The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-30 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

JAN. 20.—According. to letters'
°lit he 12th front Vienna, no definitive r)-sults had
(terl been prontulgated in relation to Poland and
()n
4xY., though these matters. had been settled in
sstill 'thsfntee.. .The Sovereigns, it will appear, will
celebrate, at. Vienna, the B rtli-day of the
r.pfl.or Francis,. which falls in Fehrnary.—lta-
jt4n 'troops continue 'to .arrive Vienna.—The
;Al's it) the Ilanse-towns will obtain, it is under-
-4t."(1) the rights of citizenship.--The last Rtts-
-441 regiment
.has now lett Hatnburgh, so that
t'ere only .remain here same Russian sick, and a
W persons of the General Staff".

. ,
--he tiro Troops which were added to each of
kbe Ise,. of Life Guards on their going
Ittittle . are now 'to be reduced immediately, and
Orricers placed 'on half-pay. These Ilegi-
Aket
6,its will then be on the same establishment as
v::"Y were during the whole of the war till thee y
sent on service, and a considerable saving
t,:1..1,4 he made to the Civil List.
rite-Ralf -pay of the reduced Officers of the Re-
-1)4 It Army
,for the last half-year will confluence
. •
1.4 this day.
apj),e'4 -t•-General Sir Wri...wm PAysE•liaS been
%til.lt-Ptl Colonel of the 12th Dragoons, vice
Sot:IICtRS STEWART DENHAM, promoted to. the
Greys, and Sir,, JOHN 0. VANDELEUIi
the6-(t',,a Sir NArm. PAY N E in the command of
Th •
',l'eLy
'elhonstrance to the Board of Trade, b
t‘. st:;',.hisnufactitrers and others concerned in the
ittg afitsiness,ttgainst the East India Company be-
' la), °wed to sell- Bandanna handkerchiefs for
je consumption, has had its weight ; and the
• it iltlPa'ny,have communicated to the Board, " that
land their their determination to wave their privilege;"
N' state their reasons for so doing to be, that the
The, of the Company's raw silk- would be lessened.
tri „Isihformation was on Th ursday last communicat-
t4:l!he'worthy Members for County of Chest 7 to •
Atanufacturers and Weavers of Mace es-
LirisiI'BENEVOLENCE.—One thousand pounds
teoeeit sub Scribed within the short space of a
:, for the relief of Mr..BMGS aiid his distress-
who were burnt out kJ-if the fire-in S.
- s Church-yard; on Wed o nesday sc'night.
riftPur account of the unfortunate kiye iu Con-
tllt7tt
tTeet, on Saturday, we stated, by mistake,
~ took place at Lady ANSTEUTHEA'S„ instead
lk/A'rs. WALroan's. We regret 'to add, that Mrs.
so4l°,lll° lost, on this melancholy occasion,- a
`.) Years tif f,ge. To the honour of Lady AN-
. ,
Pet,o; It should be mentioned, that she has
le4 N
'4 the unfortunate family into her hospitable
otl.

• • •
Descriptionor the Superb Dress sent by LOUIS'
the PRINCE REGENT with the Order of
St. Esprit
The mantle all round the birder is enihos4ed with gold,
representing the emblems of war, and the I I surrounded by
the intperill crowns. It measures at the bottom of the
mantle, from one end to the other, 34 fret. The tippet which
gm:spider the mantle is of green sarsuet ; the figures oil it
are exactly tlic .1/Ikle as on the mantle, butt on annuli snialltr
scale,- Ttie collar that goes- over the tippet is of beautiful
French lace, valued tit 1,2001. The collar or necklace is coot-
posed of diamonds, rubies; .ethevalds, &c. and is very-beau-
tiful. The bat is made of black velvet embossed with gold
round. it, with a beautiful ostrich feather at the top. The
breeches are of white sarsuet, and made in the antique way,
embroidered with silver, and a pair of hose of white
The shoes are made of silver tissue, 'with roses of white satin.
There are two swords, very beautiful, with golden hilts.—
There is also a dress yt his atte.ndant, which is very beautiful,
but not so superb as the other.