The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

it is with the most sincere pleasure that we
announce to our Readers the formal Cessation of
Hostilities between Great Britain and`France,
a Convention having been signed ar Paris' by
Lord CASTLEREAGH for that purpose. The in-
telligence was List night transmitted to the LORD
MAYOR by Lord BATHURS7, in this following
Letter

" FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL 26.

My Lazn,—l have the satisfaction to ac-
quaint your Lordship, that a Convention fo” the
Suspension of Hostilities, by Sea and Land, be-
tween Great Britain and France; vras signed by
Lord ViSCOMIt CASTLEREAGU at Paris, on the 23d
inst. on the part of his Britannic.Majcsty.

I have the honour to he,. &c. Ste.
"To the Right lion. the LORD MAYOR. " BATH URST."
(A true Copy) " WM. DONVILLE, Mayor."

A Supplemeniary to the Extraordinary Gazette
has been issued this :afternoOn, in the above

terms.

Last night Lord GEORGE LENNOX arrived at
Lord BATHalasT's Office, with Dispatches from
Lord WELLINGTON, containing the account of.the
unfortunate affair at Bayonne, and oe the sub-
mission of SouLT and SUCHET to their legitimate
Sovereign. These .Dispatches were published in
a Gazette Extraordinarw this morning. It appears
that the report of any treachery on .the patt of
the Governor of _Bayonne is unfounded ; neither
the besiegers nor the besieged knew any thing of
the great Events Which had taken place-. • We
trust, however, that wee may now consider the
effusion of blood upon the Continent as completely
stopped.

Last night Paris Papers to the 24th inst. reach-
ed Town. Every thing inFrance wears the appear-
ance of joy, and of the most enthusiastic loyalty
and affection to the lawful Sdvereign. A,UGE-
REAU has not only declared his adhesion, but has
expressed his sentiments in qt very strong address
to his army.

•
This morning a Et:emen Mail "arrived. Da_
V OUST has been apprized of the changes that has
taken place, and is now trying to negociate for
his safety, tiut we hope without success.. We have
made the following extracts from the Papers
brought by this Mail :
" Aurona, APRIL 13.—1 n 11arnbrirgh they know all ; the
communication with this place is almost uninterrupted for
the Hamburghers, and though ECICMVIIL has everywhere had
the present French flag displayed, because he has heard:that
the flags with the three lilies (the old Freach arms}, whieb
the Russians intend to put up everywhere, and have already
done ka some places as a signal for the soldiers to, return to
their legitimate cOlours, he seems, however, to have lowered
his tope ".a little: The negotiations have become very active
since yesterday, and parties are already formed among the
Most considerable persons in Ca. city. Some of themyrmidons
come out every day to 'exchankc silver and' notes for gold,
which they probably intend to take with them, to help them
forward in their journey. They have now completely emptied
the Bank.

SrAol, Aram 15..--The day before yesterday, the English
gun-boats, as well as the two English brigs. which have been
for some-time at Cuxhaven, sailed up the Elbe to L'lankenise.
Enquiries having been made on this occasison, of the English
Commander, an answer was returned, that the navigation of
the Elbe is now quite free as far as their station, and for the
goods of. friendly Powers. The Commander has also given
the assurance, that ships may now go without obstruction to
and from England; as far up as Gluckstadt and Stade, and,
also that ships may go freely to East Freesland,*the Jade, and'
" Amsterdam, provided they ,;') not approach the fortresses on
. the coast, such as I.)elfzyl, which are still blockaded by the
)English.
BRUME e, APRIL 18.—Yestetday was a very agreeable day
• for our citizens, the greater part of whom assembled to see
a ship laancbed, the first for the space a several years. It
wept or the stocks amidst the acclamations of innumerable
spectators? and was named Alexander Pius, in honour of the
Eniperor of Russia.

It has been confidently reported, that the Go-
vernor of the Castle of Vincennes has signified his
readiness to conform to the new order of affairs
'in France, 'hut. has ;lei:hired that hit wilt surrender
the Leys•into 'no hands but those of Louts XVIII.
It is added, that he has Antimated that he has
, a State Prisoner in his cuaudy, whole name