The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGE NCE.

FRENCH PAYERS,
[nEceivr# YRqTERDAY MORNING.]

(From the Gazi.Ve (*Write.)
PARtS; Avc. 9.—REPORT TO THE KING.

SIRE,—Y& ur I!ajcsty, by your ordinance of the '
n(t of this month, took off• all the restrictions
Which the law of the 21st October,. 1814, had
placed on the liberty of the press ; bra in all times,
perhaps', ft is ithpossible to give the same extent
of liberty tA the publication of journals and pe.
riodical wcirks ; and in the existng state of France,
and of Europe, in the tnidst of so many paSmons
which the powers
,wish to itranquillize, the jout-
nals which foster those passions, and excite them,
ought to lie submitted to another Legislation.

The operation of thoSe writings, in effect, is
Much more rapid ; they come, iR an'instant;to
thoVsands'of readers. A .whole people read them
gratuitously-in the public places ,and as their_
number is limited; thereannot offer the remedy
'vhich is found in the mass of literary productions,
where the liberty of 'the press serves to correct
„ .
itself: Thcie sane writings containing news,
-adyertiseMents, -complaints; articls which ' their
Editors receive from all .(inarters, are like an open
arena 'tor all the passions ; even cupidity finds its
advantage in giving to them the exclusive co!our
of such or such a party. Every day they embroil
us kith the, fdreigners, and rekindle distrust ; they
disconcert the generons ef}orts which nub Ma-
jesty is making to Unite minds, and to close the
grounds of the State.

--
.I propose, to your Majesty, to submit all the
periodical writings to the superintendance of a
Commission of enlightened and moderate men,
who, in receiving their nomination tram your
Majesty, will .acquire independence- and consi-
deration.
I have the hotianr to present to your Majesty
an Ordinance on this subject.
AUgust 8, 1215. Duke of OTRANTO.

ORDINANCE OF TH 7. KING;
•
Louis by the Grace of God, &I. &e. ,To all to
whoni these presents come, greetit a :
Having heard our Ministers, and of the report
of our Minister of General Police, ,we have or?
tiered as follOws
Art. All authorisations given to public journals, up to the
present moment, whatever the nature of these journals nay
be, are revoked ; and none of the said journals can appear
without reetiVing fresh authority from our Minister General
of Police, before the 10th of•this present month of ,:tigast, or
•-- - - - - •
of the departments. '
2. All periodical wthings shall be submittrd to the exami-
nation of a'counission, whose- members shall_ be appointed
by us on the presentation ~f our Minister of General Police:-
0(2-r
Minister of Geperal Police is charged with the execu-
tion of this Ordinanee.—Gicen at the Thailleries,Aug,, 5,1815.
(Signed) LOUIS. •
(Countersigned) Duke of OTRANTO.
•

The Duke D'Angonierne arrived in Paris yes•
terday morning. His Royal Highness went im.
inediately to pay his respects to the King and to
Aronsienr, and afterwards to visit the Duke de

Berri.
The Allied Sovereigns yesterday paid a visit to
the Duke D'Arigouleme.
M: do Lavaletfe will this day be transported to
the Ahhaye. , •
The head-quarters of the Prussians are to' be
removed
,to Caen.
It is asserted that Marshal: Ncy his been ar-
rested.in Switzerland, and conveyed into France,
A battalion of French officers, wio had follow-
ed. the King to Ghent, made their entrance es-
terday into the capital, and repaired to the Court
of the Thuilleries, amidst exclamations of " five
le Ro•i _ .

A letter from Lyons of the zlkh instant, votes
one from Avignon, containing the following in-
teßigence Marshal Brune was recognized in
this city the moment he arrived. The people soon
crowded around him. The General retreated into
an inn, and it was soon after announced that he
was no more. The Magistrates here sent for,
an a statement was drawn up, which asserts that
the General had blown his brains out. The fury
of the people, hwivever, was not• Appease& The
dead body was-placed on a hurdle, ignominiously
dragged through • the streets-, anti then, thrown
into the Rhone."
The Ex-King Murat left Toulon in dkgnise,
and under a fictitious name, accompanied by two
domestics, the day after-ne was informed of the
surrender of Buonaparte, directing his (-out se to-
wards the mountains. Nothing has -since beet

known respecting'him in Provence. One of the
Officers in hiS suite n►,s arrested at Toidon two
days after. Murat went off but he either could
not, or would not, gave any -information about

The Chamber of Correctional Police this day
sentenced a man named Paque to two months im-
prisonment, for having exclaimed '' Vice l'Em-
pereur !" His punishment was mitigated, on the
ground of his having been intoxicated when he
committed the offence,
The Court-Martial' upon Colonel Labedoyre
• will assemble to-rnorrow. General Bordesbuit
presides, • anil Captain Viotti. will act as Judge
Advocat.e.
better, but does not yut go abroad. •
Monsieur, the King's brother, is ,ionsiderably
Declarations of submission ,are daily received
at the War-Office from a great number of officers
of kill arms.
An the furniture of the Chgeau ofNorforl.