The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAYERS, [RECEIVED TITIS MORNINGI.I LFrorn Gaz'ettc Lquis, by tire grace of God, &c. In consequence of its 'having been represented to tis, that it.may be for the general convenience tl►ut the dress of the Deputies should he deter mined upon before the opening of the Chanthers, Haring r9(errel to the ttiiitd article of the 7th - title of the aggularions ordered by us, June 28, 1814, We have decreed, and d() decree a! ipnows Art. 1. The . coats of tie Depnties shall he royal blue, to button before with whitellnttons, repre stmtirtgthtee flours de lys, and ornamented at the sleeves with fleurs de lys, embroidered in silver, according to the - pattern. 2. nitr Minister Secretary of State is charged Nvith the cxeention of the present Ordinance. Given in our chateau at tbe Tuikyles ; Sept. 12, 1815. (Sign ) LOUIS. remainder of the Gazette OjAcieite is filled %villa, nominations of Prefects and 'Sub-pre fects, (Sm.] (Prom the Gazette de l'ralrce.) VIENNA, Sart. —Genet•al Baron de Blanch' Irs just sold to the family of Bellon . te Pignatelli the duchy of Cazi Lanai, which he has received from the liing of Naples. The price to be paid is 300,000 Neapolitan ducats, to be paid wi►hin six years, by instalments. The General intends purchasing a fine estate in. Upper llnngat•y. The Emperor has given to Coma Bubna a va luable estate in Bohemia. This present must be the more acceptable to the General, as he is a na tive of Bohemia. 'The reported great changes in the financial de partment are fully confirmed. Count Stadian will be President of the Aulic Council of Finance, which situation was formerly held by Count Wallis. Orders have been received at the rand artillery dep3t to send no more besieging artilleryto the army in France. The great transports which were on their route by Bavaria and Suabia, have been re , called, and souse have already teaentered_ Austria. This circumstance induces a belief that the war is terminated, and that uo more sieges will be un dertaken. The exehange At Augshurgh is at 337. STRASUURGUr SEPT. 8.-.. This day the 104th and 32d regiments of the line have quitted our city to return to their homes. The 10th regi ment of Light infantry has just been disbanded, and has deposited its arms in the arsenal. On the 14th of this mouth, the Allied troops will have entirely Quitted the environs of this city, and our communications will become en tirely free. The National Guard of Strasburgb now exclu sively performs the military duty here. It is la borious, but it will not last long, as' it is said the advanced works, and even the fortress will be shortly dismantled. By order of the Prefect, the cordon of douaniers will be re-established on the Rhine. Nit's, SEPT.. 12.—The Emperor of Austria, ac companied by two of the Prussian Princes paid a visit this day to the They remained with him three-quarters of an hour. - It is said, Gen. Count Tolstoy is named Am bassador from Russia, to the• Court of France. The Grand Duke Constantine is expected on Friday at Park. '[lie remain!. of M. Anguie who died last Satur day, hart been carried to the mausoleum of father Laelviise, attended by a numerous train. His four grandsons, the children of Marshal Ney, were • noticed in the procession. COURIER EXTRAOItDINAItY, WEDSSD.A.Y MORN/N'G. The departure of the Royal Prussian guard from Paris is put off to the 15th October. Ceneral Count Loban is now taking the waters at Aix la Chapelle. We learn from Lyons, that Count Bubna has muitted the contribution of two millions which Le had imposed on the city. We are informed the E‘-King of Naples, Mu rat, has been arrested at Corsica the moment he disembarked. Field-Marshal Blucher arrived at Caen on the 10th iNstant. We hear from Basle that General Barbanegre has just been arrested at a little tlistanoe from iittningen, and carried a prisoner to Basle. 'IN, measure is , attributed to the discover y of a great quantity of arms which were concealed at Hun ingen. --- (From the Jonrita! Debt;ls) MARSEILLEi, SEPT. 5. --The pri3oners de tained as necnmplices of the 'last tyranny, who could not safely be disposed of before, have been examined before an cTiitable Jury. Five We have received titis morning several Private Commtntications from Frante, which will, we trust, he tound interesting to our Readers. One of our Correspondents, after noticing the reptirts of an anticipated explosion in Paris, seems to think it at least improbable that it should burst out under existing circumstances. Ale writes— "Y3ltlS, SE:PT. 13. " Hnw is it postible that any of these plots can be put into execution, While this city is filled and surrounded by the Allied Troops ? Even if the precautions of the Commanders of the Allied Troops were less, it would be a strange madness that could Induce the dissatisfied party to attempt to strike ally blow at such a juncture. An exten sive and simultaneous movement hvlinsurgents, while the Prussian army is quartered in Pat is, anti while that city is encompassed by the encamp ments of the British, the Russians, and the Ans.-• trians, is a thing quite impracticable. The tit- - most vigilance and caution Continues to .tnar l a the conduct of the Prussian Commandant of Path.— Cannon loaded with grape, and protected by a strong body of troops, continue to enfilade the Bridge of *a< * and the match kept constantly burning on the carriage of each gun, spews bow instantaneously destruction could be,poured upon any insurgents. At each encampment there is a similar arrangement, and one cannon-shot from any of these posts would be at once echoed from tamp to Camp as a signal of alarm, vvbieh would ruuse such an host, as could with very little trouble overwhelm 114 e most extensive insurrectionary movement. " SAKE DATE.—MatTA: reports have been circu lated concerning tl►e evacuation of the French ter ritory by the Allied Armies. Sometimes we have been told that all the foreign troopi are to be withdrawn before the end of this month. Ac cording to others a certain proportion is to be , withdrawn, and the rest to remain for two years. Many affirm that they have received positive infor mation that not one man is to be withdrawn ! The confidence of tlr,se who were believers in the first of these opinions was infinitely increas ed by the appearance on Saturday last of notices posted in all corners, stating, that horses and waggons were immediately required for the trans port service of his Britannic Majesty, offering aO - terms, and directing immediate appli cation to the British Agent here. -- - The truth , most probably is, that part of the. Russiant and Aus trians will be marched to their respective coun tries in a very short time. The former are re quired to protect their frontiers 'against the Turks. As for the British troops, some of the skeleton regiments will be sent home, and perhaps some will be embarked for ludic. All the troops that remain here will go very soon into Winter quar ters ; and it was probably these arrangements that occasioned the advertisement which J have men tioned. The Prussian troops continue to'be quar tered upon the Parisians. Some of theta are in wooden barracks in the garden of the Luxemburg. and at the end of the bridge of * * *, where cannon is 'planted ; some barracks of the same kind are also .erected. The Bois de Boulogne is entirely cut down, and is occupied o n one side by the 91st, 14th, 59th, and 32d British tegintents, with part of the artillery. The Royal Scots, the 42d, 92d, 95th, and 79th are at Clichy. The Cossacks are now almost re moved from the neighbourhood o f Paris-. The town duty continues to be performed by the int tional guard, Which is the only trench forte at present in a state of organisation ; but there are itussian or Prussian . centinels at almost every public Paris swarms with oftcers of the disbanded Ftench artily, who in the evening are apt to take an "opportunity to insult the officers and men of the Allied troops, Stid the coniScquente h, that almost every minting we bear that Wise of the Allied Officers or some Frenchmen have been killed or wtfuttlittl in a scuffle. Two British Officers (one of them belonging to the Commissariat) have been killed since I hare heed here .(about 3 week), and one has been badly wounded. 'The print-shops abound with caricatures of all foreigners. Not long ago, while the 52d, 21st, and .95th British regiments were assembled in the Champs nlyses, heating Divine' service performed, a Parisian scoundrel had the impudence to post himself near tlitm, and very deliberately began to sketch a cariehture the scene. One of the Officers very soort observed him, and seeing what he was about, applied his foot so dexterously and so heartily to. the artist's seat of honour, as to overturn him and put an end to his study. •' Much more than the truth seems to be said in England about the removal of works froth the Louvre. To talk of the Gallery being stripped is absurd :—too may 'still remain. The StUlpture G;lllery bas suffered most ; but I do not believe that the whole number of pieces taken from it exceeds thirty—and I am very sure.: that not one has been taken away which ought to have re mined. Neither the Venus de Medicis, nor the Apollo Belvidere, have yet been touched." TIIE GRAND REVIEW. "Mesnil, a few leagues west of Chalons, Sept. 9. " I am lodged at a joiner's, in a small village near Chalons. The.nmperors and King, Lord Wellington, &c. are •at Vertns, about a league distant, Lord Castlereagh" at the next village. — We inspected 30 battalions of infantry last night. They were in close columns of battalions, two abreast, with artillery (.:!lowing; they are fine .. troops, and. I think, in good order. To-morrow the whole will assemble in the plains of Crepigny :7tlontaltn6, about 100,000 infantry, and 40,006 cavolry, to be teriewed by Alexander ; Barclay de Toffy commands.—From Moutaime we shall be able , to See as much a 3 our powers of sight will Mow, for the plains below are of unbounded cxtent." The Paris Papers of the 13th begin to undo all their recent doings. about the tuarefi of the Allied Forces. The EmperOr ALEXANDER k i 1i SeeMS, about to establish his head qtrartetes at Chalons sur-Marne : and the Royal Prussian Guard has postponed leaving Paris till the 15th October: This is lunch at variance with all the represen tatiOns of Peace having been .concluded, and Allics retiring immediately from France. • A. MuiL it is now said, has-been arrested MI the coast of Corsica ; and the infamous BAR; sttiEGRE, to have been seized and sent a prisoner to 13aste. JAMAICA FLEE'!'. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAPT. GRANSMOTIE, OF THE STAKEs3Y, FROSt JAMAICA, DATED DOWNS, SEPT. 15. " Ibeg to acquaint you of our arrival in the Downs, all well, a single ship, after a most severe gale on 9th Aug. in lat. 40. long. 61. On the fol lowing morning, spoke the Ajax, of London,' all well—on the sante day, passed the hull of the Jane, of Bristol, crew then taken out ; then bore up to a ship with a signal of distress, found no one on board, and the ship stripped of everything. A case found on board, directed to Messrs. 11113BERTS, London, 1 brought away with me, which probably may lead to a discovery of the ship's name. I after wards assisted to rig the Ross, of London, %%WI jury -masts, when she bore up for Halifax. Same evening, passed close to a vessel dismasted and swamped. r Passed the Pitt, of London, on the tail of the Banks, all complete aloft, but appeared very light. " The John Barry, PEAT, front Jamaica triLort- , don, was'on 16th ult. in lat. 42. long. 57. all ivell. The Sinclair, Blandon, Hull, and 16 others in company, seven sail for Bristol and Scotland, parted two days before ; most of the ships were in want of water, &c. • "The Columbus, M'lctaDy, arrived in the Clyde,. 11 th • inst. from Jamaica ; spoke the following vessels of the fleck, viz. :—On 11th ult. iri lat. 39. 48. long. 62. 55, the Union, of Bristol, with her 'Mizell and main-top masts carried away, and her boats swept front the deck; on 21st, in lat. 42. 28. long. 50. 30, the William Miles of Bristol, with loss of ntizen-must—supplied her with provisions ; on the 24th, in latitude 32. 40. longitude 4S. 58. the. Sinclair, RAMSAY, 'Of Loudon, with loss of wizen-mast ; she hat! were immediately but conditionally sct at liberty ; four sent to an administrative inquiry ; -and 23 to die Royal Court sitting at Mx, where they will be imaiztliately brought to trial. It is said the Emperor of Russia is about to establish his head-quarters At Chalons-sui -Marne. (From the Journal (le Parir.) PA? S, SErr. 13.—Tke corps of tb gendar nitric, of the elite, of which the near approach to Parh has been announced, is expetted daily. It is bortd it will relieve sonte of the pests now oc cupied by the National Guards , —particularly the tarviers. \r.~iL . ARRIVEn—i France, 1 Gnernsry and .Tericy, 1 Waterford. Duc,—t Lisbon, 3 Ciuttenburgh, 1 liaulburgli, 1 Dablin, 1 Wa'ttrford. rm('E OI TILLS 1).t1 AT r WEI,VL nolliii, Rs. Gc. Excheq. Ifiils, .44. is. dis. Omniont, 0, 1 7 pr. Om. I)..yolent, Oct. 'Ai pr. Coils. fur October, Bank Stock, 3 pet Cent. Red. s',:nt. 3 I . R.A . 'Cent. Cons. 4fiti .1 per Cents. slut p t a-C..nt. Navy Dank L. Amt. Amt. wxrEic. 1' LONDON BRIDCe;:rO-MORROW. Nlorning,.ls luitilifes after I. I EVciling, urinates ft.:r I. T 1 E SUN. SALEM QUIS DILEHE YALSUM AUDEAT? LO NDON. SiTt7nll.lY, SEPrEJIBIR Ili, 1815. spolten e iTrelawney, Rein, o f Green r)c4 ' • " tat few dalys'before, ell well ;on the 2S t b, o f 55. the — Colutfiluts spoke the martio, 131.4e ' o f Sybitehaven, all well ; she fast 15 P"nelle'il'f's () gate, du d 1 10 rum oil' her deck during the feet water hi her huh l." t li A is S t ill are happy to assure our- read ers, till CASTLkitEA.OII.IS considerably better. Ilensitli confined to his roorn i and is OblFied "."•15.hr crutches, but he makes as much use of ths ed limb as he eau, in tinier to avoic--1 an y t" o f li e gidity Which might be the consequence— were contusion which he'sriffered. is st ~ We have further to state On n.stibject, 1"--tiot of which excites an interest in Most por ie 'p o a• Mr. PEBLE.iind his friend had proceeded to la kirk, where they Were seen on Thers d4 dve rsg ,Nd accounts have been received of the plrtif±t'. ti jsr r In our iaSt Tinge is. a curious Trent) ? u : the Americans and Creek Indians. 'r ile t , tick is a fine proof of theiesiject raid b Y 011'. pendant Nation to another. $ seized,aextraordinaryi\lorilingpafip:'ro.of of this ,p,:tter,losctirelos:o to An -----"--- Ro te, id oe and Catch e'er she fall the Cynthia of atC perpetuate friendly columns of TttE Sul, The /6411.r°i,rig* question .t censures the Paris Prints for 4it ' g i 'l: n to . t ii ,e oh3ect of the celebrated CAtiorA's miss":'iiiit ci, Capital, and, we believe, trill)? ti3Sts' ifli' ‘i(i soTA comes to Paris not fl 9 B,....litiViii.e 0 POPE, "al, but as an Envoy front his 0044: tic' and the SeTrator o f 110 33c ' t f - he te stand, loudly and justly to demand, fro° 7 e o te stored . KING and the justice of his Ak ie6 ' i'l jtli s j cis of arts and literature of "Bich P ille s rar iati g . Roman - States have been On n deria 1 ° 3 0 1 11° times by a rapacious Government now IJSPi .i b i : e i i 3l ri n r' ::: "t ' ilcis A n I Ci f n w r e rn f a e t e i ; m a g that clai m weakerable "so . the strongest n 1 eau' Just and unobjectionable '''' U se ought to support, where all g°'-` ?.,:itig, ter, now "Peet support, front the of 11 ,_ 0 1 e° l t" the only asylum and aovocat What a tr ibute to the perfection in the first att elliPt 3t P ci a ?Ministers . front the Party Organ iy it has t titibt",.,,d in France, 13'd otherla -e is not ~.,,nr. . 1 to . ife ttitlst . rii • powers,pose dtll them r _ ib . ,s t e l lti l g tt ' e Ir tle a 3 ‘ r o l -Ofneal-ryalt ')l'talsielat(' r)itcbtil:scvss pitcolYeclicat:alirteit v e l'ul e tr° .. 3;i:t_iiii :t 0 .61(111c' tee:l 11 irt 'III I ae:t4 i) I 1 i°° ) i If le : t' t . e t t ex then,t , P mri ep A ca c make this iftt oppose p l o a or : s, l ef) has s s ot France,lir Te li ti r e s herself p:1 said ar oiler i e o dp o es E r : S e S r e : :( a::::ple't;i0: ha herts o ° fl f l is cep t o b it n e f I t : id :111 e : ..c0.0.-r, but tr i lO t„, tl : „ott n s f t he "" - .. .t ifoa r :Ticfr(l,:io a ‘ :ipir t : P :sDstr,.. t e: r r,n ' ue i sts s , s an i tT PL i:oda b nniiltit hdH.esilsp'leajtocapplsirrric'veacennnesno,sibset:yl' a l::s i cie s i t sr n mul toid i g ta ibe m i ce ; al fc, i. 3 e l t , it oo e tr itli rib i b lte w n i bt sc il l it e . t7 Y : l i; i l C io tall ec . o r i r t i celli t'llt rico :3' e et r, lllll: :: :°s lo ‘ t ys : l‘ l re l asa t P t L s s l c ec t ° ; r i r ii, l 6 l o6 Ile followin g 1 11 ;_ment.- ' After tit * , t , the wil° r n ,,,,, : p,.. . ~ " condi(); ° to such decisions.; as W e bar- •ster 'l5 forth e'rea few' days-since by a Prussion jnorivilt:,i,ts c" * and just regard being bad to titre ~,iz.,A,retel,e ;etr• lotion o f be '.l::espatrien'ratt,c,toicenctf,cduobt : : l, l l that ,nm e: a n i i i .: l : l o l e h 7:s:astoolitmifeert::pesioossrribtre:enlc,:bh(m.e'arri:ril nd te'f':: 0:fel"jclic:1)5113:if 151 e:r; v rs• of France opposes the Trot,' _ ircto'cl° Tole political c existence from a ferociousbcesonlilfuiLE.reyed:dPrAcb:lol:::l for 1 o bj ects of fine arts, by which flotue had till:jet-, with the sacrifice of part o f its territoil, 307:ilistie4 woi . o many centuries ; but t hat Treaty Veil %‘,:rei, tl:g (a TrentY 13 _ ' the , famt the lamb) was immediatelv after vicdate(bigocot .01, i Army an that made it, and tile ftepulitlicati o°`er,l areint• The France declared it "null and cnia, sod coorse o:rtipiar 1t Roman territory was invaded --the public poi ' t ~,to b: dered—thenisil SovereignP)ontiff imprisoned, a n wand se:10;t1le I'' mii:enti where 1)4 ended his unfortunate °,l"-:.,oreit(l4(' d number of suitutoariginatly denooded 00: 'elan s‘wrifi;s9 swelled int° no Odle.° liiti ed (a u N 3 0 1% If e l. a .I\ Gt ' l t le 0. 1; 7 0, 7 11 : 7 1: i . ......... f al f Agigli; aro' chet. ' a fit ,r,. ",.,'lngton Papers 10 the 4th, have r e , anti 1ia173,-, 0-`ilice, Ileptune, with Messrs. Crawford anti CO' : ard, had arrived at o n, J . ` lir, 'Pit ford arrived at Washington on the `2(l. i i ta te , (3 , arcs remained on board in yel',Y-ba"o it t ' „ I g. ' Ilf:e•om a cruise to tile elst °f t • • k)° and last front St. Sa l t ell Hornet arrived at fie"' he' car bythe 2Stli of April, she was chased for sevellso, ill company a British 74. The Peacocl;, 'Yid°, of ill cli with bcr at the COITIITICIICCOICoIit,od et wa"si,,e, continued her course. The IP ° ve la ( any capture since the Peogtilb:.n tllc re', Some fears are entertained resPec`l-g,s of 0:4 ( Chamber. 1' petSo- e o mt_(, opinions • rom the nornber of _sed 00 ~ its e firstl it contains, tis s".Pllnvreseot ''‘11...., acts will bet() ovcvtbrow the I' ittejr Ilistr proacwng a CriliS.----(;11. ChrOnirle.) y , . , J1.l itch - Jr P re ' We learn from Pamburgh, letters,vails flier:: that tile i,';_io; of Swk'D,°7; i ,:f ti'e g9'lJ A borrever, from St•bekholiu - oe t he P 4e s "gust' and those from Copenl).)lgco - einrllber, r9akC no trentiola of )t. that a t urn _ icia:(l‘ 11,7; opelaPers to the .9th 0 4 J