The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

support the Thfune of Litti ,ind.the in-
tegrity of his kingdom.

LETTER OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE 111.7‘7, WAN-
-O.O".ILEME TO VIAXSHAL at.P;Ot.r.

:i.017!,E.

Cousin, I hasten to impart to you, to tranquillize our
city of Toulouse, that I have been fortunate enaugh to olv-
tain (rain General Castanos, Lis evacuation of our territory
and his return into Spain. His orders will be- given to-tour;
row. I hope in conseqttence to he able to join the Duchess
of Angouleine, at Toulouse, in the earl• part of the ensuing
month. Receive the assurance of toy full esteem,
Your affectionate cousin,
LQI7IS. ANTOINE.

- On St. Louis' day, the cradle of Henri IV.,
which has been religiously preserved by the people
of Beam, was carried in procession through the
streets of Pan. The military band played the air
consecrated to that excellent Prince. The cradle
was covered with lili►s, and surmounted with a
white plume. It is not surprising,. that such
spectacle should heighten almost to delirium the
joy which. the day inspired.
The illOrning Chronicle has traduced the city of
Boulogne, by asserting, that an the 15th of Au-
gust it celebrited the birth-day of Napoleon.—
The inhabitants of Boulogne are devoted to their
King, and their affection cannot be doubted.

IoorDEAUKs AO4. 30.—Among the numerous
banners which the corporations of men and of
women presented to the Duchess of Angouleme,
that which was uttered by the female innkeepers
was distinguished it was of white. taffeta ;. in
the c.nttre was the escutcheon of France. embroi-
dered with gold—above it were these words :
The 10th regiment of infantry of the !kit.
The woMen of Bourdcaux.
Underneadi,
• •
Fidelity finds its price. •
On the right and left in letters of gold, these
words of energetic simplicity :
April. Glory..
Jull. Recompence. •

Her Royal Highness appeared very sensible of
the homage paid to her, and which, recalling
clays glorious for her august spouse, gives the
most interesting recompense to this faithful troop.

GRAND REVIEW AT PARIS.

PARIS, SEPT. s.—The different corps of troops
composing the Guard of his Prussian Majesty,
petformed some grand mancetiVrei 0-(1,4y on the
'plain of Grenelle. They ‘vere in motion by_ six
in the morning, and having debotiched by several
gates, they joined beyond the city by eight o'clock.
The Sovereigns arrived soon\afterwards : the in-
fantry then formed into two lines, occupying all
the plain from the Seine to the grand road to
Vangirard, and .supported by masses of cavalry,
and a numerous artillery, began to attack the
enemy, who were posted on the side of Is7l and
ViiiiVreS. The spectators, attracted by this fine
sight; could not but admire the precision and
rapidity of t!,e different movements, sometimes
turtle in line, at others in colunms. Vicy :re-
flrcted' that this saute plain was, scarcely two
months ago, the theatre of the most serious
battles, which they then viewed at a respctful
distance from the heights of'. Chaillot, while now
baronehes and gronpes of females were seen in-
termixed with columns of cavalry, that advanced

_ g matimovres,
f•tvo..red by the finest weather, continued the
whole of the forenoon.

Zotttctr, AUG. 27.—The Gazette of Sehaff-
hauseti states, that a Courier has arrived tram
Basle, with the news that Jerome Bnonaparte
had secretly quitted. Paris on the 18th of August,
with some other persons, and that in case he should
attempt to pass throngh Switzerland, be was to be
arrested immediately. The Gazette adds, that the
intelligence was instantly made known to all the
ti‘viss authorities.

NAPLES, AUG. 18.—Many individual partizans
of Murat have been arrested, upon whom were
forum many articles of value belonging to the
Crown, of which they had possessed thetbsclves
since the revolution ‘rhich recalled Ferdinand our
Sovereign.