The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

BUONAPARTE AT ELBA.

POZTO:FERRAJO (ISLE OF ELBA), MAY B.—On
the 3d instant, at six in the evening, there ap-
peared in our roads an English frigate : it hoisted
out a boat, which landed several Officers of the
Russian, English, and Austrian Staffs, With two
French Generals accompanying the Ex-Emperor
Napoleon, who was on board the fiigate. These
Officers having officially communi,:a.ted to the
Cotnmandant of the port the events which had
taken place in France, the aodication of Buona-
parte, and his arrival at Elba, all the necessary
preparations werc made during the night for the
reception of this famous Personage. All the Au-
thorities were required to attend the ceremony of
his entrance.

Next morning a flag, sent by the dethroned
Emperor, was brought into the town with, some
sort of solemnity, and immediately hoisted on
the Castle, amidst a salute of artillery. This flat;
has a white ground, interspersed with bees, and
in the centre appear the arms of Buonaparte,
and those of the Isle, united by a rose-coloured
stripe.

Some time after the flag was hoisted, Buona-
parte landed' with all his suite, and was saluted
with 101 rounds of cannon. The English frigate
replied to the salute with 24 guns.
Buonaparte was dressed in a blue great coat,
under which appeared a suite richly embroidered
with silver, with a peculiar decoration : he had a
round bat, with a white cockade; three
fidlers and two fifers preceded him, amidst a mul-
titude of people rather, curious than eager to see
bian. He was conducted to the house of the
Mayor, where he received the visits of all the
superior Civil Officers : he spoke to each of diem,

11,-.ly
oiliinga number of questions relative tO the isle.
Alta reposing some m'onientS, Buotiap,,rte 8-fit
on horseback, and with his suite visited tit,: harts
of :dal clans, CaniiSo, Capo; i,iviti, gnd
the morning of the sth, the Ek-Emperor;
attompanied by the CounniSsaties 'bf the Allied
PowerS, 'notated his hose, aiiil iiide to l'ortO
Longone, five miles from this ton.. lie also
visited the iron oiluet, which efinsiiilnie ihe weaithi
of the isle of Elba. Ile asked those aro 1111,1 him
what nfglit be the revenue of these milks
" 500,000 These 500,000 lip re; will
then :be mine."—" But, Sire, you know,, that
by a Decree you appropriated them to the Legion
of Honour." -- Where was my bead when T gave
this order ?. I have 'issued so many foolish _Decrees
in my life-time !"

Hitherto we have not remarked thatßuonaparre
would ,hare a very In suite, Yesteillay
some fine horses, carriages, &c: were-landed ; %ye
expect more equipages, and a coi•ps of troops he.
longing 'to the Allied Poweis. General Palesme
has posted up a Proclamation, in which he recom-
mends Buonaparte to the,inhabitants of Llba,

" PALERMO, Aran, 26.

DECLARATION.

" Ferdinand IV. by the Grave of (hal, King of the Two
Sicilies, attd ofJerusalem, Infant of Spain, &e.
" Profotindly indignant at the perfidious report spread by
our enemies, that we have renounced, "r that We are disposed
to renounce, our rights to the Xingdoin of Naples, we think it
our duty to wake known the fait:elm:id of ditch n'port to the
powers, one Allies, to all nations, and particularly to our sub—
jects, and very dear children of the Kingdom of Naples, by
declaring sitlemuly that we newer have renounced, and that,
we are unalterably resolved never to renounce, ottr legitimate
and inconteStible rights to the kingdom of Naples, and that
our fried and unchangeable will is to accept.of no offer of in-
detnnity, nor any compensation whatsoever for the said king-
dom, vi.ich we ar4,tletermined to present 'e for ourself, and
to transmit to our immediate successor in the.4ne manner
as it has .been transmitted to us by (mr Father, of highly
glorious mentors, All the measures which we haZe hitherto
g• • •
taken, and which we. are now executing in the employment
of our troops, and thrie,union with thes.forces of our august
and ancient Allies, have had,' and have no other object, but
tueo-olierate with them, with a view tie the triumph of the
3n t. and general caase, and of concurring i 9 their magnan
bonus views, sit otton manifested, for the overthrow of all
usurpations, and for .zite re-establishment of justice aud
gitiwate anthority. " FERDINAND.
" Palermo, April 24, 1814."

STR:IABURGH, 31.11 S.----TEQ Commissioners
charged with conducting the retreat of the allied
troops are arrived in this vicinity. Several columns
of French prisoners have arrived from Germany.
Doitaniersest'ablisned along the banks
,of the
Rhine are supersedexl.

Tour.ousF., MAY IF3----The Dttl,e of Wellington
returned to this city from Parilat.SaturdAy. 'The
Citizens immediately seized the opportunity of re-
newing the assurances of their high veneration for
so illustrious and so exalted a character.
TURIN, MAY 14.---TRe Council of Regency have
recalled "to the banners of his Sardinian Majesty
all the non-commissioned officers and soldiers for-
merly belonging to them, who have since served
in France or Italy. The reception of our Sove,.
reign at his entrance. into Genoa was of the most
brilliant kind. His Majesty visited the Hospital
de Pammatone, and lett 'there some substantial
proofs of his piety and munificence,
VIENNA, ZVIAY 11.-The visit of his Majesty the
Emperorqo England is relinquished. We cannot
hope to see their Russian and Prussian Majestic;
in this city ; partiy on account of their'intended
visit to England, and partly because affairs, of
state will not admit a protracted absence from'
their respective States.
Intelli;;ence was yesterday received that the
Archduchess Maria Louisa will not be at Moelk
before the 17th, which is
.22 leagues front hence.
Her imperial Highness is to arrive on the 10th at
Kempten, and to set out on the llth for Ills-
pruck. The Empress gins to Moelk to meet the
Archduchess.

FRANKFORT, MAY 17.—The first column of
Russian troops, which' passed the Rhine at Cob-
lentz, arrived yesterday'at Wish:►den. This co-
lumn, which is composed of cavalry and infantry,
is. expected here 011 the 19th.—the Prince de
Metternich, ho, 'according to the Lausanne
Gazettes; had gone to Geneva to proceed to Italy,
has not quitted Paris. This Prince, it is said,'
does not accompany the Emperor of Austria to
Vienna, but will go to London. It is more and
more confirmed that the affairs of Germany will
be settled at Vienna.

.FRANKFORT, MAY 1.-1 he German Journals
have published the following conjectures, which,
however, we do not guarantee :
It
is reported that the King of Naples, Joa-
chim, will cede that kingdom in perpetuity in
exchange for Sardinia. The King of Sardinia
will receive, as an indemnity, the Milanese, With
the' title of King of Italy, but he will innnediate-
1y place the crown upon another head, that of his
cousin, the Archduke Francis. This Prince., in-
heriting the rights_of his mother, the Archduchess
Beatrix, to :Modena, will possess an extent of
territory rendering him sufficiently pan erful to •
guarantee Italy from all foreign invasion."
LEGHORN, MAY 10.---Suave yesterday
.there
arrived in our port three small ,vessels froni the
Isle of Elba, bearing a white flag with a red stripe
in the middle, "on which • we observe three bees.
The populace assembled opposite these vessels,
and insulted. their crews, reproaching Orem with
having given an asylum to Buonaparte. . Nothing
can equal the hatred which the people of Italy
now chew for the man who. so long subjected
them to his iron yoke.
ZURICH, MAY 13.—The Deputies from Geneva
have presented a' memorial, in which they beg to
form an alliance with Switzerland, and that their
city and territory may be occupied by Swiss
troops. This memorial has been sent to the Di-
plomatic Committee, and also that from the De-
puties of Neuveville, who desire •to be incorpo-
rated with a Swiss Canton, at the sanie time pre-
serving their form of government, rights, privi-
leges, and franchises. •

COBLELNTZ, MAY 15.--Russian columns are at
this moment traversing the departtnent of the

L7Oll.Gi tiltil lt, 1-..1,••• •
Thirteen teginients of.Cossacksovbieb preeedet
CalltOile(i in OM. he tirtq
.corps, under the orders Of Count •llTttgelistein
will in a few diiys t•i•ic'e On the batiks of
the
Rhine. tluother Riissian coriis is atliittneing
Ilagtienati'to F'or't Loiti,.to cross the Rhine
Nine thduSatid of Ythck's cot p. retire upon
.ihefe to take tip crintOnnieuts, 11W coluaiio
of the army under. Geteeral AVrede occupy! Lor-
raine. l'he. Austrian; troops arc also in ineivebienl
I\lsY;l6.Comte De Boi4ge.li"
Extraordinary Coin; is from his Majesty
iti
.the Bth illilitary Division; Made his public
" s-
intothis city on the 14th (SaturdaY)• -6":1 c
.
poSi
hono urs due to the happy anti i►upot•lat
inci case elf territory, by •. hich the coulttt }'hill
to
ttulcr brill gain much by these new actitiisiti°l*.