The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-22 00:00:00

BUONAPARTE.

Of &JON APARTE'S previous Trio ements it says,
On the Bth Count de Girocati went on board the
to anno-ince the embarkation of the Ent-
peror next day ; but a courier hastened his depar-
ture. At four o'clock BUON AP 11ITE left Rochfort ;
a boat took hitn to Fouras, and put him on hoard.
The sea was a little rough, and he vas drenched
with wet ; as the boat neared the vessel, the. Crew
shouted thrice " Vive l'Empereur !" Ile ordered
silence. He remained some time on the bridge,
walking about with hi 3 hands hcl►ind his
back (dressed in a green coat)—thence he went
down to his Chamber, and to visit the battery.
Next day, the 9th, the Maritime Prefect arrived
on board, and, after saluting the Emperor, he
shut himself up with Gen. BEE ER and the Com-
mander of the Frigate. It was remarked, that on
going away he did not take leave of BUONAPARTE.
After the departure of the Prefect, BE [(TB AND
and ItortGo went on board the English ship,
where they remained several hours. Monday
morning an English vessel approached very near
the frigates, and watched them so closely that no
movement could take place without being ob-
served.

BUONAPARIE was the only one of his family on
board the frigate.
It is said that some British regiments are about
to quit the Capital to return to Belgium.

The Duchess of L'LEU (pitted Paris yesterday
for Switzerland, if the Swiss will receive her.

COURIER EXTRAORDINAR T.

News from London state, that BUONAPARTE is
in the Tower.
Valenciennes surrendered to the King on the
15th.

A new Declaration front the Allied Powers is
momentarily expected.
The Family of BUONAPARTE will, it is said, be

thus dispersed. JOSEPH in Russia, JEttomE in
Prussia, LUCIESI in England, Loots in Aust►'ia,
Madame LETITIA and Cardinal FF.scti at Rome,
and Madame HARTENSE in Switzerland.
'flu, Journal des Debuts notices riots at Bour-
dcaux--and the soldiers murdering tl►e people.

The English At-my is to lie reviewed by the
Allied Sovereigns on the 20th, near the Bridge of

(From (he Joitritat fie Pnris)
A Journal announced yesterday that the three
Brothers of BUONAPARTE; LUCIEN, JOSEPH, and
JEROME, had been arrested. The following is all
the information we have obtained on the subject :
Oa the 15th July it was reported at Grenoble,
that LUCIEN had been arrested at Bourgoigne, a
little town in the neighbourhood. JOSEPH must
have gone on board the English ship with NA-
POLEON.—As for JRROMR, he was of at Roche-
fort ; no one knows whither he has fled.

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SECOND AND TfMID EDITIONS

OF Y ESi' E RDA Y.

The following Confirmations of the Intelligence
communicated in our first imprescion of yester-
day, were ;idded in Second and Third Edition',
in order that no doubt of the important fact
therein stated might he left on the public mind.

SECOND EDITION.

Sun-Office, Three o'Clocli.

The Dispatches received by Government this
day, as announced in our first Impression, con-
firm, OFFICIALLY, the Intelligence communi-
cated in another part of oar Paper,•of the Sur-
render of , BOONAPARTE.—\Ve understand a 164.
that an Extraordinal Gazette will be published
this Eveniug, which, it 13 suit), will contain.*
Letter from Foucir g (the Duke of OntANTo, as he
is styled), addressed to Viscount CASTLE It F,AGFI,
as the British Minister now in the French Capital,
briefly stating, the certainty of the event.
We will publish the Gazette in another Edi-
tion.

THIRD EDITION.
Stin-Office, Four o'Clocli.
LONDON G4ZETTE EXTR.IOIIDINARY, July 21.

A Dispatch, of which the followin is an Ex-
tract, bas been this day received from Vicount
CASTLEREAGH, dated raris, July 17, 1815.
Since closing my Dispatches of this date, I
have received the accompanying communication
from this Government :