The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAitii, J. 27.--.-The greatest activity prevaili
in sending off ale horses which the city of Paris,
and the different corporations, have offered to
Oovernment. We see every day a considarahle
number of fine horseS arrive at the Champ de
Afars, and this sight draws numbers of curious
.people to the spot. It is thus that the rivalry' of
zeal shews itself. The other parts of the empire
will, no doubt,. show the same spirit. • Never has,
the French nation displayed its character in a
higher point of view. The addresses from the
towns and communes of the empire arc dictated
by the same spirit, and by a devotion without.
bounds, to his Majesty the FAnperor.
• IN'sPRUCK, Jax. 13.—An Illyrian battalion,
consisting of about 1100 men, arrived here the,
day before yesterday ; it has departed again by
way of. Augsburg, for the North ; as has like-
wise a considerable number of Carriages, be-
longing to the army of Italy.
A strong coluMn of French and Italian troop
has arrivet here this morning; they proceed On
their route to-niffiToW.

AUGSBURG, JAN..' 17.---43esides the corps of
30,000, taco commanded liy.Genetal -Grimier, an
which will at this moment arrive at Berlin, there
is a corps of observation of the Elbe, assembling
at llamblirgh, finder the command of General
.Lauriston ; another corps of.observation is form-
ing near Mentz, to Wesel, and to EH- 4th, which
it is said will be commanded by M. the Marshal
Duke of Ragusa. .
SruTGaan, j.tN. 18.----The following publica-
tion has Appeared ht.re•:-,-
" In the night between the ith and Bth of Ja.
:wary, .a plank was palled out of the hunting-box
which had been erected on the road between Murr
and Pleidelsheim, in the grand bailiwick of 'Mar
bach, for a hunt, which Was to take place on the
the SO, and its which. ho,x the King was to
,have
been, whilst stiooting ; and .under it was' placed a
long bag, containing 4 pounds of powder, with
a flint and steel, a pine-of tinder cut lengthwise,.
and a packet of tow.
" As- it evidentlY appears from these disposi-
tions, that an attempt against his Majesty's life
was intended,, a reward is offered Of MO ducats,
to any, person that will disetiver
,the author of it,
or his accomplices. If the informer should him-
self be one of the accomplices, and can give cer-
tain information of the whole plot, we. asskiee
him, by these presents, that, exclusive of..the 're-
compense above mentioned, his name shall riot' be
discovered, and of full and perfect htionaity.,
" And, in general, a proper recompenceshall
be given to all those who may bring any infor-
mation of a nature to lead to the discovery of the
authors of this crime.
" The MINISTRY OF STATE."
" Stutgard, Jan. 17,

Dussataioavi, 16.--We have received an
Imperial Decree, which ordains a levy of 2500
men„ in ,the Duchy of Berg, for the Conscription
of 180. 'Ne drawing for our Canton will take
place on the 20th of this month.
&MTG.% II JrA 20.----His Majesty has receive('
intalkenee from the Wurtemberg corp;, which
is 1410 the Grand Army, 'dated the 11 ti, inst. It
.g,fvei details of the positions occupied by the dif-
ferent regiments ; but otherwise contains nothing
very material..
Asnong the number of couriers silto have passed
through here viithin the lost 'three days, is M.
Etie Dupay, charged with dispatches from Con-
,
,stantinople to Paris. -
. Amslitan.aNt,4ayt. 20.---The Mtinicipal Council
assembled yesterday, when an 'address was toted
to his Majesty the Emperor. tma We are
as yet unacquainted with its contents;' but we
know that the good city of Amsterdam has offer;
eel a squadron of horse chas4eurs, mounted and
equipped, to form a part•of the regiment which
is raising in the 'whoie,depArtment. The other
cities, the rural cantons, and even the Smallest
communes, everywhere thew •the sane zeal sad
good inclinatiOn. Utrecht: has,made an.' offer of
twenty chasseurs, mounted and equipped. .We
believe, that in this instance the inhabitants of
our department will give a fresh proof-of their
patriotism. The countries united to the Grand
Empire, are attached to it for ever. The Wm,-
ilitants of Paris, of Rome, of Amsterdam, Can
have but one and the same way of thinking. MI
are Frenchmen, subjects of the Great Napoleon.
, But in .no part is it more F.rdently wished than in
Holland to see the tower of England diminished.
Even the treason of General IYYorck has caused
a y:,reat sensation `here: in it, we disetWered the
effects. of the corruptive gold .of England ; and
every Dutchman ought to be the enemy of that
'Power, which has tor so long a time; and by
every means, 'enileovotired to destr(l, the' tom-
merce of the. Ancient United Provinces.

_
DANTZ IC, JAN. 17.--The following order of the
day has been published here .• • ,
A report was yCS,CCrility circulated on the "Ex-
change, thate Couflcil had been held at the Go-
,Vernor-General's, in which it was • debated,
whether the fortifications. of Dantzic' should be
I.r.vn up, Such reports can only be invented and
opagated-by ignorant or evil-disposed persons
Not only will the fortifications not be blown
up, but if the enemy shnold dare
.to approach
them; they will be :,lefended to the last extreini-
ty ; 'and if necessary, we will fight to the last
enclosure of Dant4ie- •
'lt is reserved the gstrrison of Dantzic,
p in the present cirewnitances, to the cm-
and its august 'Chief, that nothing can shake
courage; and that, it will defend.; let every
piaLe. COlifided to itg fidelity and
'".rhe t.itlieral of Division, Aide-ai-Cautp of,
11; • icstv
the; Emperor and King, .Hover"
Lieral of Dcklit*)
C‘ Count. RArr."

1V!, I‘.l.ajcsty has given to
Prince joseph Poniatowsky, at,. fir,
cpilimainli;r .Chief of tit,: arinv rthe .12)nehy,:
flirt; eNicjISIVC jwwers ti,c ,-t:iiiation of
the unity., tho. co:upletion of
o;:icersand sci4iers, .and the pLiejlig in
a proper start; of defence, a1,.1 provisioning-, tlic
fortresses. This measure ;vile ti:i to fo.e nctivity
with wb;f:li all military operatious are carried on ,
in this country'. ••
We Race un :low of the enemy : some detach-
mints appear froiii time to time; and immediately .
agaiu •disappear. , .•
The proclamation addressed by the General
6;niederiztioli to our army, has been received
with enthitSiaim he those brJJVC
PARIS , 311 Majesties left Paris on
Thnesday the I gth,. tki hunt at Groshok. .• „
In the evening they went to sleep at Fointaine-
West!, where they were not expected.. ".•
On their •arrival, the ,Emperor , repaired to.
the ,moments of the Pope, who was iu convey
sati.ai with some .Cardinals.and Prelates. •

i is Majesty aril the Holy, Father remained tOT,
getlicr nearly.two •hours. • , • •.
-The next day Oirednesdaycthe Pope, aceool-.
panic& by the -Cardinals liayane, Darla, Rutin,
the Archbishop of. Tours, the BiShops of, Evreux,
Nantes; Treves, and Edessa, went to visit his
_Majesty the
,Emperor, who receiyed the, Holy
.leather in his grand apartMents.
On return from the Emperor, the Holy
Father repaired to the .6 payments of her Majesty
the Empress. A short time afterwards, her Ma-
jesty, accumpanled by the Ladies of die Palace,
and others of hey attendants, returned the visit of
the Pope.
On the following days, his Majesty and the
Holy Father:had frequent conversations together.
At length, on Monday, the 2.dtb,- at seven in
the evening, his Majesty and the Holy Father
having met in the grand saloon- of the apartments
occupied by the Pope; signed the Concordat,
which has terminated all the differences which
have arisen with respect to the affairs of. the
Church.

This- Act was signed by the 'Emperor and by
the Pope, in the presence of, the Cardinals and
Prelates who were at Fontainbican.

As soon as the Concordat was signed, her Ma-
jesty the Empress came, of her own tree mo-
tton, to congratulate, the -Pope on- this 4tippy
event.

SiirrdAnti, JAN.l4.—Yesferday passed through
this city his Excellency M. Barlow, t;invoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from
the Uniti:(l, States of America to his 'At tjesty the
Emperor o,(.the French. This Minister is on his
return Erdal Whitt, 'where he. passed some,time
Nith hiki, Excellency the Dul:e of Esssano. Lie
ifterwarffs stopped at Warsaw; and is lIONV return-
i Lyt to lits. post at Paris. , , ,

following came to dor hands yesterOay

PROCLANIATiON

By Prince Kutuioff Smolepslio, frOm 1-Icad-qtutrteri; vi the
Inhabitants of the Duchy of LitbuanN, 'anti of the Covern-
meta of Orwino bind BlitTystocL.

The.fate of the coalesced army is "fletermine
and we have seen its numberless battalions dis'•
persed and destroyed. In this niontent.of anguish
to our enemies, and of triumph to our friends,
We find ourselves in the midst
.of you, to restore
order-and tranquility, and to raise aloft •Che itus-
slaai liar,tei,v-io your provinces, which fur some
short interval had withdrawn ftorll 1:011r, ramparts.
•Now is the tine that you shOuld be mindful of
your duty to Clod and. -to your country, to your
parents and ehlitiren, and to the Legitimate your
venni-sent by, Which they arc protected. • .
• " WeCotne with the right band of fellowship,
and not with delusive promises in our months,
and hypocrisy in our looks-; such arts We leave to
those insidions enemies, who would maim yoq the
instruments of their ambition; but we come to
you with confidence in your- loyalty, with.siace.
city in our professions, and for the purpose of
preserving your laws, yOur property, and your
freedom.

If, in an unguarded moment, you should have
forgotten your allegiance, We know the errors to
which frail mortality is exposed, and the mild-
ness of his Imperial Majesty, my most gracious
Lord and Emperor, will pardon yo'ur weakness
and imperfections, in full reliance ou your future
attachment to his person and Government ; and
he trusts that you will seek for forgiveness of
past offences, by humbly placing yourselves at the
'footstool of the Throne of the Almighty, who is
alone acquainted with the weakness of the human,
heart, and who can alone appease the torment of
guilty conscience.
" It will be the endeavour of his Imperial Ma-
jesty, in the exercise of the magnanimity- of his
character, to relieve your distresses', ta. supply
your wants, and to 'restore to you the happiness
and prosperity which you have beretotorz pos
sensed.,,

SMITIiriELD MARI:ET, FEs. s:
This day's Alarket ,was not well supplied.‘i•ith
• the different hind, at Cattle ; Alutton is chettper ;,
Beef, Pork, and Veal, sold at last prices, arid the
,trade in gelmr,ll was SOineWhAt fiat.. The sales in
the Hay-market were inconsiderable; „Lily Jos
dropped in price; Straw and Clover obtained fait
prices. Th(i following prices. bind untuber,s 'Are an
accurate statement :

'ro siiik tb 4s4ini. Of 811).
t4il. to (is. OIL. %Woo, r, ,u C.l„ 11.1.
di. Oil. t0116.0i1. O. to Os. oil. Po,•;;,
lieiots, 1119. Sheep, 3,100. Colvel, 120. 410,
SNIITitIIEL4) HAY-MARK:F.I'r
Flay, 10a tai 51, 5.i. Str.,w, to bs.
51. to,. tt. 01.

Coati EXORANGE, FEB
band fron the early part 4)1
supply to-tlay, the greatei
unsulti at the former price
net alteration ; Oat,; of ti
their price, hut ithrior at
in 'Malt, Rye, Tick Bca
grain, no alteration,
Wheat • Pis. 86$. fltv.*.
Fin ditto- -- . VIGIL
Ityo - -75 g. SO*.
Larks* - -48 s. 53*. 744.
few frail) •
DN. 10t;
Fine ditto . 1145.
White Pose 90‘. 1041. 1101.
Nolo ditto
(hey ditto - 0113. 21t.. o4t.
,Now ditto - -

• ii.—The Wheat left on
the week formed a Komi
it part of which I.4lo4literl
; Wiley is heavy, but
he first quality maintain
per quarter tower
ails., and other kinds of
•
Tkit Ream- ,7f13. 795,
Oki 4ittta .•
1111,111 ditto -
Onto
TIM ditto
ruittad ditto - 041. 41. i.
Fent: ditt9 46
Potato* at° .
it4pe seed (per h;!) rst. r:5l.
Fine - 10.,
Svconlis 1053.