe ;thu lcara, TI;;:1, o;i 'ilie t . rd ,f J,iffi e 11 ' - s der"r - ‘, . 1 / was experienced at 'l'oz.i..), •by jvliich ' t ) :,,; ",.; v - '' ' , s°: '' t inagr Nvai done to to the ship )i Y O- - l. 06". -. ' T : 1 • . , ) ,' ta ' oc' - ''':, dri"" Ott '+a,re, one of whitat ';:ai a T .;og' - ' ' l '' , -i ):,•!% t f:0 • '..; s,itac extended aloi); t lie c'4 , -'-' , . . . Eu t z;tls. I)eniyrara." !C ')‘ ' . l 3 ift F. A D.—X_ T O tuts kveek - . ' „ tt.t,lii,.,e, f i l e l i : 6ll3 '. i. : lll - : ,(2, l ti ' i r it. : r.s(i n .lu t sti.t : i l l ii i r l tt'isr-1,1iLot,711;t:::11,1,1' :(liiii•lreti;;:i:le e a , 1,: 1 1 ) ; I c ., ! i ; c : 51 :: : :: ,.., :: , ii , :: • ,,.. , ,.. ; , •y, Cu O the (10.,,, of 0. ,, „.„.titii of I ,i y . 11. I ,, i'' : .:::''' inter vul h - -° ll toe 61101.Y.S Of th e ilivei".. 'late, h.ad iletFc`.l:l;,,iii 1.1),.t Cu) accept the protection ()fiord 11 . Y i i r ik 4 .0".1CY3 Of the ilotspur frigate, but lit. T ile 0 ,1.• ry b :, , ,.. ) ,lr te li s i t i : . t: s ) : ( .f. -" t l e i l l i l e. : . 1 " : 1 1 1 2 . ) .1 t t i !..e c i i r ' t tillti);(')/ts'titi''ecec.iii-l'ilbs:tnil'c'lle7.1i att:::(')gflef:11:1111:11:6:1:ci. il.ac . ~...paniards',. should the expedition :I boot ,i.? L51in.,;5 : :11.. , :1.‘1, t ,..e.1., i . ; t l. :.:l:. i i i 3 p , :: Ic e t i. l , l :i n ) a d I :E t :: a t ai pi i c n:::: I , l :. ol ,., er c: t i i..t. e t :i ~,, 9°3 4‘Yles......iti the. Jt_e revolotin, ",,, oi lers bur:t '.,''. 'reSpeCt tt) them, halt removed rti l tbe k tt smcnr , tiy openio, all ale port °I . ate. . it I' _,:", been at lengt!l i:equired to r y th i e ' c toderi'' _l , , ,, ms , tvili , :h bud been eXacred 01 t be°"cr ' l(.3 ' 3 i t to tiLl.nllnd 'of which had been otsPer:`,.,eil to t e . t: e nsequedce of their remonstrance, trans' l's\re,,.. 1 (coot through the hands of Sir 1 11.4,„ dirce" ' athnitti. _ ticio of six houses ~f trade have been . ,- it , ~ ole , opu .c. (11 p,; (''' r! ('- iitli ce:l n ilrl"ii'lle;-1111'...tl.cl°!' chtrv—tovi• f ' us has. this e oas given rise •to an erroneous, t: lb'. a to 1.) imported, . - • esterit': , Private letters fro.ni Paris, received Y rev irca ;:ve,.tilat io consequence of the affiwilift t he " . ' ll. ' 1 , ) ,..' the All :es to defray the expeoces (' to ~.ise 4 z , . ,rangentents are nPlking ill France .5 el orli .; )a " Of five hon(lred tniilons of l'''',"'' t o Cl l' l'i'°()°,0001.), but the Government helogi., ;ectetl rit to hazitrd so bold It proposition, it is e• i - iic. to be deterred t ill .t,hi. o'vo charphers asseetto'i',t.iiii• ine'lK'eoltutS through CutliZ., Vi'lli4 "- .411 tIl e;; Yesterllv; are in direct contrdietiontiriocoi '',"-'e,'ioitsol the iießtruf_•tive ferecitY " I- u • 1 t hig . . It is 0 1( „ e l Ice il-.' in the auiph of :',1,:x1e(",, ..1 e leill e- ; ,"'s e'ery where eX,coried the Ito ,F,l .., , div , 111 i.01.';11 of : • • - ~t I , . bits weloY ir Ain!“,•st les, anti tna, ,t, ~,,ii;ei, ... armed the peo,ite, to prevent fatttre (1)17,1 coot isc'',7serred , th i at the whole of B'''''.z",:is,-Ile's P":,-YC."'iilie; the ePtire territory. of C""L'' styJn;ittreto ..1 3 ,, f„,, e s of ro;nis.ANP. 0„, , o r-.' l'r.Prosian Othi!ers in Peris'oillit 11 . 1 ° ,., ,;,eocrl tlp,if., , ` 0 reto.,l with interes-t upon !I lin the 01'ir.er •'• ~ 1 il .I'lerh" . s trielt• ,t);•:!!et• con:,act . rfoch ()1•• Coif .. i c!---tv)uses thuv ,s,ill lot stiff?: 11,): j„ tlle, tfitreiS tel I,e „tre.o„(l. tf) befoec (!),T:rcs t ,„ ha I''!rcs tht.y kyr!! if,a petitsit 01'Y the}'l are in l'aTt I", ei1u,;)0.,,, i,,,,c;!ted, whilit iv:4ot of a-seiti . '-‘ ,iy Atti".l43 T 1•,,, rs• ; free at" ,iie i: VVEr.t.,r:GTos • - ...ticat re in pi.tin elc:illeS, Luca' Yith(illt 3'l ti li • , i , • t.eud.drits. P ,;„ _7l,svcvf,rer e , f'))t - Sovi-T u i ; 1,01.1,„„ i;"! r i,„, .. c. . o f t,, prt,ve,it tioynotice i vas Of t WS' 110:1111, n" " the road of Aut wider si : eicort of caCidry i~