The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-15 00:00:00

FRENCH I'AIT,RS.

BRUSStLS, J,JI4E 6.—"!'heirltnperial Highnesses,
the two young Brotheis have. arrived in this city,
in their way from Paris. The- Prince of Orange
also passed through this city, on I';is way to the
Hague, from Paris. Tile Hamburg' 14 Corresptnqlemt
has ft-appeared under. its,,aucieut form. The
first number annOnpce's, that the Eutperor
ander has confir►ned to Marshal Nev his title of
Prince of Moskwa, and has beside given him
5000 peasitnig.: - - •

\ DIJON, JUNE Emperor of Austria did
•in, our .city. Ile arrived on Saturday, at
•two o'clock ix the afternoon, and sctout the next
morning at seven o'cloCk.
Accident has led to a discdvery in Jura-highly
interesting, to Antiquarians : A -chlid was keep-
ing sheep neon the top of -‘.a.vety high mountain,
discovered in the, earth' a pot, half !zinc, half cop-
per, containing about two pints. It was filled
with inedals pf cOpper, washed in silver, bearing
the 'effigies of several Emperors, very well en'-
graved with'different exergies and legends. The
medals are of Dioclesian, Constantius, and Maki--
mitts. The pot containing these.medals is of an
antique form, of a whitish eol,our; and without
any engraving or inscription.

PARts, JuNF. Duke of Orleans'set out
this evening for .Engla.-_!rl, where het 4,t0 ern-
bark for Sicily, to join the Duchess, who is far
advanced in -her pregnancy. Lie will bring her
into France as soon as it is possible. He will be
absent from France three or four months.

Ja.conseqUeoce of the presentations made by.
the Chamber of Deputies to. his -Majesty, M.
Lain 6 is appointed Pre,sidelt .of that Chamber.
There was this day, at two o'clock, a review in
the Champs Elis4es, which might have inadc a
coniiderabie noise, but it fortunately went Off
very quietly. It Was a review of all: the Drums
of .the National Guard, to the itunber of" 500..

A considerable number Gf 'military, Russians,
Austrians and Prussians, remain at Paris,
in the hospitals; and partly upon the business -ef
_their corps, The- officers who remain have re-
ceived orders only to appear in the uniforth of
tllelr Corps.
General Retard, the Commandant at Paris, has
issued,n proclamation.,,in which he calls upon the
inhabitants to treat the soldier'S of the Allied
Powcts, with whom his Majesty had made peaee,
.with respect. The French army, he says, will
,no more.. be conquered in- Politeness than ;in
braveryi 'and he'orders, that if any person, under
the French uniform, shall offer any' ilsult or out-
rage to: the Allied troops, they shall be seized by
the military of the garrison and national
guard, anil brought befnre him for ;)..-isistitent.
M. Bertrand tie Molville is arrived from Eng-
land:: he went• to Court On Thursdy last, and
was received In. the most haltering -wanner by his
Majesty.
*General Bertrand, who accompanied :Itionaparte
to the Isle sif Elba, has returned to Paris. At the
time of the General's departure, the Ex-Emperor
had entirely lost his reason, and the physicians
despaired of cure.—(Journal des

Five luggers have arrived at Cahis from Ilarn-.
btirgh,,bringing 300 men, who. formed part of the
garrison "of that city. . Among them are many
agents of the civil and military administrations.=
Several other vessels, laden with troops of -the
garriscin, were speedily expected. •

The prrisons of Tn'rtosa and Baccelana
re-
entered France on the 31st of May. They were
the. last French troops-that remained in Spain.

Lord W. Bentinek left Genoa abort the. end of
May, 'ad 5a116,1 ip the ta!eciOnia.„f.or

MUNI JUNE s,—Great preparations arc
'making here for the reccptien of the Ealperor of

Austria; orders have been given for'receivicg Lii
Majesty in all the towns of _Bai:aria with the
greatest honour. Marshal Wiede 14.S.received at
Paris,.from Ow Emperor:of Russia, tits Ordtr df
St. Andrew, the first of the Russian Order. Th'is
General will be one of the Members at tile Con-

amid tite•flOod of Pqropean rain, Ili tlic‘'.l:
interposition of the Ally thus Inalig:led' ; ,10
One of these Papers tnent.iovvitiswthaecc:; ii:aiii:l,
Paris of General- BERT; t::,tr),.
BUOISAPARTE to Elba, states, upon Ili' ,
tt
city, cbat the Tyrant had become cottiP ' cree
wh'lt
ilthged in his mind. • We kno'w not
of credit to attach .to ti4is report. ,Tbe
,6( irrc
iris; elevation and 'precipitate fail of ttle "."
of ll'ut"laitY, is certainly. enough to.lose
' • el; eve" °1
!lei: seat ; and we have near“,-.that,
his journey to Elba, he tiomifeted soine
cd
IS
tiMIS of insanity. i3nt, then; the M°llst-:„,„-ioil
the 'co.-.
.cold-blootied, so heartless, so lost to,
r..)lc`
sympathies of nattirc., that We can se.4t*c'•;l( wie
any circumstances. woull so ill cdt .as ft) 'vets
his intellects. His treaty .with.thjeA'llied,,,tc-
displayed no Mad inattentiveness to his Ptvil „t
sic,(l
rests ; but is, on the contrary, a verYrri"lAeisig far
circumspect act : stipulates most rati°ll-i 11
-
his .own degraded subsistence, • and f°/:;13;•1:id
.F:stenceof his family. Some differolce it41:(1
exists, as to the propriety of liaving 3t;cellsvith
teems • which reward this vile corsiea".4l.°;„°'iereff"
sums to the amount (4.'00,0001. t"
tlentof the priYate plunder, they are perlr'si
retain. Although we know that a telq'l stoic
b aye led to a faints prolongation °f ‘ 011
in.. we must 6191 ;'-feti,j')
never cease to lament that Crime was su:e •ilerW
the end, to meet not only pardon, W4,l°lll°ooll
ie
tion, instead of condign punislonent•
ilt
thcal- eft
of this poisonous example is a ben
grees. mare to be deprecated that; a°/0
which might be contemplated from it pit°,
punsate.. We rejoice, therefore, thst the iitba'
lNiinister had no hand in the TreatY 0.1:111e; 'oo°s
April, beyond what related to the ArcjEcibt: 1)
MAID LottisA, and the assesittneot °I -
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