The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-14 00:00:00

Caine, which belonged to .105.q.ph Buonapait6 has
been sold by an order of the Allied Authorities.
The fortress of Laon continues under into
bloc:hack.

allied troops entered Soissom on the sth
insta►lt.

The thins nf Rnssian caval.y, commancted by
Gene al IVintzinge*rode, will enter Paris this day.

(From the Jazcruwl des Pehitis,),

PAM!, AUG. 10:-It would be difficult to men-
tion any period in which tontine, or rather Pro-
vidence, has given to the world more striking
spectacles than in our age. litionaparte, who only
two months- ago deemed himself secure of the -
throne, at this moment halanees between letting
himself be transported to St. Helena, or quitting,
Site ; he whom so Many devoted arms surrounded
a few weeks ago, now cannot find the hand of a
slave to ilo him. the service of I;illing him : thus
is he' below the effeminated Otioe„ who at
,least
knew how -to die, -and more unfortunate than
New, whose days a freedman tertuinate4 : all
those Kings and Princes of his fashion, whom we
saw figuring with him Off the theatre-of the Champ
de Mai, iii dress and attitudes more or less dra-
matic and grotesque, are dispersed like a troop of
maskers after the carnival, throwing awav their
crowns, sceptres, and mAntles: King Murat,
nicknamed Francank by the army, on account
of his military foppery; and who could not
come to the etiump de Mei-to she off his plumes,
embroidery, &c now a wanderer in the must
unfrequented defiles of the Alps, under a., disguise
much less eoeipouv, and brilliant. It Would'ap=
pear that Lallemand and Rovigo, who certainly
did not expect that their interested attachinenttii•
the Ex-Emperor would haye such a result, Will
be given up to, the justice of onr Tribunals
Brune, whom Pinonaparte was pet pctnally sub-
jecting to the bitterest humiliations, and who
never slimed courage but in enduring them, be-
gins lie course of "his exploits by blowing his
brain out, a dupe to the cause of a tnan from
whom he never received any thing but bad treat-
ment. All this reminds us of the time when we
saw successively perigh, by violence or the
lotHe, the Maraca; the LepelVtiers, the Dantons,'
the Robespierres, and their crew. Let us ascribe
the whole of this to the Revolution ; it has
charged itself • with punishing and devOuring itk
own childr en,• or rather its anthers ; this is not
the least of the instruction which it will have
given to posterity.
Letters from Avignon confirm the account of
the death of Marshal Brune.

Yesterday all the Allied Sovereigns, the'French
Princes, the Prince of Orange, the 1.)!Oic of Or-
leans, and Field-Marshals Prince Selartzenberg
find the Duke of Welli►►gton, is ere present at tht
review. of a itiissan corps under the orders of
.kiarshal Barclay de Toth. The review, which
took place in the Place Louis XV. listed !gore
-than an hour, and attracted a great concourse of
*pertators.. _ _

The police is causing informations to be taken
against the authors of tl►e scan►lalotts secnes in
tb►' garden of the Thuilleries.

Marsrial Macdonald, Governor of Berry, arrived
on the 3ht ult. at Bourges. Next day lie assuin-
ncl the Goo-inland in chief of the army of the
Loire; he will also preside at the Electoral Col-
lege of theChcr.

. .
P" WWI a.Staff.: aprvale( :a be making
iirrangetneuts to remain there. No oue, in that
town, thought himself in a situation to execute
the measures decreed against him. Ile was act-
ing as it ignorant of them ; and thus the civil and
administrative authorities were very much embar-
rassed by the otheial rehtions which they were
enamelled to have wlth

The small place of Marjenburg, near Rocroy,
bas surrendered to the Prussian troops, on the
snroe conditions as Landrecies.

Tranquillity has beet re-establ'shed only for a
inoment at Nkmes. New storms have arisen
after a-deceitful calm. A private letter states that
the newTrefeet, M. de Jongues, seeing himself
I,ritnotit force to repress diiorder, quitted the
.town after remaining there only four' days.
It is said that Jerome and Joseph Buonaparte
ri-ere yesftrchty an-eited in Paris, where' they were
oncealed in the house of a Lady.
COLMAR, At.T.G. 6.—We momentarily expect the
expiration of tt:e armistice lately entered into by
General Lecourbe and the Austrian General who
commanded the siege of Be fort. It appears that
the latter insists cut its being surrendered to, the
arins 'of Austria.

FRENCH FUNDS.
Augitst Sth—Five per Cents
Bank,Act iOll3 9BO f,
9th—Five per Cent i ••• do{ f.
Beni; Actions

IiAMBURGUI MAIL.

(RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

DREIDEig, JULY 25.--Alis Majesty has been
pleased, as a 'nark of lti3 particular esteem and
regard, to confer on his Excellency Fidtt-Marshal
the Duke of Wellington. the insignia of his Ma-
jesty's Fani:lybrtier of the Ciownufßue.—(Rau-
tenkrotte).

VIENNA, JULY 29.----Milant Murat has I)QW,*
hired the chateau o Ilaiuburg, fout•leagoes from
-Vienna; of the mercantile house }lnner and Co.
or the annual rent of 6000 florins..
FROM TOE 11.3,14 E, AUG.3.—It is still believed
that the Aruhdiike Cbarles will obtain a separate
State upon the Mine.
According to a dispatch intercepted by oie
Pruisians,_ orders had been sent from PAris to the
commandants of the French fortresses, In no case
to surrender them to a Certain Power:

A ilex levy of 60,000 Hien is ordered in the
Austi•nth State!.
llANovet, Auo..3.—His Royal Highness- the
Prim itegent has heect plea..-.4;t1 to wise
Gen. Grirles Volt Alttn'to the iligniry of Count,

as a rew*ii for *;is dktinvi-Ic4 strviceB.
of- Ciimberlaod iS shortly expected
at Urrinswick.

Highness, of whom it 18 sai;l
ennino.tr,,: Hifi of the Porky; ii/.4 the minority,
has Leen gi‘en, by the Prince Regent, will !lave

.an interview at" Gottingen -witti• the DA...! tar
•Carnbridire. . .
BRALIN., AUG. ti.—One nreVat•ations
t-
are pro,.ectited with ninth-metl
30,0,10 tnen raising for thearniT, Cit.:.
of the •Land,veh-r is also to be embodii..(l..
PitzEm Etc, AUG. 4.---Yesterday afternoon a part
Of the I)anish corps, with a considerable trs,ia of.
artillery and 300 hussars., passed through hare.
Prince Frederick of, Besse, the C,onnu,inder-in:-
Chief; tiktived to-day, and to-morrow fl large body
of troops is et-peeted.—(Borsto-hall List, Aug. 8 )

Coe NttAGEt7, Au G. I.—The -coronation -of
their 'Majesties, has been cClehrated.with great
pomp, according -to the printed Prot2t-atimle,
which consists of 34 papers in 4to.—Ntiolcroits
promotions have been made.
IlimsunGn, Auc. B.—The exchaige on Lon-
don, 31 schil. two months.