The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-26 00:00:00

GE? EhAL ORDERS TO TIIR ARMY.

Ilis Excellency Marshal the Duke of 'Parent-
um, Commander in Chief of the French troops,
is informed, that itt -contempt of the Orders so
often repeated, military men have been seen
wearing the signal, of revolt, and others have
been 'heard uttering seditious criestiflfthe_ollendels
in both ways have been arrested. ExCellency
orders, that they be immediately' delivered up
to the Councils of War of the iliilitary Divisions
in which the crimes have been committed, that
they may be tried there and punished according
to tire utmost rigour of the laws.

Every military man of whatever rank, who shall
wear any forbidden badge, and who shall not
be decorated with the white cockade, shall be ar-
rested as a rebel, as a promoter and instigator to
revolt, and as such will be tried and punished.
Twenty-four hours after the receipt of the pre-
sent general order, the officers and commanders
of corps will be responsible for icy non-cmicution,
cashiered .nand sent back under
,ggard.; to their
hones.
Genera: Head-quarters, Bourg es, Oct} JO, iSIS.

The insurrectional movements which have ap.
reared in some regiments of infantry and cavalry,
ior which pay and provisions are made only the
apparent pretexts, deserve the most exemplary
chaitisements. His Excellency Marshal the
Duke of Tarentum, Commandant-in-Chief of the
French troops, directs the Commanders of
corps ma mark out the instigators and promot-
ers, and cause them to be arrested, and conducted
to the head-quarters of their military division with
the, complaints and doculnents i.n solip'O'rt of them.

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at the conduct 'of the Colonels, Officers, and
Subalterns of the Regiments in vbich the rebellion
has been most openly manifested ;, he accOsts their
indifference and their iiveakness, in not discorerini
and punishing the guilty ; he makes them 'reSpon-
sihle for every movement that for the future may
take place, and declares to them, that with their
employment they will also lose all the advantages
promised by the Ordiinnices-of the King.

General lloarl-parrters, Bourges, Ort• 9

Lient. Rozey'and his accomplices, the authors
and promoters of the revolt which took.place on
the 27th September last, in the 2d regitnenrof
Chasseurs of infantry of the ex-Old Guard, can-
toned at Bourga►►euf, have been arrested by the
Gendarmerie of the Puy-de-Mine, and a detach-
ment of the legion of the Meuse.
(Then follow compliments to the zeal of the
Gendarmerie, as %yell as the. Mayors and inhabi-
tants in Creuze a►►d. Puy-de-D3►ue.)
The Barrack-master„ Lafontaine, of the Ist re-
giment of horSc-chasseurs of the ex-Guard, and

some cliasseurs who attempt to stir up their regi-
ments to revolt, have also been arrested.

All the criminals have been delivered up to
Councils of War, and are to be made examples of
with promptness and severity.
At the General head-quarters at Bourgcs,. 11th
October ISIS.
(Signed) Marsh4l the Duke of TARENTITM,
Commander-in-Chief of the French Troops.

(Front the Gazette dc France)

VICN7SA, OCT. 12.—News 'froM Trieste of the
2d October inform us, that the sequestration un-
der which the Government had put the house and.
property of Jerome Uuonaparte has been removed
at the intercession of the Court of Wurtemberg.
Shortly before he fled'fron► Trieste, Jeronie had
purchased one of the most handsome houses in
the city.

(From the Journal de Paris)

Parrs, OCT. 23.—A seaffold is erecting for the
purpose of effacing the bas-reliefs ‘Vhich are on
the front and sides of the Palace of the Legisla-
tive Body.

It appears, that General Rapp thinks of settling
in Switzerland and it is even said, that he is in
treaty for the purchase of the estate of Wildeck.
Lucien litionaparte reached Rome on the 30th
September; where he is to reside under the sur-
veillance of the Pontifical Government.

CLIAMBE.II OF DEPUTIES.

Sitting of tke.2lst October,

Two tfiernber' s who were not present at the
Royal 3fLtiog suck alVOikf 211 the Chamber pro-
ceeded to hear the

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