The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-19 00:00:00

DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS:

BRUSSELS, kuG. -I.4.7—The Enstish infantry
which continues passing through here in boats, is
estimated at 7001) men.

The Journal of Ghent publishes the following
Circular Letter from the Secretary of State to the
Presidents of the Assemblies of.the Notables :-
GENTVEM EN,—I thin it may not be useless to say a ti?rd
upon two Articles of the Constitution, which have appeared
to disturb the religions ideas.of some of the Notables. I mean
the Articles concerning tJie toleration of all fotms of worship,
and guaranteeing tee admissibility of all the citizens, without
regard to their religious persuasions, to all employments.—
These dispositions in the projact of the C,,mstitntioo are, in
the eyes of some persons, in oppoSition to the principles of
the Catholic Church, and as such inadmissible. To dispel the
scruples of the most timorous consciences, I thin it will he
the best that you declare to the Notables that they need
not consider themselves as cared upon to vote upon
these two Articles, which have been Inserted—the Projet,
merely because being sanctioned by the Powers assem-
bled at the Congress, they, are among the conditions o
the,Union of Belgium and the triifed Provinces, and are
thus.become fundamental laws of the State, and there can be
no question of proposing fur the acceptance attic Nation one
of the conditions which the Monarchs who hare just esta-
blished the new political system of Europe, have attached to.
the establishment of the Monarchy of the Netherlands, and
placed this Kingdom under our August Monarch..
The Notables may therefore pass over these Articles, con-
sidering them as stipulations which naturally ought to he in-
corporated in the Constitution of the State, but which were
fixed before the latter was drawn, and from which .no depar-
tute can be made, since the Convention of London regulated
them. This formal declaration, added to the eloquent diS--
course of M. de Thiennes, will doubtless tranquillize the
Notables whose religions opinimts, may have been alarmed,
and make them see the subject in its true-point of view.-
Accept,' Gentlemen, &c.
- The Secretary of State, Baron cApELLEN.

VIENNA, AUG. 4..—'file Princess of Wales has
purchased the beautiful country-house built by the
Duke of Alvite, on the Lake of Como, which
lately belonged to General I'ino. It seems that
her Royal Highness means to settle there.

BRUSSELS, AUG. 15.—1 t is as'sertcd that the
fortress of Charlemont, which commands Givet
and the Meuse at that point, has offered to capi-
tulate. This place would, be very important for
the security of that part of our frontiers.—(Brus-
sels Papers to Aug. 16). •

VIENNA, AUG.2.—What we lately stated con-
cerning the nri!ers that had• been given to send
no more military stores after the_army is perfect-
ly correct, except that it refers only to such are
tides as can be obtained b•y retinisitions in France.
In consequence of this, what has been already
delivered into tlie.magdzines t 1 ill be sold by
auction on the Ist September.; all the* depot's for
the cloathing and accoutrements of the soldiers
►trill also be broken up, for the many must be pH,
cioatited in France. Thus', atter three
and twenty years vicertions, Auittia has at length

301,101 (IITIS DICEItE FALSUM AUDEAT?

.1 LONDON.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1S1&

The latest pi ivate intelligence with which we
have been favoured from. Prance, and which We
.gather from persons of every political opinion,
agrees pretty generally-ia stating, that there have
been • several coWmotions in different Parts of
Paris, unnoticed by the Journals, in which five
or six persons- have lost their lives.
We are inforf..•;l that the troops now on duty
it the Tuilleries will not pernar.strangers to ap-
proach within a certain distance of the Valais.

The health .Of BOGNA?ARTE, under Ins twice
abdicated title of ".L'EnfpPreui," is frequently
and, openly toasted in the Cnffee•houses by per-
sons who seem desirous of picking a
_quarrel with.
the friends of the KING, and this is often done
with impunity.
It is generally thought bythe Neutral, it such
there be 'in France, hoped• by the Rebels, and
dreaded by the Royalists, that other disturbances
would immediately break out were the Allied
Troops withdrawn. Thus, what the people' feel
most " the presence of the foreigners,"
operates at once as the punishment and safeguard
o► France. The Officers of the disbanded Army
are.ihe most violent, inveterate, and dangerous
Revol I.lolllSts.

Many persons arc of opinion that the sentence
LABEDovertr. will be commuted, if not "'emit-
ted altogether and especi -Illy, as it iz Witted, lie

h t Co-
•
Las impeached scVeral other.'; of the c- that
spit ators but the more. prevailing idea j 5,0/ 114
the King cannot compromise the seetn.itY nis
Throne by patronizing Rebellion and rireas°- te,
the person of this faithless, perjured, and
Hellas appealed against the (.eci'l
f
of the Council vor;
c," 'an°
which t—a mere form in Fre'''. •
resembles our challenge in the be
Courttn 4' why
o
sentenceiily_aiat t
i)::tleath slinbije'll;te.ctr
t
postpone
flora of the senteneefor a day or tWo•. 40;
The contents of the Paris Papers of the or
received this morning, arc' translated into
preceding columns. They are destitute 01P°
cal interest.
Os°
Dutch and Flanders Mails contain a gr—tii
Bud considerable variety of news• ft w°11;(- or
rear that two atticles in the new Constitut.°llefi°
the Netherlands, by which persons of every
Of'
gious persuasion are declared admissible tn
haVe created soiree sensation in the °'m°
the Roman Catholicks„. who cOnsider this J".
the
Lion as incompatible with the Principles 1 01
Church of Rome; as it most undoubte'llYtei;','
as all Protestants would most assuredly
that Religion maintain its pristine suPefilncetl•
and power ! These. 'scruples have been C
if not quieted, by a declaration iron' 1331.°11sios,
PP,LLAN, that the articles admit of no discus( the
being , fundamental in the establishmeat pa tiers
new manarchy, and agreed to by all tio
of I Et
isl tro
intimated from Brussels, that toedexr• le °I
occupation by the Allies-of the sec°l'
C
French Fortresses (Valenciennes, "",..cdti' 1
tb.o
has created a great sensation in the 17‘nr
France. ; f
_ It will be seen that Mrs. MURAT C3l 1.. c( t
be
pretty decent load of,plunderhc best 1 n3l
to.
Wilk'', we arc sorry to see it stated, she 15
allowed to keep.
(I.ol°
li
Frareeethis day
maycommencetrust_
a serii.ee_ssoa -
fieotie- i
, jait;
"n
by the first specimen, that it ,e
fled re
deserving of the public approbation•
pep
are, that if a vigorous mind and a Pc'svcrocnied,
can throw. interest upon a subject' 113104°
but not exhausted,- the friend 'n °O.°Pel:
tion we -rely for this new Tour, is 1117-t, „to '-
tent to fulfil that task. lie developer big r
min°
tce
the introductory remarks, and such' et) Ibe
oincet,
tions as he pro Mises, will, we arc "the eninPlV
found of a nature very different fr°lll t snraio'
the rdbi,
tions too frequently obtruded on noodence'
of theDailyl'rints as „ original Corresr
but which might; with ver:, great facilitZi:hra: 1.4°
in every passage by
leled
ceived the Paris Papers in the ordina..9l car'
ei
yond the intelligence in which this °rig°
•ventar
respondence takes special care never Itso
t 0
a safe mode to avoid all mistakes bas'
any person ,
v.ay,
„be

the authority of Print.
Lave great pleasure . .
e safe
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in
announcing tb
East
We
arrival of a very vabiabie Fleet 001: Ole 00
elndies and China. A few more single shirpre
sxpected from Maras and Bengal ; but tileriau°
sent arrival cOmprehends the whole of the 1" -
ships of this season. , . .
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i pd 0 fine
The
.Princess of.WALES has paellas-- el on
Sect belonging Co General PING,
and sittlat. to
beautiful and picturesque Lago di a'rga' cgsi
IC.:
tMilanese, where it is said her Royal llig"e jiles
ends to fix her residence.
!losts about oil 00
from Milan, and one of the delightful 51)
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in the universe.
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There is an English Newspaper pnb_lisb _ •
under the name of Galignani eainello,4:
tr
.its.,
.nit:s. all the interesting news that can b_e..ictoro
It.) the English Papers, withocca3iohal 0•11`1,0 tl t:
lercon ; original communications, So. i
_opt&
,rmost important intelligence; carefully
.",..3,,isil
from the French, Italian,.
and
..711 itt
J lla Is :—the followino are extracts Vicivett
'S fileSSe/Igenfoott
16001 No; • ~ la rec
published last Wednesday, .-4
in coursee ar
this mor °"
" The Duke de Cbablelaintlß.' takes, Per igterl'l4 the
I.°
tics of first Gentlernan of the"Cal:auiberto tbe Kilig.
ab l t°
`isenc of the Duke de Duras e9c3Pg'
"It s sun d that Jerome Baona arte Lai
Switzert„n(ilPu"
ofl_ ° to/
" M. ',abed() 'ere has appealed against the Joe, gra'lsgain b
Council of War. 3 He is • b iud'c
is expected to, ~ v
morrow."
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Yesterday morning Mr. KAYE, thC.girir, 6,0100
senger with dlsi' •
, arrived in Downing-street s
from Paris. i jriltY ie"egr
, A Naval Officer reached the Pow- ‘... .6ir, ,•-'
llay with dispatches' from Cotrintoilni
"WEN, 011 the Canadian Lakes• !,,ess O.
The French Ambassador iransacted hos•. :1,
the Secretary wow 0
of State's Office yesterday
and aft • .'eAr
et wards at the A.dtuiyalty• i te,''
rile Russian Ambassador had a ligig -n lc JO/
yesterday mornino• with tbe Earl of DivE . ,
at Fife-house. • j 3
%Oil
'n 9
Per 5-of he - be:
sons who. possess the meani ...• eci4ts ..
informedt state, that a great coo,nes,t: . ~.tter
i 3. I lit, it'
, , ivvo.
saVieten TALLEYRAND and FoLict4
!stades ")'- j.,
to be great ly incensed at Oleo ) ,th mad2,oo,
in thof
--t, way his son's itilrdlige vel .c$ lo'
sells de BEAvveAti, o which be 0615 .. ..
RAND us the author. .