The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-19 00:00:00

require.

Marshal Soult, who had been arrested at Mende,
has been set at liberty. tie has retired to his
estate of Saint Amami, near Castres, where be is
to remain under the surveillance of the Minister of
General Police, according to the Ordinance of the
-24th July.
Letters from Avignon say, that Marshal Brune
might have escaped his unhappy fate, if be had
not put off time in:waiting for a poraplio, which
be deemed of the utmost importance, and which
one of his Secretaries was bringing to him from
Toulon. This portfolio has been sealed up, as well
as a quantity of torn papers found in the room in
which- lie had barricadoed himself, but which
were easily put together ;- it is said that they con-
tained important discoveries. It appmrs, that
what chiefly exasperated the multitude against
this General was, that some one having reproach-
ed him with the assassination of the Princess de
Lamballe, lie replied to that reproach very coolly,
not by a denial, which might have saved him, but
by these words : " THESE WERE OTUER TIMES."
(Celoient alors d'outres•tenips.)
Every thing induces us to believe that Jerome
Buonaparte has effected his escape from France
among the foremost., without any accident.
The following are'- the details which have
reached us on the subject :
After the 27th Jut►c, he left Parks very quietly,
and without any retinue. Two plain carriages
made his whole equipage. They were driven 8
or 10-leagues with post horses, and postillions
very u:►likely to attract attention .
In one of the two carriages was,Jerome and a
pl y3ician ; in the other a person whose name we
do not know, and a valet de chambre, making in
all four persons, who might have been taken for
common travellers, or silk-mercers from the R►lE
St. Denis. This 'modest Cortege took the Oilcans
road, bearing passports with feigned names.

It would seem that the travellers made their
w•ay without interruption, and passed the frontiers
of Switzerland.

[This Journal contains an article of some length,
rx pat iat on the calmness and tranquillity which
pervades France, and especially Paris. We do
Dot,think it worthy of translation.]

, (Front the Gazette ile France.)

•.Tbe Royal expeditinit destined to titke 'posses-
sion'of the Isle of Bourbon arriv cc! at Port Louis
in the Isle of France on the 31st March last, and
sailed thence on the following morning. Two French
merchant ships arrived on the 2d April at the Isle
dc Bolirbott, with cArgoes of French .vine and

gnods.

Charles Labedoyere has aVailed himself of the
revi6h)l of thc sentence which has condemned
him to death. The •affair tvifl be decided to-mor-
row.--The trial of La% eiette, the Postmaster-Ge-
neral, being inure complicated, will, not come on
so soon as the others.

On Si nlay dancing was resumed in the Garden
41; the Tiluillekies- without being disturbed by

seditious t-ries. Tiftsc. revolutionary tricks do
not now inspire any fear since they have• lacer"
discovered to he done by a few hired wretches.
The following paper was-lately fonnd on the
terrace of the Garden, and was pro-
bably dropped in corrsegnenee of sonic popular
castigation :

A Nate of Sums paid for Me first Week in August.
Francs

Ist, To Jacques C...., fir three cries of " Vire

yervur
Id, To Sebastian R for:hating cried " Vice Na-
poleon IL!"
3d, To Jean N ..., fur one cry of " Vice l'Empereur!" 5
Additional to the above, for three blows with a stick
-which he suffered in consequence
4th, To Christopher Q...., a 14116.6, fs.r having cut a
Ltsd yes sh wf 5
Adddisnial to the above, in consideration of his
basing been kicked out from the Tbuilicries in
•. consequence
slb, To Lzrzaras S ...., a tiraileur, for burning and de-
stroying a Lady's gown, by throwing nitric acid
upon it . 5
For passing two ti,4lls in pf;son 2O
Gth, The police being more active and' the ladle exaspe-
rates, cries of " Vice l'Enapereur" will in future
Ire. paid for at the rate 0f..... .

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COURIrIt FXTRAO.EDINARY.

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The spirit of.thOse French soldiers who are be.
tween Orleans and Chateauron% is excellent.—
They are in a state of high dis.eipline.
A person was arrested at Lyons on the 9t4 Au-
gust for 'prang tri-cJloured cockades-400 of then►
were found in his house.

(From the Journal de Paris.)

PARIS,. AUG. 16.—Count liendelvt desSierre,
Commandant of the 4th tnilitary division, pub-
listed on the Bth inst. at Nanci, the following
Order of the Day :

" Every French soldier who appears in public
without \wearing the white cockade will he ar-
rested and imprisaued.

•
" Every French soldier who shall wear the tri-
coloured cockade will' he itisikintly arrested and
uelivered up to a Council of War, as wearing a
signal of revolt." "
BOURDEAUX, AUG.IO.---Ths evening Messieurs
Cam and `Fournier, Commanding Officers of the
66th Regiment, were arrested bysuperior orders.—
(Journal des Debals.)
The 15th being Assumption Day, there was no
bualuess transacted in the French Funds.

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