The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-16 00:00:00

NAW.L NEWS:

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P,i.P.T.V.,.TOUT.Ifj /APRIL 152—tiiii day presented
a rowel and Oeresting sight, by the arrival of
the I.'cilonaire; Rear-Admiral TRoirwr +,• beating
the flag of the ancient Soveteigns of France. The
`Poliittaire is from (2.herburgh, and brings over a
DePutatifin from that city; who, with Admiral
TROUETT, were landed at' thit port; and itnine
diatelv waited on Sir RrcnAitti BICKFIRTOI4. At
4ix o'clock p. tn. the Polonaire sailed again for
Cherburgli. Arrived hit Majesty's ship Eurdtas
from Off Cherburgh. Sailed his Majesty's ships
Conflicti Redwing, and Tyrian, on a crtiiie; and
his Majesty's ship Rinaldo, with a Small convoy,
for the Downs.--Wind S. W.'
Iliawic tr, APRIL 15.-Artived the Earl of Lei.
tester packet , from Holland, and the. Auckland
packet from Cuxbaven—both. with mails and pas-'.
seugers.—Wind S.

DEAL, APRIL 15.—Arrived the 'Cadmus sloop
of war from a eruize; Defender lugger, with dis-
patches frorn the fleet in the Roompot ; end the
Folkstone lugger from Dunkirk. Sailed the
Nymph cutter, with Mr. LYLE, the Mesenger,
for, Calais.—Wind S.W.

FALMOUTH, APRIL l3.—Arrived a few coasters
from 'Wales, and the Lanra, QUICK, from Bris-
tol. , Sailed the. Branch schooner, Lieutenant
PAGsorl, with a Messenger and dispatches for
Lord WELLINGTON.

GUERNSEY, APRIL 11.—The Mary scbuyt
broaglit the cheering intelligence contained in
Saturday's papers, this morning. Immediately
afterwards, our
_excellent. Lieutenant-Governor,
Lieutenant-Cieneral Sir J. DoYLE,, accompanied
by Assistant - Quarter - Master General, Major
KENNEDY, and Captain..HASTlNos, embarked in
the Mary, to convey the particulars of their im-
portant contents to. his Royal . Highness the
Duke of BERRI, at Jersey, the outlines having
been forwarded by.telegraph. A feu de joie was
fired by the garrison and island militia, in honoUr
of the recent auspicious events ; and ,the rejoicings
of the hearts of all classes are'detnonstrated by their
countenances. Boats from the opposite coast are
hourly expected.

Orders h've been given for the blockading
squadrons _off the several -French ports to return
into Portsmouth and Plymouth;
Nit,: Prince Regent, Surrey,-and Bengal India-
men, coast .t to Madras and Bengal, and the
Marchioness of Ely, to St. Helena and Bengal,
will 'be dispatched at the India.. House in the
course of the ensiling week.

We have heard, thatin consequence of thel3fist.
boy having Sworn to the identity of COlonel DE
BERENGEH, the latter has been committed to
Tothill-fields Prison. It is said also, that on exa-
mining-the Colonel's box, some Bank notes were
found which have been traced to one of tin:
Parties who has been most strenuous in disclaim-
ing all participation in the late transactions at the
Snick Exchange, which hare excited so much
surprize rind indignation.

Berenw neither acknowledges nor denies being
the man who personated Colonel De Bourg. .Se-
verui. Bank of England notes found in his trunk
at the time he Was taken, have been traced to have
been in the bands of Mr. BUTT, to whom they
were paid by Mr. 'EARN, Mr. B.'s stock-broker.
(Times.)

Yesterday morning an attorney's clerk went to
the Stock Exchange with upwards of 160 copies
of writs for qui tam actions against all those persons
Nvhcitrmniarted business with ceytain brokers on the
day of the loos. He commenced delivering them
to such or the persons who first presented them-
selveS ; but shortly after the purport of his mis-
Sion WAS knoWn, be was rather rudely hustled out
of the house.

Orders, we.nnderstand, have been. given by Gp-
vernment for the shipment of 30,00' stand of
arms from the Tower, for America.
A neat number of Foreign .Gentlemen, both
from Germany and France, drove post into town,
in the course of yesterday afternoon. •
Ministers, it is said, have given the American
Commissioners to understand, that they will enter
into no discussions with them, until the question
'of the hostages has been disposed of, as they are
determined it shall make no part of the negoela-
tionS for peace. What course Mr. GALLATIN and
his colleague will pursue, in.
,consequence of this
TeS6lllllenon the part of Government, we are not
prepared to state.
It is said that there are not less than ten thou- •
-emigTants in England, forming part of, or
belonging, to the families of the French Noblesse,
and anxiously awaiting permission to return home.
,The LORD MAYOR will lipid a Court of Conimon
Council on Tuesday next, at twelve o'clock; at
Guildhall, in consequence. of a requisition','" To
consider the propriety of presenting a loyal and
dutiful'address to his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT, congratulating his Royal Highness
tipotr_the brilliant successes of the Allied Powers,
and the happy and glorious events which have re-'
cently. taken place, and, which, we trust, will lead
to the general restoration of tranquillity, and esta-
blish the rights and liberties of the people upon a
secure and permanent foundation."
A .notification. has been, issued from the Post -
Office,. informing the public that a Mail will be•
Made up at that Office bn,Tuesday next for France,
via Dover and Calais.

:Orders, it is said, _were sent off yesterday to
Pcwomouth to countermand the sailing of the
three provisiOnal battalions of militia; which are
fortunately still detained at the Isle of Wight by
contrary winds. We hear, also, that Government
'has issued orders to limit the contracts for all
supplies to the amount wanted for present oc-
caFions.

The 2d Battalion of the 93d Regiment, wbioh
e tinder orders for foreign service, will arrive at
'Wiuclaester on the 18th instant.

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DUCHESS OF OLDENFORT

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Yestetday the Dttehets of 01.6Ei4nuild left ttt
Hotel; at her tititial
PRINCE REGENT'i (eOndUctell 14§.
neral Tott4F.tt,)- and Went to the
WEST, the Painter, in Ni3sirici:i-tl•Cet, tO sec Id;
neW picture;" which is tb be " thriit
jected by tho. High Priest ant! JewiSli
Faint Mr. llTFt's. house, her Ihiperhl Hlglino4
proceeded
.to 13Abitiga'3 Gallery of Stained glas;
ire the same street. She next. went to the
gills of STAkI,OEID‘i, 110 Cleveland.:rovv, to viewt
the Noble Marquis's valuable colleCtiOn- of tiktot-;•
&c. The Illustrious received
the Marquis `and Marehipuess With all dile fOitn,'
and was conducted by them through
,tlie gimnri
gallery. She then proceeded to tbe house of
ANGERSMN, in Pall-mall, to view his choiCe and
valuable collection of paintings, &c. - The Royal
DoChesS particularly noticed _one picture thit
BLIONAPAATE, by an agent, had off,2red 30,0001.
few yeo.s since, td add to his collection in Parit.
After viewing this rare collection; the Royal
Visitor and suite partOok Of a sumptuous refresh=
meet, consisting of a variety of delicacies. This
tim
morning her Imperial Highness, acepanied by
the Duke of CLAREt-qce, the Riiiisian Ambassador,
&c. embarked in the Admiralty Marge 4t White-
hall-stairs, and proceeded to Deptford to view
the Royal Yachts and the DOck-vai They af:.
terwardsvisiteil Greenwich Hospital. Tile Royal
carriages and servants are. ordered to Vproolwieb;
to convey her Highness back to town.

WiNfilSOR, APRIL 15.—Yesterday evening her
MAJESTY arrived at the Castle, frOni London, at
nine o'clock. This Morning the Pi ilicess
GUSTA took an airing on horseback in the-Great
!'kirk. The. Earl Of MORTON arrived at the Castle
this morning, for the purpose of introducing some
of the branches of the French R 6 it Family to
her. MAJESTY. The Countess cif rilAcci.RsFiEt.o
left the Castle this day for Cherburn Castle, Ox-
fordshire. Sir litiNT.Y iht-Foitia left the C•istle
this morning for London.