The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

FRF,NCII PAPERS.

fFarther Extracts.l
PARIS, Atit. ---- titers from the tsle of cit.fu
announce that distils -fiances arc expected ihere.---
MalcOutentf endeavour to make the people di's--
affected.
A considerable corps of. troops, forming part_
of,the garrison of Corfui arrived at Mare Iles,
having arrears of pay- due to them. The. 1' ty-
master lad no nioney in his hands, and
,the
sits eras urgent. The Prelect,of the Departinent
called together the Municir-Cal Council and ClOnn-
ber of Commerce, and explained the wants oldie
troops, for which ;70,000 francs were waived
tnediately. Of this sum 20,0'00 • were furnished
by the city chest, and on the same day the prin--
Opal 'inhabitants raised the. remaining 50,000
among themelves.. It is worthy of remark, that,
tinder the like circumstances, but during_ 'the
feign- of the-Usurper, a similar,proposal Made to
the same Bridles wits.completely unsuccessful.
The joy and enthusiasm which the restoration
of ,the Bourbons bus catFed' in all France, :have
been communicated with the rapidity of lightning
to the iuliabitantscif ail the Colonies. We wait-
ed with eager impatience for the packets that were
expected to bring Intelligence how this happy
news was received at Martinique and Gnadoloape.
Those. packets are arrived ; and we perceive with
pleasotre, that the hearts of our
,countrymen
be-
yond.the-Atlantic bent in unison with those of all
the gOod French in Europe.
By ai:nr-lounance, issuedshy his Majesty, the
National Guards of Fran:::c are declared to be se-
dentary. This ortionnance is a confirmation of a
formet%decree,. issued.,by the Provisional Govern-
itent on the 4th
,April, ‘vhich ordered the disso-
lution of the moveable National Guards. In
communiCating this' Ordinance t.o the Prefect and
Commander -of .the National. Guards, General.
DesgolleS, Arajor-General of the National quards,
of the lilingdOrn, makes use of time following
pressions •—" It was only at the period of inva-
sinn,-an invasion 'almost '''unexpected to France,
incessantly abused by false reports, that the insti-
tution becaMe altogether general, and assumed a
character really national and sOlemn. 'ln fact, it
was in the midst of foreign legiOns dint the na-
tion to.d; up corns, calhid back the, Thug, and es-
corted him front the shores at the ocean to his
capital."
The inscription " Nopotion4e-Grend, a termini.
li. Louvre," IVaS frOpt of the Colonade,
is replaced by the following; in letters of gold—
.

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Ludovith Magnp." •
On the 15th of this montivarried at Cherbourg
An -corvette" of 16 guns; on board of
Which there were 102 French sailors, captured in
the two frigateS, thelphigene and Alcmene, and
coming from Halifax.
AttG.lo.--MadameLetitia'(Bonaparte's
mother) his arrived at Porto Ferrol°, in the Island
of Elba. • •
• PETERSBV4GII; JULY 27.-,-The 'following Re-
script basheen• aadressed by his Majesty the Em,
peror of RWsiia to the General of Infantry W4s.-
itjntiw
"It ti:k'enias to my knowledge that various preparations
hare lice's, ntivieto I never re4arded such mat-
ters utt with repupance, but at present they are less aKree7
ablc thrin ever. - The events which have put an end to the
bloody war iii,Etirerl•aee. the works Of the 4osr Fliuu alone.
We•opicht t.& thank Hot on our kuee*, tie known every
,w4ere Lty ttnolt...rable reFolutiun, that Vo preparation shall
he .Ip.inle to receive and Comptlnlent the. Send orders to tlte
CoVernin:s that-none shalr leave their posts for such a' par,
pose. I huld7yon responsible for the. punCtual c.ecution of
this order. lam always your':s, very affectionately,
• • ''" ALEXANDEII."
The day before yesterday his Majesty arrived
bcreand-was recei4d with great enthusiasm.—
There will be illuminations forthrce days. .-
MarinElm;Atio.l2:—The i:onfitries on the left
bank or-the Rhine, detaChed from the French Em
Aire, groan still under military requisitions, with-
out knowing. precisely 'the moment of their de-
liverance, nor the' Sovereign to whom they, will
he ceded. The Jews arc the persons that regret
must the war nod the old order of tkings.; they
did not.fight; aud they profited by the confusion
'to buy. and sell with' a scandalous gain. Coin,
merce has resumed ninch- activity on both banks—
there
,are. -do • custom=houses;; nor burthensonte
dtities—nothing can 'be. More' convenient for
trade.

GENOA, AUG. 13:---The:Sicilian. Parliament,
the opening of which 'took, place on the 13th of
July; grid which► waS'to have been engaged in
portant discussions,was cl'osed on the 23d. :The
election of several Deputies have been attached its
uncOnstitatiOnat ; and the Repre,,entatives of Pa-
lerato, 'Messina,- Catania; •Syr4ense, 'and seVeral
other towns, have been excluded from the, House
of Commons. Ills Majesty, therefore, resolved
tooAer new elections; and to adjourn the Patlia-
rneu
j • The'llukei:ind: Duchess, of :Orleans, and
MadernoiS'eltil'&43rlemos, their .sister, embodied in
tlr& evtimig Of the 26tly; in the ship Ville de Mar-
,
Rtthnssulto, AUG. 9.—There is published here
foll Owing notice :--The French Consul in the
Duchiesof Sehles wig and Holstein has the‘ honour
to intiii•nt the Merchants,. that he has received
front his' Highness,the".Priuee, Of Benevento, an
order',:dlited -the I,7th July last, to
,make known
tOthe'Comthercial world the:abolition of certifi-
Cates of brigin..l,'he Frenckdouaniers have, ceased
tt, exiSr.'• The probibitions'of the law of the 10th
BrtiMaire,..artnos,; are not abrogated by this act.
Pirector-General.A.Coninteice has also .in-
fi'irmeit-Monsienr the Cinisul, by a letter of the
Pah July, that the on the iatroduetiOn of
some aijieles: have alreadYbeen suppressed or
/knifed, and that it is the will Of his Majesty
that joieig,rl.Cointheree should be re-established on
its ancient - •
(;F.NEvA,:A•oo. 10.—Three English Travellers,
:icco'mpaitiA by IS ''guides, have b'een attempt-
ing; to•;reactithe:siitn-unt of Mount' I:hitc,.;bni
'silOhount the obstacles: their
been ,•tnnputied to return.,

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ApCON1111,: to the olii,-ct1.i!.0111, a 's'ilirei::stattie of
tilt Virgii).‘vlls,carrie,d 111 t!t!! l'ateprocks.'o,l, at
T • c:'-atiie sticec'ed-cd
cue:„ precious stolies, furoit•riy used.
911 till Salitc k?Ce3SiOn, ,I id heuring thedcit
Baud
axt:t.jc, pi•ce of the
Vitgues girdle 1.---'llll's a 1 ielll figur'e ", Prtl:4
s4:higt.l by CHARLEs •