The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

ft Arn;t.

The PartccE REGEnT returned to town from
iVindSor ou Sunday night.
Yesterday the LORD CHANGELLO33 Viscounts
CA3TLEREAGH and SIDMOUTII, and the Prince
CASTELCICALA, had audiences of tke Plz:c RE-
GENT at Carl on House.
Yesterday the Trench Ambassador transacted
busine“, with Viscount CA3TLEREAGH at the Fo-
reign Office. Ilis•Excellency introduced a French.
()Ricer to the Noble Secretary of State, who ar-
rived on Sunday night from the KING:
• An article in the Gazege de France of the 24th,
dated from Vienna the 12th inst. states, the King •
of SAXONY was divosed to abdicate the Throne
nt. Saxony in favour of his brother the Prince of
MAXIMILIAN.

We arc assured that BUONAPARTE spoke to
serer al Engash Gentlemen of his abhorrence of the
&ace Trade, and that it was most injurious to the
commerce of France, and of all nations who suf-
fered it; but we understand that he held no con-
! venation with !Mr. Douot.4s on the subjeet."--.
I (The Morning Chronicle! ! ! !)
An embargo was expected to be laid on the
French ports on the 29th.
The Rears de Lis are no longer exhibited in
Ifront of the Gazette de France, and it now heads
its interior intelligence with the words " Empire
!„,rra_ncaise.''

It is reported from. Paris, March 23, that no
alteration has taken place in the Custom-honse
Laws ; and that Colonial produce had risen 20
per cent. an:) cotton between 30 and 40 per cent.
• It is said that instructions had been given by
DAVOUST, the Rebel Minister at War, that the
troops which
_were approaching Paris, from the
south and east., should -file off and proceed in the
direction of Belgium.
'The voice against BUONAPARTE in Bour►leanx,
Toulouse, and Marseilles, is universal. Guards,
Soldiers, and Volunteers, of all descriptions turn
out.

... •
Tile inhabitants of Rosroft }Uwe unanimonsly
determined to be faithful to the cause of the
Bouneoss.
At Brest, the soldiers and lower orders of neo-
have declared for BUONAPARTE and hoisted the
tri-coloned flag.
The tri-coloured flag was hoisted at Dieppe, at
12 o'clock on Friday noon. .That city, as well
as Rouen, deplore the change, and most ardently
wish that it may not long continue.
At Calais they are scaling the guns, and run-
ning them down to the pier-heads ;at Boulogne
they are making the same active preparations;
Dankirk is fortifying with great haste.
Several of the French Nobility have brought
large quantities of specie in gold and silver. Na-
poleons and Louis abound at Newhaven. A ser-.
vent bent under a hag of 'them which- he-had. on
his shoulder, after his landing from the Lord Wel-
lington packet, on Saturday,-until he was at length
obliged to drop it, when a wheelbarrow was pro-
cured for its conveyance to his toaster's apartments
in the town.
Several bodies of troops from Hungary have re-
ceived orders to mlrch immediately for Italy.
Besides these forces an army of reserve of consider-
able strength is to be congregated in Styria.
Advices yesterday from Cadiz. state, that King
FERDINAND had published a decree recalling to
their homes all the Constitutional Corporation of
Cadiz.
M. De La VALETTE has been appointed Direc- •
tor-General of thelmperial Post-Office, at Paris;
The armatneats at Cadiz are continued ; another
regiment is ordered for the Harm-Mali; where the
garrison, reduced to 400 men, was inadeluate to
enforce obedience, and the Governor was under-
the necessity of opening the harbour to all 'na-
tions, contrary to the intentions of his Court.—
An expedition is also in preparation, which is said
to be destined to Peru, or perhaps to Mexico.
Two ships have reached this coast from the
River Plate. ARTIGES has been -made Marshal-
de-Camp by a special patent fcon FERDINAND,
having signified his submission to the parent State,
and further that he has 4,000 valiant horsemen
and 40,000 horses at the disposal of tie Spanish
• Commander of the armament from Cadiz, when-
ever he shall make his appearance in the Vice-
royalty.
Packets have reached the outports from Malta,
Gibraltar, and Lisbon. The informxtion by the
Chichester packet, which has arrived from Gib-
raltar after the short voyage of eight days; enables
us to contradict the absurd report which had been
circulated with some confidence, that an
,army of
20,000 Spaniards had occupied the lines of, San
Roque, and other situations in the neighbour-
hood of the fortress. Sonic few troops had made
their appearance in the vicinity of Algesiras,
originaNy stated in TUE SON, -but2no force that
could excite the least alarm.
The Bri.stol JOurnal of Saturday, with a lauda-
ble feeling for the BoviznoNs, has announced the
words, " Buonaparte fit Paris," tvit4t a black
margin. It is, indeed a.mvurnful cyclic

The 8/st regiment Marched from WinCheSter
Barracks. last• week, to join the 2d battalion in
Holland. Two troops of the Light Dragoons,
and three detachments of different regiments hare
passed through that city.
Saturday the 12th Regiment of Dragoons
marched into Windsor from Reading, with all
their heavy baggage. Yesterday morning early
they marched out of the town on
.their road to
Ramsgate, where they are to embark for Holland
the latter end of this week.
The.23d and :ilst regiments, %chick einbalked
at Cork last week for England, were ordered for
oitend the instant the transports arrived in the
Downs. They sailed ifor that port on Sunday,
and arc supposed .to have reached their destina-
tion before sirn-set.,
The .2d battalion of the r, 9th regiment also.
sailed frpm the Downs for Ostend on Saturday .
night. hi passage-boats.
Yes.t4day.all .the Officers of the 10;11 Hussars
left tot,,:n to embark with their, corps for Flanders.
H
WINCESTER, MAncti 25. The 81st regiment
Marched from our barracks this week, to join the
2d . battalion in .Holland. Two troops of the
light dragoons, and three detachments of different
regiments, have passed through this city.