The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

(From tide Gazette de France)

august spouse.

This journey was projected

I long time since.
The King of Bavaria, who was to set off on the
23d, wishes to be in his capital to receive the il-
lustrious traveller.
The departure of the Kings
.of Prussia and
Denmark is again. put off.
It is believed that the hmperor of Austria, who
intended going to Italy, has changed his mind,
and that it is his intention to go to Frankfort.
Lord Wellington is still here, but be NViIL3Ct
out on Thursday for Brussels.
HANOVER, MARCH 20.—Count Munster is ex-
pected here the beginning of-next month. Count
Bennigsen was to leave 'us, and to go to Russia,
but we understand that his Excellency has receis;-
,-
ed counter-orders.

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STRASBURGII, MAac a, 28.—Wc are assured that
General Baron de Vincent, Minister I'lenipoten-
•tiary of Austria. in France, has just passed this
city incog. on his way to Vienna. He crossed tlre
Ritine in a large boat, which has been establish-
ed within these.few days to keep up the coin-
/
mtmications between the two banks.
We arc assured that a corps of obserVation will
be formed in Alsace, of which it is said Marshal
Ney will have the supreme command. . •
ROUEN, MAECII 31. —We. 'are assured that tlio
Prefects have received orders to engage the Mem-
bers of the Electoral College to prepare to be. at
Paris as soon as possible. It is desirable that they
should arrive at the same lime with the Empress
and King of Rome.'

The Members of the Electoral Colleges are to
form- a grand assembly in the middle of the Champ
de Mars ; there the Emperor will present to. his
people his. August Spouse •and the Prince, the
hope of the nation, which be will 'one day
govern ! ! !

PARis, Amt. 1.---The Emperor set off to-day
at half-past two from the palace of the Thuille-
ries. Many petitions have been presented to
him
in his carriage. His Majesty took the road to St.
Cloud.

His Majesty visited the house established fOr
the education of the daughters of the Members a,
,
the Legion of Honour. It was a very affecting
sight to see the Emperor surrounded by five hun-
ched young girls, whose fathers had either been
killed on the field of battle, or had received ho-
nourable wounds.

An Order of the Day has been published •at
Paris, by the Minister at War, stating, that in
consequence of complaints made by the inhabi-
tants of that city on tthow the troops were quar-
tered, regulations bad been adopted to relieve
thew. '.ll,se regulations are published.

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY op SUNIMY MORNING.
The official Wzette of Vienna, of the 20th
March, contains two Proclamations of the Em-
peror, to the Vrench :.'eople and the Army.
The Mercury of the Lower Rhine announces,
that the Princes of Germany are putting them-
in an attitude to repel every attack.
Count Lille is not gone to Frankfort, and con-
sequently does not continue his route to Vienna.

I;Attl's, 111,;;;;.11 31.—The Emneror went out
yestertlay.at 2 o'clock, iniiis
carriage. ?'Lis is
the first time of his going ahrohd since his arri-
val, having been entirely occupied with affairs of
State.
The REVIEW of the National Guard is again post-
poned from the 2d to the 9th April.—Gazette de
France.

According to letters from Seville and *Malaga,
a rising took place in Madrid, and the King was
forced to Tilt his Capital.
General .Grauchi is, it is said, named Governor
of Lyons.
j,‘Jinister of' War, it is said,
,has given or.

uttering ferocious shouts. Pillage and assassina-
tion soon 'commenced. O❑ the 11th, pursuant to
the orders of Government, the French families
began to move from the city, for the purpose of
quitting the Spanish territories. The populace
sacrificed about thirty victims ; the number of
houses pillaged is not yet ascertained.

Set era

priests were among the number of those, asses-
sinated.—The Teniente de Rey (Colonel Velard)
was poignarded. Thus was he caught in his own
snare ; because it is impossible not to see in this
movement the secret operation of the Spanish
Government.

• RomE, Almicu Fesch harliad
several meetings at his house, and liar receised a
great many visits, since the news of the progress
of Napokon,.

For some days numerous rations of bread have
been ordered in the towns where Neapolitan troops
are cantoned. The number of those in motion is
said to be 40,000 men.

Prince Canino has had several conferences with
his Holiness.

VIENNA, MARCH 21.—The Emperor Alexander
sets off towards the end of the month for Mu-
nich and Carlsrnhe. lie will finch at Munich his

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.ders for thepreparation of two th°lls3' t
a
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upon the route which the equipages °IV r
press follow !
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PARIS, APRIL 2.—The Emperor, aceofs.
by Count Bertrand, yesterday took the in
carriage.
Mr. Hue, who went to Calais with the t rtcOre'
was not able to embark there ; he aftely-dept,
expectation of meeting the King, went cijest
and then to Ostend, with his .three
money. •
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It is said that 'the soldiers of the IffiPer„i‘,lo°
arc this day to give a fraternal diinier,T Dar,
the National Guard of Paris ; for wh'"
100 lion-commissionedofficers and pr'll-es
been selected from each Legion• begirt
The Marshal of the Camp L'Allenland
appointed Lieutenant-General. o°s
,acti
M. Paer has been removed froggy ht; 6r cool'
of Director of the Opera, and of
Theatres. .
y°l
The EmperOr has sent a Proclamation 1%00"
by which be orders the Marseilinis Pei
guard, who have invaded the confines -o,ja
phin6, to return, to their homes, wide jpirig
being apprehended and peunishell as
gaged in civil war. ore
By another Decree, be orders nll the Who
men of the Royal manufactoi ies of 3/11;tsc'e the,
had been exempt from the Conscription l'ijimen-
year 1808, to join their different estabil re as
in ten days, under pain of being CO be.
deserters.
By another Decree all' the Titles of Li.311/3°llr:,
longing th to the. Princes of the House °;,jetl
bon and of Emigrants who have retur'nitor
France since the Ist of April, 1814, are
i lately to be restored to the Archives of -he
Aire. •

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CURIOUS LETTER,
d
Extractedirom the Jour2tal de Paris of t-e , letter
4" We promised our readers a seeria o 0
r„, I/
from the Bi3hop 'of Orthosia to M.:13-ey at
Archbishop of Rheims. This letter is
Mime,' March. hi, 1815, and is as fONOSCS
e. AOC
" Siß—You now know at' Paris°4, th
of Bttonaarte, and we hear that he vas in
,
.
to
vence, at Digne, on the 4th of this anr-
eig
in
" This flight has made us still better t"
ed with the kind of men amon ,
Moir Pe
g i:
obilP
First, we have seen that there are many J
sjorg 4ctithe
at Nome who rejoice at this event, ant' 0/
English,opi
most absurd reports; next, the' English, oi°f
• ins ironically to pity us, then speaking big f (115#
the means of Buonaparte, and the nnioh—er0
did
contented in France, they seem to eo--15
as already master of that country ;---othei 'OO tlre
r,
Andlook out I tvas Whenthere notwe aalowsawyesr:Lalbeti:byiorigilld,
he keep
selves—you had even a Commissioner in t'a to tThey will then say we were not appointe-t 5`14-67
And you thcrc ,In salt;
to a son of the famous Lord North, w":•„re tja-0
posed here to be a great wit.- I eunc;-c3,
0
if you had seen Buonaparte alone at 44'1e0
,
might not have taken notice of him '
'l5O o you see a flotilla of seven ships with
.doy
bosh armed and with cavalry, the first ,ire)1(1;
the ships that meet him is to ask : NVII° ste't
Where are you going ? Say, Sir, that Y,°;001 n',
fault. Luckily, the time for
the philant:lg for u~
your Allied Sovereigns is past. It remal,fiur .lest
to do justice to it. Confess, Sir, that Y„iciti
lousy was excited at seeing the Pr.°sre "
France revive." He (lid not answer oil 1,
and I c)aahlrla,tnega,edictilitah.ene subject of conversatia,°Poiie °t,
" On the other hand, the Court .ot
groecliantn
Br etamdiyi
as,
the. fe%
port° fo'
again to liberty. His mother, still at -
d to 00
ern
rajO, with Madame Bertrand, Has "I t her ti
theati. 0 French
ns cal • neoP ,
glishmen who have bone tha-
to see her, „oes ,
fought no longer for the purpose of eon'
said to 4011".5e
trill oturninffgertoantlilieoEnonigirlaisblilemp7a,cest
English are detestable; almost all those )Jib Sit
fihig
to Italy have gone to see Buonaparte
in
they even go thither after he has left it, t 0 cbest;
Mother ; here we have allowed forty-six
dt bei'l
sent by his Mother, to he brought in vciEb° laft
\searched. ter' c
." Cardinal Fesch said, the day ber°l.-eyeS
ao,
at the house of the 'Marchioness 111aissir 01e1
~aft
O • Buonaparte bad already an army of - 5 1:4 SO Pe
.it
that Massena had, joined him, and that
Elba, to
v'e l
la'e
partments had sent Deputations to n
him to come tO France, and his Pt°srects
Elf
s
most brilliant. bio~„s
"On every occasion this man shows briar
briar
against the Bourbons ; be is un,v°rtitbst Yi.°ls
-Archbishop of Lyons, and 1 aro snre.ro,
Excellency will find means to remove lilAtoba_s, Jet
.an enemy to the King. He refused theiebroteuct,
dor in January to go to the mass, ee'
memory of Henry IV. ; the Amhassadoti'llo oiaj;
has treated him too well, for be as4e(!'itd tice
to dinner. As for me, I have never visit` now
and at the Ambassador's dinner 1 took tile„cs'
of him.—Lucien, who till the present
„ov
peared indiGrent about his brother/ "stet.}7e'Ll
lously adopts his cause. The day before °1114.7er
at the Princess of Wales's, typo oprojeo
from Naples, he talked in the most
rob pragi
.manner, giving an account of tile of
of.:-Buonaparte, and saying, that On p'o,.
ire I
the on
tbhe
at a
Paris
on tG renyabal( that
Grenoble
liteh
aSat luay,tot j°i,,l.lell:
with him. This Princess of Wales
hoJog .6e
caa4
fool ; she sets out to-day without
Rome, in order to embark at Ane":tantlY `rots
day and the day before she Was C"'preoc
Fesch and Lucien Buonaparte ; the left ;,
ber
her right hand, and the other 09 •
foreign sinv'none. but English, and a few rei
and admitted no Frenchman• ,cilbrest
The Pope is reconciled to M b
:Murat, oiled
ceded from some of his pretensiOn.sierestiliss:l,
of the letter contains nothing veil 11.1000°
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