The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-20 00:00:00

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, TUESDAY MORNING.
News from Vienna of the 29th state, that the
Congress has disposed of the kingdom of Naples
in favour of Prince Ferdinand, second son of the
King of Eh& Two Sioilies. He has set out far

.The day before yesterday, at the review, • a
young Lady approached the Emperor; and handed.
to him a rouleau, containing 25,000 francs in
Bank notes, fur the equipment of the National
Guards.
Baron Louis, Et. Minister of Finance, arrived
at Gheut on the 10th inst.
It is said that the EMperor has given orders to
dismantle 20 ships of the line, which will afford
1500 pieces of cannon for land service.
PARIS, iIjAY 16.—1 n the evening of the day be.
fore yesterday, about eleven o'clock, four indivi-
duals, in the Rite de la Loi, began to throw into
the shops a pamphlet, entitled, Cries Alarm.—
ln this writing, full of horrible provocations,
there is contained an undisguised propOsal to as-
sassinate the Emperor. „Two of these individuals
were seized by a Geu d'Arme and a wine-mer-
chant, in whose shop the pamphlets were thrown ;
die two others escaped. Those arrested are the
Sieur Boequet, charged by the Sieur Le Normant,
printer of The Journal de Empire, with powers to
draw letters and money front the Post-office; the
other is the son of the Sieur be Normant him-
self. As thiscrime will be pursued before the
.Tribunals, we shall abstain from all reflections.

bTRASBURG, :MAY 13.—Our national guards
supply all the strong places which have been left
by the troops of the line. The army of the Rhine
has taken a position, protecting Spire, and along
the Rhine to iluningen. It is united on the right
to the corps, of observation of Jura, of which the
head-quartcrs are at Befort. It has formed under
the latter place a camp, commanded by .Lieute-
nant-General Lecourbe, - having► under his orders
five Lieutenant-Generals, among whom are Abbe
Cazitex and tlLtru►lei. Other divisions of reserve
•are formed at Iresonl and Besancon.

In the second line the seven passages of Vosges
are guarded by two dirisio.us of reserve, of whielt
the right is upon
.13efort, and the left upon are'
army of the Mozelle. Preparations are making
throughout with a prodigio.us
The troops'of the army of ,the Moselle, com-
manded by Lieut.-Gen. Gerard,are moving to take a
position in advance of Thionville and Lougwy.
It appears that the army. of the Alps is very strong
in advance of Chamberv.

METz, MAY I3.—The news of great success of
the King of Naples against the Austrians reaches
us by Switzertaut] and Frankfort. It has caused
R lively sensation. •It appears that the King drew
after him the Austrians, who had the imprudence
to divide. into two columns, of which one directed
its march tipon Route, and the other upon An-
cona. The King, affer having collected his forces,
marched upon the force which formed the left
column., commanded by Field Marshal Comte de
Neipperg. The King of Naples made 8000 prisoners
and has taken- 2t.ipieces of cannon. One Field,
Marshal has been .ivOunded, as well as-four other
Generals, of whicly it aplieark many have been
taken. Sonic letters stater that 'it is General
Bianchi who has 'been. Wcinntled ; according to
others it is General-Neipperg.
Motis, -MAY I2.—The General of the En-
gineers, Montfort, directs the works of the forti- •
tications of our city. In a Month Lyons will-be •
indeed a.place of war. There will be t‘vo hundred
pieces of ordnance upixn the works constr'ncrecV
between she Rhone and the Saone, upon the r
heights of the right bank of the Rhone, and at
the tetn de pont of Brottaux and Guillot ire. &x
thousand men of our National Guard are already
armed.

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DECREE OF MURAT.

Joachim Napoleon, King of the Two Sicilies,—
Having ascertained from the limper authorities,
that some Neapolitan vessels, captured and carried
into Trieste since'the commencement of hostilities
between our troops and those of the'Emperor of
Austria, were immediately released by the. Aus-

trim, .Authorities;

Wishing to second with all our power every
measure which may redound to the interests of
coutruerce,and disconnect war between Sovereigns
from private interests—
' Desiring to contribute to the utmost of
_our.
power to establish and cause to be 'received
principles the most tavoun•able to the unlimited
liberty of commerce, we have decreed, and do de-
cree, as follows :

Art. 1. Privateeringis abolished in our kingdom, and shall
always be prohibited in regard to every nation that shall not
permit it against our flag. In consequence hereof,' we will
nut issue any letters of marque, and those already issued shall
be immediately recalled.
2. The prizes which may have been made by privateers
under, our flag, before the publication of this decree, shall be
immediately restored; saving to the owners the right of re-
claiming fr.:Jai Government to the extent of what they were
entitled O.
a. The Austrian merchant flag shall continue to be received
in the parts of our kingdom like those of all other nations,
and shall there enjoy all the protection of the laws, provided
the Neapolitan flag be equally received into the ports of'the
Austrian empire.
4, Our Ministers, each in his department, are charged with
the exzcatian of the present Deane.
(Signed) JOACHEW NAPOLEON.
(A true Copy.) .The Count Ile MOESBURG.
Faenga, April 170815.

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• TheSr ab'fi write -froth gOU'rdetiuk On the
that thbre V6O yoting idol of th Departmeta
of the airOnde have voluntarily enrolletr
lieiii-
selves for the dtfente of their country.
The jonrnals of brussels ;ay, that th Dtt4e-of._
itagusa has left that City' to return td Switzer-
land.