The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

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ror, wto ri ceived tne deputation graciously. I
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presents on tribute of vassalage, consisting
arms and sheep skins, bare been exposed in the
Valais of St. Mark. A company of Montenegrins
,will form part of his Majesty's Imperial Guard ill
Italy. Two regiments of Sclavonials are or'
ganizing.

PARIS, Nov. 25.—The wounds of General 1-'3a`
garde are not mortal. A ball, which had lotigee
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in the false ribs, caused in the first instance a go." •
deal of apprehension. The last letters fromNisme/
state, that he is not only out of danger, but eve°
iti a state of convalescence.
The Court of Assizes of Orleans has condenme4
to hard labour, -for a given time, Jean Be;"ard'
I a musician, convicted of forging, with the mo 4
complete accuracy, the signatures of all the
sisters, and seals of all the Administratiens/
With the assistance of this criminal inchtstry; 116 .
conferred military titles, decorations, pensi"o6'
and salaries. The ill'esiOn produced was so coal;
piece, that his thallrttlVFCS were only discoverer
by the too frequent abuse of it. The sums I'
which he thus defrauded Government are Wel-
culable.
The wife of Marshal Ney yesterday obtained
en audience of the Duke of Richelieu, t;t the hotel
of his Excellency, in the Rue de Bac.
The French Custom-house Officers have merle
farther seizure of foreign merehandize, attempt"
to be smuggled into France, betweenValencieunefi
an
IdvCe
Cirerl, that the house of
flaring
Co. of London, has made new propoe:llfor U 0
dertaking the payment of the war colqributil9et
700 trillions. The- principal partner_ in ta-c
house, Mr. Baring, has been at Paris for snin
treat
time to upon this important subject ;
is said, that the French Governtueet ti
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hear the advice of several Bankers of Frail"
the Continent, before it decides upon this iallw".
tant financial operati;ni.
-Ntsmes, Nov. 15 1t was reported
yesterda
of toYf
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that search had been made at the house-
assassin of General Lagarde, and that.he had
Every thing is in the mean time trenquil, and sueto
good precautions are taken, that repose ‘6ll
be disturbed. Some of the National Guartl3 of
Montpelier and of the environs of .Nisnies !late.
arrived, and inure are expected from Toelous,3
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and Marseilles ; but it is probable that they ‘villo
receive a countermand. The Duke of Angoule.lo
arrived this morning his presence, his wis",ri;
the respect he inspires, the general love ror.it,
august uncle, cannot tail to recal .every
reason.
The following is the Proclamation whicb
tlje
Marquis of Arband-longues, Prefect of -641:0`.:
published on the 12th, iu consequence of the 11"6.'e,
dons events which nearly.cost the life of
ner Propgar •
‘ e 4:l`. Nisnie.c !—All the French, whatever
they profess, are the subjects and children of the blinPfri,g
father of the country. The orders of the King are to 1%, B-
all sorts of Worship; to secure the property, the life,
betty of conscience of all the French.
FrePcfr
'''We have received these sacred ordersfor every go- thew actman. We have executtd them: We will maintaio
the last breatu of our existence.
A wretch, concealed in the groupes of the peoPleh',ohita
p, baps, fancied they were only rioters, but were '4":„ tose
rebels to the King, has attempted to assassinate. '''3 ,ix'G,Heral, to whom thl6Depurtzneurowes so-nincti oteeir
ti tud e, anti affection. •,1
" The condemnatioriatone of this infamous asolic has,
henceforth sacs the country and absolve the peoPie* t .130
nut been seized anal wrested at this unfortunate in
you know him; you who surrounded him at the atoo'L
his crime.
" I promise, in the name of the department, a rewal4,ol
.3,003 francs to him, -or them, soldiers or inbabitaotb,,,
shall give information of him, and bring hue befor'' rue'
Nov. IS.—Several of the National Unar6S
had accompanied the Prince were it' ttueleed.
ss,
theiteret urn home, by the nuonapartists,. si of
wr !to,
one, and maimed the others, -in the terri
the commune of Calvisou. Eight of the k's
sins were brought in here;. The comronne
end
been condemned in a fine of 24,000 iraoes, :cog
to support sour lodge 300 men who have heels
thither
Th .e
day before yesterday -a printseller sol:;iciir
picture, representing the ft oyal 13,
it wereinscribed'eliesewords, '` This I.s, tceh'•
By means of. a moving slide, the picture eh'w%4,,,ie
and represents Buoneparte and his familYl,,,,e
these words, " This is better." When interto
ed, the man said, that he left Paris with 20 otlierss
whO had similar pictures.