The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-01 00:00:00

SUET OFFICE, tiALF-I'AiT ON s.

We stop the Press to insert the folloti•ing com-
munication from good authority ;
" The Austrians by the last accounts were in
possession of all 'Tuscany, and that 2000 of the
Neapolitan troops had joined the former. The,
Tuscans are hearty in the opposition tcs all the
designs of the usurper Mu RAT."

NAVAL

RAMS4ITE, APRIL 30.—Put in yesterday for
shelter the Martha, 'George, and Adventure
transports, from Deptford„ having troops on hoard-
jor Ostend. Arrived this morning the Duke of
Wellington packet, from Ostend.
FALMOUTH, .APRIL 28.—Suiled the Doke- of
Kent packet, with a mail.for Lisbon. The Lady
Louisa packet, for Corunna, is gone into the
Roads.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 29.--Came in the En.
draght Dutch sloop of war from Portsmouth.—
Sailed the Mary Ann (cartel), with prisoners of
war, for America.—Wind S. E.

DEAL, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Challenger sloop
of war.froni Flushing.--Wind E. S. E.

All first-rate ships are to be fitted for the re-
ception of CONGREVE'S-' 24-pounders on their
upper -deck.
The British Navy, it-.) commission, in the course
of the last month, has undergone the following
alterations, viz.—Sultan, Plantagenet, Saturn,
Statira (lost), Papillon, paid off; San Joseph,
Royal Sovereign, Salisbury, Mastiff, and Snap-
per, commissioned—icaving d total number of 449
ships in commission,
A letter from Leghorn, dated on the Ist Of.
states, that the Aboukir, 74, Captain Not:BURN
TnomPsoN, was at anchor in the Roads, giving
protection to the English Merchants' shipping
and goods. The Tremendous, Clorinde, and
Grasshopper,. were -at Genoa ; the Queen, 74,
Admiral PENROSE, was at Messina. - _

The remains of the.. gallant and amiable Sir
PETER PARKER are on board the Hebrus, which
arrived on Wednesday at Portsmouth, from Ber-
muda. They had been interred at Bermuda ; but
from a'regard to the affectionate desires of Lady
PP,TER l'Aratlnt,- they were taken up, and are
brought t;-,tue to be deposited the family vault.
Lady PARKER, and her father, Sir GEORGE
DALLAS, have been at Portsmouth in the course of
the week. The Hebrus is to proceed with the.
body to Deptford.

On Saturday, at half-past three o'clock, the
Duchess of ORLEANS, accompanied by two Ladies,
visited the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALtis at
Carlton House, and remained With the Princess
about half an hour.. Yesterday morning the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE, accompanied by the Countess of
It.cn ESTER and General GARTH, attended Divine
Service at the Chapel Royal; St. James's Palace.
The Princess, soon after the service, went, at-
tended by the Countesses of RossLvst and ILcues-
TER, to GrillOWS Mid, in Albemarle-street, at
honour the Duchess 01 ORLEANS With ti
The Marquis de la HoctiE JACQUrLIN, Who has
been some time in London, has left town, accom-
panied by several of the King of FRANCE'S hOuse- -
hold troops, in order to join their respective corps
now assembling, at Most. The Marquis com-
mands the Horse Grenadiers of the King's Guard.
the Boston Papers of the 13th of March state,
that ANTHONY ST. JOHN BAKER, Esq.' %rill remain
as his Britannic Majesty's Charge d'Affaires in
America ; and that it was supposed the American
Commissioners at Ghent are engaged in Dego-
ciating a Commercial Treaty with Great Britain.
The next meeting of the Congress will•be on the
22d of May. The Secretary of the American
Navy, in a letter to the Commissioners of Ways
and Means, recommends that, to secure success id
the operations to be made against: the Barbary
Powers, the squadron tiO consist of two seventy-
fours, six frigates, three sloops, and six or eight
small armed vessels.

An express arrived at Halifax on the 31st of
March, with accounts frotu Canada to the 20th of
that month. SirGEoR( PREvosi expected to be
at New Brunswick on the 10th-of April, on his
way to England. General BRISBANE and the
Marquis of
the United States.
TWgEDALE intended to make a visit to

The time limited for funding Exchequer Bills
expired on Saturday qt one o'clock. The whole
funded out of the 18 millions proposed, amount-
ed only to 10313.0001.
The arrival of his Excellency the LORD LIEU-
TENANT, to resume
his administration, and of her
Grace the Duchess of DORSET, is looked for be-
fore tlfe middle of next motith.. The return of
those exalted personages will be_hailed with the
liveliest sensibility. b-y.the POblie. The Vice-Regal
yacht has orders, to \proceed to 'Holyhead on the
7th of May, to wait their arrival.—(Dublin Cor-
respondent, April 27 .)
• EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.---.The following
°intents will he embarked in our harbour- imme-.
diately—zhe 32d, 42d, and 92d. The first will go
90 board the transports 00 Thursday next, and
the other two ou the MOnday and Thursday fol-
lowing. The 13th and 15th Regiments of Light
Dragoons will also he -embarke'd as soon as the
horSe transports arrive. The-whole will then sail
direct for Ostend,- where they are to be (fiscal-,
barked, for the purpose of joining the troops tin-
der the command of the Duke of IVELLINC4TON.
This day the 38th Regiment marched in here from
Kinsale, to do duty in the place of the 32d.—
(Cork Advertiser, April 25.) •
Major-General Lord EDWARD. SOMERSET has
been appointed to the command of the brigade,
consisting of four troops of each of the two Re-
giments of Life-Guards, four troops of the Blues,
and eight troops of the Ist, or King's Dragoon
Guards, which are • destined for Flanders. The
Ist, or Royal Dragoons ; the 2d, or Royal North
British Dragoons; and the 6th, or Inniskilling
Dragoons, form a brigade. under the command of
Major-General Sir W. PoNsoNny.

It appears that the Volunteer Corps are to be
re-established, Government having already no-
tified its acceptance of some offers for that service.