The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-19 00:00:00

HAM BUR Gl' HAIL.

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

VIENNA, MAY 3.--Since the departure of M.
11Ionteran, a new attempt has been made by the
French Government to open a negociaeion with
the Allied Powers, but like the first it has wholly
failed.

NAPLES, APRIL 21. (non A LETTER)--The
misfortunes that have befallen our army are known
here in spite of all the precautions tit.at have been
taken. The party of the old king begins to sbew
itself anew, .and we expect speedy and most im-
portant changes idthis country, which bas been
so long exposed to so many troubles.
VIENNA, MAY 3.—His Majesty the King of
Denmark certainly leaves us on the 15th, he takes
with him the general esteem. It is likewise cer-
tain, that a considerable Danish auxiliary corps
will shortly join the Allied Armies. The presence
of the King has been of great disadvantage in re-
spect of the concerns of Denmark.

It is believed here that hostilities 'will not begin
before the Ist of June:

Count Saurau, Governor of Milan, has receiv-
ed orders immediately to repair to the Austrian
Army of Naples, and at the slam time, the necessary
instructions in respect to the measures that are to
be adopted on the entrance of the Ausuian Army
into Naples.

MAILS. '
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ArmivEr,-1 Hamburzli, I Dublin, 3 Waterford.
Dvr.---t Malta, 1 Holland, 2 Gotteuburgli, 1 Guernsey
and Jersey.

PRICE OF STOCKS
MAY AY TWELVE: O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock,
-3 per Cont. Red. 5711 •
3 per relit. Cons. 56113
4 per Ceot. C0n5..713 72
per Coat. Navy Ann. BGin

Bank L. Arm 14 7-16tlis
India 14,,n.15, 11s. 10s. pr.
Excheci. Bills, 2s. ss. pr.
Om►fium

Cous. for Account, 58ftj

.- HIGU WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Wonting, 0 mituttes after 0. 1 Evening, 5 minutes after 12.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUI9 MCEHE FALSIUM Atli/EAT?

LONDON,
FR Y 19, 1815.

A Hamhnrgb Mil, which arrived this morning,
brings furtherconfirmation of the descent of Mu-
RAT,' -and of the 'contemplated restoration of the
rightful Sovereign of Naples either in his own
person, or in the person c' his Son. •
A fortnal demand of the band of the Duchess
o Ot.trENliutiox for the 'Crown Prince of WUR-,'
TEN:aerto has been made to the Court of Russia,
and the marriage will speedily take place.
The Danish Contingent is about to join the
Allied Armies in the common cause.

Some important statements were last night
made by Ministers in both Houses of Parliament.
The Treaties of Alliance and Subsidy between
Great Britain and.the other European Powers are
to be laid before Parliament on Monday next; with
a message from the Crown declaratory of the in-
-tentiuns of Government thereupon ; upoti which
a motion will be made to take these documents
into consideration on Tuesday. It ' affords us
g: Cat satisfaction to state, that the explanatory me-
MOranclum attached to the new Treaty of Vienna
by our Government, has been entirely approved of
by all Parties, and the Treaty unachuously rati-

FORE I N TNT 14: L LIGE :SCE.

"VTTNNA, MAY 3.—A_ treaty is concluded 'be-
tween the courts of Vienna and Palermo, by
-tvicla.King Ferdinand is to be secured. in the
poFsession of his hereditary throne of the 'rvvo
S flies..(Some earlier accounts hare stated that
Ft rilinanl"s eldest son was to be Xing of Naples,
a 1 .that it was settled, that Naples and Sicily
never be united under -one Sovereign.)
will also be recognised' inTis former
.di:;nity by all the Allied Powers, and. solemnly
Troclaimed..

ST. PETERSBUR:GII, APRIL 23.—Yesterday her
Majesty the Empress-Mother granted a private au-
__llience to Count Winzingerode, the Ambassador of
has Majesty the Kin of Wurtemberg, in which he
formally solicited, in the name of his Niajesty, the
land of her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess
'Catharine Paulowna, Duchess Dowager of Hot-
_ •stefr. Oldenburg, for the eldest' s•on of hirMajesty
the King of Wurteniberg, the Crown Prince
Fredvric IVilliam Charles. This union was already
settled in Germany, in previous interviews be-
*tween the illustrious personages interested in it.

DRESDEN, MAY s.—On the 20th of. April,
Prince, Sulkowsky was arrested •at Gtupka, in
Tipper Silesia, by a company of gens-d'armes under
the direction of a Counsellor of the Government,
and in consequence of an order from the Prussian
11Iinister Of the Police, on account of every thing
suspicious of attachment to Napoleon and his
perfiii:et,