The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00


DUTCI I PAPERS

• BRENIEN, MAY is reported that such se.,
rioos differences have lately arisen between Mar- .
paYoust And other French Generals, relatives,.
conduct of the former, that the said Mar-
t;hal hasbeell taligu :into dose custody.
Some French employes who have a..riv.:(l from
ILiniburgh, have given, great offence, by their ini-
_proper conduct, to solue 1 anoverians who are here.
_Our guard has broken up to receive the first
_French column, which 13 expected from Halll-
burgh to-morrow, and to accompany them to as-
sist them to preserve the peace.
EttiBUP,G, NAY 5.--To-day, to ;our great stir,
prie, we saw. arrive here a ',Russian volunteer
uo:Ts of 700 mutt, with 900 hoyscs, coming from
wningett, and Going to/the; Rhine. , It is under 11
General Mann.loil, who has. raised it at his, own
expetiee. We neither know how long it will ,re-
main, nor what its farther destination is.
ELBIAI SF LD, MAY i l'—The Crown Prince of
,fiweden, ,:'ho was vesterd.ty, with his numerous
..stalf, at a sple:n•lid cliun-taiument given in 10s• 110-
010!!1'.; set off to-day, by way of ilag,en and lianno,
to Minden.

DORS TIEN, :NAY. 13 -.7.7-od.the lOth the Prussian
troops an,;(l the Lindstrom of the envirpns model
their solemn entry into Wesel, under the Command
.of the Prince (4 !Jesse Jlootbarg.
I.?usScenortl4, MAY 11.—Yesterday the Car of
:Bulimia, formerly one of the. greatest ornaments
Of Berlin, was brtinght-in here .amid, diScharges of
artillery, ringing of bells, and the acclamations
of the people; all the principal MagiStrates and
others were on the batik of the river, and received
this Naluable,ple‘lge,of the 'national glory, of the
Prussians \vikli a kind of religious respect.
Alai 1 the 12tii the Citadel
of Erfurt wili be given up to the ; that of
Wurtzbur:..; is expected in a levy days.
VI E...N NA , .I,AY have otricial news of.the
occupation of Pcyzigbetone, Mirntutt,e. •
by our troOps, and of the joy with•Whieb they, are
evyrywhere received.
Count Bellegarde hopes .to have.possessi on of
all Piedinont; though General Grenier, wbo was
to lead.t be French troops over the frontiers, sent
him word, contrary. to ,all @xpectation, by Ge-
neral •Cauchy, that he had orders from the Provi-
sional Government of France. to conclude an ar-
mistice, by: which the T,inia and the Serivia
were to be tire hue of demarcation. But Count
-Bellegarde declared he had,positivc orders to oa-
copy all Piedmont, and that Gen. Grenier, accord-
ing to.the first Convention with Prince Boeghese,
must, without delay, continue, his march to France.
rillc,positive declaration of Count Bellegarcleethat
in case of need he should base recoase to arms,
;will probably soon cause, these proviuccs to. "be
;evacuated, according to the Convention. The
Neapolitan troops are returning here— •
AtsrwEit.P, ?JAY 14.--.. The Magistrates - have
given a splendid entertainment, at which General
Ruing!, General Graham, and other persons of
distinction,. were present.,. The followitig were
-some of the toasts
Al lie,) Powers, the Peliyerers of
mar the gr.itituile of nations equal ti* benefits they have con-
ferred in them.
• " To tl4 illustrious House of Austria, whose -memory is so
dear to the Ze,l44l.yis; may ids aygost-Head long reign for the
hapiiness o; his people.
To the t,ravengli!ih Nation, ivhwe tzenerous and Un-
remitting exertions "Live sotiowerfully:eontrilJuted to`restore
,the imieperideuce :old l,aapinesti,rfEorove."
NAP.LES,. APRIL 12.—His Majesty, actuated by
A view to the welfare -=.l: his States, is abotit to
'estatilish three. Commissions ; the
.first of them
_will he charged to present the plan of a constitu-
tion on the solid bases of the monarchy •
lire second, to review and examine the civil code, ;
the 3d is charged with the amelioration of the
-system of administration, particularly in regard, to
-.taxes.
HANAU, MAY 7.—As the bases of the Conven-
tion with Fiance of the 23d of April is, that she
shall remain such as she was on the Ist of January,
1;92, the following is a short sketch of the old
boundaries of that country the north-east
the fortresses on the French side are Dunkirk,
Lille, Dowry, Valenciennes, 11.1aubeuge, Charie-
Limit, Sedan, Monttnedy, Longwy,
S,aarionis, and Landau ; on the German side, the
'fortresses are;Furnes, Newport, Ypres, Tournay,
Mons, Charieroi, Dinnant,, Namur, Neufchatel,
Luxemburg, Treves, Deuxponts and:Spires....Far-
!her up the Rhine, to the con-fines of S(yitzeritml,
the fortresses op the. French side are. Strasburg.,
..Newbrisach, and Honing'en ;lon theGettnau side,
.they ;ire Kuhl, P'astadt,,Oldlisach,ad n
The Dome and the Jidra.toirii the boundaries be-
tween -trance,and Switzerlanil, as far as Geneva ;
_and from Geneva the Rhone forms the boundary
.ott the side of Savoy, from Pont-i3eauvoisin to
.over;tgaMit Chambery, the capital of Savoy.—
Mount Gcncvre and Viso diYidePauphiny and Pro:-
venee from Piedmont.

_France thus loses, besides the annexations which
litiontiparte chose to make in Holland, Germany,
and lf;,y, the following 13 Departments :—that
of Jeuiappe, chief.town Mons ; of the Lys, chief
tihV-11 'Broges ; of,the Scheldt, chief town Ghent ;
of the two .Nethes, chief town Antwerp ; of the
Dvie, chief town Brussels ; of-the Lower:Meuse,
chief town .iliaestricht ; of the Wilke , chief town
Liege ; of the Sambre and, Meuse, chief towii
Namur ; of the Forests,. chief town Luxemburg ;
of the Rhine and Moselle, chief town Coblentz ;
of the Saar,
,chief town Treves ; .of Moat Ton-
neve, town Mentz ; and of the 'rimer, chief
*town Aix In Chapelle. These Departmepts laken
'together contain a superficial exte44)l ahout
• fillllions of- acres, and a population of-4,9/6,000
souls. _ . •
Savoy-and the Valais wil4'in like. manner, he
disjo-ined. from Frane...,;:,•filese tna'Y be said to in-
clude the.fullowin‘g dei4trtmcnts : tlfat of Lernan,
chief !town tit' neva ; , that of i'donti;inne, chief
town.,Chambery ; thnt of Simplon, chief_town
Sion ; and Ow of the Maritime Alps, chief
town ,and
~,oatuining a population of 730,000
souls... • ,- • ••••

In Italy, France loses the departments of Mbn-
tenotte und Oenon ; of the Appenineg, the Taro,
the Arim, the Mediterranean, Ombrone, Bowe;
the Tbresymene, the Doire, -the; Se ,;11, the Po,
Marengo, alyl the Stura, with about five millions
inhati.itinits.. Timm will still remairi to France
depAttineAts, arxtl it populitiou of from 23 to
.