The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-19 00:00:00

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" CLOTILDA 13. lANCHI."
The Minister at War,
.General Dupont; has is-
sued a Proclamation to the National Guard, •
in-
forming them of the appointment of Monsieur
La be their Colonel-Genera4 and assuring them
that they shall not 'in future be employed in airy
other services than those for which they were
originally intended. •

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 19.--his said that illessrce.
Alquier. (Ambassador), Lalletnant, Bigot, alit} all
the French who are here, have received orders to
quit Copenhagen witlihr•tbree' days. The latest
accounts received 'here froth Norway are not fa-
Vouraule to the Goveriament of Prince Cliristia.l.
it..appears (tat the kingdom is agitated with many.
parties. Even - that of the Prince is Subdivitleil
into two factions, one of which willes to impose
on the Prince the condition of renouncing his
rights to the Crown of Denmark, in order to pre-
vent the two kingdoms from being in any case re-
united. Another patty, at the head of which are
Count Wedel ald M. Parlsberg, favours the Onion
of Norway with Sweden, but requires. the 'esta-
blishment of a Constitutional Charter. This par:
ty is more unmerous than it is generally thought
to be. There- is a fourth faction, which wishes .(r.)
democratise the country. ltappears certain, that
the trading interest, the city of Bergen; and many
of the inhabitants of Christiania, are- in opposi
tion to the Prince. .

DLISRELDORP, MAY 7.—The bead-quarters ot.
the Duke of Brunswick were . transferred on the
211 from Kemper to.Brugge, in • the departMent of
the Doer. The Brunswick . troops are militated
in the vicinity. They are believed to be.destined.
to occupy thti fortresses on the Meuse, vviiich the
trench are on the point of evacuating.

MAILS.
Anivr.t)-1 France, 1 Bremen, 1 Surinam, 1 West Indies,
I Waterford. Due--1 Malta, 1 Holland, I Got-
peuburgb, I Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 1 Waterford,

QITEEI's BIRTH-DAY.--Holiday at the_ Exchequer, Bank,
and South Sea Rouse.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGETO-NIQRROW.
nirniiig, 50 minutes after 2. Evening, 15 minutes after 3.

TH g4il S UrN.T.

sin,Esl (LUIS DiCERE FALSUM. AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURS D.;IY, 111-4 Y In, 1814.

We have again, in regular course, French Papers
to the lith, which are nearly equally barren with
those from which we made our extracts yesterday.
A notice in "the Journal des Debaa, however, back-
ed; as has been correctly annotinced by actual in-'
telligence received by, our Government, confirms
the statement of the safe arrival and lodgment•of
.13tio:4ArAira at Porto-Ferrajo, in Elba, al the,
4th of May. , This terminate the inveterate
dreams of our Buonaparte-iSts,, who -still clung
sn.closely to Weir Hero as to wish it td..be be-
lieved that-be Lad got .a dreadful army together, j

er his illaltsty
the best offices df reli'gio% and 'offered td rehiain
a pristilleiVor the eenkitinder of 'his days. .Suels
propotition from an Eccleitistrc at that ante ex...
cited The greatest futy againit Mien; and he wanlcl
have been put to doilth on the spot; if Camille
Delmontins, his former compauion at. Collel,oe,.
had not, for the purpose of saving him,
asserted that he had been deranged in his
h,
mind. for some tine by superstition., .When
the Abb Duval gave this rare example of devo-
tion, he was not informed, that a Member of the'
-Convention bad obtained leave forthis Majesty to
have litninister of religion attend him in his last
Moments, and that the Kidg had chosen the Abb4
Edgworth.

I. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE DE FILAHCE.. '
" Stn,—The. newspapers have lately spoken of
the detention of the Queen of Etruria at Rome;
permit me to add' to the details which 'they have
given, one fact, upon. the accuracy of which, you
may depend. The Queen was shut up in the
Convent ,of St. Dominico Sisto, of which Madame
. Dolara was Superior. The person charged tvith
the disbursement of money received an ordef,' on
the 14th September, to pay her 25()0 li'vres a mom!
(:bout 100 •guineas) as the pension which Booint
parte allowed her. But that person,' who had just
lost his wife; was-absent from' Rothe; but
.a.Ma-
gistrate of Rome, a friend of his, wrote to him upon
the sutijett, and, either ,to oblige him, or touched
with the distresses- 4 the.Qtiecux he went to the
Convent; wither:; waiting. Tor theanswer.of his
I. friend; and deManded perinissiou to pay the Queen
the 2500.1ivres. The Queen came intO the pailour,
uoci complained of being detained without an y cause,
and against the_faith of Treaties: ' She thou gave
'the receipt through the bars, 'and-retired. ILe
next day the Governor oritoMeand.the Direc-
tor of the Police were informed,. that a-Magistrate
of Rome had,hadan interview-With theQnetn. They
made their Report to the Minister of General
Police,- the .A,linister- of the Treasury, • There were
inquiries •upon inquiries, and - a Magistrate ge-
nerally esteemed was very near being sea to 'lFe.
nestrelles for sq simple and baucible.an action,
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