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

%;t ,- E., DEFY•LIX I 'RAI QUIS DICER) FA TAI'M AtMEAt ? the e a - - ar e rt l aF.f-es of t Quein - fof We;i has I;etri parried himself by - a gen-d'arm6, a4-jscad by a „Y of the national guard. 34`411linal Pesch, fter dis Charging mnit of his A j a : a nts, has left - Lyons; aecorrrimnied by - Ma -I.;° Al6re, sister,-on iheir-wav to Rome. L as tittrvAts, 9 61—The Prefect - Of the OiSe )4 1 , t his imbruing leceived information from the at e ester at War, that the Russian troops which klrin France will immediately continence the i r A t ch for the Rhitie". mbvement is to take thi s "i by' corps the first corps whi c h t ra v erse s Parlinent is to March frditu Compeigne - to p4 r 7 t "' nnd front. th ence to Ch anny, i n the de ellent of the Aisne. u APRIL 27.—Frbm the feriour of the the 4 vent ion that has just hcen concluded between ldoubt Nwers and Monsieur, it is no longer i tnit t tni that France retnrns,within her ancient 1 3; , L tr an event equalli:t happy for her, aud for the ghbours, who have suffered so much from :i l l " of the- last 22 years. But hearn on all US? B u the questiOn repeated, What will liecopee of Sdv -ut be toy - countrymen ; the Allied tel er .e i v _ "s watch over your destinies. The their yi ltr° ►'inc,s, by their geographical position, tact e ,. - " t ues, the fertility of their soil, the cha tesp.,* (i f their inhabitants, are worthy in 'every Inir c i e t t uf enjoying; that felicity which they have ther e i.,, -4.11 by. sci many misfortunes. Let us . wait, tre,i'y 'r e , without imptience, the decision of this ; 4 ' T i estibn. T at Ii- i TOR (IF Tri E GAZETTE DE FRANCE• ale tlitt'At a moment when we naturally collect Nt li o '`,,traits whi c h c h ar acterise the singular moat`, roth hein. , Lieutenant in the Royal Corps -ke ln r- lery; became a sails cirlotte, and from that 1 4 () er° r; at moment when more than one an doubtless:labouring to give an impartial '6 4 -1 a ,nf his life, permit me . to communicate to Lea whiCh the whiole town of Rennes will 1 ,84 w itness- to. There is, dr at . _least 'was, in 4)4 - ' l 4 the Hotel de France, -in that town, a fe nt(' servant, nameci . Buoiiaprrrie: tier father, an )•c tv -et qan, w as a - native of Corsica: thus lie was pla,,',,,F;oodbly a relatjon of the man Nvlio has Jusns 6 great a part in the revolution which has t44, e '7 B ed. When this man travelled into Bli the': relative, by the advice of a ntunher of - trav''inahitants of. Rennes, placed binisell in his se petition in bi‘ 'hand. .ile - ‘vas pre tttt-,`,4 t 0 Napoleon, as being one of his relatives; 14 e :t i e latter replied; that Emperors'had no rela "'nil'? the rabbl e , an d th e p oo r, p o or inVatid a d go vic e t - even the penston due after 23 years' ser tae a nd the she-cousin of the self-callett-Ern k liot e' - ? nr inued to serve at the table d'hote of the de .France.-1 aw, &c• ' 'e n France, 1 I/elignlani, I Brenum, 3 V . Paterford. 44..3 . Holland, Gotrenburgli, 1 Dublin, 1 Wa- PRICE OF sTc.cKs 11 ;i; R, Aco, THIS DAY al vcv Lv o'c CA. I Bank Long Ann. 16 1-16th 4 4 1 . ( ( ;:i't• Red. 66if4, ' India BNndz, as. 9s. pr. r, Crms•67a - '4 ' p t . et vot.Cons..624 Exchegner Bills,ss. ss. pr. .Onaitun, 204-4 pr. 4 t-- Navy Ann. rini Consais for Mar, eigi:€ E. ErroN, Stock-Broker, No. 2, and No. 18 7 OA-entry-street. ` 1 ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To-monitow. "K., 2G tniiinret after 3. Evening, 51 minntes after 3. SIJN. • k 11 S illor r ii ng Paris Papers to the acl instant „ r-uowit. They st a t e , th a t th e K IND lVit to 41 ter 1 '41'4 on Tuesday: They are full of- ad ti'se3 to the KING and MONSIEUR, and adhesions New Government are coming from all tvi, 4 , tre men Mail arrived this morning, from we have made the following Extracts':— ~ ./). 211 " 135 . 4 , APRIL 26.—An express has_hrbught ./.111"°1/1 the neighboUrhood of ITamburgh, the (.:;'`(3tviug pkasing intelligence :—When b.°'°"l AtraER T first offered to' DAVOUST the to sent hint from Paris, he refused to attend stn tipon which Gen: BKNNIPSEN made 14'diate Preparations fbra vigorous attack, and ttr cnty white flags plant e d roun d a b out llam i,„;:s11,: li i runeUiately a f ter ( on t h e 2 4 th) DA , ti , '5 sent. out an Officer, offering to evacuate. 4 1. i! Pace, p,obably eq m p e li e d V I it by hi s 014cers. - ' E xcellen c y the IftuSsian Gen era l i s b y turns ian kenese " 13 and Alrona, t o settle the terms. Ll'EN.,Aritir..,27:—We have rectived t o -d a y, '",atl authentic source, the news of the sur -1 of • L . I t4e important fortress of Magdeburg. Prench Officer, who passed through this I.tee Yesterday to.lTarirburgb, carried to Davoust ethers from his wife and from,Marshal Ney. The er .• ttncl 4 . 1 1ee ,of ilaral3urgh seems very near at li::,11)1e. ratification of the Treaty between Great tiu tt `lto and Denmark did not reach-Copenhagen t he 1 9th of April. t • -tißtJx•swlcK, APRIL °G.—Last night an ex ; l'eS•s br Otlght offici:d news that, the Prussian c)1 " ) -}trive occupied the gates of -Magdeburg, ; 1/ 0 11 't hat the French troops, march away on• the 30th of this month. . This evening our beloved Sovereign sets off to go t r o p ari ,. e • ~, • 28.—1 t is •reckoned that , . • .. 3ttcsnaparre has Aebis to the 'arncitint of two Mil liards.. The Allies have laid upon Eratice a coo ., • • trihutios of 1500 trillions. FifteenFruich fort resses remain as security iri their hand; one of IVhich is to be ie§tored at each paimeht Of 10-0 ; so 'that the 1,0-,ple is to be paid, and the follreSses restored, in 15 years.", • • • Another Fleet from India may be daily peered, as appears by the 'following Letter, re ceived this morning from the cape 'of •Good Hope : " CAPE OP GOOD - HOPE, FEB: Hussar frigate arrived here the -7th iost. from Madras by her we learn; that the Stirling man of war, with' the India fleet under' convoy, may be ex - peeted here daily. The Hussar will sad in about ten days for England." , TheCllANcpi.t.on of the 13xcFtErzuzn stated in the Hoitse of Commons, on Monday, that a more liheratotter had been made hv Sweden to Norway than had ever been made to any ceded country:— , .We subjclin the natire of thiit otter DECLARATION " His Majesty the King of Sweden Lying. declared to the T:of.te of Norway, by the Proclamation addressed to them, that he reserved to them all the atiLhnit.rights •,yhich cvnsdi, tnte Liberty, and havirvj engaged himself expres-sly to leave - the nation the:-sfaciilly of estiblishing a Constitution analagous to the wants of tinicountrY, and founded chief v upon two lass;—of nalfgnal representation, and the right of taxing the:us:dyes: these promises are now renewed ni the most formal manner. King will by no means interfere directly in , the new Constitution :1 Act of'..Nokwavi which' must, howtver, be submitted for his _acceptance. He Wi•Ates. only to trace the first lino; of itls foundation; leaving to the People the right of erecting the rest of the building,. ". His Miijesty is invarialily determined nut to ;Irmilgaritate the financial systera of the two countries. In consefluence of this principle, theidebts of the two crowns shall remain ways - separate from each tither, and no tax snail hb collet led in Norway for the pqrpon of paying the debts of Sieeden, and' vice verse. The.intlittion of his Majesty is not to suffer the revenue of NorwaY to be.sent cut of the countre. 'lshe ex pellee' of administration-being deducted, the rest shall be em ployed-in objects of genei.al atiiity, and in 'a sinking' fund for the extermination of the national debt," Ge s nera..l : BLucHua has not arrived in London,, as' has been stated. It is supposed he.will accom pa4 the Allied SOvereigns. . A Gentleman who has just come -from Paris' infohns vs, tlftt. they are. busy on `the road in chi Selling out th - e ea Les from the Mile -stones; and substituting the ) ( liar de us. . .. Yesterday the Pudic of YocK transacted. husi- TICSS with the Plum.3l - tRcGr.NT at Carlton Iloi lse . _ _ Mr. HENItY,ELLIs left this country bit Saturd'ay last, on a inNsion to the Cmirt of Persia: Ile goes by way of Paris, Vicuna, and,Constantinaple. Dr. MirmLEToNT, Bishop Of Calcutta, goes Out iu the fleet, which carries Mr. ELLIOTT to his Go verhment of Madras. His Excellency the Count de FLINCHAL left town yesterday for Paris: T,he Conde de PAI.- MELIA. will follow him to-inorrO‘ir. The buSi , ness of the Portuguese will bctrans acted, during the absence of the Ambassador, by Mr. R. GC/6101E1RO, the Secretary of It is said, that the Duke of WELLINC.TON is to be presented with an ai 4 ,ditional five thousand pounds per ann9l4l, and that his friends have sug gested to Government that a grant of Crown Lands would furnish the most - eligible and clesir able mode by which this national munificence could be conferred on himself and tamily. The Princess of WALts; attended by Lady C. HAMILTGN, and Mr. Sr. LP.GEr,c her 'Chamber lain, viewed-the Paintings at the - 1311001 Institu tion yesterday. Her. Royal Highness Was con ducted to her carriage PAYNTZ KNIGHT, one of the Directors. • AVINDsoit,- AIA•Y 4:—Yesterdny , the Princesses ELIZABENI, ,and sn:ent the day at FrOginore. In the 'evening he;; MAJESTY bad it select party in the:Castie.'lbis Morning 'Prin cess AuGusTA took Rn airing'on horseback' in the Great Park, attended _by Lady Rosst'N, General GwriklyE, and Gen..TAyLon. Princess SOPITIA continues in&sposed. her Royal highness has teen very little out of her private apartments Since Christmas. • • On Monda? last,' the Installation of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, a'S' Grand Master of Ancient Free Masons of England, took place at Free Masons'- Will. The whOle.was conducted with strict regard to the ancient Li , 'enmities,' and was a magnificent Ceremony: Ills Royal High ness the Duke of KENT, his Grace the Duke -of Arum., his Grace the Duke of DEVONSIIIRE, his Excellency the Count de la GAttun, and other lustrions anti distinguished persons, assisted in the procession, and in the business - . MANUFACTURES.—The specimens of 11ifferent French manufactures which are daily finding: ttleir way into this country, especially in cloth and silks, will make it iinperiously neeessavy for our" own - manufacturers-to . be attentive to the fabric and co lour of their worts, in order to- stand any'compe tition at present. , LAW.—The Court of King's Bench was yester day occupied in- hearing k"arish Statement 'Cases. Lord ELLENBOROUGH went away early, and no motion was made within the ABBOTT moved for an information agaiasf Mr. Boston, Mayor of Aberistwith, to show by what authority he exercised the office, being a minor.—Rule Nisi granted. There has hardly ever been seen in this coun try SO fine an assenitslage of the productions of taste and talents as s appear in th e C o ll ec ti on o f ANGOVLEME PORCELAIN now in private view at Mr. SQUIBB'S. The worktturnth:p is exquisite, the colouring glowing and rich in the highest de gree. The figures, single and in gr4upes, the scenery, the allegories,&c: are all designed with admirable genius, and executed with appropriate skill. The landscapes ate of the most beautiful kind, and there is . great force and expression in the portrait of BUONAPAETE. The vases, in beauty, delicacy, and.fortn., field die ,antique ; altogethr, we •thtist repeat our pbservation, tbat notha,g egttal to this Collection has appeared be fore in this -country. TILL , *Princes, or The Rooll Libertincs."-1 Work 'older this title, we •tindi±rstand, will be pob:i . shecl• in a few clays, which is expecttki to create a very.great selisatiou. EMPERORS OF RUSSIA AND AUSTI-liA, AND TM: KING OF PRUSSIA. The ror the accouttrio4.tiott of these atig . t!st Perdonages Las been settled: ~ 11?..GENT, whc) hid pli(i of the colfernr, in the twist distia;zlished manner, to the of.FRANoiI, did, not feet sAisfied . t4a these Moiiarehs slaotdd reside at a poldicilotel : — The jollOWing therefore, i 5 the 'acrtirigement now made, ( - ill which the public eiay (10(.10 • . , . , The apartments of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE are preparitlg for the Emperor of RussrA, and a grand state, Ind ' is now fitting up for him. '!Flit apartments of the Duke of CUIAAT:Iti.f,ND are 1 - 7) receive the Emperor of Ausl•fm; with like Spit, ; and those of the Duke iif CLUIENCE are arratigHi!. for the reidenee ofthe living of PRUSSIA. During the, stay of theservionarcits, which will helically a mouth, the PR INCE R EGENT ' is tit ac commodate the Dailies of CAmnraDdE and CLA RENCE at Carlton Ifouse. . . . The PRINCE REGENT, we understand; will re pair to Dover to . greet the magnanimous Emperor ALEXNNDEE on his 'arrival in En:44l3(l,mnd will attend him to the metropolis. The. Royal Horse Guatds (Blue) are under orders for Dover ; the c;r:!ysi another tin'a regiment of hcavy'cavalry, gre orso arrived in the Kent district, 'in •reittlioc,s .tr) serve as the escort, and the Royal Yachts are to remain in the _Downs, till ordered to proceed to Calais to receive the EMPLAOR. . The Club at WIII,TE'S have entered into a Sith I SC :I iption, of twenty guineas each, among th r ee hemlred Members, for the purpose of giving a nrignificent Ball anti-:Supper, ill honour of the Allied Sovereigns, as soon as those august Vi,Si!ors shall arrive in this country. The Subscription - was immediately fiiliNl, and the Duke of DEvoN sataa has not .only allotted Burlington 1-1, - ithte fOr'this splcndid'occasion, but has 9rdereda tem porar; roi.im to be erected in the Gardens for the B:a11.. - . . THE DUCEIESS OLDENBURGI-i. Oxronn, MAY imperial Ili-Aness the Do-chess of OLDENMIRGIT', RCcompanied by Prince_ GAGAIIING, arrived here at tanr . o'clock this after noon. She has her suite two Ladies *vi-ait- . ing; General TtinNEit, her Chamberlain ; Mr, JortpAN', her•Seeretary ; and a nuinher of domestics. Her Highness at. the Star. Inn, and soon after her arrk*al was, waited [fin by Doctor LEE, Pro and •!res;dent of 'trinity College, the Senior and Proctots, aura their attendants, who coollueted.The Dache;.,s toirinity Colleze,where an eleganter4A; 12 OW ion was laid out. Has . ving partakeitol.the collat ion, her ig; Cr.= s was conducte4 to the Divinity_ S, hosl, this Cot)pica-, thin and the Theatre: The'Pieture the New College, and the 'tine Chanel, each in their turn, were examined by'her ilighneAs, and to the Bodleian and Itadiliire. the paid particular attention. Liter inspecting the latter, she and her attendants ascended the dome, the leads' of cvhich command a fine view of the town ,and'neighbouring 'country. After enjoyi'r n filiqhness visitetftheDlning-ball, and returned to the Star, inn to dinner, highly de lighted With all she had seen in_ this great seat of lear»ing. ' . , . . livery mark of respect bas - 2)een 'pld to the sister of the Great. Eni . peror ALEXANDF.R. Her arrival was announced bylfie ringing of bells, and other demonstrations of joy, and in the evening there were Fire-works. THE ORIGI NAL AND Iti:.IECTED rr RATRE.- This Work continues to add greatly. to itselahns MI the atte.rtion and snpport of the Public. Tile Fifth Njimher, just imbiished, containtwo act pieces. '1 he Editor jitstly rema r k s , t.l ) , t t the Tragedy of Suliema;t iS Ltto _with'_ great taste, .and is replete with interest and poetical beAuties,; nod- were itsireader,s' to ask themselves when so good a drama had heen produced at any of the • • • 'Theatre , thbir. recollection would - he g:.ierously puzzled. The lir, iy Comedy Ofd. KantruiTifig• is fou LAO .011 MiSS 4DGENVORTLI Tale of_the same name. . A Gentleman's parrilge bioke down , , and fell over, - neatly opposite - Car!tOtiElotise, yesterday, in consequence' Pf - the' Spokes and one of the wl;eets givi-012,- way, occisioned by the beat of the - boxes from friction, for the svaikt of a.prirning of the . Patent ANTI-ATTRITION;, which ,would not have.cost sixpence.- On TuesdaK last Ng. 2,771, drawn a Prize 'of 2,n00/. ; liket'vise No. 7,76-8, entitled to Ttis WiptiLE TICKETS in the Nest Lottery, both s..)l(l'in Shares by FILMING and Co. Na: I, Com, Bill, and No-3, Charing-cros,,?;:r the former in one Half and eight Sixteenths, tile' -latter in one Quarter, three Eighths, and six Sixteenths; aud it is not improbable nut the 15,0001. which will belong to Abe First-drawn Prize above lit: Next Tuesday, ..Nlay 30, will also be 5 olit at Old Guy's Cocky Corner, No. I, Corrihin, where Tickets and Shares cont i nue on side, waryanted ondrawn. BoxlNG.—it is universally allowed amongst the amateurs Of the fist; that the selzbnd bttle (be tween Smith, of Hammersmith, and flares) at Coombe Warreiv, 'on Tuesday, `vas one of the finest exhibitions ofnational courage; skill, game,,ever witnessed., The men are both under ten stone, and not a single' round was fims,lit with out exchanging tremendous, hilts, and in MolAt in stane one WAS ,knaCked down.' Each fought well ivith both bands ; Smith being best with the - right, 'and Hates with the left. It is uuderstoOd both remain'in'a woerul state.—Davis feels sorely the effects of Richmond's science, although he iy 'able to get to London., 'He is sorely pqnislitki about the left side,of the head, the Bl4ek being a terrific hitter. MEI:AtICHOLY ACCMENT. - -Yesterday, tvesseen twelve and one o'clock, two old houses in Lom- , bard-street, Mint, iu• the Borough, b4:wgirkg ro. Mr. STRINGZW, Nit down -with a tremeudous Cr asli. We are exit-clock , : concerned lo_stktc, that four per:ions were, killed by this terrible t ie6dent•----two men, a boy, and t girl. These unfoFtuwtte crea tures were literitilv(arilised to munkmies. anti were. with great difficulty got out ,of the rubbish ; three ottiers were much hurt, and t3ken to the Liospi tai. The Wouses had not bee!) repaired for a con siderable time, and, like many often in l use.,' in 'the Borpugh,..were mouldering with NAVAL NEWS:, PLYMOUTH; 3.---The Lion. rnan of war, with the homeward-bound East India fleet, are now , off this_.port, beating to windward, with the v.r.:nd at East. Arrived the Royal Oak rnan of war, from a cruize. DEAL, MAy 4.-4rrived the Active hired cut ter, with*" sail of transports under convoy; from lielvoetsluys. _Sailed the Princess Caroline man ,of war, - and the Sybelle i - Tigate, for ciTtenland the Pigmy and Pioneer cutters for Plymouth.— Wind E.'S,. • PoRTSMOUT!I; MAX 4.—Arrived 11011 a, GRAY, from the Mediterranean, awl the Nautilus, bound to- Grehada. his Majesty' 4 ship Cracker, with a convoy for Cork and the West . Indies Growler' anti Misletoe ; for Plymouth.— The East India fleet are' expected to drop dawn, to St: Helen's to-mdrrow.—Witil easterly. FALIVIOUTFI, MAY 2.—Arrived the Frederick, Capt. NORFER, from the River 'Thames, to be taken into Packet service. Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet, with a mail for Bourdeanx, and, the Nocton ditto, with a mail for Surinam. Also• sailed about ten sail of merchantmen, for Spain, &c. to join a fleet, expected off this port, from Plymouth. The Manchester packet, with a mail for Malta and Gibraltar, is gime into the Roads. . . P. S. , Since writing ; this evening, the Diana Packet, with .a mail from the. est Indies, has' arrived ; the Two FriendS, for SMyrna, and the Titus, for the. Mediterranean, have sailed.— Wind E. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India - I.lottse, when the following Cont. manklers took Leave 'af the Court, previous to de parting for their respective destinations, Captain T. MACDOUGALL, Tigris, and Captain G. Wi;LTDEN, Indus, for Madeira and Bombay Captni❑ J. P. MANSELL, Coldstream, for Madeira and Bengal. The acting Purser of the Rose arrived yesterday morning, with accounts of the 'safe arrival'of that ship - off Falmouth on the 24-inst, She left Ma dras 26th August, arrived 'at the Cape lath Octo l)cr, and Sr. Helena the 7th November left the latter place the Ist March, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Lion, in company with-the Com pany's regular ship Apollo, and extra ships Diana, Northampton, Lord Eldon, Carmarthen, and 14 merchantmen and whalvts. JAMAICA. (From the Uazette, Marcb 5.), The schooner Charlotte Fame in on I'Vedocs::ay from Surinam, with dispatches for the Admirai, acqua'in'ting him that the Mosqpito brig of war had been chased into that colony, on the 3d inst. by 'a large frigate, which, from her dacrptiot:, ansvierd that of the Constitution United States' ship of war consequtnee of which, his MA jesTy's ship. Queen, Admiral Laforey, immediately, prepared for sea, and, wiih the Cohunbine, brig. h- ft the anchorage in the evel:ing, in quest of the enemv. On Thursday morning the flag of Admiral Dili bam as saluted by the men of war hi the Bay, upon his taking the command of the .squadrotr on this station ; Which salute was suitably returned, by the Venerable, the 111:ar-Admiral'sflag-ship; and, in the course of the.day, from the several re ports that had been received of the enemy's cruis rs being to windward., the Venerable was orderect to sea, under the command of Captain ‘Vortb. The ReSr,Admiral's flag is now on the Dro medary._ The Columbine brig of war returned yesterday nonn, having lost sight of the Queen on'the night of sailing, and on the following day, she descried a large frigate, which, not answering her signals, she watched her movements until the darkness of the night prevented any further observations, — The enemy not being in sight yesterday morning., the Columbine came in for the purpose of ap- ' prizing the Admiral, who immediately dispatched her to give intelligence to the Venerable; and, as the Galatea was the only frigate in the Bay, orders were g i ven h er t o prepare fqr sea; which were so proniptly obeyed, that nOtwithstat4ng ,she refitting, and bad not a sail beat, she was undei weigh by five and stood to windward with favouring breeze. The French icter of marvebrig Jason, whi c h was captured by Venerable,. 74, on the 31st December, arrived on Wednesday last from Ma deira`. The Jason. had been chased by a frigate, • which she took to be an enemy. FEss. gajesty's. ship Fox (armed en flute) arrived at-noon, with 22 vessels tinder her protection, front Bertnpda, whence they sailed on the..3 ; l inst. We have seen some newspapers of that island, and their contents, are unimportant ; but we have been informed that Sackett's harbour, and an immense quantity of stores and antirJuni. , tion, had.been taken possession of by the British forces in Canada ; and that in a 'tate - gale of wind the gr,oter part of.the American 'flotillas that were employed Lipari the Lakes hail been'sunk, or other- • wise considerably injured. • It is now atreertilineci , that the United States' ship of wt.ir Constitution left that country' on the 20th December last,, with- a chosen crew of 500' out of 1500 men, and lad four 'additional (tuna mounted, making in the wlidle 60' pieces of ota. mince, An American privvecr schooner, apparently of 18 guns, was chased by the lster nnn Cleopatra frigates on Friday lust to windwarA ; but, owing-. to. her superior sailing, and. by thro.ving over hey guns, 1102 , est lied , their tint?:ut..---Ttie Cleopatra, as well as th eister, came in witii th e Cork fleet.; and the former, we understand, will, take charge of those vessels destined kr - jamaioa, 'and leave this in the course of this' evening oe to-morrow, LONDON, THURSD.-11 - , M.IY 5, 1314