The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-01 00:00:00

tiihich the Duke of A tbAouleult: has. bon:
"ver;ally retei vet! in his:rour through 'tilt Sotttllth

Dcpartnients.

(Front 'l9nrnal (I( DeLats.)

A ienna letter, dated I.ith Nov. states, that
okters have been issned to disband 120,000 of the
_Austrian army, and that l'rince Liclactistein's
corps %rill remain cantoned on the banks .of the
Rhine, with head-quarters at Friburg, iu I3lisgau,
the affairs of Gerliiany are finally settled at
Frankfort.

The same letter states, that the Neapolitan Go-
vernment t►as found among Murat's papers the
prOofs of m any connexions which the Adventurer
bad in Italy and-Germany, as well as letters front
bis wife, in her asylum in the latter country, en-
couraging his enterprize. In consequence of this
the papers of the Countess of Silenika, her con-
federate, and quondam tarourite to Murat's Mini-
ster Cariati, have be seized. An English Doctor
of the name of Griffiths (not under our Ambassador's
protection) has alsn b.en arrested. Many French-
metk, have been refused admittance to Ilaimburg,
though furnished with passports : they are thought
to be ageutstif 'Madame Hortense: It is even
hinted., that Madame nu tat'' papers have been
s'etzed but the business is still concealed under
a thick *ell.

(Front the 'Gdzette de Fiance.)

This Piper contains further information re-
spctting Murat. . .

The Military Tribunal which condemned him,
was composed of Adjutant-Cenci:a Joseph Fa-
sulo, President Baron Raphael Scalfaro, COM..
manier of the Legion of Lower Calabria ;
Lettetio Natoli and. Janr•ier Lanzetta ; and
Captains M. Cannili and Francois of the Artillery
Lieut. F. TrAjo acted as Rapperteor, assisted by
M. Jean la Camera, Procurator-General of, the
Criminal Court of Lower Calabria : M. F. Papa-
-rosi was Secretary, anti_Captain Joseph Starace
Defender of Murat. .•

Upon the first question, " Is the French Ge-
•nvial, Joachim Murat,. an Enemy to the State
:the Court decided that be was. It appears that
heiwas attempting to escape in a small boat when
arrested by seine mariners, and that.his 28.c0m-

panions were ail Corsicans.
Murat pretended that he had sailed from Ajac-
cio for Trieste ►were he wished to rkjoin his fa-
mily that he was assailed by a tempest, and re-
solved to disembark on the coast of Calabria to
purchase provisions, and change his small and
weak vessel for one which was larger and more
strong.

This flimsy tlisfentc would not. serve,. and he
was condemned to death, according, to the 87th.
and 91st articles of the Penal Code.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-W( are asured, that in a few
days, all the English troops cantoned in the en-
virons of Paris will march for fronikrs assigned
them, or at least retire to a greater distance front
the capital. The villages near Paris have suffered
so much as to render this measure indispensable.

COURIER EXTRAORDINAaY.

.... -
7,..Wlten searching for General Grouchy, who was
,e,-2 thought to he concealed near Lyons, they disco-
-vered the retreat of General Gilli, who was ar-
rested on the 22d, and imprisoned at Clerthont-
Ferrand.
The Prussian Staff established at the Qnai Vol-
taire, left us this morning : a portion of the Ha -
noveriaus cautonvd at Belleville have taken pos-
session of barracks in Paris. A number of ships
were ready to sail front Rochelle, the moment the
Treaty was promulgated.
M:. Flahaut has arrived at Frankfurt with Eng-
lish passports, tor England.