The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

GENUINE MEDICINES

NENYBEfiv'T-aITd
. 112 . Church-yard, inform th
Medicines, with ttie late Dat4
Niliaier of their Hottte is 45, tl
!:..d.
Dr. James Powder .... 2 9

SONS, iii St. Paul's
Public that the Prices of their
es, are' as folfow ; and that the
try thhci from Cheapide.

s. d.
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc '2 9

Anakptlc Pals 4 i; Cmivals'ioty Oa 2 6
Pill, 2 ;9 Camomile Drops 1 9 .
De•Piaat.ints,tbalyi:catc 4 0 :Essence of Coltsfoot 6
Carmiur;tive... 1 9 Mr. ~4-rencCs-P_ontifrice 4 0
Tonic Pills
Law:am:ea Powiici .. • 6 Euglisb Coffee ' 2 9
The Snu PC,te de 3ubube
• enie..33 the 'name «F. NIEAVBERY" he ongrarcd 'the
Stamps, the itboye cannot, be g • •
Dr. Haulier's pills .... 1 11 Hmiry's Magnesia ... • 2 9
Gtas 's •Nigtiegsia. ' S 6 Strong Tinet. of park 4 6
Esse.nCe of Gitig:ce 1-iu-411mn'i ditto 3 6
chilterille :a Salts 2 •:9 Scots Pills .. 1
Greenough's Tiuctures 2 9 Spilsbury's ditto 6 0 -
__;-- I.,oengcs .. • 1 11 Welch's Pills
slotliinoyrup 2 9 1 Dr. !tiala,mitt's•Tea .... 2 .9
•+„,*'Artiple allowance Kill bdmale upulltbese and all alter
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'FOREIW.4: INTIi;LLIQT.-.T4.N.CE,

FRENCH PAPERS,

[RECEIVED LAST NIG HT.]

PARIS, SEPT. 15.5.—The Xing has appoiotea
Ministrs and Secretaries of State :

For Foreigiz ..fairs, t4e Duke of Richelieu, Peek.

of France.

. .
Tor War, the Duke offeltr, Peer of France.
.For the iliarine and' Colonies, the Viscouut -Du.%
bOucha'ge,-.Lieutenant-:Generl. . • _
Forlire. Interior, the CouOt de-Vap6lanc,Pre..
feet of the Departnient of the Bottches-citt:itlitine.
For General Poll 4, the Sieur de Cities, Couti.,
sellor of State.

. .
His Majesty lass not yet disposed of the depart.
tnents of Justice and Finance,

. .
Ircstnr:1•::1 Co'crit de IseChlada,-Grandirt of
Spain of- the hrst-class, ambassador frOnt his Ca-
tholip Majesty; had'his tisst audisnet of the King,
(Glvette Ojiciz4te.)
' The GO,tAte -conta:ts.ahO an Ordrnance of tl4
King appointing the Sieur Lynell,. Mayor of
tiourdeaux, a Member of the C.,aMber of Veers ;
another appointing Colopel Monteheitu, Com-
niisSary at the island of St. Helena tO:superiuteta
the detention of linona'Orte ; and a third nomi-
nating, the Sieur Osmond Administrator7Getieral,
of Posts-, in the room of M. Augui6, dec'easkA.
It is asserted at Tresent, at-fd tUe as, rtiun
Pears probable, thatthe Allied Sovereigns will not
leave this capital for a. Week to tome.
liie departure of a patt of the Russian army'
has beeh counterthaPile.l. Two divisions ot in-
fantry and one ut- aragoens wall remain for stmt
true in the Freueh :territtity. They will occupy
the departmeots of the
,Upper Marne, the Al-.true,
the Meuse, and the Mean he. Count Less-ert is.
Chief of the Staff of this ininy, tit which Count
.Sohbauoff is 'General in "Chief they reside at.
Nancy. , ,
On the 14th inst. General Tauenzein, cOthat,
mantling the titb cOrpS of the Prussian army, re•*-
ipiirtd tht following articles to be furiiishetLat
Rennes within three days

480,0001 b. of bread; 240,4011.1. of fresh. meat.; 15,0001 b;
of salt; .4b,0001b. of rice; 90,0001 b. of beans, lentiles or
other dry pnise; 45,90011/7 of butter or bird ;,.240,000 titres
of beer 120,0 0 ditto ,of Wine; 25,000 ditto of brandy;.
13,00011i.,0f tobacco for smoking; eO,OOO .b.ukheis of Oats;
360,00011). of hay, and its much of straw.
to meet requisition, the Prefect
tere has imposed a tax, equal in amount to the
tax on,persons and Moveables for the year 1815,,
and which Must be raised by the sth of Oetobet
next.

The !uke of Orrant6 stt off Ye 3 ter d `for
Dresden.
•

The Erniietor of Russia made yesterday a visit
to the King. This Monarch remained for half ari,
hour %vial leis MdjestY.
His Royal Highness tht Duc d'Angonleme paid
yesterday a visit to the Emperors of Russia and,
Abstri

We are as.sufed •this evening, that -M. Gros-
hois is appointed to'tbe Seals, aml to be Minister
oljustice. The other nominations are not kno;u7n.

Al Tabry, Secretary t 6 tyre Duke of Otranto,
is appointed, according to report, Secretary 1.0
the Saxon.Ernhassy.—(JOur4at des Dekits.),
PARIS, SEPT. 25,—A great part of the,Prussiant
.f.iraiy.iS to he concentrated round Paris, to be re-
viewed by the" King of Prussia before the depar-
ture of his Md.esty, which it to take place iu four
or five dais. lire COuriers of Nantes, Brtsf, and.
Valenciennes, are several days in arrear. _ _ _

WE LI.BOU SePl7. Is.—The marriage of-the
Archduke Charles of Austria with het' Hikhness
the PrinceSS Henriettli Nriissaw, has peen cele—
'brated solemnly here. His Imperial Highness the
Archduke Palatine arrived in the morning with the
Priucesi his spouse, to he present at this august
ceremony.

LYONS, SF.re. 20.—His Excellency, Marshal the.
Duke d'Aibufera, ha dug terminated the disband-
ing tie troops of the army of the Alps,,demant'e►t
and obtnined from the Minister of the Kit►g the
per►uission of repairing to Varis; he %vas -!,o set
out On Monday from Clermont ; the greatest or-
dcr took plaCe in disbanding the corps, which-all
shelved the best disposition. The sub-ollicei•s and
soldiers received their pay, 6re. according to thc
orders of his Majest3%-

EIIENCH PAPERS--(RECEIVE' THIS MORNING.)

ORDINANCES OF THE KING.

[The Gazette °fluidic of the 26th is occupied
by two long Ordinances ; the first being tits
quel to that of the tst September, concerning the
organisation of the National Guard; the other
rtlates to the changes of uniform in the different
corps, and contains all the new regulations for
their equipment, &c.]

(From .the 21Ioniteur of the 26th)

FEANKrORT, SEPT.I 9.—The articles published hi
the Rhenish Mercury against Russia, France, and
England, have no official or demi-official chat•acter;,
they only, contain: the expression .of the private
sentiments of the Editorand his protectors.'
day that Journal contains an attach upon Austria.
,SQI.,EURE, 1:5,—They write from Geneva,
thatseveral English families that had quitted that

city, and its env►rons in the spring, on the news
ot,Buonaparce's iuvaliun, have now returned tai.

Cher. The number of foreigners, and especially
Of English, %vim have been within 'the last week
vi,:t the Glaciers 'of •Chamoitnv, is consi-

dcra!)!

PARIS, Duke of Orlenn-- hay=
itig been summoned by a letter from the 1-ling to
be present at the. opening of the ap.poaching Se's-
sioil of the two thamb,ers-, ianu,diately set mit
Iron) the ernintry *svat near London, which he
t.)eenpiet witii his. family., and has just arrived in
Faris. The Duchess antl--Mideinoiselfe...4 Orleans,
as well as
.the yon4.l)ritseei affil Princesses re-
main in England.

(Froyn the Debuts)

PARIS, SEPT. 25.—The 3d Russian corps

ll'arniee wider the orders of Gen; Thitiman, is
to arrive to-morrow at ,Paris. The march and
the renroval -of the niagazines -of the Royal Prus-
sian Guards who ►were to repass the Rhine has
been stopped ; but. the day of-their depatinre. is
Trufyet fixed. • .

We are assured tiyat the Prussian troops were
to commence tilt siege of La Fere on-the 21st of

this 'month.,

This Paper.mentions a.afebtachaly aechlent at
Dole on the 21st inst. by which tea Ansirian,sol-
diets were killed, And 16,borribly wolinded, by
11:e e.xploiti of a magazine, in tvhich-they. were
-enplOyed in nfaking

The courier-from Brussels, which ought to have
arrived the itay' before yer.erday; has not cOme

tv-day,

. A
SEAT.barelay de
Tay, Ge.n. in Chief of the Russian army, arrived
bere to-day on- his way from France. A of

the RUssian army .-I.liCh returns to Poland will
pass through Saxony-and another through
Inia, though souse persons say that Austria has re-
fused to allow any Russiati troops to pass,-through
her States. - •

NANTES, SEPT. 22,7,—TheGazett.c of this city of
the 90th contains the following

The'pulAe tranquillity was yesteiday:compro,
mised ; it might have been violently distnt:bed....
Quarrels,—scenes of tumult and 'disorder, took
place.; and but fin• the prudence of the; Prus-
sian Otfceys, the paternal cares of the Adminis-
tration, and the vigilance of 'the Police, serious
accidents might have resulted. Fortunately the
authors of this tumult are for the greater part
strangers in this city. The inhabitants feel too
strongly how much it is their interest to maintain
a good ,understanding with the Allied troops ; they
will not suffer that 'agitators,' men whom no
one wilt 'own, and who have no character
-or responsibile. situation in triis town, should
compromise the►u against an armed force. If

'there are any persons who have any well-foundcd
-complaints to urge against the military, they may,
with -coiliftleiie, address themselves to the Com-
Mandant and to Mei and they may be assured that
they will meet wilt protection and justice ; Lot
.the same time, the Mote I ant disposed to*be-
•onte their defender, the More intiexibjeshall
'be towards those enemies to all repose and
.publie
happiness; from whom it is tine to deliver the
'society they perpetually agitate and outrage
by their wicked attempts. •

G.,vvo at the Mayoralty-, Town-Hall of ...S;anteg,

September IS, 1815.

The Mayor of Nantes,BOISMORIN, Adjataat

(then follows a Proclaipation to the same
effect, from M. de Sommer/Cid, the Commandant
of the place; in which he notices, hat even the
p itrules and gardcs de. carps had been insulted by
t pOpuhce on thcAith. He threatens•eapital
punishment to those guilty of such outrages, and
tinnoiinevs, that•the strictest and most severe;rea7
sates ate adopted,)

(From the Joiirnal tle

VA RIS, SEPT. 26.--The rumour of the nomina;-
tionpf i. Delpierile to the Situation of Prefect
of Polide, is one of those that obtain most credit.
It -is by•mistake that some .journals have as.:
serted thatthe Apollo Belvidere is_ rAnnoved from
the Museum. , Nothing up to .this time skews
any intention that it is to be taken' away.

The Eitig.of Prussia walked in the Gt eat Gal.:;
levy or. the' Zlioscom, the dity before. S7c.iterday
(Stli)(1;4y), from noon till 011 C o'clock.

`l".lc. Duke of Fe!Ere is expectd in Paris to.:.

inorrok*...

the departmeOt of the Lower Rhine, x:-
traordinary cnntr,ibution of'
132,000 francs has
been imposed for the.puipose of paying the table
expences of the Prince, of Lioh,.!nzollinio, anti the
Officers of his army, from the 20th to the 30th of
this month.

m. has publkbecl at Osnabruck a Get:,
,
rnan poem iu ttvo cantos, entitled—The Death of

Allorta4.

News from Madrid state, that Many old ebap
lye been -',l..teri tin a$ prisons ; ye are as 7
ttiat,;,l,ooo pe;.sons ilave been arrested in'

to US

that '..iing(lont for tilt...lr opinions. tievetal

offieers in the di visicin of Mina loive been eon-
titonned to serve as common soldirs. M. LOiae'z,•
the author of several hisicen.ctmleMned