The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-18 00:00:00

them worse.

SELS, MARCH J 4.

", We are all quiet here, and I think likely to
remain so, unless the Belgian territory be invad-
ed. We understand that. the Prussian corps d'ar-
m(e in Luxemburgh is in motion towards St.
Vith, and that Prussian troops are assembling
near neves. lam sorry to say, that a good many
Belgian (Veers were arrested here last night."

By Brussels Papers we rejoice to find that the
Prussian Army on the Rhine has put itself in mo-

tion to support the Throne of France. There can
be no question but Cat Austria, and
4nssia will promptly and effectually emulate the
glorious example in spite Of SAMUEL 19.13 BP. A D'S
protests or the Buonaparteaces of the IllOrning
Chronicle.

We bad intended to-thy to offer a few remarks
on the infamy of the Morning Chronicle, but the
influx of news prevents us. Neither have we
room for any general observations.

The Corn Bill went through a Committee last
night.; in the House of Lords, and was ordered
to be re ( • J *rd time on Monday. , Lord GREN-
VILLE submit
(motion, founded on the Peti-
tion from the Ci of London, praying to be
heard by their course , at the Mr of the House,
against the Corn Bill, but. the motion was nega-
tived.—Contents, 11—Non-contents, 59. In the
Committee, Lord GREY proposed 725. as the pro-
tecting price ; hut this was negatived without a
division—as was a clause, submitted by Lord
GRENVILLE, for the importation of foreign corn,
if the (Omura loaf should exceed 12d. in London,

ntIONAPARTE, it is e fiden t 1 y- said in private
letters, had not left Lyons on the 13th. He had
' about 11,000 followers, but in so fatigued a state,
that he was obliged to give theta 'rest for forty-
eight hours.
. . . .
THE COURT.—Yesterday his Royal Highness.
the .PRINCE REGEsr held a Court at Carlton-
house, which was attended by the Archbishop of
CANTranoRY, and most of the Ministers.—His
Royal Highness held a Privy Council, to which
WM. ADAM, Esq. was introduced, and sworn in a
Member,---A Proclamation was 'agreed upon to
proclaim the Peace lately concluded with America.
Yesterday morning a messenger Wils sent off
with dispatches for Vienna. In the evening an-
other Messenger was sent to Paris.
A letter from Barbadoes, dated the Ist of
February, mentions that two packets were just
arrived.

The Dey of. ALGIERS has intimated, that no
molestation would be given to the Danish navi-
gation by the Algerine cruizers.
We learn by the Master of the Jessie, of this
port, which arrived here on Friday from Cadiz,
that two days previous to his departure from
thence, which was on the 19th ult. the Expedi-
tion' for the reduction of -the rebel Provinces in
South America had sailed, with a most favOurable
wind, which continued afterwards,to prevail for
upwards of eight days. This completely contra-
dicts the, reports given in the London PaperS a
few days ago, that the projectior the present had
been given up, and the army. disembarked. It is,
however, added by our informant, that the Ex-,
peditionsaiied with prospects the least flattering
that can well be imagined. The troops were in
a state of mutiny ; a number of executions had
taken place-amongst them, and the state Of the
vessels carrying them out was so deplorable, that'
it was hardly expected the majority of them would
reach their destination.--( Greenock Advertiser.)
THE GOLDEN AGE RESTORED !—When the sun
gildS the 1110111, and gotien shoaiers give potnise
of a golden' harvest, and the rich product of a
goldenlleeoe, who will not seize the golden op-
portunity of sharing in the present golden Lot-
tery ? OLD CARTER has, paid more OLD GOLD for
Prizes, than many have paid Silver; and he con-
fidently hopes the Pactolian stream will not for-
sake its old-established Channel, No. 8, Charing
,Cross, . • • -

We are albo cournuled by fresh iiformdtion
iu our statement respecting the panic and ef-
fects of the conduct of 'our • eountryfolks in
•Prance.—We are sorry to say, that all the pri-
vate accounts brought by our counrrymea are
disgracefully false, and would seem to be given as
an apology for their dastardly rum: ag away.
Things, as we Kaye elsewhere noted, arc bad
enough, but there is no occasion for us to make

“. We stop the Press once more, in order to
assure the Pithlic, upon the information' of a
Gentleman on whom we can depend, that so far
from truth is the 'account of BUONAPARTE having
reached Paris on Tuesday last, he had not, on
that day: advanced farther than 30 leagues from
Lyons.

We have the pleasure to add, though not with-
out sonic degree of mortification, that the con-
sternation:which prevailed in Paris was subsiding
into firtnness and tranquillity, as it in a great de-
gree arose from the extreme anxiety of our coun-
trymen and their connections to hasten from Pa-
ils, and the eagerness with which they resorted
to the Bankers for pecuniary supplies."

It is reported, that the Duchess of ORLEANS
has arrived in this country.

The two Traitot-brothers LALLEMANDE3 and
tileir accomplices, have been shot. -

EXTRACT.OP A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER FROM BRUS-