The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

The city has presented the Bishop with the sum
of 20,000 sequins as.a subsidy. This is a large
sum at a time like the present, when all cum-

tveree is at a stand .

To guard against disorders, a 'convention has rc7
gulated all that the city is to furnish for the sub-

sistenee of the trhops.

MILAN, AUG. 23.—Gip, Imbrun, and Fort
Barraux have capitulated ; the two former. upon
'terms, by which- the artillery and ammunition in
them were to be gives► to the Piedm'onte6e troops.
The French a're expected to evacuate Porto

Ferrajo..withont delay. .
A decree of the King of the two,Sicilies,fixes the
Neapolitan army at GO,OOO wen -for the peace
esiablishm-61t.
Almost all the Princes of. Italy have arrived here
to belireseut•at the Coronation of the Emperor
of Austria. It is reported that even the Sovereign
Pontiff will come. •
. ,
COLMAR, AUG. 29.—The Alliei. Malte serious
preparations for commencing the siege of New.-
hrisach and Fort Louis. A Saxon 'division of
12,000 men, mlct. General Lecocri, is now be-
fore the place, and reinforcements are expected.
PARIS, SEPT. 7.—The Emperor of Russia set
off yesterday, at three o'clock, to go to thalons•
He was accompanied by his Grand ;Marshal.
The two last mails from Nismes have not arriv-
ed at Paris.'

The General Belle who was named in the or-
donnance of the 24th, arrived two days since es-
corted by au-offiCer of the gendarmerie.
We have mentioned Saxon, called Baron tie
Saida, who was severely
,wouuded by
plosion of a fulminating coMpOsitiOn Which: he
carried in his pocket one -day,- when- Bun-
naparte went to ale Chamber of Deputies. The
Baron was detained for some time. Restoieil to
liberty, he threw himself., into the Seine; from
which those who Were near-at hand, succeeded 'in
getting hint out alive. tie died at Paris within
theSe feat days of his wounds.
of age, of a good filthily, and very rich.

He was 30 ycars

(Front the Journal des De.sf:t.r)

VIENNA, Ato. courier airiVed here yes-:
terdiiy from head-quarters at Paris, bringing with
hint dispatches from a Council of War called by
Prince- Schwartzenburg, whiCh:-announce that,
ia-conseqUence of a 'reviltitimi of -the Emperor,
twenty4wo battalions of the Landwcht have re-
ceived orders to quit France and return to Austria.

The immediate return of our Hereditary Prince,
who is. in France,- is announeed -; Prince Chia!
his bi'rither, will not return; but rczflain with the

army.

The moveable National. Quards of the kingdom
of Bavaria, whd had joined the army, have re-
ceived orders to return to their homes,

PARIS, SEPT. 7.—We are assured the horse-
races of, the Champ-di-Mars will nut take place
this year.

(From the Journal,de Paris)

Pants, SEPT. B.—lris said that M. the Cheva-
lier de Feuelott is about to bg etitrusted with the
port feuille of the Icing's House.

Five hundred horses of the train of artillery were
sold on tire 6th at Limoges; 500 more will.be sold
on the 13th at Periguex.

The Military Commission sitting at Lyons, by
a judg►nent given Aug. 30th, haze condemned to
confinment in irons six inilividuals convicted—
some of having worn the tri-colOured cockade
. since it was prohibited ; others for having dis-
turbed the public tranquillity by seditious cries.
The flight of the treasurer of an iiril►ortnnt of-
fice in the Administration, carrying with him a
considerable suM, is poky-the subject- of cunver,
sation..

Auc., 20.—They write from Geneva-
that .
a person supposed to be General
pa'seed the lake on Wednesday last on his way to
Savoy in Switzerland.

undetstanding Nvao, alid thit

unable to establish a republic, as it phipbsed to

do, has countenanced this toterprize.
• The arrival of Austrian hoops is expected. It
cannot he concealed that,ntiolcroos corps are nc•

cessary to restore order. The i‘lOotenegrins ate
nearly 11,000 strong.