The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-21 00:00:00

(FROM THE M!NDIL PAP.ERS.)

The Gazette deTrance, under the date of Vienna,
April 5, says, that Murat:has 50,000 men, and is
mosiug in five columns, And that his Army did not
traverse Rome, but turned th.at city.

I‘lntshal Berthicr has arrived at Vienna.
PAms, 17.—Thc new Constitution it is
said, will among other dispositions in favour of the
People, give them the nomination of Mayo :1-s and
Justices of the Peace.

The Geornale Italian° (Venice, March 21.)
mentions ti.ot a. cruel famine cotstinnes deso-
late thedepittments of the Adriatic and flaccid-

- The Courier Extraordinary of Tuesday morn-
ing repeats the rumour of Murat having beaten
the Austrians at Modena, taken possession of Leg-
horn, and killed General Stefani.
GrOuchy has been named a Sturshal of France.
MCIVe extraordinary Lieutenants of Police are
to
,be created', to prettii: at (Wei ent ports and im-
portant cities.

It is reported that Lucien Iltionaparte is , .
pointed Minister or toe interior—Centa Carnet
taking the %Vat. Department and Merlin (de
Douai) the Ministry of anstire !
FRENCit FUNDS.

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WI N OR, APRIL, `20.---Yesterday morning eight
parties of theltoyal liotn marched from the bar-
racks here on the recruiting, service to ditfeyent
counties ; and four troops Of this
,regitneut Are
under orders for set vice, and are expected to
warcil ip u few days!

We have great satissfaction in *stating, that the
interesting Duchess of ANGOULEME landed. in
safety on the protecting shores of - Albion, on
Wednesday last, tier Royal Highness arrived
in the Wanderer (appropriate name) at Plymonth,
and was received with that sympathy and distinc-
tion- which are due to her misfortunes and rank..
During her former sojourntnent among us, we have
reason to believe that the daughter of Lovts XVI.
srai consoled and gratified by the feeling and re-
spectful attentions which 'f.‘ he universallyreceived;
and ante we pre that the magnanimity,.the con-
stancy of'soul, and the dignity •of spirit she has
recently evinced under the most afflicting and
perilous 'circumstances, must .still further endear
her to a noble people, and teach every one to ap-
proach her with the increased admiration her eon-
duet, and the added devotion ber suffering's claim
front all hearts. •

This will afford a contrast of national character
to that fashioned by a brutalized soldiery, to whom
this Royal 'Lady wept and pleaded in vain—to
Ivliom a persecuted Princess and a BOURBON ap-
pealed in an agony of grief, and 'failed to move
one hardened heart or stamotb one bloody broty.

We have this morning received French Papers
of Tuesday the 18th. The- Moniteur, under the
date of Metz,' contains a very interesting state-
ment of the preparations of the Allies. There is
more candour in this than we are Accustomed to
see in the Fre'nch Press, and dreadful is'the pro-
spect it holds .out to the People of that Country.

We this day insert the renewed Treaty of the.
Crest Allied Powers of the 25th ult. It is all that
the lovers of order, of the tranquillity of Europe,
and of the independence of nations could wish.
The League which overturned the former Hydra
of France is solemnly. reunited to consolidate that
state of things which the return of iItioN.APARTE
has subverted. France was a year ago in the mi-
litary occupation of the Allied' Armies,. On con-
.
dition of throwing out the great. Agitator, with'
whose existence at their head the peace of
the- world was incompatible, the people of that
country were spared the sufferings to which
entire conquest exposed them. They received a
beneficent Government,' an unbought- Peace,
Colonies, Commerce,, hundreds Of thousands of
Prisoners—in short, they were received within
the social'pale. If they recal their own and man-
kind's Scourge, if they thus violate theTontract
from. which (giving So-Jittle) they obtained so
much, the consequences arc of their own chusing,
and neither Policy. Humanity, nor Instice, can
impeach. the Sentence which pranoUnces their
Leader an outlaw, and dooms him and his adhe-;'
rents to destruction.

We Observe that BUO,NAIARTA has ordered all
English. Residents at Dunkirk and other Sea-Torts
instantly to quit those places, and we trust that
no time will be lost by the British Government
in taking similar steps against the crowds of
re-
cently arrived Frenchmen who are at our princi-
pal Sea-ports contiguous to the • French.Coast,'
from- Margate to Brighton, Ivhere they pass and
repass without co:Wont. We aho trust, that as
scion as the Alien Act, which is now passing
through the House, *elves the,Royal Assent,
proper notice will be taken of the numerous
French Officers noTswartning in London, who are
known to have been only in the service of Buo-
NAPARTE, and never to have, espoused the cause
of the Boonsows :--surely these persons have not
been obliged to fly from the Corsican's Decreesi,

Several political topics were discussed in both
Houies of Parliament last night. In the Peeri,
Ford GREY repeated much of the censure which
the.Oppositioti"have bestowed on Ministers re'la-
tive to Genoa and Saxony, and added a new charge
of the same sort on the subject of Naples. It is
surprizing how intelligent and well-ittfOrmed
Noble Lords become after events have taken olp,sP,!
In the Lower Muse:the Representatives of
tile Talents were equally luminous .aboul the
Treaty of Vontainbleau. It is prodigious to
SC r VIA how many indiserptiOns and errors they
have at last detected in this unfortunate Treaty,
which they commended so' boisterously when it
was CWlChided. MO nos,' IPtit inis sprung isi?