The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-17 00:00:00

FR! NtH P11M...115. rit - ONAPARTE'S ARP IVAL AT MAIA. Altstrian'Commissiotirt who accompanied TIVONAS'AItiE 'to the ~., Isle of Elba is oil his reign) 134fro:ga r ftAaTt, who embarked on the • Apt:ll, .arrive;l at his destination on - the 4th • llc landed at Porto-Ferajo, and imme diately caused a ,Witite Flag. bordered with Red, and bearing .three Dees on a field of Azure, to be thokteil on tile wails and towers of the city ! ! ! fn Ifol,A 11 7 e .do trot yet know bow the people of the Islnna have relished his arrivlll. BuoNArAuTE has, we are assured, given a corn ! mission to purchase boas fot him at Paris to the atnount of 100,000 crowns (12,5001.) : he proposes to devote himself to study, and promises to be come, in a few teat:, the most Learned man in Eu- Tape !—( Gazette de France.) PARTS, ICEIV FRENCH MINISTRY. The Kil*7 has appointed M. D'AMBRAY -Chan cellor of France (M. Ds BAEENTEN Will retain the honours of that Office). • All the Members of the Provisional Council of State, as well as the Chancellor and Mr. BEit.-• TRAM), to be Ministers of State. M.rhe Prince of nENEVUNTO) to he Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. M. L'Abb-.'. DE Mowrasautot, Minister and Secretary.of State for the interior. Gen. Connt Dutowr, Minister and Secretary of State for War. IST. Baron Louts, Minister and Secretary of State for the Finances. M. Baron ”ALOUEr, 'Minister and Secretar‘ of State for the Marine, RI. le Compte lirtioNtrr, Director General of the Police. M. FF.ItRAND, Directlr-General of the l'octs. I\l_ BtRENGER, Director-General of indirect Taxes. roTZEN, APRIL 26.--The most recent accounts ftOm Italy state, that the I'orE had arrived at Ve terbo, within one day's journey of Rome, where his Holiness proposed to wait till was joined by the Cardinals who have been set at liberty, in order to make his solemn Entry into. Rome. Sam, MAY 5. The Archduchess MARIA Louisa arrived in this city on the 2d, at night. She alighted at Senator VIsCHER's : lodgings were preFparA for her suite in different houses. The Archduchess refused the honours which were in tended for her. The streets through which her carriage passed were, however, liNid with Ans. trian troops. Her Imperial Highness set off again on the 3d, and slept last night-at the small town , of Lauffenburgh. Tot:Lox/4E, MAY 7.—His Royal Highness the Duke of ANGoinemE left this city on Tuesday last, to kuspect, the armies of Marshals SucHET and Souvr. " Louts, by the Grace of God, &c. &c. &c. " Wishing to give the National Guard a strik ing proof of our particular satisfaction, and parti cularly those of our good City of Paris, and hay i;l entire confidence in their zeal and fidelity to- Arards our person, we order,lst, that our beloved Brother, • MONSIEUR (ContpteD'AßTots) is ap pointed Colonel-General of the National Guards of France " 2 1. The Commissioners of the De - ,):11-tinents of Interior and of War are charged with the promulgation of these presents. (Signed) " LOUIS." The RING has appointed the Maiquis Dr Rocuz- M 17,1 Ma3ter of the Ceremonies of France ; and IL:n.w; DE WATRONVILLE, and Mr. ALEX- , NDril D 2 ST. _FELIX, Assistant Masters of the Ceremonies. I;.,stL, MAY 3 ; —The Ministers Plenipotentiary of the Emperor of It vs7,IA and the King of Wca- TEMBURGII acquainted the Diet, that Queen CA.. Tiltittria of WE:ITPLCALIA, daughter of 'the King of Wnicrercivaon, after having quitted Pat is, ret with some disagreeable circumstances on her journey ; she was attacked between Fountain bican and Auxerre by a band of pretended robbers, who plundered her of her jewels, several valuable articles, and ail her money; and then conducted her towards Dijon, from whence her Majesty ex pected' to be able to proceed towards the Swiss frontiers. These Ministers solicit the assist ance of the Governments of the Cantons nearest to. France, in order to facilitate her MAJESTY'S journey, and that she may he received with the honours due to her rank. - The Diet have given or d er s in .consequence. she is proceeding to Berne to join her husband, whose fate she is de termined to share. The 14th of May, the day fixed for the Funeral Ceremony in honour of Lou is his Queen, of LOUIS XVII. and of Madame ELIZ %BETH, is the anniversary a the death of HENRY IV. and Louis XIII. Su that four Kings, one Queen, and VLIC b 1.1.1,GJ0i .11.‘"Y"'s pons objects of the same ceremony. • VIENNA, MAY 1-1;--- - -The Archdtichets 1M iuA Loutsia is expected here on the 13th inst. Caetiinal Manßv has received. an order to quit his Arthhishoprick.. General Count WINtINGRRODE arrived on the 'ld at Berlin, in his way frcitit, Paris to Peters bu gli. •The King of SPAIN has conferred the Order of. St. Charles on Baron FIARDENDERG, the Prussian Chancellor. . • PAats, MAY 13.--- , Yesterday, in returning from Versailles, the Emperor of Russia stopped at St. Cloud.. After having visited the Ordens and the apartments of the Palace, his Majesty accepted nn invitation to dine with the Prince of Lict-t- TEWSTEIN. This General entertained the Empe ror with a little fete, in which Mademoiselles MEZERAI and MARS, and Mr. ARMAND, from the Theatre Francais, performed the comic piece of Le Secret du Menage. LOrd We.rnANoroN -;quitted Paris yesterday (i. e. on the 1 Ith, the French Papers being writ ' ten the day previous to publication), to return to the South. Marshal:Soma—arrived in Paris yesterday even ing. The army. - whichhe commanded has, by or der of the KING, been . incorporated with the army of Arrugon; . the whole under the Duke d'A Lauri. RA, as Commander in Chief of the French Forces in the South. He (l'out.,T) had the ho nour to accompany the Puke d'ANoouLcue to • Castelnatidry, Carcassonne, andNarhonne, to re view the troops cantoncd in : these places. The Marshal returned With ., the .Prioce' to Tonlonse, and afterwards in like manner reviewed the troops at Castres, Lavanr, and Montauban. - - The Works upon - the Louvre have been resum ed for some days past. We were yesterday in formed .hat the Architects of other national mo numents hare 1-eceired orders to continue then• works, which had been suspended for many months. They are preparing the Church of Notre Dame, with incredible dispatch, 'for the celebration of the Funeral Ceremony (in honour of Louis XVi.), which takes place next Saterday. BUONAPARTR,, on his journey, complained bit terly of having been defrauded of four He was asked, in what manner ? "-I gave it:to them," said he, "to prorure me the Regency, whicii I desired to have ; they have kept my money, and 1 am not Regent." General [harm has bad his foot amputated, and is recovering from his wound. The Duke d'ANQous-EmE has Written bins a very friendly letter. By an Order of the: Day, of the 2d of May,' Sttc lIET has announced his. assumption Of the command of the combined Ftench Armies of Ar ragon and Catalonia, and of Spain and the Py renees. After directing sonic new decorations of fieurs-de-lys to be attached to the Eagles, be states, that his first object, in conformity to in struttions Which' he had received, bad been to add an additional Article to the Armistice of the ISth and Illth of ,April, and to conchide a defini tive suspension of arnis-with Lord WRLLINGTON. The pnßecor of Au STR 11',41 . along conference I . with the King•of FRANCE at the iistialeries., on the morning of the .13th. The Princess Royal of SWEDEN was received on 1 the 10th by the King and Royal Family, under •the title of " Countess of-GoTmatin," the name under which she has travelled for her health. delay and dlificulty haviag, ai.l::th the l'AYri ENT of the ',llficrent CLASSES of CQM IVITSSION-1) CFFICERS of his 111A,TZ',';'TY'z NAVY, by rea son oZiadividual Officers negt2ctisg to report then,selve4 at thi3 :Mice at the time aeon:l%lr, on Half-pay,— My LOIWS COMMISSION 1 , 111.7; of thz - ADMIIIALT:. are pleascd to direct, that all 0/1 , 117L11S ern.ling on HA-1,1 7 -"filir do report theinselret to this Oflic within fourteen days, stating the . cause therecf, anti reriotL tt,r which they entit led ; and tifiicers coming frni.o Abroad are desired to coni ply:with this Regulation withil. the same number . of days atter their arrival in England ; an:l if an'Otlicer shall neglect to do so, he will forfeit the. Ealf-pay for the periodSlrhich he may negltxt to claim. J. W. CROKEit, Secretary. AMAIi.•, ARRIVED-1 France. DIIF.-1 Malta, 1 G'.tteni►urrgl), 1 lipland, 1 13reinen, 1 Guernsey, I Jersey, i Wa terford. PRINCESS OF WALEs's BIRTH-I):•.Y.— }lolidaY at the Exche quer, Bank. and South Ica Howe. THE SUN. SOLEM QU S L i cERE FA I,S!!M nEAT! DUTCH PAPERS. BRUSSELS ) MAY 11.—On the evening of the 6th a great calamity, took place at Namur. A quantity of gunpowder took fire, from •what cause is unknown, and blew up the arsenal which stands on the bank of the Sombre, behind the Cathfdral. The church sustained little damage, but sixteen houses were destroyed, and several individuals. perished. ANTWUP, MAY 7.—The agents of the Hansc Towns in Belgium' and their Consul at this port, have taken possession 'of the domains the Old Hanseatic House, which had been sequestrated under Buonaparte's government. 'the first use which this city has made of its restoration to liberty has been to send a memorial to the King of France, ,intreating that the pic tures which were taken from our churches may be again restored. • ANISTEUDAM, MAY 13.—Letters from Leghorn mention, that the commerce of that city, under the protection of the high Allied Powers, has al, ready recovered great activity. There was an over flow of colonial produce in the port•of Leghorn. The following . paragraph, front the lifoniteur of the 13th inst. we extract as a specimen of a happy mixture of the French and English languages, and of the improvement which the former is likely to derive from a renewal of friendly intercourse between the two countries : • " M. le Chevalier de Puts, Secr6taire-G4ndral " de la Pr6fecture de Police, a clt I'honneur de " presenter, le 9, A S. A. It. MoNsitua, Frere du " Itoi, uu Hymn National, de sa intitul6, le God save the King des Francois." LONDON, TUES 11.11 1 17, IPli. .have received, this morni:lg, French Pa.; pers to Sunday last, the loth, which, as we.anti 7 cipated, put an end to the idle rumours of a mas sacre at Paris, antrot the arrival of BUoNAPAKTE at Gibraltar. 'There have been no sticit tatal com motions ; and BtrONAPARTE reached his new: Em pire on the 4th instant, where be lost no time in hoisting his flag, upon which . the quondam Imperial Bees are doubtless still the emblem of his . busy disposition. Thus terminates the expecta tions of our patriotic wiseacres, whom one could not meet yesterday in the streets without being told, with a significant shake or the head, '' have you heard of thellAssAcnn at Paris ? All is not quiet yet!" And who is mad as to expect that all .. should yet he quiet ? Whodati imagine that in an instant all the agitation of-the inorat and po litical world will subside into a profound calm? No man of observation or of sound judgment. AmOT4the most distingnished miracles 'performed by Divine Power on earth was that in which the celestial and omnipotent Voice stilled at once the raging of the tempestuous billows, and .at his awful word the seas Were calm, and the na tural elements ceased to contend., but where are the human.meant which could work so mighty a wonder ?: *here is the human organ that can rrrest in its course the profess of the slightest atom in nature ? Nowhere! How then shall'lVe expect that there are human means by which the still more stormy passions of mankind- can all at once be altayed-.-that it is possible to give to instant repose all those conflicting emotions which for a quarter of a century have shaken Europe to its centre--that all the active spirits that have been engaged in these struggles, and all the wick ed feelings which have been baffled by their ter mination, shall, in an impaipable division of time, become front fiery,, cool, from boisterous, calm, from unruly, settled, and front evil, good ? Much, much, Heaven he praised, has been (lone —an almo3t miracle has already been wrought. The little troubles which remain arc but ripples upon the smooth wave, which so lately• boiled with dreadful fury—our hopes are anchor ed, and these puny agitations threaten no wreck. It is a proud day for Englund. She has saved her-. self b24* her ,fionness, anti the World by her exantple7 In a few weeks all will 'be 'nearly as tranquil as it the hurricane which has desolated the Earth had never existed. To the Sovereigns of all countries, and espe-, cially to the Sovereign-of Prance, will remain the difficult bnt joyful' task of healing the recent wounds, and restoring the happiness, of their se veral nations. IA this auspicious labour, it re joices us to see the .corniality tvhich subsists among these mighty Potentates. iNiutue.l sacri •fice, universal moderation, and a wise, provident, foreseeing policy on the pL.t.t Pali: y not selfish but general, appear to be the course which they are pursuing ; and such a course must lead to the welfare of each individual people, and the common blessing of mankind. in our Extracts from the French Papers will be found the nomination of the,new French Ninis try, of which we have repeatedly taken a prospec tive notice in Tut; Sus. Much depends upon these men, so critically chosen to administer the affairs of a country, which most imperiously and pecu liarly requires at once a just, a liberal, a firm, a merciful, a wise, and an upright Government. The talents of the Premier, TALLF.YttAstp, will not be questioned but we do not think he is very popular with the French people. There is, how ever, one great recommendation to his ap pointMent-mone which, we doubt not, will shindy eudettr Lim even to those who may at pre siastic atintirer of the British Conttitution ; an *e.have reason - to lin6v that his most anxious wish is to a - ssimilate the nets foi'm of G°Yern rutut in Fran as neArly as possible to the -'mostalimodel width this country supplies. Let hii adhere to this determinatiOn, and not oit ly seni,_ but et-cry future generation of tarenelt.nln have cause to bless 'his name.' Neither will 1 )0 want support in his nadertaking-; for the ablest Writers, the first statestnen, and the bass of the , informed population of the country, aft decid edl y in favour of a.Constitution rtsemhi:ing n . ous labile on which the internal happ iness and the external fame of Great Britain h ave beCii ostublidted.• Thcl King of FRANCE has addressed a letter tO • the Archbishops of that kingdom, to order the FerrOrmance of 7e Deum for his !oppy restora tion.• The French Papers continue to be, with loyal addresses, and conciliatory answers- 1 iimpoitTAyr AMERICAN PAPERS•E We have this day received Nett'-York Pape to the ath ult. ; but the hour is so late tildt : ve can iinly extract a summary of their ,priilcirat contents : • r t han I . V.t.surso - rot‘t, APRIL is now r il°- e e h fore probable that Congress will not adi-0110 - vs the latter end of the Month, perhaps not uef—arte the Ist of May. : 'The Committee of Foreign 'Relations, in. th House of Representatives yestersdai, reiwiled t%. ; Bills for carrying intiieficet theim me di a te obi ec4, 1` - The r °lo".' the President's Message of Thursday. t e gation of the double duties is not included in Report. After alOng preamble, in which a-vie , / k tt taken of American-Commerce with the Et"r-3 av'4 Nations, the Bill -brought in by. Mr. f c t enacts, first, the Repeat of the Eniburgo .A I.3th i llecember, 18'13, providing for the recut "tet)itt of all penalties and forfeitmes .1 , so math of any AAA or Acts as praibits the or Alerchaudl:l portation of GoOds;: Wares, of the gr)vith,: produce, or t he Creel Brit2a]n or Ireland, or of aoY so f s.;:olonies or lleyendencies thereof, or 0 ' - o f Place or Country in the actual poss e ' sion r e- Great Britain, be, Mid the same is, hereby • in tto 9 pealed." There , is a reservatio n clause respecting penalties, &c. ThirdiP . le arloo manufactto' enacted, that the crews of foreign ves scl s c sob out from America shall consist entirely of n . jects of the State to which the vessel 60°". This important Bill was twice read, 01' bY 10 larss to a Committee of the whole Hou se outiOrity. • f A Bill to prevent the Exportati oo went through similar stages. • Y o rk , „ Xelo The "•Trnops of the Palace," says "7 J oel tt t Evening Post of the 7th, ar e . li nt e , " c ` w ; 11 ' 1 % bear up under the Present pressure of e vel , s o f are infirm and nerveless. Since the ne' s ., hrec`, reverses' of their friends in France, ed icvda that blows whispers to their distemper tions political death and destruct ion." - 0 41;4 ° 7 " Ii is perhaps owing to these atvf"4 that the President has recommen ded the the the restrictive system." i p s to Cr " The. Leaders of the House are tlirro", to ste utmost confusion : they are etuleavo"ii) 14e re. the ship . without a helm." . will A ob t' You may calculate. the Embarg - ,re ti• pealetl-the Sion-importation Act Is ep eole ful ; but the double duties will not b e . r • " We have pledged ourselves: (sig s 7i y ie ito dj , t iv u' oo phia True American), that Messrs. i r„ rei tts , ` - a o y SELL 'arc nut•initructed to insist, at " c - 031 to r the AU RICAN DoCTRINg Ov V lE ►'t 1 rso - IMPREssMENT. We deliberate l y' " --1 pledge. By the event we are fall. to is o v a. " The self-destructive sys tenl abundoned for ever. t arn a t he gt) " We shall soon see the .r ettri -days of peice and commerce." _such Such sire lonericoP c the chief-icles in th e 't _O,l iPrints !:Tli'e proud stomach of I'rince 111,01004 s — t no on the ir,c(""'lll,. dot ;—down let it come. les. that ata caliej the adVircates for interrniables‘ro'lv bestow. Navies" No Coronation " as America deserves, and liritisbgener°sl 000 ty I~ut for Frioe 31.:foce I:l2vaoreeacioyrhas procured a solid peace of e Peace With Anierica.---reo o Government, look with a desiring eye on 10641' Ca •it , o ' f lTT's noble motto must be our ode on hot': asi the Atlantic ; and indemnity for the Pi s ' security fie uture, is what We 019 y We" ill' ' 4 upon . I CO leakes.--00 Fortresses t from a faithless, unprincipled,' an'. 4,0 .C 5 " they bad the power, and of %vilicli fears% not nt, svl►ieh adhered to c►ssr enorni a sense of juStice, now proalPts' t mission. —.......00.• - • -- s.;e o ' re!y , that the arrival of the EmPer°ect We are informed, from authority on vv"...;,5 Can ing of PRUSSIA is Tint to bee•-, tri before the 25th. ft is certain that the Aus ANDER and K Lrnp e rer does not visit this Count'}'' r 0, 041 Ilis Royal Highness the tb puke 0f CL JV a ttended the - Lords' Commissioners of e