The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

'FR ENCET PAPERS,
[RECEIVED THIS MORNIN'.I

(Front tlic Gtt:ell6 tie Franeel

VIF.NNA, AtZG. 2S.—Fresh dipatehes from Pa-
ris inform us; that his 'Majesty the Emperor of
At,ria tvill not remain in that city till the end of
Set-it-ember, as was expected. Ile will Proceed to
'Champ:it:l)e about the 15th, a.nd be present at
'the c2r(l review of the Russian Army, which .is
to take plate there ; he will then go to Dijon and
Lyons, and from the last mentioned,place he will
take the route of "Mount Cenis, and pass 'Turin

on hit
_Way to Milan. In ennsc9u6lce_of this

news theEmprrss will leave Vienna on the 21st
or 22d of September, and proceed by easy stages
through Styria, Caruthee, Carniole and Venice
to M where she will join her august husband.
It was thorn ht the residence of Madame Murat
rat Hambourg had been finally' settled, and .that
she bad obtained the necessary permission. Some
difficulties, however, arc still in the way, and till
these arc removed she remains at an inn in Gram
in Styria. This abode mayznot please her so well
as the Palace of the King's of Naples, and they
say she is a little ont of humour about it.
The Austrian Observer says, when Iluonaparte
shall have
_landed at St. Helena,, he gill no longer
be considered as the prisoner of England, but as
that of all the AVied Power's: It is only during
the enyagv that he is.regarded as being under the
special protection of England.

At'o. 30.—The news received from Paris is very
'satisfactory. It is consolimz to learn that none of
the Allied Powers insist on the dismembering of
France, and the Peace, in consecpance, will I'm-
bahly he more durable and solid. All the Poxters
agree, and. certainly Austiia has 'made its prin-
ciples lyiown in its conduct towards Rome and
Naples, that Fiance ought to remain entire, and a
Power of the first order. To her intcg*ity will he

confided ►he general repose of Europe, but, it is to
be hoped the result of her past efforts tvill .have
-cured her of her lust for conquest. -
trial) Monarchy has made great exertions -in
the course of this long revolution ; •its paper
has been depreciated ; the prices of articles of pri-
mary necessity havebeen augmented, and the Go •
yernment hare,' in justice, been compelled to ad-
vanee the ;Illowances to the Officers and Pen-
sioners of the State. But the assurance of a stable
peace will recall old times, inspire confidence, and

Aus-

So inariv real advan-
taaes are worth some wornetiFary sacrifices.

iNIANETE.tm, SEPT. 2.—The Prussian General
M. de R.oiliidis has declined app )ilitznent or
Commissioner to the Isle of Si. llelena. M. tie
Tlaenleirn, the Ftlissian Minister at Frankfort,
has accepted it, and is already on his w.2y to Eng-
land.

We learn that the union of Swedish Pome-
)tania to Prussia has been definitively ordered, and
that there %yin be no further delay in making this
official act public.

MILAN, AuG. 4—The t relations Ashich
ribsitted nett' en France and Italy being at an
end, from the First of Nov. no more r, ench books
w:11 he permitted to he introduced Without the
atlnroliltion of a Committee of Censors.

STRASEURGri, SEPT. s.—The Serjeant Com-
rnanderl.in-Chicf of the troops during the last
three day,, is named Bitaujis, and conies from time
virons of Chartres. He is a nian Of good capa-
city though be has not matle.a rapid progress in
Ili. 'military career. His late conduct' is blame-
d)! e without doubt, but he•has known how to pre-
se, ve order in the midst of our troubles ; be has
tiruefully avoided all excesses, and has always
spoke up for discipline. •
The sinus paid by the inhabitants of Stras-
but g exceed 800,00 fr..
PAiiis; SEPT. Royal Highness the Du-
chess of Angoniume is expected at the Tuileries in

the heti..inning of next week.
Lord W.ellington sets out for Chalons this even-
Lorthhip %vitt return On the 11th or
12th Of this month.

The arriva► of the 10th regiment of the line near

l'aris t 3 announced ; it is to him the first regi-
:ht or noyatiormitry..

A greßt of Depotiel have already ar-

at Pettis.

PrP"rts " 1117 Rlng, by the 1-nit's of Otranto,
are Inky hying hawked ahont, These reports, if
t!,ey have been made) have never been published,
and cannot 11ave 1::)ee” circulated but by persons
capable of fititifyiug then!.