The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-08 00:00:00

sr:cols-4n EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 11Ar.7-PAST 'two.

IVe are informed that the celebrated TADLEV-
)
Afrazo is at the Head of the New Resolution in
France.—Report goes so far as to affirm that
the Cossacks are in the neighbourhood, if
" not in actual possession, of Boulogne ; that a
Decree has been promulgated, pronouncing
BUONAPARTE AN OUTLAW; and that the Empe-
ror ALEXANDER has ordered the restoration of all
the French Prisoners in his power to the FRENCH
NATION.

We have further heard, and that from good au-
thority, that the first Moniteur, under the new
order of things, is to be published with an Offi-
cial Detail of the Negociations at Chatillon, and
a statement of the Causes which led to their
Rupture, without bringing about the re-esta-
blishment of Peace. Such a publication must
"have a prodigious effect.

We can now assure our Readers that several
letters from France of the 3d and 4th concur in
stating, that every thing proceeds prosperously
for the good Cause.

NAVAL NEWS.

L7I4.Ib7GTOW, Ariut 7.—Sailed the Hyperion
frigate for Bourdeaux, with 17 sail of trans-

ports.

DEAL, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Pioneer schooner
and Sheldrake from a cruize. Sailed the Raikes,
YOTP.M, from Shields, for Gibraltar.—Wind N. E.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. 7.--r-Arrived the Eliza-
beth, FOREST, froth the Downs, for the South
Seas ; the Zephyr and Fervent, with a fleet for
Plymouth ; Urgent gun .brig from a cruize.---
Sailed the Tyrian sloop of war, with a convoy, for
the Westward ; Horatio and Sabine for Cork.—
The Grampas man of war will sail in the morning
with the \Vest India ficet.—Wind southerly)

The Select Committee on India-built Shipping
met 'yesterday, and after ordering a N'ailety of ac-
counts ani papers, adjourned until Monday the
18th instant, at twelve o'clock, when the Counsel
for the English Builders will enter on their case.
The fleet which was dispatched at tilt!. India
House on Monday is detained at Portsmouth by
contrary winds. The Grampus, of 50 guns (4
cut-down 74), is.appointed convoy.

Advices were obtained yesterday from Gotten-
burgh to the 18th, Elsineur to the 20th, Copen
hagen to the Val of March, and from Bremen,
with Hanseatic Journals, to the 2tl instant. The
following extract of a letter from the Swedish
port will contribute to remote the obscurity with
regard to the fulfilment of the principal article in
the late Treaty between the Courts of Stockholm
and Copenhagen :
" GOTTENBURGH, MARCH 9.

44 The affairs of Norway are oro:,eding- very well, and on
the .10th April the Norwegians will assemble a .kind of Diet,
in which it is hoped all differences will he arranged act ad-
justed.
44 Admiral Cror:as-raom has been nominated Governor of
Guadaloupe, and the young Earl of It 1.:1-;!v ;iccompanies him.
The passengers by three packets that landed them in Norway,
• ~
have arrived here.
The following article is from the Journal Ilan-
'stia ue.—

" SCTIWERIN, MARCH 21.

" According .to advices from Copenhagen, Prince CHRIS-
TIAN is in treaty for the surrender of Norway with General
EssaN. This Officer has. under his command 15,000 Swedes
to take possession of the country. and who might, if necessary, •
be reinforced by theDanish-contingent.",-
Brtbeletters front'Elsineiir and Copenhagen,
we find that the ice continued in great abundance-
in the Baltic, so that the navigation was wholly
obstructed, and was .not likely to be re-opened
until the conclusion of the present month.
•' accounts from Bremen mention on the Ist_
Of April the arrival of two vessels from Leith, and.
the Weser may be considered as fteed from,all
im-
.pediments. A Bank, under new regulations, had
hen es:ablished in the city, and the ConstitutiOn
of the Government was likely to undergo some
useful bbanges, the expellees Of the former esta-
blishments being insupportable Under the impo-
verishment of the town by French. exactions. The
Danish troops, to the number of about 4 or 5000,
were in the place, and perfect harmony subsisted
between the people and the military..
The most important fact mentioned in our
Bremen Papers is, that the garrisons of &funk
and Glogau, hopeless of relief, have at length
thought fit to treat with the respective Comman-
ders of the besieging forces, for the surrender of
these places.

Venal deserters state, that the General of
Division PARIS was killed at the battle of Orthes.
The Generals of Division tharspE and Foix Were
wounded ; the latter without hopes of recovery,
Marshal SouLT was also shot in the leg in an ,affair
with Sir ROWLAND HILL on the 2d of March.
The bridge over the mouth of the Adour is a
most astonishing work ; it consists' of five and
twenty chasse marees; firmly moored and lashed
together, and connected by
.beams and planks.
To protect it, two booms have been thrown
across the river near the town.
The foreigner who personated the pretended
Colonel DE BOURG, in the late hoax on the Stook
Exchange, has'been arrested at Sunderland, and
is on his way to .town. •
The business done by the VICE-CHANCELLOR
since be came to office, is a subject of admiration
in every department of the law. There were up-
wards of 200 cases of exceptions, &c. &c. stand-
ing over when be commenced his judgments, and
.riAr'Oere are none.