The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

FORE I 6-:-, INT ,i'.. LISC:TEN UE,

FRENCH P,A.PERS,

LIIV,CE,IVED -ruts moRN)No.3

The Gazette °pielle of the lgth contains
corrected list of the new Peers attrimincet3 in its
preceding number. The only respect in ‘which it
differs from that which we gave yesterday, is in
the addition of some patronymics to distinguish
some of the individuals. It also --contains the
following !loyal Order:— •

" The King has ordered that the Marquis of Villeneuve-
Vilhineuee, late Prefect of the Upper Pyrenees, haring of
late exercised extraordinary powers in the five Military Di-
visions of the South, should he immediately called to Paris,
there to account for his conduct concerning what relates to
the prolongation of the exercise of tliese poWers, later tha'n
the terms of the Ordinance of the 19th July and the special
Orders addressed to hien." .

The
,illoniteur is brren of any interesting In-

telligence,

(From the Journal des Dehats.)

PARIS, AUG. I B.—The Council of Revision has
not yet entered upon the review of the sentence
of Colonel Labedoyere. The -affair will not be
decided till Monday next.
['Pte. Gazette de France contains a ..similar para-
graph, and adds, that a flaw had been discovered
in the indictment, and that the Tribunal of Revi-
sion was toexamine whether it was %yell founded.]
They write from Dijon, that three individuals
bad been arrested for crying " Vivel'Empereur !"
at_ Beaune. They were arrested by order of the
Austrian Commander, and condemned to be pub-,
licly punished by sixty blows from a stick'iu the
inarket-phice.

BourDEAux, AuG. 14.—There remained at St.
13arthelemy some meti of the 44th regitnent,whose
conduct was not reprehensible, when FlOrian, a
partisan Chief presented himself before that small
town. After having ranged his men, in order
of battle, Florian sent for" the seijeant of tiie
detachment of the 44th regiment, and promised
him the rink Of Captain, with money at discretion,
if he would follow him, -The Seije;nt asked him
ti;bat his titles and powers were ? The Chief

answered, -that they were at the point
,of his
bayonet, and that being authorised as a partisan,
be ought to fulfil the h-onourable mission. He
threatened the Serjeant•with death in case of re-
fusal, and said that a hundred and fifty men 'whom
be bad on the outside of the walls, only waited his
signal to fall upon the town.
The brave soldier was not intimidated by these

tnenaces, decta4ed that he would p i‘t quit I:is post
to join brigands, that .he would ,defend his coun-
try and not pillage it. Florian then went away,
saying, that he gave him an hour to determine.
Immediately the brave serjeant beat a, general
alarm—assembled his dispersed-company to the
nuarber of three hundred, attacked Florian's baud
and put them to flight, pursuing them to Mira-
truant.

We 'regret tbt tie do not know the name of

this'bravt! man.

(An article from Lyons, dated 14th August,
states, that a man had been condemned to death

FRANKFORT, AuC. 12.—Preparations are mak-
ing for assemhling the 'Germanic Federation,
which is to meet at Frankfort, im the Ist Septem-
ber. D liberations on the affairs of Germany ‘t ill
be resumed there.

(From the Gazotte de France)

,
-PARIS, AUG. I ti.-Irri thousand. nn were
yesterday to be delivered to two •Russian Com-
Anissarks i.roin the Castle of Vincennes, which,
according to ail appearance, have been given to•
the Russians in consequence of a private arrange-
.
Ditnt.

Letters from Perpignan announce, that it had
been -officially stated that the Spanish troops
will not enter the department of the Eastern Py-