The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

FRENC ti PA MRS,

Pitts, MAY 17.-r-Thr Emnet-or held AO-day a
Coattrii of 11-inistess at the Palace Ely-4e.
lit i-a." slated in letters from Marseilles-, that a re.
tsMiUrtilit'S kad main endeavoured to excite distur-
i),mres in that :city, but that tlreir attempts li;td
► ta!e):1 rrustrated by the meßsure-Stalcen by his \la-
.3,t‘t.' Commissioner Extraordinary and the Pre--
f-ct. . ..Tke Therr.tres r, f Oar-seines Jinni! been shut fm-
VZ royxidoilbletinie past.--A. number of letters from
Ihe aznatit announce, thal some insurrectional
Tnovenictits had taken place at Lunel and Arles,
tat that,_ notwithstanding ti,e insiiieutions a the
aiisaffeeted, the authorities had succeeded in re.=,
tt-;stablishing tramptillity. This Morniag;betw,een
• We. hours' of 4 and. several hilirstici«-stickers were
apprehended in the act of poitin-v, up pretended
Proclamations of the Coont de Lille, tending to.
excite a eiXil war. Letters fror.4l3:lginur annunr.te
she du- h of the Duke of Belinno, at Aix4a-
Apeile.
MAY 18.---.-SoMe disturbances took place
hatillim on the 3il instant, but they were
prwrirly supnress!,.l.—Connt .Caruot has been
appointed a a.and Officvr of the Legion of lio-
uonr.—Mite.,l)4l Ga,nic; v, who -at rivet.l )brie yes-
4erday, is, it is said, to he Commander in Chief of
the Reserve- Cavalry of the Army of the North,
and Lieutenant-Genf rat Pajol corm-mind the
Light Cavalry,-.--M. Menneaal,. Sec,utary- to the
Empress Maria Loilisa, has thrived from- Vienna,
• 'and Las iad a long interview with the Emperor.—
An Aide-rle-Camp of the King of Naples; accom-
panied by a Secretary, has arrived in great haste
from ; •Ife has debarked at Calais, and
volitinnes i.tS journey to Paris.
It is announced -that the Archbishops and
31ishotls of the Empire will assist at the- ceremony
of she Champ tie Mai, and that at Pontifical Mass
Nvili be celebrated by -hi; Eminency M. Camba-
rei es; Archbishop of Rouen.
For souse days past individnals have been re-
teiving anonymous letters, in whiett thee- ate.offi-
cioasly informed, that they w:11 he denounced -to
the Police, on account of their opinions....
Marx, MAT 10.—On the Bth
.of nay ,the
following, report was published- at Milan-, from
which it cannot he doubted that there has been
- a Very serious affair between the two armies :
'T Front the moment the King of Naples .per•
ceiVed his danger i u coll9egnence of the- rapid
march of Field-Marshal Lieutenant Bianchi) he
tirade the greatest -efforts to get out of it by forced
mare, vs, and -gaining the high road of AncOna
above Fidigno. ►
" The two Austrian columns advart-, nn to
the. Ist inst, in their opp.:site direcOirns.- Th-e
E:ng perceived that the decisive moment was
Come, and that he must clear Pia way by Foliguo,
by Main force and at any cost, being no longer
ible to 'repair butt by rapidity his precious neglect.
-" What appeared tevfavouir his design .was-the
circurnstatice -of his: having escaped from the CO:
lumn which was marching on Sinigaglia, by leav-
ing a rear-guard, and thus griining' almost two
marches upon it ; so that he could Ltd ttg-Al.
torte to bear on General Bianchi': who was its the
point of marching from Tolentino to Macerata.
" 'The two armies met before Tolentii!o, and
id combat began'which was maintai-aed on both
irides' with the greatest firmness and valotir. It
tasted two days, and tehninated to our advantage.
" Already on the morning of the 2d of May,
the battle WAS general, and lasted till night. The
bttacks of The enemy on General Bianchi's posi-
tion were multiplied and- 'violent, but reinforce-
ments arrived front all sides. -The position was
trtaintainctl, ant! General Bianchi was himself pre-
paring to attack the enemy the next•day; lint the
King a second time advanced - [OB army on the
morning of the 3d, and made.an impetuous at-
tack with superior force on G-enei•al Bianchi's left
wing. This
,movement General Bianchi decided
his favour by repulsing the- enemy With loss.
The latter abandone'dahe field of battle, and was
pin sited upoia Maccrata by. General -
" A more particular account will soon be pub-
lished. It, the Mean rime it i 3 lttiown that King
'Toachim'cornmaridedin persnitOn these two (lava,
and that his Generals secoildcd biro with all their
efforts. The prisoners" report that the General's
of -Division- Aittrosio and Pignatelli, •and the
General of Brigade 'Carnpana, were womuled.—
The number of prisoners -is not yet known—a-
astnaber of Officers are among them.

• -` I The valour of the troops under Gen. Bianchi
'as remarkable. The regiment Chastele.r cover-
`ed itself with glory. The Neapolitan- Army, de-
-privecl,of its last hope, and pursued without re-
laxation, is now obliged to march along the east-
-ern coast by difficult roads."

URUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

ALDRI 30:—The Due d'Angouleme,
Cottut Latou Pin, and.Connt:Damas„ are all
here at this instant, where they have been re•
&iced by all ranks with the greatest joy and'eu-
thusiastu. Hundreds of French emigr4intsrpour
in dairy across the Pyrennees, and an army is.or-
ganizing, which bears the name of the ''French
Legion of the South." King Ferdinand, , after
holding several Councils of State, has 'decided
tipon malting a most Vigorous war upon
puona-
'parte, even independent of any resolution of the
A Nies. The Guerillas, both horse and foot, who
did so much mischief to the French duringjhe
last war, have crossed the Pvrentles at several
points, without waiting for orders, and have
ootnatented their career aaiii.st the adhetents and
payrizatts of BUonaliarte. Indeed, r French sol-
dier in the South of France ventures nOw to quit
his barracks, except for the purpose of desertion ;
for either the inhabitants, his own couutrymen, or
the Gmerinets,,khew,him no mercy.
Lettefs'from Gera-inform that the Ist brigade
of the 7il division of Russian infantry Las
arrived there.: It was to ihe followed initne-
diately by the 2d and 3d brigades of the same
di-
Tiion. They also speak of (porters be.ing or-
dered on the 9th for the 24th brigade. A large
body of Cossacks had reacheik Gera, and- thoseof
trrusow were expected on the 18tir. Titovhole ,
of the army in this Vicinity is estimated at 84,000
seieti and 21,000 horses.