The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-27 00:00:00

FR ENPI PAPERS.

[RECEIVED 11-113 MOUNJNG.I
(From the Moniteiirs of the 23d and 2411:.)

ticience of Paris.

Cuards.

The saute article mentions the arrival-at Barce-
lona of the Marquis de Riyiere) Aitibassador of
Louis XVIII. at the Ottoman Porte, and M.
33ruslart, the late Governor of Corsica, who re-
cently distinguished himself by his loyal conduct
Irv', MAY I4.—(Extract from a private let-
ter.)—We have just received the Manifesto (pub-
lished on the '2(l inst.) by which his Majesty sig-
nifies the motives which induced him to adhere to
the Declaration of the 13th March, against INra,
roleon.

.This document (Rays the Correspondent of the
3fonitetir) signed by M. Cevaflos, is u long piece
cf declamation, which does not throw credit
nn the rep►ttation of this Minister for eloquence_
Pe ids the obscurity_ of the language, the rca-
.

ming kipptars to us to be for the most pat t very
weak ; and above all,- the provocation given to..
Na?olcon cannot fail to elicit revelations which
reight well be dispensed with in 'this country.
indeed, all that has happened is only the eon"-
srquenee of the kteonsiderateness of our So-•
sereigns, father• and son, 'reciprocally denonn:-
eing each other, and railing tor the. intervention
of the Chief of France. • The pamphlet of M.
Escoiquiz has raised part of the veil which covered -
these deplorable scones, and forced the most in-
attentive reader to ask hintseff %vita( was the cause
of the simultaneous arrival of,Charles IV. and
Ferdinand VII. at Bayonne.
War-is declared.--The Councillors of the King
did not wish to recede, and the Monarch espouses
the quarrel and the resentments of a man who has.
perverted the reason of his pupil for 15 years,atul
whose ambition has caused all our misfortunes.
FR A XFO;IT, :+IA l I.—Prince Schn•artzeuherg
has reached the grand head-quarters at -Heidel-
berg, obese the Emperors of Austria and Russia
cxpteted.

The .'rinse Royal of Wlrternhurg has his head-
q•l::rrers at Brneksal, his corps d'armee extends

2101,tg the Rhine frpni-Ke.hltJ Philisbourg.
The Grand Ccnmeil has been engaged in delibe-
t:,:dons on the Declaration of the'Great Allied
ll.,‘veLs at Vienna, of the 20,411 Hare-h. After a

(F,cassioo of great iotereit, the t7;rloil COI ncil re-

.s.lyed, almost ttnanhociusly, to ..ttihere to this tic-
;

...... . .
crir.it:oo.—( Gazette de Lausanne.) _ ..-
. 'itte. Mon::leur Of the 2.3 it contains a rong letter
from the Eland of Martinique, dated the .oth
lt.arch, nhich describe 3 every thing - 'in that
I,lanti as going to ' ruin. It appears, f;oni the
eon'ent3 of this-letter, the meaning of which is'
T.-ey.ohscure, that the troops who went thither to

spread rebellion were not seconded by the spirit of
the c 0,107.i.zts nor of the troops on the island.—
T;re letter is with complaints of tlie'prilva,
Lure of English influence.

.Tvzirnal tie l'Empire, of Me 23d ant! 14M.)

PAicis, MAY 23.—Tlie order given t:) prevent
the egress of into, diligtuces, awl goods, from

P.:ltus, 'Mot 23.—'Ilie Captain of a ship fi:om
:"Fromantine, of the'l6th May, states, that lie saw

)fliith col: potion on the coast-of St. Gilles. Near

the e7l2ing-UrOtlnd there were several English
'shins, one of which had the white flag ifoistetl on
its mitcn-trast. On the evening of his departure
from Fromantine, this Captain learned that A
Fat ti' of insorgents had attacked a post of the in-
-valid cont-guards (gardes-cutes) and of the (lona,
t:ers, advabcing from Sables to Noirmoutiers.----
;Every precaution 'has been taken lot- the security
'of this coast, and _to guard against all attempts
on the r;.lrt of the English.
A Journal (the Aristcripfe) announced some days
ago, that the partisans of the old Ocivernmrnt
had exe;ted di,turbances at i3esangon and its I
Iteighbonthood. We are authorised to conrra(lict
this statement. The tranquillity of Besattlon has
never been for a moment disturbed.

)t
paragraph in the Monitnr states, .that the
4th and 6th legions cf. the National (uartl had
earnestly begged to be authorised to go to

in the congnietion of the %yolks destined tot file

Efich of the Ministers has given a personal gif
,nf 3000 francs for the rgnipment of the Nationa

PRESMIRO, MA}. s.—Tlic King a Saxony set
lout from Bence, some drays ago, for the castle of
Luxemburg. his Majesty 'was accoMpanied by
the Minister Count Einsidel and Gen. Zeschau.
The Queen, &c. bare remainvl here.—(Joutttal
rl
Frankfort.)

BARCELONA, Arm IG.-3Testerday the Count
tlr Latour-du-pin, one of the French Plenipoten-
tiaries to the Congress of Vienna, and who was
sent on a fruitless errand to Massena, landed bt
this port with the Abbe de Janson, the former
(rand-Vicar in La Vend 6e. Both irnalediatily
bet out for Madrid.-