The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

take the title of Czar of Poland, and the King of
PlttisszA that of Grand-Dtike.

A report has arrived trom Dover this morning,
that Lisle had surrendered to the Arlies. This
news has positively come from Calais, but we
cannot, of course, touch for it any further than
as a rumour current at that place.

We have two days French Papers to the hth,
but their contents are very unimportant. Having
for longtime tried to persuade the people that
there would be no war, those Journals are now
employed in a delusion of another sorry—that of
making them believe that BUONAPARTE is fully
prepared for it, and able to beat all the world.
funds continue to fall.
One of the minor Journals insinuates, that the
Usurper held a Council on Wednesday the 3d,,
and consequently remained in Paris up to that
date ; but the /lioniteur makes no mention of this
fabulous presidency, and if it did, we should
consider it only as one of these juggling tricks
with which the junta of Conspirators endeavour
to wrap themselves up in mystery.. There was,
however, a rumour yesterday, that BUONA-
PARTE had actually returned to Paris, being
recalled by a communication from his spies in
that City, who announced that his back was
no sooner turned than indications of anothe
plot began to escape from FOUCHE, CARrOT, and
the Jacobins. We know not whether this he
be not true, but think it very probable : for
though we have heard the cant expression of ho-
nour aniong thieres, we are inclined to believe that
neither BIONAPARTE nor his associates think
there is honour enough in each other to permit a
fellow-villain to trust them out of sight.

Captain PRESCOTT, of the Eridalits (the frigate
which sent in severs French prizes to I'iyn►uuth),
has been superseded, and the cominAnd given to
Captain PATERsON.

KING'S HEALTH e following Bulletin was
sheen to the public yesterday at St. James's Pa-
1-ace, at the same apartments as last month, the
State Rooms being still occupied by the Military,
where Lord SGINIEIWILLE and the lion. R. P. GEE-
viLLE attended as the King's Lord and Groom in
Waiting, the Page in Waiting, and other atten-
dants. The inquirers were very numerous. It is
as follows :
WIKDSIIR CASTLE, MAY 6.—His Maj.sty's disorder cia-
tinnes unabated, but his Majesty is in good health, and in a
cheerful and congettable state of spirits.
(Signed as usual.)

The Dnke of WELLINGToN set ofd• for the head-
quarters of Mar:Alai BLUCHER, at Liege, on Wed-
nesday.

Yesterddy the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES,
arcompanied by her Ladies in Weitin,lr, attended
Divine S+. rviceat the Ch wee Royal, James's.
On her return to Carlton-House (ter Royal High-
ness received visits from the Dike of -Yoati, the
Duchess D'ANGOULEMR, the Duchess of RUT-
L'AgD,

Yesterday being the Duchess of YORK'S Birih-
day, the morning was ushered in with the ringing
of bells, &c. It will he celebrated this thy at
Frogmore.
_

This day the PRINCE RFoENT, and his Royal
Highness the CoMMNNDER-IN-CHIEF, will leave

town for Willdsor, in order to be present at the
fete at Frogmore, %vide!' will be given by her MA-
JESTY, in honour of her Royal Highness the Dit-
*chess of YORK'S Birth-day.
Every private and public letter from Flanders,
as well as from other parts of the Continent, men-
tion the swarm of spies and suspicious characters
daily apprehended in different parts, who are sus-
pected to be in the service of BUONAPARTE, but
more particularly the letters from the former.—
Now, honest JoHN BULL, with that love for li-
berty so inherent in his nature, and with that
credulity for which he is so justly celebrated, can
see all the swarms of foreign desperadoes crowd-
ing the streets of the Metropolis, and can quietly
suffer himself to be jostled by them, without the
least apprehension of danger. To be more serious,
we think the Government ought to look to this
immediately, since the persons apprehended in
Flanders must have made their way thither through
this country, particularly those who have arrived
there recently, as they would not have been per-
mitted to pass directly from France into Flanders.
We hope the Alien Act will preyent part of this
mischief, as well as others, which we shall take
an opportunity of mentioning at a future period.
Three vessels arrived at Portsmouth on Friday
afternoon front Bourdeaux, with French and Eng-
lish passengers. Up to the time of their sailing,
the inhabitants of Bourdeaux had not been call-
ed upon in
,any way, to contribute'to the mili-
tary force, nor bad any money contributions been
levied.

Madrid Gazettes hare reached town to the 9th
instant. They contain an agreement entered into
between. FERDINAND VII. and his Father, CHARLES
IV. by which the latter is to have a yearly allow-
ance of twelve millions of reals, and his Consort; in
case of surviving him, a 'pension of eight millions.
A further sum of six millions is to be paid to him
within three years, to liquidate the debts which
he has contracted. He is allowed to reside where
he-pleases, with this exception, that his residence
shall not be in any country where BU6NAPARTS
or MURAT bear rule. A Royal Decree of the 24th
of March, establishes a new order in Spain, by
the name of the " Royal'American Order of ISA-
BELLA the Catholic," of which it describes at
great length the insignia.
The operations against St. Mary's were attend-.
ed with greater success than has been represent,
ed ; the quantity of merchandize that fell into the
victots' hands was very considerable. The Coun-
tess of Harcourt. East Indianian was recaptured
there ; afterwards lade❑ with the prize-goods,
And. sent to Bermuda.

It is stated that the house of RECAMIER, which
stopped payment on the 29th of, April, re-as-
sumed it
00 the Ist of May, and that the momen-
tary embarrassment of the 29th tilt, was entirely
owing to the complete interruption of all COIIIIIIII-
- tvith Spain and-Tortugal.