The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PA PERS.

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VIENNA, DEC. 18.—It was reported yesterday,
that the Einfieror*.of-fiiistria has gi%en orders for
disbanding the Lank‘vehr, and reduCiii the army
to the peace footing.—The departure .of the Sfi-
ver&gus is thought to be nearer than was lately
expected. I.:Lie liankiag-house. of Fries-, which.
conducts most Of their pecuniaiy tr4nsacitions,
has, within these few (lays, nurchaied a great
deal of specie. It is certain that the: horse, and
egnipage of tile King of Wurteinherg have already
set olf.

Row, Dr.c. ILL—Something i, transacting at
present so-very extraordinary, as at the:same time
to excite our hopes and fears. The
.I.Neapolitan
army which occupied the Mark Ancona, hAs
been just placed under the orders of Pield-MarslßJ
Bellegarde. We know that that by treaties,con-
eluded betwegn Austria and the: King of. N,:plos,
that Prince was nut bound to bring an army int()
the field but in case of war, and then it v.as to
be commanded by himself, What, then, is- the
meaning of these new arrangements, and against
whOin do Austria and Naples mean to tight
France has no linger any possession in Italy. Is
it, then, ;the intention oh the Austrian Court to
occupy these Provinces, 111 order to restore them
to the Holy Sec !—lt is again re.ported, that the
greater part of the_Sovereigns 110 W at Vienna will
visit Rowe : one thing is certain, that, notwith-
standing the poverty of our finances, the Paal architects have received orders to repair and-npew
furnish the vast Quirinal Palace,
CREMONA, DEC. 1 G.—tVe have seen with asto-,
nishinent about 400 Italian ehasseurs, of different
regiments, pass by our cit!,:r, who had received a
line of march by the Tyrofinfo Austria and
pry. They decerted with their arms, ba:kgage,
and horses. We have received them as brothers,
whom we. Were afraid we had lost. Austria is
strangely mistaken in her plans on Italy; if the
thinks'We will consent to see our sons exiled...in
her, provinces, ‘vhile her own soldiers take their
places here.—lt is said we shall have a Change in
the Administiation of our Country ; ex-
pect nothing good. Accou, utsfroin Sun II of, Italy oeeasiou soute fears that ,re shall soon see oar fine country devastated anew,----Tbe
Ai th:,ri
ties no longer persecute our youth..—Many
jta-
Functionaries:have resigned,
MAnai_n, Dec. I?.—Several persons belonging
to the household of Ferdinand and his: brother

Tio'tilin aVe viiTeSica uJ partisans Ol
Liberales. - The English merchants sett:,d at s-
dii
have refused to pay the 'forced lOart_ i hich shai
been imposed Upon the commerce of that town
for the egniptnetit and chdrges of the eipedition
to ,America, which, it should seem; never will s:q
sail. Some of the purchasers of nAtioird
mains, who have been divested of the properly
they had acquil-ed,lvithont receiving any indemni:.
fication, have j;;St been burthened with forced nu.:
positiOns. At Madrid, Dqn -Alvaro B.cuitd hits
been .requirt4 to'pay.:3o,ooo piastres ; Barrer:is,
merchant, ;;000 ; 2lt.d Zuurta, SOP°. The Men:-.
hers Of the P.e.gency, Agat4 and Ciscar, live I;ee4
taken front their prison, and sent ttp Chantantin,
town about league. froM Madrid..

(h AvEr.INES, DEC. 15.--:-Snore days ago thq
Engii,h !sung returned to this town, after inairyz
years absence; occasioned by the disturbancLA oe
the itin,ohition. TheY took refuge in England; oC
Gossfield Park, where, for 18 months; they had•
the happiness Ed 41i3re to that celebrated aiy:'unt
with the King of France and his family. The good
inhabitants of Glovelioes and its vicinity iiitui-;
felted the grcatcst joy on the return of these nuns
to their ohl cu'., cut. The authorities of the Cow-
mune; and the principal inhabithnts, welcomed
theth, and testitie I their satisfaction qt again hav-i
lug them in their !0 'in, where their convent sub-
sisted for 250 years.

P4ats, Dre. Dd.—TheTribunal of Correctional
Police had 'condemned tot-lir, years imprisonment,
.500:0 fr. fine, and to the loss of civil right!, for firs
Years, Sicurs Angus, literary ni Ferri], sea.
.I.lpokseller, iii Faris,. Mare-Rogan,. p;inter, at
'Mortaign, and frouile, foreman of the laiter, for
publishing an anonymotis turi defamatory libel.--
They appealed front'. this sentence, and_ the
torney-Gcnertd also appealed from the same sen-
tence, whi:.ll condemned another bookseller, of
the paint: of Rousseau, to only 10 fr. The
appeal tviis heard at great length by the !Loyal
Court, in their sittings of the 26th and 27th; •and
yesterday the Court pronounced their decree, cow:
firming the sentence of the first Judges. The
bookseller Deutz', fined in 10 francs -by a forniec
judgment, has been entirely acquitted. The posts
and patroles".of the national guards, have rece.ived
orders for some days past to Stop and *search ail ,
such haekney-coacheJ, driving abOut at-icy a cer--
tain bout• of the night', as they Way deem proper.
The Council-General of the Bank has fixed the
last half year's dividend for 1814, at 30 francs per
share.—The.Chamber of Depti!ies, nit the SBlll
December, was principally occupied in healing.
reports varions',Pctitions.