The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-17 00:00:00

is n;lys't aci-,.r.'.o.:ageonf; it is date() from tile 1-st of .April last. Sweden does not send any troops into thv fiehi this L'tiESDig/ , JULY I7.—According,to news which bas been received by the Deputation of the Circle, Russian corps of 43,000 men, under Count Wittgenstein, will pass through this City in three c Libitum. Their are to_be here nn the 23'd, 25tb, Irtntl 27th of enis tunnth.----"(.7oarnat de Gand ) TURIN, JULY 24 : has appointed the Chevalier de ftevel, Count of Pr4tolungo, to be his Minister Plenipotentiary it the grand head quarters of the Allies. (From the .tnarnal rl, , s Dtbdts.) PARIS, AU G 13.-1 tie Pru,i,,t) Mini,ter ILITI 7yesterit ty A corference v‘ith the L4,tcl. VU It appears curtain that the .integrity of the rrelich territory is it point decisled on in - the ne oci..itious of the Coil less at Palls. TF some portiOns of the liiugdom ticust be: occoPizd for a deterroin:lte period - by the Allied t.roops, this dizspo-ition will be regulated ouly•for the "gIo of the exceotioil of the other coti ditions of tly TreAty, Fitot ly,ye are assured that the Kin - of Friore will soon come forth from the cruti trials to which 1 is gr.:at heart has been subjc'eted, - with a glory the nu)re as he will (%e it all to the acTodailev of his cbarActer, and to %eneration whidt his ‘ittues inspi e. The Prince of Eckmuhl has been at 'Paris since yesterday, Ofders isave bee'n to transfer .7.l.lrstrill isTeY. to Paris. lie will ar . rive- here in four or five class, and his trial• will commence immediately there-. after. The garrison of Mezieres capitulated on the 9th of this mouth. troops, under Ge neral Hacker, will - occupy that place ou the morn- The exasperation of the Siviss troops at this in faluotis conduct is described as being beyonti all bounds. The garri,son cowinued perpetually skir: tnishifig with the Austrian:troops (in the let: bank of the Rhine. , tin article from Bourfleaux, dated the 9th Au gust, describes the enthusiastic _reception - which Couut Lynch,- the Worthy Mayor of that loyal city, had met with on his return to it. A circular letter front -the organ of the Spanish Govct:utnent annonnces the re-establishment of communications with Frinire. • • An ar . ticle from Nantes, `of the lOih, ptlnoitnees the arrival of the Duke ,of . Bunrbon there, and the rej:►icings on I he occn ~ i►►U. rceom the .fourital de Paris.) Mats, kuo 14.—A letter front Avignon nu nonn-es, that among the papers of M:irshal Brune ilPeto - ocots of iaiportairce bad Before be put himself to de,ith, he tore a: great titan .trie remnants of which have been cut-• ;coed and put under seal. (From 14c Ga.:rue - dr France.) COO RI ER EX TRAWIDINARY. AVG •14.--As ~veyestrr(lav announced, th e SO vereig.ls dined 'vtit . it the King at hix o•ciock. At I:all-past- eight Maj..sty and th,' Monarchs app Cared (bn the . balcony. Shouts of " Vire le- lloi .! resounilc:l Lir ana Dear: 'l'h-e tsVo Aides- !e-Camp 13rune have 'not been moles-tea. The approttehing arrival of die King . of Spain, and also the King of the Netherlauds, coptinues_ to I >e daily tallivd of. The Russian ariuy is still in the environs of Aletz. The Dtdc . e of Orieats yesterday 'pai3 his-Court to the Bing.. '10 7 43y the business of Labedoyere comes orr At the moment when we write, A great crowd of penply is waiting at the aoOrsof. the FirSt Cow).- ca of \Var. _ • . • PARIS, - Auc.. 13.-: - --We are assured that a De claration of the'Ailied Powers will appear in few days, and that.it will he of k nature to re move all fears. It is believed that the epoch of the KiGA's Fete ,611 be that of a definitive ar rangement, at the settlement of which the Allied troops quit Fiance, On the Gtb of August, the bust of Buonaparte in bronze, which on the ISib of July was thrown into the-G irratte by the people. has been taken up again by,ordt:r of the Police of.Thoulonse, and lirikep to pieces by artitirs, iii. the great'Court of the Capitol. The INvltyes . of the materials of %Ville!) this bust tvas composed, prevented it from being 'melted down as was jatehdva. . • I\l. Boyen-Fonft . 6de lths b-een n•rrestcd at Thou louse, cm the 7t it of this !nowt's; and taken to son in that city. His son was tilso arrested at Narbonne, on the 30th July.: ' NEXT TLIURSDAY, ALL TIIE STATE LOTTERY WILL 143 DRAWN.. THE SCITEME, WITH ONLY s,oaa TICKETS, CONTAINS A GNA:':D PRIZE OF C. 30,001, ELEVEN OTHER CAPITALS, AND 3,Gou GUINEAS IN GOLD. M;lll,ti.. ,AsnwEu-1 France, I Malta, Guermev an.] .Tersey,..l Dqb lin 1 WaY, font. .I)nr.—t LisLiun, Hut t Ciatenburgh. _ •:' STOCKS w EtNE 0* . (.: VICK. Bartle Stock, Inllia Ronth, G. dis. 3 per Cent. Red. 36l • Exelieti,„lliils, as.. 4s. 4:4'. 3 por Cent. Col*. stit - Otn•ontr,4, (SO pr. 4 rer Cents. Ili ' 011.4 n. fur Sept.. “4-i pr. 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. An i l, . 1 Cutl. fur Aucullat, .6.1. Bank L. Anil. t 4 5- labs. - . PRICE 01 Tins DAY AT T fIIGH IVATER AT LONV.Y.S WIWI; Niorning,--;imillutes after 1. y Eredi 41 ariataes aft t. r log of the 13th. It t 3 oot at Paris, Ps has been said, but Inliwito _ . zerlantl, that Joseph nnontiparte has beeti ar rested.' A letter from -Getiera, dated the 7th, contains the toiltoving particulals of his arrest : Joseph Bt napare, who arrived secretly_ in the Pays de Vaud some days, ago, was arrested on the night between the 3d and 4th of Angust, at the Chateau of Allamand. near Rolles. The order was sent froni Berne, and it w;.s Colonel Ilrandlin, the head of a company of carabineers, who exc-. cuted it. Joseph ran naked out at a door, in or der to make his escape ; but perceiving that the elates! was beset with troops, he rc-entered the Louse to try to conceal himself. In the dark, one 'of the soldiers feeling about with his bayonet, wounded the hand cif the fts , gitive, who laid curled himself up ,in a corner. This accident made Joseph lose so much blotyl that be fainted. A guard has 1)1761 placed over him in the castle : the Colonel waits. for further orders to dispose of his person." We are hssured that M.lllaret and his wile are also in Sw:zerlan(i. They wlite front Toulon, that the tragical fate It Markhal Brune has wade so powerful an irn rression, Oil scum, other Geoerali who are in Pro 'vence, that - insteed taking their way by land to the places appointed for them, they have caused a ship to'be prepared, mhich is to convey them, to Suuie days ago a band of Freda partizans took possession of a Chateau ►►ear Isoire, the department of Puy de Dome, which they have tiiterly laid waste. As trio^► as the itiliab4ant4 of the villages were iii!ornied of it they %minded the tocsin, tvid, in concert with the 'gendarmerie, this band was dispersed.—Seventeen c,f these have.hcen arrested and lodged in the jail. of Clermont -'errand }. This piper contains an account. given by thc King's Attorney. at Bar-s.ar-Alibe, of the horrible outrage which was thztaile,l in the French Papers *Dine time - ago, being committed by sr►►ne peasants armed with, hatchets, &c. upon a detachment of ilavarians.---The facts which he states do - not Iccially differ front chose which we before gave. Seven of the offenders have been atrested and de 7 livered over for p►wisltmeut to the Russian Gene ral commanding the district., The 'oilier culprits are purs►►ed. IitENNA, JULY SO.—Conncillor Rosa, director of our r icture Gallery, ‘vho already. in 1814, hail I - Lo.en sent to Paris t-o demand the pieces taken from our Gallery, and who rtnuned without ac- Comptisiting, his object, has se; out for Parii again. DitEsnv,v, St/ 23.—New regiments of the ix are embodying in our kingdom Thi s ti l l e r c ontains acposintv from Basle of the successive dates of the 2d, 3d, 4th, and sth of lingust, on each of which nights the garrison of Iluningucn continued its hostilities. Many sal iliers bad been on each side, Alld some *utisei s4d destroyed b tht; bombxclinent, TilE SUN. Utll9 , IJICEIIE F.ILSOM LONi)ON. uns .O.IY, -ICC S7' 17, 1815. Louts ,VIII. has found it expedient to make some important alteratiorrs in his military mea sures—as indeed we could not believe that the Allies would permit the organization of that pro digion's and threatening force proposed by the. late Ordonnances, against la hid) we felt it to be our duty to protest as incompatible with the secu rity of Europe, and uncalled for by the situation. of krance. The Garettepificielle of the 14th, ru ceived with the other Journals •in course this morning, contains a ,docuinent more consistent Stith our notion of the pOlitic, just, and right : It consists, of Regulltions providing far the Re tirement of a great proportion of the Array, and especially the Officers, of whom it may be that they were almost the sole cause of the _late Revoltiti On. The Noble Lanocaz JAcauELni,. has we ,re . joke to observe, .appeared at Court with -a nun:, her of his loyal ?riends. Their reception, was gratifying, and we trust their advancement will' be rapid. Europe might trust a Government Com posed of men so faithful as these. The Jou; nal des .I")bats states that the CongreSs 'at Paris will .respect the integrity ot- France, and .the remaining of the part. of the Allied Troops in, that Country %t ill be (.nly for the purpose of gua ranteeing Other conditions of the Treaty. With respect to the Conspirators :—LABE DOyeRE's trial was to begin on Monday, on which day DAvousT was at - large in Paris. NEY has been ordered .up- for trial ; and JosEPH BIIONA PARTts, the hottk. King, has been taken in a most ignoble manner. Ile was ‘vounded by a bayonet nir72!ing in a eOrner, while he-played so-peep with his parsuers, and fainted .''torn loss of,.blood. Brussels Papers to the 131), and Frankfort to the 101 h, have arrived ; the only fact worthy (if notice which thq,nientioj is; . that an arranif,e tnent has been entered into, by which Valen ciennes is delivered over by the Rebels to the noy-.llkts. ISTe - mentiona,some days age, 'that the PorE . hail conceded the Veto hurt as this measure is of cOnciliatory nature, it has excited the fiercest indignation ,of the Irish Faction . , which has_, so long [hide ‘c Catholic% Emancipation" the means of distracting Irdand vith seditious ttmoilts, and rehriliotts ttnements. Every engine is lit Witrii • to Stir up the Itoptau tic Country against the Covernment,- - against their own P'ag tors; who are accused of betraying them, ',nil against the ilertd of the Chnrch,Who is'representc:d as having heel, practised upon by the grossest itti position.—lt appears 01'4 there is no civil role fit for Ireland in matters, but that of a gang of disloyal Demagogues,, rahl no rdigillll fit for it but such as emanates from a parcel of Spoutcrs at public Meetings. • The.report ea result of the Ne go'ciations with has, Holiness (as stated in the dis loyal press) is— That a BM of - 1 7 iiiple trnler ° the influence of the: Govermittient, is to 4e iiitroducett into PAL-Hain:lat. That another Bill, reg, , i.lating :he intercourse between' the Catholic Prelates, the Catholic Priests, and the Govern ment of 'the Country, via be brought in and passed. " That the Pope has giren'his consent to,this artazTement, 'and that hisauthority will be pCoduced as 2taargnment against the faciLus spirit Which may feel inclined to resist Vetoisti eat SeCurities. Thus the question star at present. • " No Brief nor Reseriyt has •(it s is• added) been received, but the opi an d dispo s ition of bigHoiikess arc as• distinctly statell, as if all the necessary kad'san'cti<rned the corn nionication, and such opinion and disposition are directly opposite to ti t * opinions and . disr-ositions of the Catholics of Ireland." . We .have a letter .to-day froth the Editor of the Bath Ile ripon whose probity we have the tirtuctt reriarice, assuring tis that the accounts of picking up BUONAPARM'S Vepers at' sea by a E;pect able inhabitant of that City, copied front hiS l'aper into Trltt•SuN vf Satarda, efte'rWartis contradicted, litcrally correct. lie has himself . , seen Ike scraps, and assisted In inifting them to.• nether, and he saw those relating to America, which, to ony now edge, have been.traiismitted to Lord.l.LvroUlt6T. We I>ave pleasure in settlilg the rublise right on this point, which is a duty we owe'tO the Bath . herald, not only On this point, but in fairness to' its general character and we have only further to notice i that 'upon inquiry tee find that those, parts of the papers alladecilo, as Clepo,ited have received the consideration doe to them-. Yesterday, a little before 3 o'clocic, the PRINCE REGENT left towil for .Ontlands, to be present at the eekehr:tion of his Itoyal Brother's Birth-day. Yetsferday the Ear . ] of, Ltvasroot, had an flienee of the PaINCE REGENT at Carlton .hOuse, The Paris letters received yesterday state, that the capital v.;as mare tranquil, the'principal agita tors having been withdrawn frr , tn the pu hlicwalks nf the city: The• Allies, it is said, are not satis fivd ‘e;tltthe plan for the new organization of the arm y, but are perfectly ethitent with the. arrange ment for the supply of their own forces. The bills is,ned tram the military offices for the main tenance of the British ariny are,. it seems, made the Treasury at Paris; There is still a strong beliti, says a private let ter from Paris, that a eatspiracy existed ..some days back; ohe part of which is said to have been an attack Upon the Palace by women dressed as Russians. . • A Declaration of the Allies is, it is said, to be torthcomiug iti,a eery - few days. ; the nature of which, it is predicted in France will be such As to pr o duce general satisfaction. • The Journal des Debals has thought proper to deny its belief in the authenticity of a fo o lkh let ter, which appeared in a morning paper of this country, purporting to be written by . Lows j' 11i., to tite Allied Sovereigos.—They must have szrange heads who 'contd. believe it genoine. The Journal des Paris of Sunday last has the f o llowing ludicrous pavagraph :—" 'Bo ONAPMITIr had organized, at the isle of Elba, a • small ma rine, similar to that - of Tunis and Algiers. IVe are assured that. the Elhese have declared war agahlst England ; th a t their vessels.are already in. starch of the English ships,. and. that they hare sworn not to Lay - down their ertns until they shall have recovered their Sovcr.eign... Immense pre intations are making.at Porto Ferajo,. for a de scent on the Isle -of St.. Helena." The Jotirmal should have 'ad'aed. that Swift's Quinbus Flestrin is to be the Admiral of this redoubt:Jole fieet • • i • NAPOLEON AND THE LAW.' supper Either_ to parade their learning, ° I. t° tnc 3 :1311:iiregP:ijittleyiloflreos,nrcertain Writers 1 10 e inir'' s o in tlo,7Al7‘RTE. Ace p o o •d c i e n e g di t ' ( l ) gs th a e 4 i: i l lil l sgt(l:o7l. o ail;l:(l'; nt, he is entitled to absolute, tlfl e leo and unqualified freedom ;- with A 3 itidePl:•ci• residence in our State,. and` xleasorelss' lee of machination - .against the ,WrlPl')ll.ale, which we arc in peace; and alliance. It "' ere 7 , 1 be therefore, to ask these Gentlemen, wb at ca. c ol, done with hint ; .by a sort of 11;311 wreniie pleading, .they insist,' that in the m omen t free surrendered hituseli a prisoner h e became a man. '!'here' is R. • I • II O qua Irr ymg the Ves" nt ' PS biln Thry have argued tiPo n . t ier i 0 0 'r' l t ,, S::e . reiin; and as an indiVid'ital ; as . 9 ''' A po E q ne:;:y l' ,. and atld as as a l l sometimes as one of these, r i , s crib ili o - be r, sometimes as all of these, • A 'is ii i e ta l t l it r ii.:felipdc.ace ; as gli a h ip they contend that we have in tto capaeitl W l i osl ever any right over his person. With t rn i e t :oo precision, they will not sower „, to esl on3. er o any precedent mischiefs or subsequent a°llgf.,e, a is.:ins)coltlilienteitsvoess Pasn-ntroe: :hitt we are to remit I.ltTotiaraßTE CO ili -ft ' lil. : S C' 0 rn—first, because he was a Sovereign j:s,n(vie tog er• I.# C r ndly. because lie, is a Sovcreion no ,a w of*Sovereigns, the La's , of Nations'tb. e i t oil of Nature, anti the Law ofEnt,Ylaud, tire la . (j . i t i i s to prove that he is an absolute free Age nt ' ‘5 , 1 , rie peculiar, and anomalous indepc. ntience, stl' :11 - wig th r . n‘att ever possewa, Lila which e‘el warrants hint Mime in ex - ereising. 'We •must pausep while on Oese " ntraClic t be °915:1 ;hick, -. when sufficiently exposed, sh'di (vie' tarned 'oti the Contrivers hand s fur illsenni°P a alicidie point. l a ll n e c i c i lt n . e li w , aly or other,. .i. 47 q 1 sv it4 b: 1 :3 1 -: e r ' el: Ic a . :s l i r c ' i 'e e ' t : i i i ei c e ' l e l i n ri l l . g t y i :aitni4leinteg:e.ln;leire,fAanid_Pici:ill'is'ia(tilea;:ll:::::igriojec:itlaYS-I:ftli illi°l:eire'sext-:l4l,tr:ie:teb(itet.iiPtill:°lllsl6liftt:::::: a ll' s ea same :a il : :010P-redesli;rtip"rin, iniPunitY I°l.- subject., but something between both; P°s6e,s:er; the ' ' , - P""leg-cs of each with the liabilit ic °f at'ljotti governing . "(me, and governed by 11° '' e - ~,,A just enotryti of Tt by defeat bvii - eath citsti(ri ;,,lion: S'ICII is tbe 6t!l oti ' b i just i c iles f v: o vaa r et: e 'encli c i ll'll t ‘b :: : : l l l''' ; ': i v; b ici' e taiotit j kirll . :( i y.te°( s i'v' t Y:a i .j'ab ti ltil e :'.:l i :ll:slllirt.c:l:(°t'it:eillilifittYlrll:l'svel):.c3rliel(llSlieit°sl3lriv)llilteelisliriteletriitili%tgle:iiia:jils::til.let:csLr?: ireiti ll er.,t u l t : ( il s e.. :iys Mr. L . okirr). SAF t7LE°.2.- '1.'15 ; I• ''' 'ce' , "Ice ; legitimate Bower r" 1 t' l ~,, fo rt :Li:: i i i ,., 1 , - . ::: , y ,e 1 , be'al4iic;(ll-(E.glitt,ioin,ia:_oF:iiinii‘);jrtienli. 1 1. 8 1 0 . ;• 00ti ti t legitimate IF., „,(,Ain, ... - m peror of all Froce r • , ar i s pe last d r.e . tl c ' tl o l. gi l l l l)* l t ) i l l t ; i e t o li2 T l : l e ig e- o l? t S rl t o i t o t i:( : ) , N ni l l s : (g) , r f o t a t -.s LOUTS ' th NIa 'e s t ' s: :" :::egr'°(fil:1 itil^l: A cco •i' thiso P lc " ' j ° g N iii: r i o lda E t o e m t . lie original Revolutkilgah:etelaleth;etlii: 1 1 lid tiv tioti,off,on_ts .a . iiz as e in the ttventieth Yra r ° ty ' a c t i ii i i, : : l l:e n t tz e t rie i : l : l: k g c A,Aliii..... Citei4..t4(:FriFFnii,t,el:l;:il.pilierteciai a cti t tit e colo id :;: ". ; : c g , • 0 11 1;tici : :1; • f his' r s,,cei- i this , ‘ , r.,, ..311 _ NAPOLEON was a Sovereign in 1-2,,1ba: Pitighol'olls thongh, She expressly. refused her cons'ent to t t , at '` l the of the Treaty which allowed his-Sovereign I'.oelf by is to fr-bat him as a So. vereigbot:E• orticiej re l"" i conilitio h i t ial Lo . 1,-.T S argiunent,—kie ss.a 3 ooce Ivor' . st, r ef' reign , in France--as Mr. LOFf 'T ' 6ll ills i i n% bC e ll 11'11" t" 1 still - his . • • a ,i,, , 0; —of course—Will beiNlr.,Lorfl's' soceror flailod- Such is IslP.P.ottlesolNi°l:::(l'lliaCtl:igtitlill°)nriciet::::::°ild4SLlllClll.; Every way, then, : N Aral, go rl i g a cOlitri Itof . We ill f and—. • any country at 311-4 tii3t ' e t 4 ;: e i a t li ce w :_ hic e trin.,o_tuvNier anothet. Sovereig°' . n er ° a rr"(1 00 SO war.=—This:aiso is ,—.l, LovrT's nip— , 0 00 us - t l‘P CO , i Aritofl,l3o:4 is Sovereign demanc ~, he 0 f E rr i e k os a ni t s : t. o ut t i i: ja e es r .r ; :n : tu v p c i se ii,toi * or n i .t. tacialiai cselli:oLrittlosiE l . : t r .. ) 0 - t il t " as his subject, Mr. LoFrr would be i :ria 111 hi io' der° o°' ? ode i ,esliiive— •, c' peace with a French Empirc,ol a • vvoil girol-g peror, the war would revive, Old- - : to be our Prisonei: Of War. , l' while r ile;ii , • ~.e it Is•c)ft. •-ollc Aline,. however---vt°2- a I' l '' o p p Orl i 5 fi°l 1 5 t bG ( 13 W if ' a il l:I i r c i a c e i a ., t s h e l ' i e t e i cabaty)t:s:elliitliiirbLY•ie, i:sl;:ii‘iii-041:::e",°3_scrdir.::::50:,:1:1c:csil:Ge3 ,10.ecen-illeyt. ll,iit.aee,2rlisii(...gc ::57 6114.11:11": c ea'g a l i I) it,. isso.l:er: was made a prisoner ofier the ‘ l3l. %I _ , f; ' ll - to 1/1r• S org. torc' • tit o rc . cod/ will enlarge our munificence _ o il to leave with him this preterite -f o„at lo re ,e preterite. W e il ! 1.3 u-t NAPOI-Ec/S' C6l i ptia e °CP T i l We , SO. flue a 'Prisoner of War, thoo ' 00 li.ero to ~011 peace with himself:and lie 3 ' 'T s,llCCa''' with which we lmve ma 4 a Peace ----- ------- ----- be, list 114 N A te l . Ni 41, tc ); tto Iti