The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-06 00:00:00

either have aAsti, or an Innocent Chi at the
top of affairs- t if the former, a CbtriMitnityof in-
terest affordi then) safety; it the lkter,they are-the
'Rulers, and take care of themselve-s. In alier words,
the morttlfty, honesty; and honour of the King ren-
dered him a bar to their project i within the kin,4--
dom ; his probity, loVe of peace, and justice; did not
accord with the principle of aggression, miscalled'
glory, which has been rendered too agreable to
France, and to fatal to Europe,. to please theM
on the subject of their exterk.al relations. But
the Natiotti of Europe entertain diametrically
opposite ideai Upon thii subject; and it is this
which idenitiAes the t'on. aeox Cause with the
Cause of every Government and People=Tor it is
the common Cause of order, security; and peace.

A Hamburglt Mail arrived thii morning, and
among its contents, as translated into our pre-
ceding columns, are a very Apiritbd Proclamation
of Prince WanDi to hiS Soldiers, and a well
written Address from Count G. DE LA
rot)CAint), Lieut.-General for Lours XVIII. in
the Eastern Provinces of Fiance, inviting the
Military to return to their: allegiance, and the
People to aid thC restoration of their lawful
Government. These docunients are interesting,
'and we anticipate that the latter will producea
great effect.

Tire Town has been, as mighi be imagined, in-
mindat6d with idle rumours, not one of which is
worth a Moment's attention.

A SupPlenierit to the Gazette of Tuesday. wrii
published last night; cunt, ining Extracts of Dis-
patches from tVit.LiAm A'CouRT, Esq. the British
Minister to the King of the Two Sieilies,. and
from Lord BunGtiEitin, announcing the public
entry of his Sicilian Majesty into Naples,• on the
17th of last month, aMidSt the universal enthu-
siasm of his subjects. _ •

THE REGENT'S COURT.—Yester(iiir his Royal
Highness the PRINCE- REGENT held a-Coort at
Carbon-house. Soon after two o'cloCk the REGE
held a Council, which was attended hy•all the
Cabinet Ministers. At the breaking up of the-
Council, Dr. HUNTINGFORD, the late BiShop iif
Glocester, was introduced; and did homage-before
his Royal -Highness; upon his heing.translated to
the Bishopric of Hereford. The Ccirporation of
the City of London arrived in grand and mune.-
rous procession to present an Address of congra•4
tulation to the PRINCE REGENT on the late signal
victory at Waterloo. His Royal Highness gave
audiences to the Earls of HARROWRY, LIVERPOOL,
and HARRINGTON, Viscount SIDMOUTH, &C.

Among the patriotic reports spread yesterday
by our Croakers, was o►►e that the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON had received a check at Paris; the only
leAndation for this rumour is, that his Grace may
draw on PhRIGEAUX the Banker.

From every part of France wishes have been
expressed for the presence of some branch of the
august house of Bourbon. ln, Bourdeaux and its
neighbourhood, in particular, •the most lively joy
has been testified at the -prospect of her Royal
Highness the Duchess of• ANGOULEME'S return.
We understand, it is probable that the faithful
Royalists of that part of France will shortly he
gratified in this- object of their wishes. • The
daughter of Louts XVI. will soon leave this
country for Bourdeaux ; and on her arrival, will
issue a Proclamation nearly similar in purport to
that which has found its way into most of the
Loudon Papers. The sentiments of that Procla-
mation are animating, and apparently (yell adapt-.
etl'to the intended' occasion ; but the publication
of them in this country was premature, and of
course unauthorised by her Royal Highness, vvho
can only desire to make known her views and in-
tentious to the faithful subjects of the King,
When she finds herself once more amongst them.
Accounts from Vienna state, that the plague
again rages in Egypt and Syria. -
On Tuesday night. Count MUNSTER (the Llano-
tveriLin Minister) arrived in town from the Con-
tinent, and, yesterday his Excellency dine& with
his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT at Carl-
ton-house.
Yesterday the Cal net: Ministers dined with
Leird MULGRAVE, at hii house in Harley-street.
Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES
took an airing to Battersea, &c.- •
The dispatches announcing. the gloriods battle
of Blenheim, were brought to England by the
great grandfather of the Hon. Liety.enant-Colonel
PERCY, who bore the tidings of the still more de-
cisive victory of Waterloo.
• BLUCHER'S TOBACCO Box.--The favourite ve-
teran, it is said, keeps his tobacco in a large, so-
lid box—a little chest—which is carried with him
wherever he goes, and placed -in his apartment.
It has also a solid lid-, and upon this he has had
fixed a small figure of the Duke of WELLINGTos,
that .he may never fill his pipe without having a
person brought to his mind, worthy of his tran-
quil recollections.
The " Emperor" promised his friends to dine at
Brussels on Sunday, but it now appears that " his
Majesty" had a previous engagement.
Yesterday forenoon the remains of the Bishop
of PERIGEAUX were removed from his house in
George-street, POrttnan-square, to the French
Chapel in Little George-street, where high mass
was performed, and a grand solemn dirge channt-
ed over the body, assisted by the Bishop D'ERL-
SEZ, and several of the French-Clergy. The so-
lemnity of the- Service was truly impressive.—
During the service there were present the Duchess
D'AnGouLEinE, the French Ambassador, and se-
veral fbreigners of distinction. After the set vice
the body was conveyed in a hearse, followed by
three mourning coaches, to .St. Pancras burying-
ground, for
_interment.

SUN Off"' ICI:, ITAtr-rtks: ONE o'CLoct.

A riefitirt iia.i jllst reachezi as, tiiai a Messenger

psis arrived Willi an account Of, the actual Boni-
bardment of Paris, which the Jacobin Barbarians

•
Lad resolved to defend as their last hold, and that it
teat On file in four or five places when

genc'e left. We have taken measures to ascertain

whether this confident rumour is true or erro-

neous, and shall col?nnuriicAie the result as soon

as possible.

Paris cantiot defenki itself, and should the news

be true, the Traitors bare only involved, a wretch-

ed City in their ruin, and brought double destruc-
ticin upon their awn infam'citi; heads.

NAVAL NEWS.

DIAL; the Urgent gun-brig;
with the body of the gallant Sir WILLIAM PoN-
SONBY, from Ostend. It has been landed at the
Navy Yard, attended 14 all the.Offiee.rS here; and
remains for Further arrangiinents at the Barracks.
Came in the Erebus sloop of war; with French
prisoners, friim Ostend ihe Leveret sloop of war,
froth a cruise off the French coast. Arrived the
Tigre man of war, having on board the 12th re-
giment of foot; for .Ostend, abont'7oo stkodg,---
:tVind E.!

PLYMOUTH", JULY 4.—Came in the French brig
Atulanie, from St. iVialoes, bound to Brest with
timber, prize to his-Majesty's ship Rhin. Sailed
his Majesty's ships Vengenr, Melpomene, j'elo-
lons, and Ferret, on a cruise.

lIARNVicti, "JULY s.—Sailed the Thetis packet
for Gottenhargh, and Lord Nelson packet for
Harnburgh.—Wind S..

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5.--Arrived his Majesty's
ship Pickle from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Curlew for the b. owni. His Majesty's ship
Amphion is appointed to take convoy to the West
Indies.—Wind Northerly.
P. S. L'Atniahle, L'lndependence; L'Eolus,
and J Felicite French prizes, are all here.
RAMGATE, JULY 5. Sailed the Trafalgar,
Conference, ' Ulysses, Britannia, and Formax
transports, with troops, to Ostend. Arrived the
Coaster transport from ditto, and the Prince of
Wales transport from the Downs.

the 15th nit. the two RitsSian frigates, Ar-
thipel a►►d Argus, of 48
,guns eactl, arrived `off
Copenhagen. Their destimtt ion was to convoy to
Holland a fleet of anssian transports, laden with
provisions for tile Russian- armies. Each frigate
had 1,000 seamen on hoard, who were to be em-
ployed with the armies as poutooners.