The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-18 00:00:00

PARIS, MAY 15 .-13uonaparte, in passing through,
Lyons, sought a Herbol everywhere. They'had
great difficulty in finding one, amid that was ho-
perfect.-11e,paid 1100 franks for it.
LUBECK, APRIL 27.—The travellers who arrive

-here from Denmark continue to assure us,, that
the Prince, Christian Frederick, is.determined to
renounce Norway, and to return to Denmark
There is formed against him a strong Party, under
the name of ." Auker BrotherS," who desire the
re-union of Norway to Sweden, under the gua-
rantee of " Rights of Men of the North ;" rand
who bre acknpwiedged the impossibility. of
making an independent State of a country which
has so few inhabitants and resources.

PRICE OF THE FRENCH FUNDS, MAY 15.

5 per Cents. .59.fr.-55 fr. 76 eentS.
Actions of the lank, 9,10 fr.—D3s fr.

APPENDIX TO THE FRENCH TAME

bated from the
...Palace of the Thuilleries, April.
By' _an especial ordcr, The Nankeens of India
only are admitted, on paying 50 centimes per
metre, (about 2 franks 50 centimes, per piece of
four ells and an halt).

TARIF CONTINCF.D. -
Steel, not worked, duty on import per metrical quintal of
2001Iss. 9 fr.—Allum, 10 fr.—Stockings. and Bonnets ok all
kinds, prohibited—Wood d'Aranj.di, 50 fr..:-.virood de Gayac,
30 fr.—Charcoal per ton of 20001bs. 1077 killogrammes, 8. ft.
-.-Cottop yarn. prohibited—Mantifactured Cotton of all kin&.,.
prohibited—Hemp, a trifling duty at the scale-Green Cop-
peras, for 10011 is. 20 fr.—Leather dried in the skin, 20 fr.—
Drapery, prohibited—Whale Fins, 19 fr. 20 centimes—fron,
irrbars, 4 fr.—Tin, 50 fr.--‘-Guni' (Senegal), 75 fr.Fisli Oil
25 fr.—Wool, Flax, and coarse ditto, a, triflintr.duty at ,
scale—Mercery and. Muslins, prohibited—Gall Nuts, 4 fr. 8
centimes—Sorrel, a trifling duty at the scale—Lead, itt pigs,
6 fr. 12 centimes—Pot-ash, 30 fr.—Hardware, prohibi)ed—
Rum, prohihited7--TiillOWs a trifling' dUty at the scales-Li-
queues, 1 fr. per litre '(more than a pint).
COLONIAL PRODyCE ENTREPoT IN FRANCE, 23D

• • • APRI4.
Coffee, 5;545,000 liiliogrammes—Raw Sugar, 5,633,000.:-
Clayed Suxar, 3(5,000-=Indigo, 140,000—Black Pepper,
,210,000—Cotton, :3,842,000. .

DUTIES ON THE NAVIGATION OF FOREIGN VESSELS,

INCLUDING PACKETS.
Duty-Per ton, including the whole-and half duty, additional
4 fr. 13 centimes; salvage, 11 centimes; together, per
4 fr. 24 centimes.—Further, on expediting vessels above 200
tons, 18 fr.; also fov perutits-of entrance and clearance, 1 fr.
WERCHANDIZEIN ENTREPi)T'AT HAVRE, 20TH APRIL.
Yellow W00t1,716 legs—Campecbv-WoOd, 3913 log4Per-
nanthleo-Wood, 6733 logs—Cotton Wool, 4;343 hags—Coirce,
324 casks, and 12,218 bags—:taw Sugar, 937 barrels—M.sB-..,.
544 cases.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER EROM.BROWNVILL E, DATED

111.111GLI 30, 1814.

'There are now at Socket's Harbour about
4500 troops,. eNelosive of 1500 attached to the
navy. There are also now building. at Socket's
Harbour, a frig.ate of the first clasS,—and two
smaller vessels, all of which are rapidly advancing
to a state of completion. If the enemy provide no
other naval nnlons than those we are informed of,
Commodore CHAUNCEY can renew the contest this
spring with a prospect of decisive success."
MAssAcHussET's ELECTION.--A letter 'from.
Boston gives the following result of the Election
in the town of Boston :—For Mr. STRONG, 35573
for Mr.DB2CTER, 1557.

On the 4th tilt. a Resolution passed in Con-
gress, by a majority of seven votes,.to establish a
National Bank. General DF4IIA introduced the
subject of paper-money. Mr. WRIGIIT, in the
course of the debate, ascribed all the linancial
difficulties of the,Administration to the failure of
tbe.Committec of Ways and Means to provide.a
fund for the payment of the interest of the public
debts. Mr. EPPks•expressed his horror of paper-
money,-and dechring that there was enough in
circulation, and that rather, than increase it to
gratify the wants of Government, he would pre-
fer diminishing those wants—in Other words, give
up the war, or begin with a system of retrench-
bment. Mr. DEsiTA warted watch-seals, hats,
)and,
oots, to be taxed. Ai ani,endment was proposed
to tax carriage-horses, and another amendment
Proposed a tax on race-horses.—Nothing deciSive
ensued.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 18.—We bad no fresh
arrivals this morning. The sales in Wheat (those
of fine samples) supported their price; but ordi-
nary was dull. Fine Oats met a ready sale at full
ls.•per quarter more than on :Monday. Fine Bar-
ley supported' its price. 'Malt was rather (ME, and
2s. lower. In Pea,e and Beaus there was' no al-
teratiOn.

BOXING:-Yesterday the match between Oliver
and 'Painter took place 'at Shepperton Range,
when, wfter a contest of 20 minutes, Oliver was
declared the victor. In another battle which fol-
lowed, CoblaQi beat Jay easily in eight minutes.

'run de Mennevel, Private; S9cretary ; naroa Car-
visart, Phys'cian ; Maclaine de lltintesrgon, Go-
verness to the Prince; the Bitroness Sot7filot, and
her datighter. Gctiiiral Count Kinsky is charged
with the superintenduce of the journey, and is
assisted by counts Wrbna and De Tofi.

OtIENT, MAY 9.---Eight or nine thousand men
belonging to Gen. Bulow's corps have arrived here
in succession, retiring from the 'North of. France.
They will be followed by many other divisions.
Gen. Bulow arrived in person yesterday, accom-
pallier! by hit Staff; and remains 'till the passage
of all his corps is finished. The-Frenchlgarrison
of Maestrieht will reach this place on the 10th ;
that of :fullers on the. 12th. At Biervilet, the
Dutch troops have been received with great joy,
,and the Effigy of 73tionaparte burnt.
At Brussels (the 10th) the same
,pas Sage of
Rtisian troops from France, and of,French gar-
risons towards their oAtn Country; is described.—
The Baden troops in Alsace have, begun to cross -
the Rhine.