The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-10 00:00:00

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ARRIVAL OF MONSIEUR INFRANCE.

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--T OF A LETTER FROM NIONSIEUR LE COMTE
IVESCARS, CAPTAIN OF THE GUARDS OF MON-
SIEUR.

" Vcsoul, Fronde Cante Feb. 22.
s ire reached Bask on Saturday evening, and left -it on
and we are now arrived here in Franche Comti%
Sf all' he towns and villages we have passed, all ranks
I:caPic have received us with acclamations, and with cries
: rive le Rot Louis xr:m., et les Bourbons." They
ii"e enchanted to behold our dear Prince, whose demeanour
bs
'reltlY affected them ; women, children, old men, all
strarldi
ug to be first to kiss.hii hands and clothes. Pleasure
Painted in es ery countenance. They were so' delighted
' the affability of l'iloNszEtiß,. that nothing was to be seen
tint
dietear;, of joy. The old men and women said, 4' We shall
content, Since we hare the happiness of being again under.
nl4sters, who have always lived in our hearts." Others
net We give our hearts, for
,the monster has left us,
u else." •
Whet) we arrived here, another scene took place. The
.:I'7lltion of this town. is only about 5000 souls : the whole
;,4:lc out to meet us. They entreated us to go in on foot,
""Y one might see his Prince. Itiwas an intoxication
3% The nobility is faithful in all the provinces. ,Gen-
:„n 1"1"ek in from all parts,announcing that all the pea-
their ca:nmunes arc at their disposal, and are crying
tit
t° be allowed.to march for their legitimate Sovereign.
to‘{-411 enilsarvfrom.Alsace came in to-day with a request
t,
e 1.4 Allied Powers, to. be permitted to raise a Legion with
ie_yWhite Cockade to assist in the re-establishment of their
'
late waster.
. rc Towns requeit to surrender to Lout's XVIII. AU France
'S4I'NY to rixe, in spite of every attempt to prevent it : but
ttil 4tteitipis will be in vain,—France will free herself.
a 4 the first dav of our entering France, we travelled 33
1:,811". Had the Prince been an Angel from Heaven, the
-40 k; could not have shewn more eagerness to see him."

e Morning_Chronicle, on Monday, announcing
"Nrder'of the Sion. Guy Ut Troyes, for wear-
the Cross of St. Louis; and the-Decree issued
tf „„
—,APARTE thereupon against all adherents
tllisti,4 exiled Family, sagaciously contended that
Tjli.e6'ee proved Volt they had no adherents !
13141 is (said the Wiseacre) the first time he has
Xll eIY, and in a marked manner, denounced' the
I,;teuts of the BOURBONS, and his venturing
tiee,",'och a measure, ."at such a moment,- proves
lyqedly that the general disposition of the
seierneh people is with him, and that he feels him—
Perfectly secure upon his Throne ! !"
cc [Pram anuther authentic Letterl
kNot a word of the BOURBON'S here. The
14e D'AKGouiEmE'is_still with us, but no 'pre-
N. '
ktiotts for hoisting the. French flag. 1 fancy it
all with them.--.(Morning Clvonicle.)

4ecOunts have, it it is said, been
W o
received from
ELLLtNOToN's Army to the -4th, stating
,l at Operations bad been commenced against the
,41ter-vorks of Bayonne, and that the town itself
vt)idd soon be bombarded. It thus appears that
is not tiie intention of the Noble Marquis, as
as been represented, to mask this place with a
Ar::torce, to more the greater part of his
tr4r:,lAto• the- interior of France ; the con-
tlie L'''t understand it is considered necessary, ist
care , '‘, Pace, to reduce- Bayonne, in order to se-
a spit;(l Tt'gniar supply to the Army, and to possess
trpdvi.4 Fla for communication with this
.coon-
tlie 71
-he force which his Lordship, according to
ch ,11,1°t recent accounts, had before Bayonne.
'e Ad• • t to 50',000 British, 25,000
ortu araotins
Wi°cBe, and a larg,_ body
.off Spanish troops.
-"%OR, MARcii 9.—On --Imlay Dr.•HEBER-o
--'4Frired at the Castle to be in attendance on
The weather being so very cold, the
tife,°c' snow, Sic. the Royal Family do not leave
ty•Di!s,tle• Yesterday the QUEEN, nN,
,acc9 p e,
to • LIE22I4DEN, went to the Ilag s apartmentsl
his MAJESTY. In the evening the QUEEN
"17'4 seleet party to tea.
typL3ter)(l3Y, about three o'clock, Baron DoßEst-
tt, the new Hes:iati Minister, was introduced.
tw'e view
REGENT, at Carlton-house, by tile.
()f LIVERPOOL. His Excellency had a pia-
111e 4udience of his Royal Highness, to deliver
....4redentials, and was most graciously received.
Rtr`ir• FAGEL; on his return from Holland, and
4ther Gentleinan from I-Tolland, the Baron
I.l4,"Ettp:awrt, were introduced to his Ito,yal
11.fless hi a similar manner.
fru we treatment which' 'the •POPE ha§ received
c4t1114.1-10IstApARTE, -may operate as a test of the
aral,""ence to which he is entitled in secular trans-
t,d() with the world at large ; but it is parti-
(;eatilY deserving of the attention of the Roman
Ito`u"liCs.. This .wretch
_professes to he of the
thrlllaa Catholic persuasion ; he sometimes goes
krt`l'llgh the ostentatious parade of a public mass,
iir,,:"t'lers' 7'e Deam to be- performed in the cele-
K°
rt of his military success ; yet, though the
ishrl'4 ,the head of his church, and if he were
falle.k•re in 111 professions on gilt to be deemed in-
Leir lei we • find that the venerable Pontiff is
ptltt by him in cruel thraldom, is removed with-
iterccerettiony from prison to prison, and is now
the consolation of having any intercourse
those Cardinals in whom he chiefly reposes
Ilqi3lllidence, and who might soften the severity of
, 'iitltatioo. ts How. then , can this detestable
ti3T.Ptir expect that any reliance will be placed on
tcht 6'letity in political transactions, when he is
" tilt's to trample upon what be ought to eon-
,e as his most sacred duties? •
%,:the following is said to be a literal copy of
It; order directed by Marshal Victim to • the
I,isors of the towns- in the districts occupied by
43 corps, ill the' middle of January, and is given
hildar. proof of the shifts to which BUONAPARTE_
Oh; `lis agents have had recourse, to secure the
tu.(,dience of the people, by exaggerated represen-
k"ns of the forces which be was about to bring
action
Mayor,—Llis Eicellency the Marshal
"of BELetixo char,ges me to announce to you,
17that, he has received Official
intelligence of the sig-
,P.t, of a treaty of peace with :King FtcRDINAND
it:! • and t lig *200;000 IN en, of Which our armies
?Paiti consisted, are in full march upon Parisand
Lyons'„ Lxcellency invites you to make this
b;-kt'iogence public." • (Sig,ned, &e.) •
v:rik"le were no doubt a part of the aory;000 rnen, seen
itutheutic; Letter Writer in the AlfurAiAg Ci4vanicle.

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