The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

MILAN, APRIL 11.---Lord William Bentinek is
arrived here from the Austrian head quarters, he
departed to day for Genoa.
I'LORENCE,• APRIL s.—The last letters from
Rome say, that there is great desertion in the
Neapolit-an army, and that 15,000 men who had
arrived at Sowannr, had received orders to.re-
trograde by Tondi, into the interior of the
kingdom.

MAYENCt, APRIL 19.—His Imperial Highness
the Archduke Charles arrived here yesterday at
noon,, amid the ringing of all the bells and ,the
discharge of cannon. The principal Prussian and
Auitrian Authorities went to meet the • Prince,
who entered on horseback between four lines of
soldiers, and amidst the acclamations of the whole
population of -the place. His Highness visited
the theatre in the evening, where: he was received
with enthusiaant. The city was magnificently il-
luminated.•

ROME, APRlL.lo.—Cardinal Fesch set off yes-
terday fOr Naple'S. General Pignatolli Arrived here
yesterday from Florence. • About 1500 Neapolitan
troops-:that had reached Fondi„ with orders to ad-
vance and follwv the first division of the army,
have received counter-orders, and have fallen back
towards Ctipna.

FLoittN6E, APRIL 10,--The Neapolitans en-
tered, this city, on the 6th ; the Austrian General
Nugent retired at their approach• upon Pistoga
with 4 or 5000 men. of whom 2000 are Tuscans.

• GHENT, APRIL ,42,1.--:Not- a (lay -pasSes but we
receive the most satisfactory accoucts from France
concerning- the situation of that country; they
confirm the hopes tvhieli Buonaparte's ofncial
publication -would sit like to give us.
FitA,t,o-aT, Arrat. from Stock-.
holm announce that Sweden has just seceded to
the meaSures which the Allied Powers have
indgvil- it necessary to take uuder the .present
clrcutustancv-s4 • ,

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4 per Cent. Cons. 7! K• •
5 per Cent. Navy AMii. 8G

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THE SUN.

Sf)LEM ULM DICERS riustrm AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
IDAY, 4PRIL 23, 1315.

A singular piece of information has just been
conveyed to us :—lt is stated, on the authority of
private letters, that nearly the whole of the
French Cavalry has been suddenly ordered from
the Northern Frontiers to Paris

French Papers to the 2Gth arrived this morning,

o,te of the thittorl'a"ters states, that BUONAPARTe

k.ahout to b!ave Paris to invect the fortresses of
the North. AVe do not think he will be very fond

of Icaying the Capital he does, it 'cry
probable
_that business may occur to prevent his
return in time for the fantastical Champ-de- Mui.
Under the date of Lyons, there is a mean 'el n a con-,
temptible' attack upon the. Duke (VA NcouLEme.
What most the Government 'be which can de-

scvnti to such unworthy calumnies to promote its

ne';arions objects,?
`..llle,intelligence in these Journals respecting
the state of the War in ItalT is various but mint).-
. .
portant, and the mores() as they is no reliance to
he placed on its atithentieity. Murat, it seems,
has besiegetl Placentia. The Brussels accounts
assert, that at least a part of his force had been
obli,ged to retrograde, Jr is comf9rtahle to think
that he has all the weight of the war upon him,
and unless his friend NAPOLEON precipitates hos-
tilities, we indulge the hope that before the
greater contest begins, Monsieur MITRAT's diver-
.
bion may he satisfactorily disposed of.
The rebel Mayor of Poinmeret has been exe-
cuted by the Loyalists.
The French Funds continue to decline in spite
of the fine New Constitution. On, Monday, the
5 per cents. closed at 40 centimes lower than on
Saturday ; having varied from 57 to 56g. The
Bank Actions were 785, 790; i. .e. neifrly sixteen
shillings for a pound sterling. So much for the
financial prosperity and public credit of France.

The. following are the chief articles of news in
Dutch and German _Papers just received at our
Office

MF.NTZ, APRIL IR.

ORDER OF TILE DAY, Ai,Rit. 18, 1815.

" His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, in con-
cert with the High Allied Powers, has named me
Governor of Mentz, and has confided to me the
protection and the safety of this important bul-
warlL of Germany-I
—Proud of this destination, and
full of confidence in the noble sentiments which
direct the subjects of so great a number of Princes
towards the same object, and excite in them the
same enthusiasm, I have hastened to come hither,
and the first moments I have passed here have ful-
filled myexpeetations. Ihave received with emotion
the testimony of the sincerest attachment to our
common Country, and fidelity to lawful Sovereigns,
of the strictest union for the preservlition of the
most sacred rights against a foreign attack,---my
first care shall be, to nourish, to direct, and to
strengthen thiS energetic sentiment by the most en-
tire devotedness. I am a stranger to any preference
for such or such troops-; my companions in arms
will always have the same claims to my attach-
ment ; we have all sworn fidelity to the standards
of our Country, and our Princei depend upon us ;
we must answer this confidence, and I shall es-
teem myself-happy to share-glory and danger Ivith
the. braVesoldiers whom I now see assembled
around me.

" The archduke CHARLES."

" BRUISELS, APRIL 21.—8 y order of the Duke
of Wellington; a bridge is thrown over the Ruppel,
to facilitate the passage of. the German troops ‘vho
are coming hither. Lord Wellington found Ypres
in the best 'state of (locum . The grand head-
quarters are expected to be fixed at Atli.

." The works of Antwerp arc prosecuted 'with'
great activity ;, 6000 .labonrers arc employed in
raising, entreniiiments before Tournay; 6000 be-
fore 1"11s, 3000 before Charleroi, and 3000 before
Ypres.

Lord Wellington will have a meeting with
Mash el Bluelicr, to arrange th't grand military
operat ions het weer) the Moselle and the North Sea.
" A new reioforeement of 10,000 men is arrived
at. Luxemburg. These troops wll be cantoned

•
Otiptisitd'Ltiiig‘try- and il:ionviU.,--=74/10T-- •

Api-11 25. 17.
I3XTRACT Oi A i.;i-rsit i'itots4 PARIS; °Li% itiry
" Buonaparte tins at length resolved; "Ite.
ing every possible prebaution, to reviov
tional Guards of Parl§. He had (Ilse°
.troops in suet! a !banner that the twuice
irgle
appeared successively before hini in two writhe'l,c,
corps, each ,ftli-nied of Six. legions, 01' °the% all
letons of legions; at they were surrodittled °
sides by trbdps of the line, four times tooie ntififeti
rous.-that 30,0000 f th n eNatioalaar(l4ll)°,cie
before Napoleon is a gross false hood ; iberefeed
not above 8000; great numbers baviog
to attend, and others, to. a very great tiOrstco
whose opinions were well known. not having ,o 9
invited. This farce was. intended. to iine

the inhabitants of the departments.
„0113°'
It seems that Bttonaparte thinks a f s'ii -Itotit6
ing to the frontiers, to be able to wa'ci,i Ja;
closely for the safety of the Empire, and 111-;: i
in his absence the administration of 85.:5
be confided to a Provisional Government. titer
" Buonaparte and his Counsellors do Ti; this
can to gain and cajole the Jacobins; th4C
view he snakes his -entissaries.qread
to.lcave the Assembly in the. Champ de 114,
berry to refuse the Imperial Crown to N"1";‘)110
will' he absent train the-capital while it 13`.-1;4:3;
(brit at that time there will he na
the ditty being to be d e one,,xeltisi 0 velY''l:ll
National Guards. But these asstirailres;"°K,`
ate secretly spread, ill agree with die
parntions that are making before Our Lle" ,441,
particulmly the forming of an uratyof
which is organizing near Paris, under ";!'•''''".
Mouton, a zealous partisan of Buowilli'lle:
(Journal
de Leyden, April 214
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 1 ' sto
Lieut.-Colonel Aubert has received
orders to put in motion an auxiliary corPs
meth The olEcers-ab,,tent on leave have "'
ready ordered to join their corps. i 5 315')
that Prince Frederick Hesse will onin3l'd
ec
corps. 9 $1
" VIENNA, APRIL. 14.--The recruiting.' f.,te
ready going ,on .in Hungary, that C0101(41,4°
nidhes 4'2,000 men, 12,500 bot3es, ar°l
quantity of sores and provisions."--(°s-
Courant, April 2G.)
In the House of Lords last night, Lau
Pool. thus defined the grounds on whieh tire
POwers are acting.
vernuient of BLIONAP:krii:TeEy Is all evil Rll t t
he got rid 'of :—that it is highly _desirable td-
legitimate Monarch of France should be rest).li,
it'
A , • Clzili•
without making this a sine qua non, go"
ing any intention.Ql imposing iii “averiiillejiL

• France..
, The LiVery of London; or rather •ct
assembly of the very refuse of the Metr4
assuming that creditahle appen"ti"' 641„Ie'.111Wiy ,
Guildhall of the City yesterday, .vt'hile
tious demazogues (a scandal to their con" • thi•
•
be
to
a disgrace to the capital), who',ferteraki e,
Of till
lead on such occasions, and a party
It
civic.9pponents, occupied the Husting,; r Ft,v
be, seen from our short report of
ttl; 040
ceedings and orations, that nothing
in.tite former or intemperate in the "tie cV,i•
omitted to stamp this Meeting with ,j::554/1;
racteristics' of vulgar ignorance and seWd Lots
tality. Mr. WAITHMAN his
aid j,
eteilitilie professions of BOOZ*7APAtirII3•- cotglio
his opinian to be, that persons whom anY it
of Justice svould refuse to believe On 040'4
ought, nevertheless, to base their h"1 be !e,
credited by mankind. Now this loaYliect rip-
natural for Mr. WA iTir MAN, 'Willi the P C II
collection of Lord k ENYON
brain—if he has -any ; but is, We inrai•gi3l-c:psi
„1,
insufficient argument to convince a'qr'i el*„
men raised. one degree above the urtinfo', "„1,1 ?
•
tines whom- he yesterday persuaded
their hands for his impudent and scull
solutions. tivas,,./
n Yet eve. constituted as this,Assealto
"
,
clamorous majority was very small.; ,ti;
the satisfaction ,to know, that `11 tit
Eie
(ion of London polled on the Que't—l
co,
or War, of confidence or mistrust in t"
tt
and his disloyal Advocates,. there ”rt'"'` t
to one in favour -of the NVar tiVinis
;lance upon 'people of their cleseriptiou
so.
els,
tr
sfro
Letters of the 25th inst. to Bros. fiat'
that the .last return of the troops 10'110000
was, 30,000 and upwards of British ""(01,6°;„It'
rians ; 25,000 Dutch and Belgians ats,ercPl;ef.lt
Prussians and Germans. Other truolls., tokahie./.,
log roM all uarter daily.
so strongly fortiqfied .ass to make it i"vuoet"':to
Ostend will soon be equally strong. e"
c" •
and 3,000 men are employed ou.th ti)
ewv
ilrm
side of .13ruges. tear
A Ghent paper of the 24th so,tad ,tart .
French Gen. tieuxtcoNvm,F, has
in order to juin the colours of the 11;.1; oriWibio
Co) RN PALMA:CUE, AM/ 28.---Wr had a
morning 'front our own Coast and a consiaet.t'he 0.1-0 tY
Oats foa Abroad, in conseqlleLltC *if whiub Real `,f •
yttl,pc !ill tes trot
price, hbriustii:Cl on el'udtaJie tile'
s‘:slri r
ley was full as dear. Fine Malt was scarce,"Tor;
ter dearer. ?lolling and Grey Pease had but
In other articles there was no alteration• ket ",,r0
SMITUFILLD, 4PRIL es--This day's Mar- I,3c`'
supplied with the different kinds orCattle.; „.,:re ~3"
sold at last prices; Mutton, Veal, and Porl.7,,,Oratod
and the trade; for toe most part, WaS t 1131
SAS in the Hay-market were stwiewbat
clitztin ri ed last pc!:s; 11,i, fallen
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