The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-20 00:00:00

OF TITE m.utrcn.

.16.—Coniormahly to the dispo-
sitions of the Ordonances of the 25th of March,
170,, and of the tst of January; 1786, respect •
in 1-oval and Mirine Officers, the King has or-
dered several councils of I'N'ar to be assembled at
Brest, Toulon, Cherluirg, and Paris, to investi-
gate the conduct of Officers commanding- ships of
the line, frigates, and smaller vessels of war,
which have been cap:ured or Jost, whatever may
have been the causes and the circumstances lead-

,ing thereto... .
An address from: the city of Nismes, of the
27th ult. to his Majesty Louis XVIII. adverting
to the suiires which might be hid to entrap Ins
noble frankness and sincerity of heart, nap,
" There' is one is bleb all .France perceives,
Nvlich carries terror into the breasts of the Roy-
alists, and which an imperious duty commands
them to point out.- This snare is the Constitution
- proposed in the dame of the Senate.. To elect a
legitimate Sovereign is an act of bitter derision
it is implicitly to reserve the right of deposing
bins ; and this idea oF itself constitutes the crime
• of high tre.ison. To impose conditions upon him
is to evade him.; to 'quire him to take. an oath
to maintain them, is to make him take Heaven to
witness the most disgraceful of capitulations; and
n hat King, just God ! woold experience such
• % A Bourbon, a descendant of Henry IV.
and LamisXl';'. thebrother of the unfortunate
Louis XVI. ! tar trOm all true Frenchmen
be this ;acti); idea P'•
The Address then procec:.'s to assure,h:s Majes-
ty,. that faithful to the principles which they pro-
fi',,sed " They - ardently wish, that this
'Monarch., too long absent from Alteir desires, may
never cease to be invested with the most absolute
power, and that it may depend on his pleasure to
give them a Constitution, solely dictated by his
wisdom, amid his littaehment•to his people."
To this Address his Majesty made the following.
answer :—" I am impresssed with your senti-
ments. I have, by anticipation, replied to, your
Address, by my-declaration of the 2d of this
month. 'foiituay rely upon my regard."
A number of the Officers belonging to the Old
Irish Brigrde were presented yesterday to his Ma-
jesty by the Duke of Fitz-James, and were most
irriciously received. This Deputation was ctim-
posed of •Counts O'Maliony, O'Connell, F. Dil-
lon, Rothe, ViTaish., Wall, M`Mahon, M'Carty,
Levignac, Major O'Farrel, Captains, Power and
and- Counts Aegenc, o',.\fahony, and
()'Hagerty..
The Republican Government of Geneva has re-
newtd the ancient orders for the strict observa-
tier,. of the Sunday.
The Bavarian Journals contradict the report
that Anspach and Bacenth were to he restored to
Prus.ia. They will' remain incorporated with

Bavaria.
The prisopers lately arrived .from England give
very curious details with respect to the anxiety of
the inhatut„nts to impresi on their illostrions vi-
sitants the highest idea of the opulence and pros-
perity of their country. it is well 1910W11 that in
general the houses of the poorest peasants in Eug-
latrd have an air of comfort and neatness too rare
- in other countries; but exertions were made to
improve even their usual aspect. Ott the whole
road -from Dover to London, there was no!: a
,runiole house but what was repaired and white-
was:.e.l. Doors and windows were new painted,
.and the greater part of the inns completely re-
furro,hcti The inhabitams in easy circumstances
ch,bh.en to assist the poor. Ad sorts of vegetables,
_flowers; and even fruit-trees were transplanted
into the gron;ids adjoiaiiig the high road to ang-
-•lncnt Gie .ksilect oftertility and good-cultivation.
rand Duke Constantine passed through
F.,,„k boa on the 10th inst. attended by a very
A letter front Rome mentions, that Don Fran,
cisco, one of_ the sons of tile .King of Spain, will
be promoted to the Coldinalship.
LLBERFELD, JUNE 9.—Davoost passed through
this smile days ago, on his return to 'France, from
•H thmor,..,h. He kept himself very secret.
Po.vgkr:ta-r, JUNE 8.---The first corps of the
:All,ed Army, commanded by Count Colored u, has
-passed the Rhine below llnningen, by a bridge
of ,boats. The second corns has been cantoned
het: reii the Litz and 'Switzerland. Prince
Sch wart zenberg's head- pt art ers are at Frft urgh.
-first col inn of the corps of Langeron
(40,00 U strong) ,vas on the fitly on its march to
e.uberg.
'1 t,t atmy corps of General Sicken is cantoned
in he.environs of Darmstadt, under the orders of
Pr tee Seherbatoff. _
first column of, the army corps of Baron
Wittrngcrode arrived-a...re on the stll ; and were
followed by others yesterday. It consists of about
6000 cavalry.
TOtieoN, 'JUNE 6.—Baron Millet de Murrean,
the King's • Ektraordinary Commissioner in the
'23d Militery Divisintt, • hits issued a Proclamation
'to the Corsicans, previous to his arrival in their
:Island, in which he calls upon them to return to
order, which nad been momentarily distill bed.
He.observes, that " the government of a fellow-
couutryman might'have led them to hope much ;
,but they were left abandoned Without troops,
provisions, or money." lie promises that their
country shall no longer be a place of exile and de-
portation ; that their children shall no longer be
torn front thew with violence-, &c.
MAN:-Elm. JUNE 9.,----The corps ilf the Austrian .
General Frimout, which passed this way some
days ago on its return froa) France, and which
bad got- as far as Neekergmunde, and the en-
virons of 11eilbruun, has received counter or-
ders, and this morning the• infantry .and cavalry,
Stith their ammunition and baggage waggons,
fame back through
.this town, in order to proceed
..to the lift bonli.of the Rhine. This counter or,
-..der has probably a coonection with the news that
the tvtiole of the army of Count Wrede is to as-
semble in the environs of Alzey, and• to occupy
Wentz with 40,000• men, between •this and the

FitOM TETE L9NDON GAZETTE, Jurcv; 18.

Ogice, .11tre t 7, ISM.

This day BOrd'Vi:;count Castlereagh, his Ma-
jesty's principal Secretary of State for Foreign,
Atfairs, exchanged with tiie Comte de la Chatre,
duly authorised for that purpose his most
Christian Majesty,ys Royal Highness the Prince
Re,...;,ent's Act of Ratification on the part of his
I.llojesiy, of the Tre:ity Of Peace, and of the ad-
ditional Articles thereunto annexed, concluded
between his Majesty and :,is most Christian Ma-
jesty,-at Paris, on the 39:h ult. against copies
of the -same-duly ratified 'by most Chi.istian
Maiesty4,Oiiis

By his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Re-
gent of the Unit.ed kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, in the name and wit tEte behalf of
his 'Majesty,

A PROCLA ATION:

GEORGE, P. R.

Whereas a I.:ainitive
.Treaty of Peace and
Fritudship, between his Majesty and hi's Most
Christian Majesty, bath been concluded at Faris,
~•on the 30th day of, liar last ;' in conformity there-
unto.we hare Chought fit, in the name and on the
behalf of. his Majesty, hereby to command, that
the same be published throughout all his Majesty's
Dominions : mid tee iln declare to ail his Majesty's
loving 'subjects our. will and pleasure, that the
said Treaty of Peace and Vriendship be'observed
inviolably, as well by sea as land, all [daces
whatsoever ; strictly .charging and commanding
all his Majesty's loving subjects to take notice
hereof, anti to conform themselves thereunto ae-
eording,ly;
Given at the Court at Carlton House, the lith
day'of June, 1814, and in the :s,ltit year of
his illajestV's reign.
God save the King,.

By his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Re-
gent of Ole United Kingdom► of Great Britain'
and Ireland, in the name-and on the behalf of
• his Alajest y. .
A PROCLANIATIQN, •
For a Public Thanksgiving.'
GEORGE, P. R.

Whereas it has pleased Ahnighty God, in his
great goodnes.l, to put an end to the long, ex-
tended, and bloody Nwarfare 111 which we were en-
gaged against France and her Allies ; we, there-
fore, during the Divine goodness, and duly con-
sidering, that the great and public blessings of
peace do call for public and solemn acknowledg-
ments, have thought fit, in the name and on the
behalf of his Majesty, and by and ‘Nith the advice
of his Majesty's Privy Council, to issue this Procla-
mation, hereby appointing and commanding, !lint a
General ThaUksgiving to Almighty God for these
his mercies, he observed throughout those parts of
the 'United Kingdom called England and Ireignd,
on Thursday the 7th day of July next ; and for
the better and More devout solennthation of the
same, We have give() directions to the Most Re-
verend the Archbishops, and the Right Reverend
the Bishops of England, to 'cOmpose a Form of
Prayer, suitable to this occasion,, to be used in
all 'churches and chapels, and other places. of
public worship, and to take care
.for the timely
dispersing of the same throughout their respec-
tive dioceses ; and We' do strictly charge and
command, that the said. public Day of Thaksgiv.-
ing be religiously Observed by all his 'Majesty's
loving subjects, as•thvy tender the favour of Al-
mighty God, and upon pailt of suffering such
nishment as nia'' he justly inflicted upon all snub
as shall contemn or neglect the same.

Given at "tl►t' Conrt at Cariton-house, tl►e 17th►
day of Jove, in tl►e year of Our Lid 1814,
• iu the 54th year of his Majesty's reign.
,God save the king.

rAnotin.r Procjarnation directs the oliser,rance of the Ge-
neral. Tliansgiving in Scotland, on Thursday,.7tli of Juiy.3

[This Gazette announces that the dignity of an
Dad has been granted to Viscount CatJtcart, that
of Viscount to the Earl of Aberdeen, and that of
Baron to Sir Chas. W. Stewart ; that Mr. H. U.
Additton has been appointed Secretary to his
Majesty's Legal-Rui to the Swiss Cantons ;----and
that J.l'. Beresford is returned M. P. for the Bo-
rough of Coleraine ; and Lieut. Gen. W. Thorn-
ton for the Borough of New \Voodstock.J

PROMOTIONI.-7rar-Olrce, June Is, ISI 1.

His Royal highness the Prince'Reent Iris been
pleage(l, in the un:pe and on the behalf of his M
jesty, to-api)oint the hudermentione&Officers of
the East Indiit Company's forces, to take rank by
Brevet in his Majesty's Arm y, in the East Indies
only, as follows ; the Cantnissions to he dated
June 4, 1614 : • •
Major-Generals D. Campbell, J. Wiseman, Orr,
Richar.kon, fl. Oalies, 'crapunl, D kb:, T. Marshall:
C. Reynolds, W. Kinsey, 'l'. :Bowser, 11. Stalf:irti, .1. MOr6s,,
P. Powell. It. and R. liruce—tp be Lieutenant_
Genera , •

('olo:ft1s, T. Brown, G. Prole, A. Ferguson, C. Stuart, J.
S. tunes, G. Macaulay, It. Cook, C. llolnies, IV.
M'Cutlock, St. G. Ashc, 1). Ouchterlony, Culcraft, E.
S. Broughton, F. Kyan, F. Aiskill, and J. Ealcs, to be jitijor-
,Gencrta.i.:
Liewenant-Caloi7e.s, .1. W. Morris; NV. Atkins, 'l'. Hay.o,
W. East, It. Hunt, It. Fletcher, 'l'. Marriott, V. Wilson, IC
Doveton, P. Walker, C, J. G. Scott,
W. lteticil, J. C. Mitchell, A. li. Hall, J. Tctlev,
Pi rrall, G. Dick, It. Munro,. J. Gritlith,, J. Cunt. iogitani,
M. \Vilks, Shuilam, Leith, P. Bruce, S.
hiogstags, J. Reath:, C. Trotter, J. Plunier It. Barclay,- G.
FleuiLag, :J. Urquhart, F. Pierce, atid W. 171. Hewitt—to be
Cutoncts.

Majors,* D. V. Kerini J. N. Smith, 'P. M. Weguelen, J,
Russel, J. Par,hv, 1). Lurnsden,l). Bradshaw, W. Palmer,
It. Morrell, 13. Kelly, I). Macleod, J. 0' Halloram, R. Francis;
G. Minslic, G. Macmorine, C. W. Larnburne, I'. Fetherstun,
W. (:.,Maxwell, 1. Delamain, A. Hennessy, W. Ranked, .1.
Leslie, IV. Franklin, Voyle, P. Gaseingue, M. Fitzgerald,
G. Richards, M. White, F. French, B. Stewart, T. Person,
.I:Bird, T. Rot,ertson,' J. Johnson, F. Wilford, P. H. Keay,
Ruk, J. I'. Kcasberry, B. Dud, C. Farran, Bciardman,
Mackinl,rtosh, F. It. Muller, W. 11. Vauglian, F. Thom-
son, C. Mandeville, N. Cumberledge, Frith, Walth,, A.
Grant, C. Lucas, D. C. Kenny, J. Marshall, It. Wehb, J.
Taynton, R. Barclay, J. Iklyton, G. Costance, It. Podmore,
W. Coevper, It. Honyton, W. Mealy, J. IL Sherwood, F. W.
Gifford, A. Molesworth—b be Lieuteb.axt-Colonels.

Captrv.ns, A. Monin, B. Kennett, .1. S. Jerilan, J. M'Clin-
toch, R. Taylor, C. .lAPI.cod, H. Yartle, M. West;• Nixon,
J. Nicol, .1.. Weston, G. B. Btllassis, J. Lighten, J. C.
Franke, W. Hunter, G. H. Fag4:l, C. U. Butter, .1. P. Dun-
bar, H. Mason, W. G. Waugh, S. Smith, R. E. Langfor; J.
Carige, A. Jones, E. F. Eisrds, W. G. Pearse, C. S. Bend,

V. ilticlscr, S. NoMe, C.SeriTv, Wall:rtw, C.
Marriott, 11. I)nrancl, fr, S. Cu H. Grit A.
litchi un, G. lllaclionoellie, M. 11. Court, It. J. Latter; .1.
P. 1-;.clilc, It. Patton, 'l'. Itliiteliratl, IV. 11. Perlinis,
James Alciqn, I feurv- Carter,
Lamb, I). Macpherson, M. Polibarn,.
li.,.lllaeplierson, IV. Innis, IV. irrice, 11. ..I)re, -Scott,
J. Lindsay, W. Ag•ilew, l'ottlgirk.o:: t.,'tii. Keatint , IV. la-
ntilton, IV. A. P,„ 14iregor, C. P.,h-teinis, C.
Campbell, 11. A. .1. Hun-, It. Pitman.,
M. IV. Browne, IV. Ricliaeds, 11. Stark., IV. 0.
IVangli, C. Addis.,m, C. It. Leiter, IV. Clapham, T. Web-
ster, J. Mooiie, Vl'.-C. Oliver, C. Pagley-, F..iwar,l•4,
J. 'l'. Johli,34m, J. C. SLOW?, 'V, 11. Smitli, C. Salt well;
LnlAt-iittre, Mac:heart, G. 1.. La!nl!ert, S. W.Dowall,,C,
I. P0w...11, J. I)yineock, P. V.. Nriiew, L. M. (i. S'liowers,
C. Hopliiiison, G. J. Gorellani, S. Cle;tvelatiti., Camping:,
IV, Sealy, C. Lind„ Cott, Tll:imas, George F. Ilarriott,.
-W. .1. Eldridge, IV. %' .1. AVtrilln4, S. Nation,
Lintkay, S. S. Hay, I. 11. PeiTer, J. Gihert,
G. Hare, IV. lllidwinter, B. ii. PorPoy, J. ii. Bruulie, J.
*Owen, T. D. Broogliten, 11. Fait litllll-21, Ge 31eivea.

lUNN.RUPTCY I:NLARGED.
.Jost-ph Slater, 11°4 ton-le-Moors, Lancashire, bleacher, from
Julie 'll to July 16.