The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-13 00:00:00

State, that the communications hetcireca Vrande•
and Germany were terminated on the 20th ult.
when the roads by Kehl and Strasblirgh were
stopped. No Par. 4 Papers later than the 18th
had reached, Vienna.

It will further be seen froth the folloWing
tracts that the Austrian Army in pursuit of MU
RAT has been designated." The 4rm of Naples ;"
a decisive indidation of the intention of the Allies
towards the Adveyturer why had reached the top
of Sovereignty in that Kingdom
" VIENNA, APRIL 311.--,Hk imprrial Majesty
has been pleased to confer on Lieutenant Field-
Marshal ,Baron Bianchi, the chief comincind of,
the army on the right bank of the Po. This aitay
now takes the name of the ,irmy of 2‘'aples. 'Fite
army of Upper Italy remains under the immediate
command at Baron Fritnont."

" Not only all Correspondence by post, but all
tnierecurse whatever, whether commercial or
otherwise,
.is strictly forbidden between thc.Snh-
jects of the Grand-Duchy of Baden and France,
upon a penalty of 50 rix dollars. Similar mea-
sures are said to have been adopted in all the
States bordering on France." •
''S Letters from Gottingen state, that almost all
-the Students there have determined to take up
arms, and that the Professors have solicited per-
mission to discontinue their lectures for the pre-
sent."

Mr. KLINE the Messenger, trbri hnd been sent

to Vienna, has. been ordered to Brussels, 'either
to return to that city or this country, as circum-
stances may require.

Sir EDWARD THOENBOROUGH jias taken the
cornamod of the ships at Portsti)oath, in the room
of Admiral Sir Iticiimm BICKERTON.

The Communication by Telegraph between the
Admiralty and the Out-ports will we understand
be re-opened in a few days.
It is said that the QuEEN intends to hold a
Drawing=room on Friday next, being her own
'Birth-day. While the Anniversary Of his MA-
sEsTY'siiirth was had as a festival at Court, . her
MAJESTY'S --was observed in January, that they
might conic at a distance from each other, and in
different- seasons. Now it is said to lie the
QUEEN'S intention to receive the compliments of
the Nobility ii. town. We have not ,heard that
there k to be a Bali.

The French Ambassador had a long interview
with Lord CASTLEREAGH yesterday, at his house
in St. Jamess-square, and was supposed to have
laid before his Lordship some favourable intelli-
gence from France.

Yesterday the Dukes of CLARENCE. and OR-
LEANS visited the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-
House.

On 'Thursday last eight-French Officers, in full
uniforin, arrived in an open -boat at Dover, from
Boulogne, where they bad been on duty. The
meat they arrived, they enga:ed a sailing hopt to
take them with all possible haste to Ostend, where
it was their intention to join th.e King. One of
the Officers Was a Lieutenant-Colonel.

IIORTIER has been at Calais, haranguing the
people, and inciting them to act with vigour in
favour of 13UONAPA,BTA. *lt was he whom the
Boulogne fishermen mistook for. BuosAPAuTE.
All the accounts from Calais, Boulogne, and other
places on the coast, speak of the refusal of the
conscripts to march.

An embargo was laid at Dieppe for ten hours ;
the motive is not precisely known. Some think
that it was to procure Seamen; it is more pro-
bable that it was to arrest some person obnoxious
to BUoNAPARTE, who might
,be endeavouring to
make his eseapeJ ,
Of one thing, says a Morning Paper, we are
well convinced. There must be nn parleying with
any men who can be weak or wicked enough in
any part of Europe to cry " Nvoleon for Ever !"
for this is in fact to cry, '' Rebellion for ever!
Perjury for ever ! Tyranny for ever'! War for
ever.— Such sentiments must_ be kept down by
strong band of power, whenever and wherever
they begin to show themselves.
In the packet just arrived from'. the Brazils
came passengers Messrs. 8.7.1.0i1AN0 and MBA-
DAIRA, as Deputies from. Buenos Ayres to our
Government. The letters and gazettes by this
conveyance-state, that preparations were making
to resist the expected Cadiz expedition. By the
10th February a well disciplined army of 10,000
men would, it was.held- out, 'be ready in Bitenos
Ayres, and in Monte Video one of 5000 to act as
a corps of observation.
The Spanish President of Casco, CAMPERo,
has, it is /said, been deposed, and .the 'command
of the. Independent Army.given to Col. ASTETE,
The Spanish Captain of the Navy, SALAZAR, who
had been sent out in advance of the Expedition
front Cadiz to make preparations, died sin- the
Brazils three days after his arrival.
Letters have been received from the' Eat!•of
MoraA, dated Lacknow, the second week In No-
vember. The Governor-General was much affect-
ed by the unexpected defeat of the troops under•
General GILLESPLE, the otlicial report cif which is
now arrived. •

The Convention agrectl by the Allied Powers
at the Congress of Vienna, relative to the affairs
.of Switzerland, acknowledges the integrity of the
19 Cantons, such as they were, forming a politi-
cal body by the Convention of the 29th of De-
cember, 1813, as the basis of the federal part of
Switzerland. The'Pays_deNand, the territory of
Geneva, and principality of Neufchatel, are _again
incorporated with Switzerland, and will form three
new Cantons.-7-The Dappenthal, which formerly
constituted part of the Canton of Vand, is re-
stored to it. The Bishoprick of Basle,- and the
city and-territory of Bienne, with certain excel),
tions, are to belong to the Canton of Berne. The
other articles are of detail, and relate to compen-
sations, &C. .
Friday a meeting took- place at Tubbr, in thee
county of Galway, between KEATING . COMYNri
Esq. of the Royal Navy, and .Tons D'Ancy, Esq;
The Gentlemen were plac-
ed at ten paces, anti fired two shots each, we ace
happy to say without Nary, • when an explana-
tion took place, and the matter terthinated to the
satisfaction of all paKties.--(Erns ,Chronicle)