The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

ESCAPE OF LORD COCHRANE.

The second Representative of Westminster has,
it seems, given his .Constituents and Gaolers at
once the slip. He' has made his escape from the
King's Bench. This event is supposed to have
takeniplace'last Monday night, though it was not
discovered till estejrititY morning that the Noble
Lord had absconded. ImOediately upon missing
Nit- prisoner, there was a meeting of the Keeper
and his Assistants, by whom Mr. BUTT, a Mr.
PnESCQTT, and Lord Cobilitr‘NE's servant, were
examined. The latter had not seen his master since
9 o'clock on Monday evening, and Mr. BUTT,. we
understand, could only relate a conversation with
his qurmdans friend, in which his. Lordship very
aegacinusly observed, that Bank-notes were ex-
cellent things, for they could open locks, bars,

It' is generally Supp?)sed by the Officers of the

place, that by the help of ropes, aid a Sailor's
activity, his Lordship passtA from the part of the
prison called the State House to the wall, and let
himself down from 'thence to the ground• He
had, it seems, been indulged with the liberty of

going to the top of the building, older to make
experiments on his lamps, the improvement in
which appeared to he a principal amusement with
the fugitive Lord.

This morning a regular 'but ineffectual search
was made throughout the prison. The date of
his Lordship's confinement expired in June; and
it is impossible to guess at any rational cause for
his having resorted to this unaccountable act, un-
less to evade the fine.

IVe rejoice -to state, that. the Metropolis was
nearly quiet all last night. The mob 'paraded
about a little, but did little or no mischief.

[FRENCH PAPERS, RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

VIENNA, FEB.24.—The house of the King of
Saxony at Brunn has been furnished in great
haste by the upholsterer of the Court, who was
sent train this place. The King of Saxony will
not pass through his own dominions, but will
pass through Frankfurt upon the Oder, Glogau,
Breslau, and through Bohemia. The King fears
to meet with the Ministers of those Powers who
have script him of his dominions. He wishes also
to avoid an interview with the Emperor of Russib,
and the King of Prussia.
NAPLES, FEn.2l.—We are here in great state
of agitation ; there are constant meetings of the
Ministers, at which the King and Queen attend.
Orders are Issued from the War Department one
day, and countermanded the next. In speaking
of Austria and England, the King always uses
the most respectful language, and lately the fol-
lowing passage appeared in the Order of the Day:
" I will never depart from the principles which I
professed when I led you to the banks of the Taro
to fight the enemy of the Continent."
BOLOGNA, JAN. 21.—Baron Stephanis, our Go-
vernor, has orderecithe Countess of Arriano (Ma-
dame Bacchiochia, sister of Buonaparte's), to quit
the city, and her departure is hourly expected.
Neither the Pope nor Murat are disposed •to re-
ceive her, and it is supposed she will gO to the
Isle of Elba. She lived here at a great expence,
and assumed all the consequence of a Princess.
PARIS, MARCH 7.—lt appears certain that the
Emperor of Austria will go to Italy immediately_
after the Congress.