The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-02 00:00:00

PRF,NC II PAPERS.

VIP,NNA, JULY' Meiferilich.; ',Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs, has at length arrived ;
lie saw the trnperor .•‘ lexancler at Bruschal.
tiiediately after his at rival be went to the ErnpOor
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at Baden.

" ItomE, Jut:Y Dorca, a Prelate, and.
Master 'of the Ceremonies to his Holiness, who
liad tak-en a part in the Concordat of Fontainbleau:,
and wito was-afterwards exiled -by linonaparte to
Naples, has returned,-and returned his functions;
FLORENCr, 3triAr • 20.-L-The peasants about
Arezzo, contlnne n a state of the most alarming
insurrection, they carry their 'audacity so far, as
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to appear in arrns_atthe gates of Florence. Their
number is estimated at 10,000.

STRASBURG', JULY 23.--The King of Prussia
rrlved yesterday evening at the baths of, flatten,
near Rastadt, -to ,pay a visit to,the Empress •of
Russia. The King of .Bavaria,.and several other
illustrious personages are at these baths.. The
Empress of.. Russia will remain at Baden till the
cud of September, when she Avid go to Vienna:,
PARIS, 29..—The Memorial of Marshal
Davons, Prince of Eckmuhl, to the King, has
appeared. It forms 11 pamphlet of 160 pages.
'lt begins in the following manner I lia‘:e. the
honour to submit to your Majestil he detailed .exa-
, titillation of any conduct.
_lt will-furnish a proof
that I- never made any other than a legitimate
use of the authority with which 1 was invested.
I have not, Sire, abused the,power that was en-
trusted to me. None of' the acts of my govern.
mem, in the 32d Military division can be consi-
dered as of Every thing I did was in con-
sequence of orders or decrers, the originals of
which are in my possession; arid of which I sub-
mit copies to your Majesty. I might, in the high
commands with which I was entrusted have injured
the interests of individuals, but I never have, of my
own accord, done an act which could bring
odium upon the' French name. However, my
country and the interests of the Army have al-
ways been my guides. A great responsibility was
throWn upon me. I might have. thrown uppu
Government the odium of those severities Which
I was compelled to adopt, but. I remained silent.
from duty and respect to the Sovereign autho-
rity, to which it
.appeared to me that I 'owed
that deference,2 Stich
,are . the principles which` I
have always professed, , NeVertheless, Sire, I owe
it to Prance,
,to the arrny,, and' to myself, to clear
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myself trom 'inculpation, a name to which some
glorious.recollectiorrs are atta'olied. I demand jus-
tice.; .1 demand, with eorifidence, that my conduct
may be examined by such .of the Marshals as Four
Al4esity pleaSed to 4esignate..

c' The. Minister of War has announced to time
that yOur Majesty had received serious complaints
, .
iitiny'COnduct (hiring inY con-inland at namburgh,
and. had ordered me -to answer to the chargeS
which were brought -again St. me..
‘.‘ The principal of thew,are That of hav-
ing ordered the cannon to fire upon the White
Flag, after having certain information of the re-
establishment of the &itirbons.--!-2d, With hav-
ing carried, of the funds of the l)ault- of. Ham-
burgh.-3d,: With having committed arbitrary
acts calculated to bring odium upon the French