The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

several places of the departinent : but the ittsut-

gents appear to have been particularly concen-
trated at Ners. They made themselves cannon
of-wood, hooped with iron. General and vigor-
ous measnres have.Theen adopted against them.
The Austria'n General has (Wised 5000 men to ad_
Vance towards them. and expects further rein-
lorcements. The na:innal guards of Lozeres; the
miquelets of Alais and Uzes, have marched to turn
”Lthy Tbels in every direction.
Boine trouhle's thole out On the 27th (kit. at Mont-
.
.. • , ••. •
..Ser-01.41
sAAStfiln'te.ginlentS left: Dole. for
keiancot;. The siege ot• this latter place 'is ex-
pected to take place immediately.
.- An Anarcan'cainp is andut to be formed in the
Plitt9,AN.:llenis.. •
M. Berryer has announced that the sale of- his
justificatory Exms6 of'Marshal Ney has taken
place witbont-,his`ciinSent; tind that he has 'Rai.

A woman of,. 17.,vcus,of age, h.er son, an,
- mati.6'l gs, '‘ei'••iii-eselita to Monsieni,'-who,
• teeeived them with

There will soon he established' n military ortler
for the Hanoverian .army. There will he attached
, to every dec,?rAtion conferred upon the,privates a
pension of 120 francs., -
iii.Chabrol, the Prefect of the Seine, has is-
' •` itied'a.niitice. of the 4th of September, declaring,
necessity '6l -greater pronypiitmle in raising
-the Conttibutioni: ithpiised upon Paris.. •

• COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, THUR3DAY MORNING.
^' • We are asswed that the- results ot the negocia...
' tions between France and. the Allies will .nOt be
published t;11 they shall have been cotnputricated
to the Chambers, which will take' place on the
6rst.sitting.

Counts Lauriston and Digeon are named to
command each a division of the Royal Guard.
We ire assured that the Duke2ot Orleans, the
Duchess and their children, will return at the be,
sinning of October.
The Department of Puy-de-Dpme will, it is
said, 'be occupied by Ausirian•troons.
A corps of Russian troops has just arrired at
Clermont-AyoMte;, t4,44/liers who compose it
c me from I.ZuSsia) th,ey:ai7e.without equipments
or arms, An are repa;ring to. the camp Ht Verti,s.
'They W"erelollOc.-edby..great.tinancities of sheep
and cows.

Wine is becoming very scarce in the depart-
ment of the Rhone.
BAT6NNE AUG. 29.—Yesterday at two in the
afternoon the Spanish army passed the Bidassoa
by a bridge of boats, and entered 'France. At
this• moment it is le,s than a league from our town.
• •. All the accounts tarry the amount' as high as
• 15.000 or 18,000 men: it has .20 Oeld pieces.
Itis not believed that tic Count of Abisbal,
who commands this, army, intends, to 'enter Bay-
.onne with his troops, but, lie. probably esta-
blish his head-quarters herer,)---r•
1 NAPLES, Auo. 20.—Much is said regarding the.
..forniation'of a Parlianrent l'ik'e that of Sicily. It
- -is very. -much the wish of the nation ; for after
- our late revolutions people here, as elsewhere; in-
• didge much in political speculations. They have:.
shut the Cassino della Cartenope, 'where there'
Avere assemblies icld of disbanded soldiers and idle
-citi2l:ns,- and party. rapers were read.—We. are
assured that it is the intention of his"Majes-ty that
• the new Constitutiou shall keep- race with the
-rrogyess' of file' knowledge Of the age.
• ' LEGIIOIiN, AUG. 21.=—SCV-vl'ai vessels from
,Sinyroa, with whole families on hoard, have ar-
rived inonr harbour. We do not yet knoW What
has lii•ppened'at that place. The foreign-Consuls
had wit hdraWn witholit the walls of Smyrna,
Our continerFe .resumes its Atctivity. His Royal_ .
'Highness. has adopted for onr port several regu-
lations modifying the duties of customs, on the
principles of the celebrated 4flatn. Smith, that mo-
derate imliosts are. the most :jproduetive.

FRENCH PAPERS-RECEIVED THIS MORNING.

(From Me Gazette de France.)

VIENNA, AUG. 24.—The Court of Naples has
already paid six millions of florins out of the 20
millions, which it is to furnish to indemnify our
Government for the expellees of the war against
Naples..

AGRAM, AUG. 22.—Lieut.-General Count Tun..
ileram, of the artillery, has been hire some,days.
tie comes to hasten'the the recruits des-
tined to lilt up the Croatian regibiionts''which form
part of the Austrian' army in Italy,
,and which
Lave suffered much from desertion.

There will be three new Croatians sedentary re-
giments,. th-ey are to be cantoned in Dalmatia,
and especially on the frontier line to observe the
Turks. If we May judge from various reports,
there is some reason to fear the Sublime Porte
favours the disaffected Dalmatians. .There are
troops also assembled on many points of the
Turkish frontier. Considerable niagazines are he-

, .
ing formed in our city.
.11AcusA, Aoo. 21.—For sonic time the Monte-
neagrins retired to a eoi)siderable distance from
mit* walls. It was known that their ‘.l..iiishop` hail
ben engaged in ;negociatio.ns with the C
ommis-
sioner of the Einpernr of Austria, and we had
i.;eason to hope tl:is warlike-Previte 4,oditi
taintain
• t.
good discipline among troops; ante they
would leave US On Onr paying
certain contriL~-
tioiis. On the Festival of the hotvever,-
(Aug. 15) -his•soPiers, after hearing-plass am!
receiviog his beited.iction, at the place called Monte
del Sante; marched in dirge colinpns ou the
acid made the garrison prisoners.. Afterwards the
Commandant .marched to the Government Palace,
proclaiwed the Bishop Sovereign Prince of,
Aatztisa:

At appears that this synrlike prelate ba,4 an