The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-22 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

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BEBERLIN, MAttatu s.—Within the last few (fe—).;
no less than seven new Polish regiments hacee,,"
tered this plan from the aichv of Warsa's''
They have been raised from among the v°l`l%
teers,' who are anxiods to join their county/17er
for the subjugation of France. From the owe
districts similar reinforcements will soon arl``
to proceed to the head-q- darters of the :Allies,
er
We learn alsc?, that to additional Russian YD.f2t/
regtments.have entered Warsaw from the
of Riga, to take the same direction.. .1.A.41:c11r
very huge body of Cossacks, principally fr<ls
banks of the Don,. passed thrungli rids
their way to t;:c Rhine, and before this date
will have passed that. Fiver. .
The whole of our territorN exhibits the j!,,re''iLt4
rapidity in providing, rein fOrcements' for the
of Genet:al d'Vorc-h, anti this duty is s-tiperlote'''s
by several oflicers authorised by his .i.‘,Faje.ilY
that purpose.
BREDA , MARCH great many pieres 'l",lic."
English artillevy entered (his place vest,.rday.
cannon has hitherto aceonipanicd -the army
Royal liighness• the Cro‘vn Prince of Swed"'"...
it is now conveying to the nCi:;hbourhoud
werl:, in cyder to assist in the siege of that rttr,
Tbi, garrison have made overtures to sorra'''.
but on terms that could not be acrepted.
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SUHAFFARDEN, Fes-. 2il.—His; Hahne:7s the
has arrived at Nice, and it is reporteLl.be
-hold a Council with the principal i%lewbevs of
Church.

The Al les have summoned Parma to surreno`.,
tumid have made a destructive
moot.

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ARR/VED—c2 Waterford. —I Lisbon, I naita, M44"
tesiburgli, lielioland, I Holland, I Guernsey, 1 ve.
24)11bitU, 1 Waterford.-

PRICE OF ,s'ICZ.!KS
THIS DAY AT TWKS.VE O'CLOCK. gt 4 '7l
430 n-sols . 70j 71 1 Chuniam ....... . -• •

HIGH WATER xr LONDON BRIDGE TO-M° 14 1!*--tii'
Morn i Ile, 3.4 minutes after Evening, 50 initilite.s

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soLLAI Qtl IS IYIQBItB FALSIIM ?

LONDON.

7'UES 1.),1Y; Cll .-2,,*1814

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A 'Messenger (Mr.CiJitvois‘srEiti understall
1.1
ItAS just conic itr from Lora{ CASTLEREAGII.

nature' of ii nisp:Atcoes is not yet aseerta--3 ie'
Whatever Government pet-mils to tra:opire'°
Shall wiljiout,delay sutimit to the -

The Princess Charlotte, a Fatutiath packer,
arrived at that place from Passages, it 4' 173.1
sage of fived~i;•s.We have heard that 1; 41'
WHITE (her. Commander) has just reached
Ot
'and confirms the intelligence of. the capture'
tt
liourdeaux. It is 'too late to asceetain tort-
particulars before we go to press, but if any tl'iug
pf importance transpires, ‘ve will lose no tilue
issuing .a Second Edition.

It appears that it was Alaishal Bi-mcsFor,Dss•-,::
entered Bourdeaux on the 12:h, nth, as we 518'
ed yesterday, fifteen httndred ruen, and ,"°s:
fittcen, thousandi as mentitu in the Plylrv.""tip
letter. in fact, the people of Bourdeaux
them with open arias, and hailed the En:_*'ll 35
their deli, r-
erers: Corti iVELLINGTON W , el3l ;

suit of Sou L-r in thie direction of Thonloose.

The-, Mayor and 'Municipality •of 13q,n.rdo"
(says a letter from an Ofiieer of high rank)
out to meet the British with open arms, and 01`;..
most ardent shouts of 'welcome: The tore
tri-coloured cockade frm their hats, trumpie'
it under loot, and replaced it with the
cockade of the .Bourbons. Cries pf "
King!" " The Bouß4cNs• foreverl" resotOic
throughout the city, and every testimony OfLi
attachment which could be given' to the good 01
cause teas manifested by the entire popitiati°rl.
The Park and Tower guns Are now

The supposed Ping- of Truce seen off Dove', !4
announced in our Naval News of resterdav, "/5
out to be a prize. We wish to Heaven. that 3
ll
sirnilar anticipations might be explainvd by Jill'''
lar results.

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" LOVER. MARCH 21 .---ArriVed :n rc,c R"-
the Pigmy schooner, and has sent in it (trench
fish hag- boat laden with shot and shells, bound to
Havre-de-Grace. This vessel bchig St:Ca at 4

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distaneetisi evenink, bad every appear'ance of a
lag of Truct-."

l'arliaraent met yesterday, and, with the ex-
ception of a
.very inconsiderate motion made uy
14°r(1 °SSULSTON,
and a Notice respecting the ''Pkx,Ett's. Address on the subject of the Cathhlic
Question, nothing' worthy-of• record occurred.—
On the. latter point Mr. ABBOTT is strong in the
admiration andsn'rport of his country,' and May
kugh to scorn his 'carping opponents.
A Vote on account Of the Army Estimates is to
/se. taboo by Ministers. A derided proof of the
trlquhility of the exiting relations of the Country.

news of yesterday, at least, administered
11()'•e fvod to the hopes than to the fears. ive ex-
' 11r"'ed• The Victorious movements.of the British
under Lord WELLINGTON lace been more
l'aidd than the, diplomatic movements under Lord
CAsTL,,,,ItAn
and the accounts of the taking
ilf)nrdeaux have preceded the accounts (we ex-:
Pc'et, yet dread to hear) of tlri~ signature of Preli-
, Inh'arkes Peace with BUONAPARTE., The-bare
aPP'eheasion of this once desii-able conclusion,
'eatie, has, wonderful to say, lowered the Public'
.b
"ndct. anti 0:a minm does not maintain the high'
Nee ;t had trevionsly attstined.
\W" have .Freleil Papers to' the 18th inclu-
've Ft,daV) : they. are remarkably, very
t"alartialov, haiTen of all informtion. The
111()t vitally important affairs of Peace and of
IV"r are transacting, and upon both alitte do
the public Orgaas of the French 'Government
111'hitain a profound silence. Were we not de,,
I)l'esled with the apprehension that negocia--
.ti°as are tending to a' compromise with the
sarper—were Our. spirits not falling iinto de-.
'aPandenev at the proSpect of the estkibtishment
BuoNAPArern upon the Th•rone of the Bout-
/°N% we should augur very favourably from
fbvsterious taciturnity. We should. juppose
that a force bad been interposed between 'the
C'lrsican himself, and Paris, which cut :):r his
e°4laiunications - 7 that while he by a forced.
la •
a'"h relieved' Rheims, the indefatigable 13Lt:-
egEa had occupied the nearer line" of SOASSOIIS,
and that large bodies of Cossacks intervening be-
ta his Capital and his Army, kept up across
bt-le Marne a desultory but destructive intercoirse
_etweea the Veteran and Prince SCHWARTZEN-.
asaßo.
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we have no mind for tht.ese speculations at
r reSen
The principle on which the Allies h:,ive
`tteederl, and,. are proceeding, has become too
4 Iclent to admit:a doubt or warrant a hope.—
lit'sttia has carried Mediation instead of War to
Fates of Paris---7-and the !melting doctrines of
the French RevolUtion are apparently on the eve
I being
*lie crowned with their surest triumph, in'
degradation of all the Sovereigns of Europe
the associAtes of a man black with corrup-
tic),
" and covered with crimes. Well might a
in a Morning Paper say this day—
," What would EUrope benefit by the extinction of BtioNA-
til"t? T
't he restoration of thee WouttnoNs;. and with them
good °ltl times—Lewes de cachets, and the establiihment
consoling principle to the people—that the son of a
thor descendant of Royal Blood, is ipso facto entitled to
• °r
ei
•
, such principles are worthy of,such a cause.—
'4Yel down with. hereditary Monarchy, and up
(‘ith the popular /tenet of Usurpers, who • pro-
that they are chosen by the people. What '
indeed4.ab•
, has the Son of a King to reign over
tD
'leas, who, if they are only allowed the libevy
ithse for themselves, can elect the cleverest
rerun •
in the country to reign. over them
~jphy, ,Toz4 PAINE said this (only much _better)
0:14 ago Are abilities hereditary ? said be;
.r
1,,5)0 "talents go by. descent, ? so, the post of
,„
ti; Laureate might be made rectilinear
as in-
4:l"slrciS Y as the post of .King. PAIN was an
jibes t and political enthusiast wLen these qua-
were recommendations to a numerous
~ci(l
tiY of men ; bUt that any public writer should
Nl,'`'n them now, when all the horrors of
•
to •14:h they are calculated to be the root are no-,
,
411., anw.proven, excites at once our surp,.ize,
v" indignation. The loyal and patriotic Ediu,r
.N:tthe
• a per in question, amid the avocations
Iltric:b occupy the Conductor of a daily Journal,
IliselYsuffered this monstrous *agraph to escape
liisvigilaaec and will join ap
,
with us in expressing
abhorrence of the principle it inculcates.
tat .Preliminaries of Peace will be-signed at
tot`li'llou on the arrival of Mr. ROBINSON, we have .
ail)! time') reason to fear. Our, 'Ministers will
Ally after lay the
case before- the Country.
s u
41 their
warmest friends, 'we council theo this
stie"rnii
m t "re ; for he deceifes Ahem, who ventures to
sc
1p
that Peace WitIII3UONAPARTE is populuir
4,, reat Britain. We are aware of the difficulty
tiLltendant upon this great question.•
We know
at Le,aratbe arguments upon it have, not yet been
suix
_ra,adthat the decisionTagainst it is the
re-
-111 alone.
ee reasoning on the other side is (undoubtedly

of great force In the controversy, we Lave taken
,ncrshall maintain, the middle course. Js there a
Man who loathes the idea of Peace with BiroNA-=
PARTE, our breasts acknowledge. the niose•fer7
vent congeniality of feeling ! Is .There a man
who considers Peace with BUONAPARTE as a na:
tional stigma and a Moral degradation, so to the
extent do we ! On the other hand, tUere
is a length- to which we caoot allOW' even
our passions to carry tis. If 'the only 'al-
ternative between 'the, Peace of Chatillon
and the continuance of Wiy, waS, that if we ad-
'hered to the latter course, it xvould have insulated
England from the politics of Europe, and trans-
ferred to us the Odium at present undividedly
at-
tached to France, of being the sole ,cause of the
sufferings. of humanity—then we uric compelled to
acknowledge, that the situation of this country
must have been felt as imperative upon our
Ministers to submt to the former. Painful as
was the sacrifice, they have (if we are correct in
our statement) done their duty, 'and upon be
noble consciousness of that feeling, must appeal
to their country for &continuation of that almost
un?versal supp-ort which all their measures, have
hitherto received from the population of these
realms.,

Upon the contents of the French Papers we
have little to offer. The execution of loyal and
patriotic Frenchpren at Rheims and Chavignon is
a galling subject.. Would to God ! the Allied
Sovereigns had entertained another view of the
internal state of France,. and then these murders,
had their actors dared to perpetrate them, would
have been avenged. The flippant' folly about
Ash-Wednesday 'and the- King of ROME, is
too contemptible foV anitnadversion, and even
for notice, were •it not that it bespeaks an.
affectation (at least) of vase on the part of
our Enemy. AUGEREAU'S letter of the l2th, from
Villafranca, demonstrates the efficacy of 111 Aricnt's
movement, and corroborates the fact of the de-
feat of the French. Instead of entering GenevA,
they, seem hardly able to d'efenti Lyons.

The•expectation of the QuEEN`and some of the
Princesses coming to town to-morrow remained
yesterday uncontraditted, and they are to dine
witri the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-house:

The Duke of YORK transacted military business
yesterday with the Pitt Nos REGENT at Carlton—
house.

There is a notion, that among3t the number of
marriages to be expected, may be reckoned- one
between the Duke of CLARENCE and the beautiful
widow, the Duchess of “i.DEtsthURG.
Yesterday 'afternoon, after the cessation of the
rain, the Princess CHARLOTTE took a rb/c in
Hyde Park, attended by Miss KNIC;HT, anti re-
turned to Warwick House' -to dinner 'a little be-
fore six o'clock•.

Major FREEMANTLE, who brougbtthellispatches
from the Marquis Of WELLINorox early on Sunday
morning, brought dispatches for the Duke of
YORK with duplicates of those be brdught to Earl
BATHURST.

Saint Sever., from whence Lord ArELLINGTOti
dares his dispatches, is the capital:of one of_the
districts of the department of the Landes. It is
nine miles N. E. of. Mont Marsan, and w.as taken
in 1295 by a body of English troops; under the
command of .1 OHN' DE BRETAGNE, cart of RICH-
MOND, -nephew of Our First EDWARD.

. .
It may perhaps be deemed ludicrous to state,
that the Plenipotentiaries at Chat Won
.vcre com-
pelled to be satisfied with snort couurtons, but it 'is
really said, that it was 'difficult to prociire a pro-
per supply of common viands for themselves aud
suite.

General MURRAY has arrived at Brussels from
the head-quarters of the Allies, to inspect the
troops raised in Belgium.. The Officers appoint-
ed by the Duke of SAX E WEIMAR• to organize the
troops., have been-so assiduous, that a corps of
nearly 9000 men has been, already raised, and
rendered tit to march.

A Proclamation was issued at Copenhagen on
the 10th instant, directing the cessation of all
'hostile measures against England, .RusSia, Prus-
sia, Sweden, and. the Duke of MECNLCNBE.RG, iit
consequence of Peace havii4t, been- concluded
with those Powers, and ordering a General
Thanksgiving.

Between :;60 and 600 Italians, who, were among
the 'prisoners of war confined at 6,reenlaw and
Penny-colic, were last week brought to Fllinburiih,
having been released inconsequence of the recent
change of afftirs in that quarter of the late French
empire.

Ten thousand stand of arms, and three millions
of Mali-cartridges, with an immense, quantity of
eldtbing,•from the depot at New-Passage, Dock,
v,-ere shipped last week for. the use of Lord WEI.-
LI NGTON'S army.
The Spanish Ambassador yesterday gave an
elegant entertainment at his house in Grafton-
street.

The Baron D'Eaot..Es, having reduced three
garrisons by means of a cypher,_ seems well cal-
culated to cut soinefigitre in history.
BREAD.--This day it • was ordered, at a Court
of Aldermen, that an advance of Old. in the guar-
tern loaf of Wheaten should take place for the en-
suing week.

-Saturday a Meeting of the Roman. Catholies of
'this county took place at the, Chapel in this town.
The Chair was taken about one o'clock by DANIEL
O'CONNELL, Esq. of Kilgory. Some resolutions
were moved by Counsellor (j'CONNELL, OM which
several Gentlemen endeavoured to express their
opinions, but were most shamefully prevented ;
the meeth-rg was all Col),psit>u and tumult.--
'(Clare Journal.)

EZX ;ND 'ED Ti 0 N..

[OFFICIAL.]-ENTRANCE INTO DOUR
ixt
DEAIIX; THE BOURBON CAUSE ES
161th.ED BY THE PEOPLE.

Sth\T OFFICE, Two O'CLOCK.

The following Bulletin ha's just be issued

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Downing .street, .I.raix'h 22, 1814.

" Dispatches have been" received from Lor

WELLINGTON, dated Aire, the 14th inst.

" The uncommonly severe rains; and the move-
ment of SOULT'S Army towards Tarbes had in-
duced Lord IVELLINGTON to halt the maiu

body of the Allied Torces.-between Pau (which
is occupied by part of Sir 11. ITILL's corps) and
Airc—But his Lordship detached a body of
Troops under Marshal BERESFORD to Bourdeaux,

whic!: City he entered on the 12th Instant.

" The Allied Troops were received with every

expression of joy and attachment.

" The Insignia of the existing Government were

torn down by the Inhabitants, wHo UNIVERSALLY

HOISTED THE. WHITE COCKADE, and LOUDLY

:Ind spontaneously deelarvil their desire to sup-
port the HousE of Bounnorr."

We hail this gloriops news, and hope that.this
manifestation-of the disposition of the French

People may not be too late to save France and

•
Europe froin the humiliation of acknoMedgitik

the usurpiug Despot.

NAVAL NEWS:

DOVER, Matt cn 21 boat which I wrote 'to
you about- last night, and which at a distance
every one supposed to be a Flag of Truce, turned.
out to be a French' fishing-b Oat, laden with shot
end shells, 'and hound to Havre-de-Gr'ace, cap-
timed by the Pigmy schooner; and the English
colours being hoisted over the French, induced a
belief that she bad a Messenger ou board front
France.

DEAL, MARCH 21,---Arrived the Cordelia and
Rosario sloopg of war, the Pigmy schooner and
Swin.cutter,ffom off the Coast ofTl:ance. Sailed
the Leveret sloop of war for the Scheldt.—Wind
S. IV.

PORTSMOUTH, MAncH 21.—Safled his Majesty's
ship Achille for off Cherburgh, and the Urgent
gua-brig on a cruize. Yesterday his Majesty's
ship Confounder was released from quarantine.—
Wind S. E.

FALMOUTH; MARCH 19. Arrived the Lady
Mary P4;lhain packet from the Brazils, in ten
weoks. Sailed the Lady .tVabella packet, a
mail for Passages.—Wind

HARWICH, -MARCH .20.—Sailed the Earl Lei-
cester packet for lieligniand,. and the Auckland
packet for liolland—both with mails and passen-
gers.,--Wind S.

GRAVFSEND, ManciT, 21.—Sailed the Wexford.
East Indianian, C4t. BARNAttp, fur the Downs.

Naval. ArrotrmENTs.—Capt, Frederic Warren to the
Clarjnce, vice Captain Vansittart, ill; Capt. Devonshire to
the Sceptre (coaling home from America) ; Capt. C. Ross to
the Albion (flag-ship toA,lmiralCockburn) ; Capt. Forrest/of
the Cyane, in reward I,4r,his spirited conduct at the capture of
the two French frigates, by Admiral Durham, is appointed to
the Sybillc ; Capt. Falcon'to the Oyane; Capt. Urry Johnson
to the Tonnant, during the absence of Lord Cochrane in Lon-
don, on the subject c,f the recent S,tock-johbing‘rephrt ; Hon
Capt. Maude, of the Nemesis, to the rank of Post-Captain;
Capt. E. Donnie, to the Atlas.

AN ACROSTIC ON THE REGAL NAMES OF THE
DYNASTY NAPOLEON.

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The suicide at Stafford, supposed
,to be Mr.
liot,RoYD,. turns Out to be a Mr..Wittowr, for-
merly of Manchester.. .

MELANCHOLY ActibENT.-On Sunday'last., 4
brother and sister were playing; upon the ice upon
a pit in Little, 13Dltan,- when the brother 'fell in,
and the sister, in Ramping to save him, also
perished. • . , . ,

We congratulate the 19vers of the Inunorotis OFI
the appearance of two new works :—One is enti-
tled A Sentimental Journey' through Margate and
Hastings, by, Dr. COMPARATIVE, jun. ; the other
is called The .School for Good Living, or, a Literary
and Historical Essay on. the European Kit chel,
beginning with . Cadmus the Cook and King,
and ending With the union of Cookery and Che-
mistry.