The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-24 00:00:00

REPORT TO BUON'APARTE,

BY M. 'RESIGNY, AN orFicEg OF HIS STAFF, DATED
NIORT, MAY 28, 1815.
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" Sren,-1 arrived here on the 27th, I have• not
met the column which was to havc•come from
Bourdeaux. I have not even received any intel-
ligence of its coming. It should appear that Ge-
neral CLAUSEL has received a counter order.—
There is here a depot of the 13th Hussars. I have
the honour to enclose a repot t of their state.
" I am assured that the Due de BOURBON is in
the Vendee, and that he has never left it ; yet it•
is almost certain that he has not yet shewn himself.
-" The Maison des Demoiselles' of 'Roche Ja-
quelin, at St-. .11thin de Bouhigue, has been the
original centre of the revolt. It was- there that
the first 'conferences were held, and the first'•ma-
I;azwes of ammunition, provisions, "and forage,
were formed. The to,:nt of Nit iers, RS I yester-
day-stated to yeur Majesty, has greatly contri-
buted to the insurrection. The more I see, the
more information I receive, the more I any Con-
vinced that this town is one of the worst disposed
of France, and that the Prefect -cannot adopt too
strong measures

"It is reported that the-re is an assemblage of
front 12 to 15.,000 insurgents at Cerizay, believed
to be under the command of Louis dela'Rof:he
Jaquelin. It is pretended, that the Due d'An-
gouitine is also there, hut this is without evi-
dence, and by no means probah:e.
The town of Choler is in possession of the
insurgents, awl is, ill some degrey, their centre of
Operation. Their intention is supposed to be,
either to parch against General Travost, who
harasses them incessantly, or to march straight to
Saumur. The Chiefs who have hitherto come
forward are, the two Roche Jaquelins, Snzannet,
Sapinean,'Charette (the nephew), Beauvoisier of
Poitiers, De Fenetre also of Poitiers, Clcrgeau
of Loudun, Dulau-drean, d'Autichamp, Ferrant
Ex-Sons-Prefet of Bressuire. The Nobles and
Priests are here, as every 'where else, the roost
inveterate enemies of the Government.

" The Prefet, M. Bouche, seems to me not
liked by the persons attached to your Majesty;
they object to his being too frequently among the
Nobles. I inentiqued this circumstance to him.
He told, me that he cultivated them only to make
them speak, and try to be in possession of what
they were about ; but said, that since this gave
offence, he should do so no Wore. •
" I have the honour, &c.
RESIGNY."

It would be amusing to compare this paper with
the Imperial Reports of tie same date.

NAVAL NEWS,

THE DELHI EAST INDTAMAV.

PENT2AkCk, OCT. 21.—The above ship is still
on shore ; she appers to hare suffered much
since last night's tide ; I think her hack is broke.
The cargo is landing,' and earrying into cellars,
some part in the Mounts and a part is bringing
up to Penzance.. The weathe'r.is moderate again,
and as the tides ire taking off; I- do not think the
ship• will get much more damage, unless it comes
on to blow very hard.

The galliot the sands, some distance
from here, is tire Russian brit Flora, 'from Bout..
Beaux forltiga, &c.
,She is a total joss. Crew
saved, and gone to Fahnouth.

DEAL, OCT. 23.—Last night The tohi,renia fri-
gate, Orient and Resource Indiamen, got under
weigh and sailed, and this- morning they have vitt
hack. Arrived the Tvne transport, and sailed
with troops for Shields.—Wind

TORBAY, OCT. 23.—Sailed his Majesty's, ship
Malta for 'Plymouth.
FALmouTtt, OCT. 21.—Arrived the Francis
Freeling packet, with a mail from St.. Thomas's,
in 30 days : she lost two anchors and cables in a
heavy „ale of wind at Dominica.—Wind W,
•PORTSMOUTU, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Hydra,
Fame, Thames, and Catherine transports, from
Havre; his Majesty's ship 3phi;4-enia from the
Downs. Arrived the Cossack, CRAWFORD, from
the Downs.—Wind S.

PLymourn, 22,—Came in the Hotspur
friv,ate, from the river Plate ; his Maje-ty's ships
Malta, Sir Francis-Drake, and Pique, last from
'Torbay:

HARIV!CH, OCT. 21.—Arrived the Lark packet,
with a mail from Ho&mi.

The Scalby Castle arrived at the Cape of Good
hope the 2Sth July ; she lent China the 12th
April, and Batavia the 31st May.
Private advices from the Cape of Good Hope
confirm the loss of the Arniston troop-ship from
Ceylon The only persons known to (rave escaped
the wreck had succeeded ip reaching Cape Town.
They were only six, and were part of the crew.
The Arniston was wrecked the 30th of May last,
near Logillos Bay, after having in vain attempted
to bear up to St. -t-Iplena. There were abort 350
or 360 persons on hoard. Tile sufferers consisted
of the Captain and -the remainder of the crew, of
Navy and Army invalids, and of passengers.—
Among the passeners whose names the survivors
recollect, were, ---- and Lady MOLESWORTIT,
L eq. Baum R. N. the daughter of the Hon.
and Rev F.-Twtst.r.ToN, Government -Chaplain
at Columbo, Captain ST(:DDART, of the Ist Foot,
and Captain WEimyss and Ensign CALLANDER, of
the 19th Foot, There were also among the pas-
sengers who perished several f.o,iies front Ceylon.
An order has arrived at this dock-y•thl, which
has given universal satisfaction; Such- old and
wounded artificers, as do not wish for superanntia-
t ion, are in future to work together, and to be al-
lowed to earn as nzuch as they can. This will be a
;clear saving to the country, of the whole of the
`pension 'heretofore allowed to them on retiriag
from the-Dock-yard ; will enable them to add. a
few pounds to the amount of that pension, and
thus cheer the evening of life; The measure al-
luded to is highly satisfactory in another point of
view : we have known instances of workmen,
men, who, on being superannuated and suddenly
removed from a state of activity to one of com-
plete inaction -and listlessness, have 'languished
away those hours, which, had the present system
been in ,xiitence, would have been spent in con-
tentment and usefulness. Lord MetNILLE has
the credit of carrying this wise and prudent mea-
sure into effect.—( fel.pnotbill Paper.)
The Dover frigate has been paid Off by Captain
Rochas at 'Sheerness ; she is re-commissioned by ,
hint, anins now fitting out there for service on the ;
Leeward Island station.

' The liberal pens;ons granted to many of the
deloded men front Greenwich Hospital, now com-
bined together at Shields, &c. have. been already
ordered to be suspencled.