The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-02 00:00:00

BUDNAPARTE'S PORTFOLIO.

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Th,'!ollowitig additional raxtratts fronithis in-
teresting pnLiieation, relate. the public feeling
throughout France towards Ilti'oN Irma E. They
arc taken from the report: smote by his tagent.3.—
M. 13 EsIGNY wtitcs tis follows front Bourdeanx,
under date of the 7th June, 1615
roblic feeling- contintics bad enough. Tile
juntc.al ho.ly, hut eqecially the advocates, are
decidedly against lite Government. Since your
Ddajesty's return they have ceascel to plead.
"'!'his proceed;,. Ist. front that cbtss of men
being !onci of cptarrelliog in every state of things, •
tool always in opposition to the e,tahlishell Go-
vt:rinnen; 2d.:bt*C4llSt• the Duchess D' Angouleme
flattered them much, and acted .entively according
A() their achice : 3d. thcir elf-love prevents them
front rettogra(iing- utter Lhey had pronounced them-
selves Si) decidedly.
The ittercirants itf Ilourdeanx, chiefly com-
ynsvd offorei,4evrs, look' icpon that only as their
country where they can gain Omit- money*: this
class of men it:is the most determined hatred to
the imperial Gowerninetit they Wet e besides fa-
naticised by the residence of the Duchess.: the
real truth is, that lIIC\j al C 0018 ineapahre of his-
tetti.:!g to tiny reasoning, that they ascribe mild
ntelsores to weakness, anti that nothing but a
conduct at !VlC:Yin:it and Severe can maintain this
emnitty. Genet ally speaking, the reports made
to MinkterS by the Authoritiei ate not correct.
ume exaggerate the danger ; others conceal it,
and none do arty thing to rcnied-y it."
The following are some extracts• from a report
by M. Lanoov, one of lltomapatte's os•derlv of-
ficers, on the state of. the Departmcnt of \r an-

close
" The public feeling is generally had—Royalist
and Popish ; still more so at Avignon than in the
rest of the department.; the district, of Carpentras
is also one of the worst., The enemies of Govern-
-went constitute by fat the majority, and its friends
arc few. All is tranquil enough at the present
moment, though there are no troops in the de-
partment ; but should there be,reverses, insurrec-
tional fuovefilents will
_probably ensue." Thu
writer then recommends, the formation of a move-
able column 'to enforce sulnitission. He thus cha-
racterises the Bishop trf Avignon and his clergy :
—" The Bishop is a good and sound-thinking
prelate ;* he is old, and perhaps a little weak : the
rest of the priests are bad, doing a great deal of
mischief ; it is, besides, not wonderful that they
cnjOy iatitience, as the population is all popish."
M. de Linnoy
.reports as follows. from Mar-
seilles, on the Bth of. June :—" Public feeling is
extremely, bad at Marseilles, and also throughout
the whole department : only .a few days ago they
tore • down there all the symbols of political rege-
neration -; an eagle on a placard excited the fury
of the Mrtrseillese ; they shouted " Viec le 116 i !"
and regarded as an insult the cry of " Vice 11.4.;tn-
pertntr P' .lately as eight days ago we. durst
scarcely propose to the National Guard the as-
sumption of the national flag, and the oath of fide-
lity to your Al jesty ; even then it was neces-
sary to declare the place in a state of siege, and
to bring,caonon into the public squares. In the
Mean time, although there are few houses where
we do hot see the national colours, yet we should
greatly deceive ourselves if we took them for a
sign of what is 'in their hearts. The city was
subdued by force, and it is-to be feared that the
moment that force is withdrawn it will rebel.
" During tfie hist ten ihys of. April and the
first eight of May, your. 'Majesty's Extraordinary
Cotamissi,uni, Count Lick:ler,er, was at Marseilles,
being specially charged"to purify the administra-
t ice authorities ; he, made some changes, sonic
but he passed me too rapidly to leave
nothing to be done."
• M. Chiappe wines thus from Amiens, under
(late the 10th of ;Rine "- The inhabitants of Ab-
beville are trio:twill- at present, but very ill-dis-
posed. iii the vigages,the)• may be easily excited
to revolt. Some old Seigneurs indidat their coun-
try-seats as rallying points for .the insurgents.—
The Police is not sufficiently active and secret.
It cannot hold of a•Count Boubert and. some
others, although they are in the country. It &mild
be a.good measure were all the rural Seigneurs
oblig42ll to inhabit their town-houses ; the pea-
. saWs haring no one to excite them, would then
be mancptil and submissive "

q'the Editor.—The nuonapartists pretend to know
utithitt4 but hollow. • Wit would tile). say, hoWever, ifthey we
Printed, one‘ of these day,, n statements of the stuns
handl• for services to iS+io after haring taken
oat of -ti,ieliry Louis XVil and enjoyed Ins- favours
Nothing ; they still tall: of flotmar :
Its se .oat cu front qui ne rougit juntiis.

MANY A SLIP BETWEEN TUE CUP AND T1.117,,Ltr.
Monday morning a young Gentleman, cut•
o.llCe'r in the army, and lately returned from the
Continent, after having signalised himself in the
contest at Waterloo, came to. t accompanied
a young Lady with whom he bad, eloped from
tie -neighbourhood of Colche.,-,ter, to be married
married at one of the City churches, nor a hun-
dred miles from the Change. The. Gentleman's
nacle, however, on whom he is wholly dependent,
having receivcd intelligence. of it is movements,
parstietl him so closely, that, accompanied by
two porters, lie laid hold of.the happy bridegroom
in anticipation, ju,t as he was entering the church
with his fair componion, thns prevented the
• went:my taking pace. young Centleman
soon disengaged liiniself and withdrew, accom-
pir,e,t by the Lady, declaring aloud, that
iino-
thing; should prevci,t him having her, althott h
2,0001. per annum by. persisting in
htt risks losing

the twitch.
L 1 mother anti son have been takennp at,Port
mouth, the sou. for shootirig', at bis mother's in-
stigation,. a man who had married her daughter.
A Coroner's Invest 0!) MODday on the body

of the murdered luau.
In the Crown Courts at Norfolk Assize, the
Lyne rintcrs, tvlo had• traversed from the last
A4isses, withdrew their Ilea of Not Guilty',
antipleaded Guilty. The Chief BrAron admonished
livm severely for their misconduet,,aml setitcncetl
them to two..months' imprisonmeui.