The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-19 00:00:00

cupprescion of the libel iatitulerl Baonaparte and
Murat.. M. lUvel i to reply on Friday.

We are assured that General Clausel was to-
clay arrested at Paris, in a house of the street
Peron, No. 14, and that he was immediately con-
fined in the prison of l'Abbaye.
Central Decaen is said to have been arrested
at.l3ourdeaux.

The Gazette Officielle of the 13th contains an
Ordinance in consequence of the law relative to
the French Colonies, and other Ordinances for
the administration of the marine. The latter are
countersigned by tbe Duke of Angouleme, as Ad-
miral of France.

The new Order of Fidelity, created by Louis
XVIII. while at Ghent, is to be carried into effect

in January.

The British troops, commanded by General
Phillips, have embarked at Marseilles. Be•
fore departing, General Phillips addressed a letter
to the Marquis de Moeitgrand, Mayor• of the city,
thanking him for his attention to the wants of

the troops (luring their continuance in that neigh-
bourhood. "Many of our soldiery have brought

off French wives.
On the Ist December, an Aid-de:Ca:alp of the
Duke of \l'el:ington brought the .order for the
embarkation of the English and Italian troops.
It is said that the ,14tIr English regiment goes tiy
Malta, and the remainder to Genoa.
The MuseuM hai been ordered to be closed, for
the purpose of being repaired.
Martin Chasselot, a serjeant of the 3d Regi-
ment of Artillery, and a Member of the Legion
of Honour, has been condemned to death,. flu
having taken part in an assemblage armed against
the authority of the King, on the 2Gth of last--
July.

Died, at Paris, the Compte de ChoiseulZleuse,
Lieutenant-General.of the King's Ar:ny.—M: de
Barral, Archbishop_ of Tours.

A dreadful event look place on the evening of
the 3d inst. at the tile-kiln of Champerier, in the
territory of Ay. The Sieur Gautier, the resident
at this kiln, his wife and two children, the one
four years and the other three months old, have
been assassinated, and the house burnt.
bodies of these four victims were found half con-
sumed under the ruins of the house.

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VIENNA, DEC. 2.—Besides the English Doctor
(Griffiths), whom we have mentioned, many
strangers of note have been arrested, and con-
ducted to the frontiers. We are assured that the
matter will not be carried very far, because it
might perhaps compromise persons of very high
rank. Madame Murat is still at Ifaimhourg with
her family.

Madame i\lurat has demanded of the Imperial,
Chancery of Vienna, that they would, procure for
her the body of her husband, that she may have
him decently interred. liar petition has been re-
ferred to the Government of the Two Sicilie's. •

The Letters from Turkey, received at Vienna,
continue to be of a pacific nature, which suffi-
ciently, refutes all those reports to the. contrary
which have been spread.

FRANKFORT, DEC. B.—The conferences rela-
tive to the territorial division of Germany will
commence to-day, in the Palace of the Prince of
Tour and Taxis. When they are terminated, the
Grand Diet of the -Germanic Confederation will
be opened. The Sittings, which will be opened
with ecat solemnity., are to be held in the Rae:
men Hotel.

Lord Clanearty has, it is said, hired the Hotel
d'Angleterre, one of the finest in Europe, for
several years.

FRANKFORT, DEC. 2.—The opening of the Diet
of the Germanic Confederation % ill not take place
until the first. of February. It is necessary that
every thing which regards the territorial division
should first be tegitiated.

DRESDEN, Dec. 2.--They are preparing in the
Cabinet the new organization of the State, and of

the Court and different Authorities it will be
published next year.
Several changes have been made in the limits
between Saxony and Prussia, which had been
agreed to by the Treaty of Vienna. Some Prus-

sian anti Saxon Engineers set off for Upper Lo.

sat ia to continue their operations.
The Duke of Otranto (Fondle), lives here in a
very retired manner ; he has only a private Se-
cretary with him. He is to occupy the Palace of
Schoenberg, which has been inhabited by M.
Bourgoing.