The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-23 00:00:00

ceedingeof Aions. LAVA. 7ss'E, and the °tiler Agents
to St. Domingo, so that these meddling Gentle-
men
have got into, a pretty dilemma.
Mr. 11. WEI:LESLEY, notivithstanditig the. Chro-
nicle's, contradictions, is in Paris. 'the Freneh.
Plaids continue to improve. The.foliOveing are
extracts from the Journals frin-tbe'lsth to the
19th inclusive :

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"VIENNA, JAN. B.—The report which was•cir
ciliated respecting a change
,of the 'Alki§teys.,:of
Austria and Prussia is not:yet cOnfirilied:
also said, that a number of., troops 'were" assem-
bling on the northern frOtitiers, and.that .Prince

6CI-IWARTZENBEIIG was about to' -set- out. for
Prague.
Liese reports have given place to
others, but they have not however been formally
contradicted. A Special Commission has been
appointed to organize the navigation of the
Rhine. The Dutch Minister is a member of it.
The navigation of that river has always been a
1-lot in dispute among the German Princes.
" RoraE, JAN. 3.—The Diario di Roma states,
that the Prefect of Ancona had sent round a
Circular, soliciting the inferior Authorities to
present an Address to King JoAcuot, to thank.
him. for the many benefits he had 'bestowed
PQII them, and to intreat him immediately to put
an end to the Provisional Government, and by
declaring himself the Sovereign in a distinct man-
'ler,' to put. an end to the doubt and agitation
rithv subsists. Upon this subject the
biuria remarks, that the Prefect of 'Ancona is
worthy imitation of the Prefects of the old
Government that Prefect, says the-Diario, ought
to know better what the unhappy people of the
Ararche of Ancona wish for, and to give himself
botrouhle about putting an end to a state of nn-.
• Itertainty which dins not exist, for'that territory
is now Occupied' by its. legitimate Sovereign.--7
Whatever claims any. Power may pretend to have
tan the Marche of AncOna and-. upOn the three
legations, at the expence of the Holy See, they
ottly be founded in usurpation.
—". VISNICE, JAN. 4.-=4 Chamber has been
totaled under the.name iof the Consulta Governa-
tw'a..- It 'was expectedifthat it • would. he-com-
Posed
.of the principal inhabitants but was
detetsnined' otherwise. His- Serene: Highness
Aoyel)r.ialce Governor- General Assessor •of the
B"Prtme Couit of Himgary, who was
dal
Counsellor of the Consulta by his
•
lu~perial
advanta .ety, delivered a long speech on the
p2s *li.
new
institi4
jo
n, but
are likely to result from the
hut no great reliance is placed
Qpnit these fine proalises.
" The luVeYi-al Conifsellor, the Director of the
kolice
.caused nineteen individuals who were con-
Iftcted with the Chierof the conspiracy at Milan,
tO be arrested., Among them are two officers of
r4"k• Front .the rigour of these measures and
the terror-which exists- in the city we should sup-
Pose that the ancient Inquisition and the Council
of Ten were revive& - We have made complaints
to the Emperor•of -RUSSIA ; it would be worthy
efhis rnagnanimityto- redress our grievances:
"MILAN, SAN. 4.-4-When the 'different Autho-
rities paid' their- visit of congratulation on the
tzew -year to Field Marshal BELLEGARDE, they
received froth him the gratifying kssitrance that
the Emperor FEANcis would soon complete
their happiness ..by honouring, their city With hiS
Presence. It -appears' certain that the Emperor
Viltrlace the Iron Crown upon his head. A great
number of carriages,. laden with Most' valuable
farniture, have set out heace for the Caitle of
Parala, where the new Sovereign the Ateliduchets
44111 A, LOUISA is expected.
•
GENOA, JAN. 7,--The situation of our, city
na9at alarming, the greatest fermentatioa reigns
1,41'430g all classes of society. Lord DALRYMI&E
;13 Written to the. King of SARIitNiA, to request
fof ,
tt to trot to send any Pietimbutese troops' into
e citY, nor into the -river, as he could not be
c rable fur their safety. The English are be-
' "le the objects of our hatred. The Americans,
atit •
er the destruction of Washington, were not
fbll're justly exasperated against them, than we are
t,rthe cession of oar unhappy country.,
" PARts, -JAN. 9.----Lieut.-General Count Ex-
tr,luA.Ns is gone to. Lisle as -a prisoner. He was
4eeompanied by Lieut.-General Baron FaeVs,
~,114-1, his friend, who is to act- as one of. his

Tlle storm on the llth of this month at Ant-
WaS felt the same day at Utrecht acid at
i7nheitn, when the tower 'was set on fire by the
'g!itening, but it was soon ektinguished.
PARIS, JAN. N.—The Secretary of State of'e' Marine
a4ul Colonies has laid before the
•
Pg .0.4! letters inserted hi the public Papers,
attd which Were addressed froM Jamaica under the
4t" of the 6th of July and the Ist of Oc.
tok.,
Cr last, to the Chiefs of St. Domingo,
C°lOhel AUXION DE LAVAYSSE. M. AUXION,
\vCSe IlliSSioll was altogether pacific, and
'Q
was merely sent to. collect informatiou res.