The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-12 00:00:00

THE PARIS PRESS.

Considerable .changes' have taktn Place iii the
Paris Papers within the last few' dayS. They
have all changed their tone ! We r‘eioiCe to see
one old favourite, the Jovrnal des Debts, has
dropped its Buonapartist title of the JOurnal de
l'Empire, and resumed its original form as well
as its spirited• and, loyal language, The Journal
de Paris, lately CARNOT'S Jacobitircal vehicle, is
one of the most enthusiastic hi its gratulations to
the King. The Gazette de France, an able Paper,'
has rehoisted, on Sunday, three Mlle's on a shield
as a frontispiece. The Moniteur, curtailed of i
moiety of its glories, has been puldFshed two dayi
successively on half-sheets.-- The Nain .June
has, with its Editor, disappeared.

• The chief contents of a Flanders Mail are con-
tained in'another part of our Paper, The recep-
tion of the French Commissioners setit by the
Mock Government to the Allied Ilead-quarters, is
Well described in the Frankfort Journal, and was
consonant to the wishes of Fittrope. The Prus-
sian report of ,the action at Viliars Cotcrets, in
whiCh Gaouonv was defeated., is id.so 'given in
these Papers, but it is now destitute of interest
—the enemy lost 14 pieces of cannon, and -Gen.
KELLERMAN was taken prisoner on the following

day

Last night a Dutch Mail arrived. It informs
us of the defeat of the French -army under Gene-
rat RAPP, by the Crown Prince of RTEMBERG.,
%Sid; the loss of 6000 men killed ail(' wounded.—
In Holland, after the example of England, a sub-
scription has been opened for the relief of the rela-
tives of those brave men "who have bled in the
cause of'their country. Mae- peasants in Alsace
having taken up arms, several villages- have been
reduced to ashes.

As so many invidious conjectures attetided the
late Report of the Committal of tivo Persons, said
to be above the ordinary ranks of We, to the
Tower,—a report so widely disseminated and so
strongly enforced as fully to justify airy Public
Journal that admitted it and as this report,among
other malignant constructions, was supposed
to affect the late Mr. WHITBREAD, it is particu-
larly honourable to the CHANCELLOR Of the Lx-
CHEQUER, that he, last night put an end to all
these rumours, by the public avowal which he
made of his conviction of that Gentleman's

integrity.
We lia4 ourselves, in the zeal of political war-
fare, often had occasion to differ essentially with
Mr. WHITBREAD, and have freely vented our,fcel-
ings or. every such occasion, but certainly riot with
the bitterness with which his party have attacked
not only the present supporters of Government,
but the illustrious PITT, to whom Europe is indebt-
ed for a perseverance in those measures which he.
dictated, and which have-effected her deliverance
from oppression ; yet w.e never, for a moment,
coted suppose, that Mr. WHITBREAD, however
misled by the zeal of Party, would engage in any
transactions dishonourable to himself and his
country, and hence we may fairly say with the
Poet—

" And art thou dead—so is our enmity."

The Spanish Army of Catalonia, cominamled
by General CAST ANOS has, it is said, 'passed the
Pyrenees, and having left a corps to blockade
Fort Be&garde, has advanced towards Perpig-
nan to attack that city, the capital of Roussellon,
where the Bon RBONS have IMIIIeVOOS partizans.
The Elizabeth packet vessel, which carried
Lord CLIVE to Calais, is retnrued. His Lord-
ship was- permitted to land, but the crew had no
intercourse with the sLore.
On the 25th, BUONAPARTE applied to the Pro-
visional Govetkruneot for two frigates, which were
immediately granted. Passports for his voyage
to the United States- were asked of the Duke of
WELLINoToN,,and the result of that request will
be seen by the following letter :