The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

a Few spectators.

The greatest gentrify has for some days reigned
at Orleans. The French troops walk through the
city side by side, and mingled with those of the
Allies. They behaVe very well, and the Allies
give nO'cause for cnniplaint:
On the night between the 25th and 2Gth. of
July, a conspiracy lras.diseostred at Poietiers,
formed by a Colonel of, infantry. 71" hey were to'
take possession of, the publicrepos;tories, and of
two General Officers. The colonel and ae-.
complices were arrested and taken before the
Prince d'Eckintdil.

Some excesses mingieri \rid' the, rejoicings at
Bourileaox : windows were broken, and some fc-
ntales, noted Buonaparti,ts, were paraded about,

mounted on asses.

General Lecourbe is shut up in Befort. Be-
sancon is still blockaded.

[Au article in this Paper duce(' from Rion, the
27th July, coutains. an extract of ai► older of the
day, issued by Get. Execimons on the 25 h. It
states, that the army had submitted to the King,
and that every individual detected in a❑ atteiol►t, to
disturb the public tranquillity, is to be arrested.]

(Pions the Gazette de France.)
M ARsr.H.LEs; JULY 26.—We ;are acsurccl that

Ttlurdt the Ex-King, has left the envtrons of
Torsion, in an English ship, with passpi!vs ii orn
English Generals. It is supposed, that after the
example of.• his brother-in-hilt, he will go to
Great Britain. •

it re•as only on the morning of the day before
yesterday that the city of Tonkon. capittdatell':—
the National Guarti and the Free-corps of Mar-
seilles'enteredit in) the evening, at six O'clock.—
Tile English who accompanied 'these troops re-

turned yesterday.
PARIS, AUG. 1.-The Duke of Richelieu is-to
set out for Russia very soon,

[This Paper-contains-a letter 'to the Editor,
-signed " James- Goidon." It is rs•ritterl by the
brother of the brave Officer who was sent under•
a flag of truce' to summon Cond6 to surrender,
find who was seized, and infamously murdered by
the Commandant, after the mockery of being
tried by a military tribunal. This letter states,
that the assass ris are to be tried and•brought to
COildign p:nnThmer►t. lt, also refutes tl►r) Use-
hoods which had been circulated, imputing im-
prudence to the Adjutauf-General Gordon in ven-
turing with a flag of trirce without a trumpeter.]

5 per Centc

FrtE,Ncti FUNDS.

co f. L 6 c. Gl f. 6?f.,50e.

FLANDERS MAIL.

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Baussrms, JULY 31.—The Cologne Ggzeile af-
firms, that all the Frencl; fortresses on the Upper
Rhine have submitted.—All the works of art c-ar-
ried from Prussia by the French have been de-
manded at Paris by ri ince Blucher, and this just
restitution of valuable articles seized by the force
of arms begins to be carried into effect : why
should not the Belgians have the same rights.?
why should the master-pieces of the Flemish
school, taken from Ghent, Antwerp, and other
cities, not be restored to us ? The plans of the
magnificent maps of i/ctrari are still in the ar-
chives of the War Department
.at :Paris, as well
as the plans ryf Luxembourg, Wesel, Mentz,
and other fortresses: all these. ought to be re-
stored; the Conquerors are well entitled to take
back from the cow-fueled what the latter have ob-
tained .by au abuse of victory.--(Oracle„111-
gust 1.)

FRANK FORT, JULY 27.—The Savors General
Lecog arrived here yesterday. The first column.
of the Saxon troops arrived the same clay in oor
ti-eighbourttoad.

It is affirmed that, after the re-establishment of
Peace, the Archduke Charles will he named Vice-
roy of Italy, .anil ‘vill reside with his young. con-
sort at Milan, where is brilliant Court ‘viii be
held, which will fulfil the- wishes of the Italian
nation.

AIX-LA-,CHAPELLEi JULY 30.—The 6th corps,
of the Prussian army arrived here from Berlin on
the 28th,

AV:-LA-CHAPELLE, JULY 28.—The qfficial Ga-
zette of this City contains the following Letter :

TO THE PREFECT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE

SEINE.

• Paris, 'July 10,7915.
Sza,—Your agreeable-letter of the 9th, which I hare hail
the honour to receive this morning, has been sea ur the ori-
ginal, as you desired, to his Piince Bluchei, of
Wahlstadt.

After the reiterated crders, which I-bare rreeiretifor the
raising of the contribution imposed by this Prince tin the City
of Paris, it is nut tong in my power to ayoilt those coercive
measures which are rendered necessary in the tergiversations
employed to chute my propositiotts. At the receipt of this,
letter, you mid several of the inhabitants of Paris are ptaced as
hostages under a military guard, and if we de 116 t receive this