The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-18 00:00:00

The 2j Divisor), consisting of nearly 10,000
men, were expected to sail about a fortnight after,
'under convoy of the Newcastle, Capt. Lord. (1.
STEWART; and Madagascar. Among this Division
arc the 76th, 82d,.and 90th regiments.
General DRUMMOND commands at Quebec
Major-General ROBINSON (whose family embarked
a short time since for America) was a great way
up the country. Gen. De ROTTENBURGH was,ex-
peeted to embark with the 2d Division. De WAT-
TEVILL E'S and Mr.vuos's regiment remain in
Canada. General BARNES and Gen..BAYNES are

coming borne. Major FULTON, Aide-de-Camp
to Sir GEonGE, accompanied Lady PREVOST and
her daughter to England—they came in the Ben-,
son transport, with Mrs. BRENTOZ,: and family.
On the 28th ult.-Brecon.was
illunii-
nated in celebration of the late glorious news front
the Continent ; and a snbsCriptiOn was entered
into tor.the erection ,of a monument in the Prin.
cipality to .the memory of the gallant'Lieut.-Gen.
Sir T. PtCTON, which is expected to be generally
followed thronghout Wales.
We under Stand it is not the intention of Go-
vernment to send ai-or prisoners of war to Scot-
land at this time. ''l he Royals, that marched for
Penicuick on,.Saturday• week, have, in conse=
lc-pence received orders to return to Eclinhti-prl
'Castle.

Notwithstanding that orders had been given to
suspend the Depot at Forion, other orders have
been since received, to go on fining it for the re-
ception of ptisOners, of war.' Mr. EDEN, is ap-
pointed Surgeon ; ,Mr. PRlcg, Dispenser; Mr.
WEBB, to be first Clerk at that Depot. ..

BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week.
It is reported, that a F;)reigner ot the first dis-
tinction may shady.. he expected in London,
charged with a special mission from the Sove-
reigns assembled at Paris, requesting the presence
at the PRINCE REGENT--of Great Britain in that
Capital.
The PRINCE REGENT
.arrived in townvesterday
afternoon, aboq five o'clock, froto Brighton.
Mr. KAY E, the King's Messenger, arrived 'at-
the
,Foreign Office, with dispateheS-:front,Paris yes-
Lei day ifternoon, about three o'clock.
• '- Yesterday 'dispatches were. received • froni.Lord
Bortcrwasn. We have received the following
letter from Naples, 2311 June, 1815 His Ex-
cellency Lord Be RGH F.RSH, his Britannic Ma-•
• jest y's Envoy Extraordinary. and Minister Pleni-
.potentiary at the Court. of Tuscany,' had yester-
day an audience of leave of. the KING, when his'
Majesty expressed to him the It:nth-news of grati-
tude and high consideration with which he was
impressed by the :active and zealous part his Lord-
ship had taken in the late campaign, which had
restored hiM to his ancient. dominions ; and as a
farther mark of his Royal favour, his Majesty was
graciously pleased to decorate him with the Grand
Cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand of the First
Class, the insignia of which was in diamonds." •
he Courts of Madrid • and Naples entertain
the old-fashioned notion; that persons robbed
.may reclaim their effects, whenever they can trace
them to the ,possession of the robbers. Accord-
. ingly, as we see by the Flanders Mail, the former
Court has applied to that of Austria to take from
Madame MURAT a great number of, valuable ef-
fects, -which her husband stole from. Madrid ; the
Court of Naples claims a still ,greater nUatb;:r
carried away from that capital.