The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

011DINANCE‘; OF THE KING:

Under this brad is republished the Ordinanee
issued at Lille, on the 23d .March last. It-direets,
Ist, That no Frenchmen shall lbey.ony piet`ended la* of
conscription, issued by Napoleon Suonsparti,„

- • ,
2d, That no Officer or person itT stltlizrity, civil or niili-
tary; slia!l assist in the etecation of aoy'irttends►l law for

recruiting ur conscription.

3d, Ev4ry Frenchman is authorised to resist, with arms in
bis hands, being inrolled under Bunnaparte. .
4th, Every Officer, of whatever description, who in viola-
tion of his oath, oils or abetts Irluortaparte, is de-
ptived for the future of his ritult and pay.
sth, MI the stamen or troops who, by the perfidy of their
corninandeo, have joined Buonaparte, are (I(46w:tied by this
Ordinauee.

(Prom the Mootiteur di the .9th

The only article of any importance in this Pa;
per is one from Vittna, dated the 24th ult. which
states, that a treaty has ite4m concluded hetween
the Courts of Rothe, Naples, Florenct, and
Vienna, by which the three further thgage to
pay subsidies to the latter for the ieitittition of
thair territories in the following: proportions i-
-20 millions of francs From h'aptei ; 6 millions
front the Pope ; and -IL
,from Tuscany.
Fiehl-Marshal Mohr is to remain irt- Naples with
an artily of 20,000 omen till that sent lit iodic!.

(Frirn the-Journal del Defrah:)

The first article in this paper is very lank; arid
consists of political ittectiot!s on the audaCity- of
the Jacobins, and the disgraceful scenes that con:
tioue daily in the Garden of the Thuillerles.--ThiS
article ends with these words Surely, on the
one side patience, and on the Other impudence,
can go no farther. Ilea% en graut that this dou-
ble excess may not soOn prore.as.fatat to tis its it
has been already !"

PALUS, AUG. 7.----The report thdt Tice Empresses
of fl ii sia arid Aiiitria are to come to Paris, is

coupletely contradicted.
Since • the return of the "king more .than
6000,000 of gold pieces of 20 francs have been

stfock at the oti:it, with the impressibri .of
Louis 'XVIII. A smaller quantity of pirces,-of
5 francs, have'also beet) struck.

'f he gener..ll (Him-ming, of the Departtneut of
the Loire mill Cher has been ordered.

cities of Amiens, fireteinl, and Beauvais
liave E:),Al:sli garrisons. . These troopi behave

very well.

(Prom the Gazette Ile Frunte)

rAIUS, AUG. 7.—The Duke of Angouleme
ar-
riced this morning between B„.cri and eight o'clock
-at the palace of the Thuilleries. Prince not-
,lvithstanding.his fatigue enjoys excellenthealth.
Among the nete submissions the
by
IVAr Niiaister, we rctuJrk that of Gen. Travot,
the 'officer scut by Buonaparte to take the coma
moot iH Lt Ven:!ce. The head-quarters of the
Pi (D4voust) Jiav'e bleu removed to
•VietzOn, [about 4',.) miles South of Orleans.]

AL Sahh, %vim lately almost lost his life by

tin! e'mlo,ion of it packet Gf fahuiaating powder

cutric.l iu .:is pucks•;

, tvre4• himself into

SCell.

the Seine oT.Stfivi•iiiiylittr, froth 'tlte highest
of the Bridge :-.)f XVI. and s'i7iks
This 'parer after nitntioning the arrest of a
gen-ittnit'rit atiil a pupil of the -Polytechnic School
in the Garden Of the. Thnilieries, for Crying Fire
l'Empeieur, state's as funows ptisuncrs
were toliOW eel to the goarti-hou3e by an inthner:
able crowd, who tirade the air resound with
ot Vire. le Rot Ju-stice Fac-
lierix! (Down with the
in several Parts Ot the (ZAtifeis-s,- French Offi
CCTS and men of all tanks were observed, smile of
whom had hatie.-wiri;oirt cockades, and other-s
schakas covered over, with veal,.ed cloth, throe It
which the eagit of thfirptr was dibtinttly

• party of the Austrian 'troops• that oceupied
Lyons, ltas toaretted for Valetice, tlicte taken.
ti►e rued to Italy. 'rite cause of this utuvettictii_is

uqknown.

COollint OF TUESDAY 1111116ING.
Ntu►tcrOns ram, 'les traverser! I.'4ris yesterday:to
ensure the 'pti'hlie. tia.impiillity. Since yestenhly
the police of the Carden a the Tituillerics hay
been intrtisteti to the Dukeftl Otranto.

It is believed that GemiClautel has- succeeded

in embarking.

The Emperor of Adstriit and the King of Prus-
sia _yesterdity reliewed their troop is the champ
de Mars. .

On I.lle 4th inst. a corps of Prussian cavalry en-
tered Caen.

The Russian corps d'arin6e, which is to defile
to=morrow before the_limperor, cdasists,of more
that' too,ouo min.

(..tone the Journal de Parirt.)

PARIS, Auo. is believed that the Duke
de Bourbon will soon leave Bourdeatix to go to
Paris, and thence to Nantes, as Guternor-tiene-
ral of the Western Departments.
A (walla denies that the Duke `of Orleans in-
tends to visit Naples.
Some tip* k'rc►s,ian troops have arrived at Or-
lemis, %tab whom the i.,ltatiitatits sympathise very
aud who give for complaint.

VittgiCil FUNDS.
a per Cent,......
auk,Actiona 4 —9BOl. 970 f.

(rURTHEE EXTRACTS (J 1 1 ES'TE RIMY'S Ma

The followilig is the sequel to tine accouut
whith %ve gave yesterday troui the Journal ties
DeLrits, of the disturb:Lees in the Gmleii of the

IVottld not such nets, constantly, repeated for
mote than eight days, st:etu the rebut; of a cor-
cert.-I ',tan; ‘).• y
(thin ior projects more tsl„trint.ig i Ist.tiere not
reason, at It t-t, (0 pli:Stltliz rift Some
instigators of t!. is crwie tnitch wore cutpabie.thata
those vi to commit- It?

Undiatibtedly; the Magistrates who watch over
the safety of NAlts Merit all our confidence ; 'aud-
it is on aecothlt that we think we perform a
ttutji iii apprising them that 4hey thi%e be 11 for se-
veral nays severely 'eenSureit- in colisequenee of
That has passed at the litiolierles. It was even
asserted yesterday, in severed cothpithics, th.tt the
persints arrested were immediately liberated; and,
that on
.the saute eveiling two individuals, whom
the Natioual Guard had conducted Lb the Guard-
house, were recognised as having been already ar-
rested once or Orrice for the same offence. We
doubt not that these assertions are false : we
must) however, acknowledge that the silence
'khich hat been hitherto observed respecting the
scenes at the Thatideries, gives authority to the
reports and complaints of Mkt' we speak. It ap-
pears to us that a simple notification, inserted in
the newspapers, of the name and profession of the
culprits, and that they have been, delivered up to
jostite, would contribute essentially to tranquil-
lize the public mind.
Another French paper gives the following ac-
count of the same seditious proceeding
" On his return from mass, his Majesty ap-
peared at the balcony, and immediately the air
resounded with cries of " Vive le •Itoi !"•- Some
militates before an impudent fellow spoke .against
the Allied troops, in a group collected for the
purpoie. On the intimations which were given
to him, he wade off; but he was still watched.
While the King was on the fialcony, this wretch
alone kept on his hat. He was asked to take it
he refused but then a military man, wear-,
ing the badge of an Order, took ' off the bat ;
upon which, the fellow slunk into the ere,' w;ilmut7
tering.

" About five o'chnk fiances and songs re-com-
menced in the recesses limier the shade at the
trees,- in the garden .at the Thuilleries.
" At e gilt, the King, accompanied by Mon-
sieur and the Due de Berri, appeared at one of
the lA indows of the palace. The most lively ac-
clamations were hearth

" In the course of the afternoon, sevetal au-
dacious fellows uttered Seditious cries. 'they were
taken up, and conducted to the guard-house.—
Among them was a military. man,_ whose epau-
lettes %vas immediately torn off. It is to, be
hoped that Measures will at tength be taken to
pnuish these authors of sedition and disturbers of
the public repose."
ToyLousE, JULY M. —This morning the Duke
D'Angoulewe set off to visit the town of Revel
aid the basin of Yerreol. He will return in .0
few days.

Ibis Itoyal 1-ligllntss in virtue of :full powers
front the King, has appointed various Prefecis,
Sub-Prefects, and Mayors in the Suoili of France.
An ordinance of Lis IL lt. dated the 2SLh,
Ull persons heving muskets ur • ari4s of any

kind, the property of the State, in withiever way
the said arms come into Unlit possession, to give
thew iu, within 25 hours, at the runnidipality
of
their place ',of . -
Those individuals ho belonged to the astrieia-
antis iiitFlederates, or affiliated with them, orel-Md
tunkr obligations to give up, not only the ?Above
mentioned oracles, but also the arms of every kind
that are in their possession, by whatever titles.
The Mayors shall give receipts for the arms de-.
livered asp
_to thenf, and shall Vransritit them to
their several Prefectiwes.
ThOs,._ contravening thiS Othdinance shall incur
the penaltieS pronouneed by the regulations
of
police, acid may besides, as accomplices in rebel-
lion, be hroUght before conifS mortioL.
A battalion of tlie Royal Volunteers of Mart,
700 strong, yesterday entered Tonlouse, atilidst
repeated acclamations of " Vive le Roi 1."
liAscE, JULY 27.—0 n the 260 this town was,
.wit !milt provocation, exposed to it seyet e cae-
nonode on the part of the fortress of Himingen,
tt.hich lasted more than .un hour. porhhS fell in
ati tpetrters, but fortunately no one wasitilled.—
The inhabitants of Basle are diSfutnishina their
houses, and sending their, children o-,it of town.
The Arehanke John having demanded from the
Comniandant of Huningen the reason why he fited
on "the town, the latter replied, that on the pre-
' cediu4 night the Swiss had emuniitted the first
hostilities, by firing ma the Frenth,' who wished
to bring nearer to Htmingen a mill upon the
•
..The Commandant of- Ilnningen has been re-
quired to surrender that fortress to the
The lAst night was tranquil at Basle. This morn-
ing the French firetl two shots on the town, but

without effect.
An Austrian Courier, who to-day passed thtongh
here, from Park, states that a great manlier of
French peasants are in the >voods, Where they lie
iu wait for the, soldiers and twirlers of the Alliez,
of whom they have kided and wounded several :
3000 Cossacks have been sent 'into these woods,
whoshave exterminated all the teheLs they found.

tiE NE VA, JULY 28.-w*— We continue to see. pass
large herds of cattle, and crnivoys br provisions.
destined for the Austrian. Army in the botith of
France.
Madame Colds Buonaparte has arrived at Se-
chercias, on her way to Lausanne.
The. French painter David arrived at Lausanne
on the 25th..
Tv at N,JULY 6----The corps of Gencrals'Bianehi
and Ntigent which will enter Erance by Mount
Cenis.,, are expecte.t in Piedmont. •
A forced loan•of two millions of francs has just
been made, of which the met chants are to fs-isd
the funds. The city of Tilrin wili advance t‘vo.
thirds of it, and the rest will be fttrnished by the
other provinces cif thekingdom, Genoa, which
the Government manages discreetly, is exempt
.from this ions. m'ernment promises to repay it
in a year with interest at 6 per-rent,.
Lucien Boonaparte arrived to-day at Turin, and
WftS innuediattly conducted as a State prisoner to
the citadel.

I'LA:UERS MAIL,
tiIECLIVEb THIS 111011NING

CAKLSBUITE; JULY 3Q.Hiv authentic accounts
from the neighbourhood of Sti-asburg, two white
fings -nere:seen fly;ng yesterdq upon the Ca-
thedral in that City.
VIENNA, !JULY `26.---Yeit'erday a great many
papers from the Chancery .of the kingdom of
Lombardy and Venice, 'tvere.sent to our sovereigh
at Paris at the same time, we learn by an order

of''his MajestY, „.that he will repair directly
from Paris -by -the way. of Lyons and Turin
to Milan, whither some say, that "the Ent.'
peror Alexander will follow as soorCaS the
Negotiations for Pe:ice are cOnchuled
Our Empress was invited by her august Consort
to come to Lyons, and thence proceed to-Milan,
ler natiiv city, where, to judge by all the prepa;
rations, the Coronation of their Majesties will be
celebrated Wrtiat great poinpi—but her NJajesty's
health not allowing her to take the troublesome
journey over Moi..t CeniSi she will probably
directly to Milan. The time of her departure-
at present fixed tor the middle of next month.—.
lier Majesty, with her mother, the AreliduCheSs
Beatrice, formerly Governess General of Milan,
anti tbe,two elder Archduchesses, intend to visit
the Arcbducal Court of Molena. After the Coro.
nation, their Majesties wi:l go to Florence, where
the King of Sicily and the Queen of Etruria are
also
.epected. It must he a delightful sensation
• for the Emperor, after so many yeltrs of affliction
and awful events, again to enter the tity where be
pAsedifts' pint Hui years, and where be first im-
bibed the generous ardour of all that is good,
and for which he has been so richly rewafded during
.his whole reign by the unvarying love of his people.
His Majesty will make but a short stay in Flo-
rence-and return to Vienna by way of Venice. The
Empress, it is said, will gO to Pisa to use the
baths, and perhaps spend the Whiter there. The
Legations are now restored :to the POpe.

T II d

Principality ‘vill be given up in, full sovereignty
to the Queeu-of Etiuria.

However reasonable it plight hare .appeared
'that Attsfria should have 'obtained .qt the Con-
gress the three Legations, ttila reward for twenty
. „
.years ,exertion it] the cattsc:6t:Enrope, there was
tote sttoog ao awl it •WAS re"rcirl'6l
that the Courts of Russia and-PrUss;a, though not
Catholic, Most zealontly supported 4he rope, till
at Just France pow(rfully co;opetatcd with
Piinee \Paul Estethazy, h tty means of his,
wife Oho is niece to the QACell of Etii;lantl) is