The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-13 00:00:00

,FRENCW-PAPERB.

FEB. B.—The news. froth
we gave yesterday, appearstto be,.confirmed.' .We
have seen a letter from• Rome of the 18th of
January, with this passage" We sec, from the
heights of this city, the advanced guard.. of the
Neapolitan troops encamped. 7 No private letters
have been received. from that quarter of a later.
A letter from Florence, of . the nth, says,
that the. post from Rome..bas. not appeared 'for
some days.—(Journal des Debats)
The same paper ofthe-9th says, " the Diario
of Rome of 'the 18th of January, the Gazeite of
Florence of the 24th, and the
.Alitanese Coarier'of
the 2Sth; say nothing of the invasion of the Papal
States by the troops of 111nrat.. It' appears cer-
-t„in; Lawever; that such invasion has taken place.,
Those who doubt it, explain the letter.frOm Rome,
of which we gave an
'troops
yesterday, by saying
that the ,','..eapolittin troops bad merely, -without
being thereto- authorised, :traversed; the itontan
st„lesio tht;ir way to Anconaand tllr Niarches;':
Ou T,w.,!,kv ?ast, Lord Fitzroy Soinerset,
Plenipotentiary -from Epgland, bad his first
ience the hint;, oil' which occasion he pre-

date.

erelen;ais.

C:errnarly asserts, tint the
-t,o- the Poles
never odiciany
r"tl:ilt i c! i-ieeli:cottiinuni&tteff to
befo.t.t. courier from-

Dni“!

t..! 1% :11:

I.ivnn ought an eadei
..ttitr•
ptiblication.

Connuerce tesuinTs gYeat activity throughvit
the de;partnients. of Britany. Tbe. purchases a
Laval altd tinens are vety considerable ;.
and the sail-cloth manufacturers of 4ennes are
very busy. St. Malo is preparing ,a., numbet
vessels for the cod fishery. The price of grail
is stationary),but expotts expected in the
'spring,

The Duke of Wellington readied Munich on
the 29th nit. and after stopping a_short tilie with
.Mr.-Rose; the English. 'Minister,. continued his
journey for Vienna.-
VIENNA, .101428.----The.Duke of Saxe Weimar,
some time since, renounced- and revoked the- pro-
test which ,he had transmitted to COngress against
the annexation of Saxony, .of which. he is the first
legitimate heir. This Prince is a General in the
service of Prussia, and a near minion of the-Em-
peror Alexander. It is asserted positively that
the other Princes of the" House of Saxony, yield-
i»g to. the importunity of Russia and Airussia,
will •also abrogate their protests... The talked of
journey of- the Sovereigns to: Italy is now laid
aside. It is -now doubtful whether even the,
Emperor of Austria will
It is a -circumstance deserving remark, that,.
antidst the. warm discussion of theirAjuistets, the.
So% ereigns contrive to live together on the toast
friendly footing ; and it is hoped that their assent-
h.lage.in this capital, their personal connections,
and the. mutual regard which they discover,-will
prevent any rupture, even though their cabinets
Should differ on some points. .
Amidst all the. speculations respecting Poland,
Saxony, and Italy, most people are here peisuad-
ed that France will get a considerable increase of
territory on the banks of the Rhine. ,
The population offered by Prussia to the King•
of Saxony; in compensation tor his States, amounts
to abtint 700,000 snulS.

VrEss7A, JAv.•29-4-Yestertlay wilt be an im-
portant day in the -annals of 'the Clitit,ress. Aus-
tria has giveirin her note relative. Co Sa'xony, and
in reply::to that -of l'russiit: The Powers inte-
rested have-,•et nuiy.received tied prOpose to
discuss it iln4nc(liately.-..1t is:.llopot that,it still
"produce We-,haveleen :so nfteti
attered with,vain hopes, that. begin to doubt
every thin,* qa;:et4e dg France)..-_
just received
inforpaliiiti. of ;{`:%_lery int porcaki; mission of, M.
ieriat;;;ltus-iqii,f2ottnSello, re, to Predericksfeld,
-near was:ctuirge.tt to 'endeiivotir to
K of baZon'Y tat accept the
'indemnittei-ort 'the- left;,bank o the Rhitie, offered
in-
Alex tid‘reffiideirciery ; upon Which
Meri-sn quitted Ber}ilt; unit returfiediii Vienna.
AiPrussiatt-i)attation lids-' just'oettfpieil
Prussian detacinttent,F. tire. posted Off,: a fi'the-rnatis
:leading frorn..".iax.orry to. Bohemia: 4.. They.rier-
ously .o.4serve..-eKery.,thing -that ,enters the, latter
country,
,A Prussian cordon.-will be drawn front
Voigtland to.fippertasatia: There are hitherto
only a few Austrian troops on the northern from-.
tier of Bohemia. •

. ..Th.e.-Btupevor:Alexander is occupied with m_ea-
sures. tending to improve the situation of 'the
Polish peasants.
: AII,LANy .01:'29...--111C-Yeriit of ate e'ritra.4qc
at... Murat into Nonie,, and-Of the retreat of die
Pose to.tlielCastle of St. Angelo, is to-day
credited: have no doubt that s-:iniething
extraordinary is passing in the-S‘Oth oh Italy! It
'is v.ery remarkable that. M. Rivarola, sent bfthe
Pir'pe_to Yienna:;
,Pr.inee Carainavitia, art,envoy of
the Chevalier. Capri; an envoy ofithe
Grand Dc}Re, all changed _horses,
,within .a,few
haurS. (.;asal-P9steriengo., :We
are ignafairt of 'the sort of connections ‘vhich
unite the'Edipdoi• of AuStria and King Murat. •