The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-18 00:00:00

11KNISTRY Ok' THE INTERIOR.

Several proprietors of national domains grave
received letters, by which an attempt is made to
alarm them as to the intentions of Goertinicnt.
This odious manceuvre is employed by these ene-
mies of trantipirlity who endeavour by every means
to disturb it ; hat the Government will discover
the authors of these criminal, letters, and will
cause them to be prosecuted as enemies to the
public peace.
FRANKFORT, 'OCT. 10.—His JTighness the
Prince Royal of Wnrtemberg arrived here last
night. It is believed that this Prince has come to
visit her Imperial Highness the Duchess of Olden-
burg. We are assured that their marriage will
be celebrated at Wurterabefg innfiediately.

(From the
sGazette de France)

PARTS, OcT. 15. Hive Maicity, wishing- to
give Count Lynch a mark of his 111:.-.01 satisfaction,
for the honourable conduct which he has main-
tained while he was Mayor of Bourdeanx,,has
appointed him, by an ,rlinahce of the 11 thoc-
tober, Honorary iliayOr of Bum-deans.
A Commercial Treaty with Great Britain is
talked of : it accords with the'general Conven-
tions relative to peace, and is to be signed at the
same tune.

The Guard upon the Museum this day was comr
posed of Austrian and English troops.
Numerous corps of Prussian troops, both in-
fantry and cavalry, lett Paris this Morning.—
About'Booo or 9000 men went out by the barrier
of eharcntork,_ These troops retire towards the
.frontiers. They arc replaced at Paris by the
troops which arrive froth Brittanny and Nor-
mandy, who in their turn are to march back, and
file towards the North and Lorraine. These
movements will continue for eight days, after
which the inhabitants of the capital will feel them
no longer..
CARLSRUIIE, OCT. B.—Her Majesty the 'Em-
press of Russia is expected here immediately; she
leaves the baths of Baden.

The Emperor Alexander is to bt here about the
15th. His Majesty, after• leaving-Dijon, xvent by
the way of Geneva, Lausanne, Vevay, Berne, and
•
Soleure.

The adjournment of the Germanic Diet till the
srof December is officially announced.,
NAPLES, SEPT. 2S.—Before the Ist of January
the military* force of this kingdom will be com-
plete, and the foreign troops in our garrisons may
be replaced by our owIL
His Excellency M. Doria is expected here to
arrange divers affairs with our Court. •The right
of Sovereignty of the Holy Chair over Naples. can
Ho longer exist, and if that be the object of the
pretensions of the Court of Rome.,-
,it will piv-
bably not be more lucky than Pius VI. who con-
tinued in vain to claim the tribute of vassallage.

(From the Journal de Paris)

PARTS, OCT. 15.—0 n Friday last, at half-past
five o'clock in the. evening, a wine-merchant and
another individual wearing the uniform of u gen-
d'arme, were making seditious harangues in 'the
Garden of the Tuileries. Some superior officers
of the Body Guard pointed them out to the Na-
tional Guard who arrested them, and carried
them to the guard-house. The latter of these in-
dividuals had in his hat a tii-coloured cockade
reversed. He was carried to the General head-
quarters, and the other to the Prefecture of Police.

On the 13th of this month the Abbe Gui!heft
was admitted to a private audience of the King,
and presented to his Majesty the Submission of the
French prisoners i❑ Great Britain, addressing his
Majesty at the same time in an appropriate. -dis-
course, to which a: gracious reply was made,

VJENiNA, OCT. I.—The Bishop of the Montene-
grins, so far from being in a state: of insurrection
against the Empervr, has sent hither 44 act of

LONDON.

WEDNESD-117, OCTOBER la, 1315.

The Corunna Mail .bringi us acquainted with
the fatal termination of PORLIER'S career.a' He
Was taken to Corunna on the 2Gth ult: and exe-
cuted at the Campo de la Horca on the 3d. This
intelligence comes by the Speedy packet, which
arrived at Falmouth on the 15th, in GO hours,
tram Corunna. The troops are dispersed, itht
about 100 Officers ha►e been arrested. The se.;
coin! in command under PORLIER, GenerAl IIo-
mAINA, and his Aid-du-Camp, succeeded in get-
ting out of prison, and are' come over in the
Speedy They are expected in London, and de-
scribe the country as in a state of the Utmost con-
fusion.

The accounts of these transactions tire so fully
detailed iu the Spanish Papers that they require
no further elucidation from our pens. Every
heart ilium- pity the weak enthusiasin and roman-
tic guilt of General PORLIER, whose fate is at once
melancholy and just. His epitaph, his will, his
letter to his. wife, will all be perused with inte-
rest, and however we must condemn the Rebel,
we cannot halp also pitying the Man.
The following. translation of the Epitaph,
.dif-
fering a little from that in our preceding columns;
is copied from Flindell's.Western Luminary

" Underneath, lie the remains of Don JUAN Dzez PORLIF.R,
Field-111hrshal in the Spanish Army ;—he was fortunate in
whatever be undertook against the external enemies of his
country, until he became the victim of its civil dissensions.
Alen of sensibility; who aspire to glory, respect the ashes
of a Patriot."

Perhaps no surer illustratiop of the bigotry
which pervades the Peninsula, and incapacitates
its population for the enjoyment of what we
esteem as our greatest blessings, could be afforded
than is clone by this communication, in which we
see the defeat of PORLIER ascribed to a Wooden
Doll, called the Holy Virgin of the Rosary. But
it is folly to look for British sentiments in Spanish
bosoms, or to, weigh Spanish politics in the scale
of British opinions, ,

Tl►e Paris Papers of the 15th bring us nothing
of importance. Prince \VREDE ha.. arrived in
Paris, where he will co-operate with the Duke
of WELLINGTON. A more able Commander Could
not have been er:lployed. Anonymous letters
continue to be sent to the Proprietors of the Na-
tional Domains, to excite them to rebellion, by
representatio•is that their properties will be in-'

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vaded.—This is a :lick worthy of the Wrec''

BUONAPARTISTS.
The Chambers 31'2 OCCUp W With the cla
dress to the King, which has been frln-ed'
ordered to be presented. Nothing farther °5
been done.

In our last
late distinp-
titisepnond:statilineirbuished the
Iwi i
would
Ei
l, lateh Ministers,:v
e
he a Note address
patient and infamous
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re'
be found one of those its'
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sao committednd retiein,
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stgao,nisfd.ljriaot°llniolls.tr''sii°l,sislilffili:lierbVeolt:litaiib:t:te.
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loyal in France
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',bleb
these Thom theycall Royalists' tad
loyal
continueti the present state of things in wil- ‘. c
state to lliaelYbieeranderstair so
deeply
inic nested, irl dit.i_e
"--(What
writers rather too a
despoiled of every‘ b refacedli
But it would be a"N.rilal, (Willi'
oary c.ritsent.,:,)t
oft::iactei
0. beingn ity Cffil l-
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so atts-"ciotts to ille b- it
good "Cr'ee-
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aldg
to . .
Ita:ltni?,:l,(folTuirililgreti,lz-es,:; airs::farrago,u !earl
bts
in which Fouche all
es?f.
compeers •
ate made to tell the RING,
" You cannot, Sire, be i.,norant what was eur clevoti°fitt
v 1
yc,ur suer," ,
de(ncay,„:7l.iitieefira, qx
eticoatta.s toinolny farce
frith This is- too much ! But let us close the
partaken of par dangris, ~'
a
silent
,twenty years . . •1 :01
sceuirzeptoibielic motittment, time tokens of our former gbji. ; .f.„..v
Bravo t
munuments of art, %vine].) alone remain '° 'l' , .lio
overoi erugitniasl! cTre:::bdeis:. -14:111
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ede are most 1 eluctant to pardon, and your Alaje6t% b. 'est
honour !" )!
- Monsieur Morning Chroaicte ! bravi
oi,:::::::. 0
fiatllisttlhi-ejsieount:er,usSoinre, %yule)), ,
We bad
yesterday the pleastire of ,statidF.' A
port
..ree am:cavil:l
the Seamen at Aberdeen had re:ailed to a ;ens
of their duty ; and we have equal satisfaction 1
copying the. t,nssevent r afili fiol3l the aid
part.. j• . 1
tloc
Packet,
example,Burn-deatrx -
• 4, t‘. ' 0 this town,
whose' conduct we noticed in our last. nave returned to
0,0
duty; and hiee offe'red no further interrptiou to the t
fats
of the port. The brig Jason has sailed on. bee vopie
, ..
comp
This strengthens our hope that the &Or .
of these men in other ports will I°llow their
MissionaryNell'
C 2 t
though the appropos lectore- feint.;
disgraceful of diwontent, perato
castle of that hoary Preacher and
the
aisepficlielrymnaet
ossisnsuitanrttelelts,ehitaartti satigte'
i'tiA'taii_i:er::r.je:o(lreiir:::,uit.
eScer,.34uini_ini.faiti,.'hkst.".,:l,l:ttiQi:l...uca.-ft
to prolong
are calculated, at suet' a Perad'
.---....00.----- fiaartea
Monday the PRINCE REGENT leit . 'c%.
iIOCSS Is
Court for Brig liton. His ftoval Hig
pected to retti;n to-day or to-rnorrow•. ~h inst.
bular-7,,
When the market-womea on the l'''_. die
‘uvent to present nosegays to MADAI*I.:(I' oat'
iolet•'.
„'lehess of ANGOULE:VE,
H Do not take that nosegay, it contains a.
mixes
• Her Royal Highness however tooic it, and .
who is still kept at Haimbourg',
it with the others• one of - them criv.
~j00,4n;
Letters from Vienna state, that Aladame `‘.. 1:1116
e.°"cate her children. and say mass at lean'ori-,
has bec°,Td. 'O, :o
from v tel .t 00
IS.eillinigdiaoyuss.antSlh;esthisysalsg.otSahper'letas:ln!ea very 'oriel'
cular as to the good characters of the (I"'d
Dispatches from the Bo.a
whom she has hired. • 100
1 itn( ,
Admiralty, for India, were .forwartled:Yl-,:e joi,
for Portsmouth, to he conveyed otit. hV titi3iii,ol
•
t;enia frigate, now under sailing orders f°,,,rittliitr
direct. 1;
:.le bags of letters by this OP--pd itili
Berger! of Contro°':.t, toy
will, we understand, be definitively cl s- Pe
•Iphigenia is to remain upon the India st'd teroys
By the accounts from Paris, received e,,se 1001
we are made acquainted with intent lee
etre
evening, and forwiaded to Portsinotithioo,
Philadelphia of the 10th Sentember. llet:ibiitl
had supplied a detailed account of the Praoritisl),
of the possession of the Floridas
which, it was said would occasion an lining"
cesi;ion to the cornmerce of this countrY; Ayres.
Two vessels have arrived from 13"en76 iticii:'
The Glary has reached England, dad "1",,a ts at&
mond has. put into ' Ireland. No occor
brought by either of them. 1 after
The Duke of WELLINGTON, immediate Yjohart
his return Irons Dijon, appeared at I." i,solia
.Opera, for the first time of ier his adventar.e o,i,ert
King's box ; all eyes were fixed upon 031 either
credulityll np aargceht
.o kill
he entered his box, but without any f-41.)5 sotetl,
'of aPProbation or disapproba.tion• It front thf'
that his going into the King's box arose "-figyS,
box-keeper mistaking it for the Duke of -10 oirej.
by.tile
_se 0.
into which the Duke .of WELL/NGTON reel lie
the
to he admittecl.—We.have been astonished
fa Lct a
contradiction by some Newspaperz, of 9 at the
notorious as the insult offered to his Grace
Theatre Favart. ' -'•
A French Colonel' Called, it /5 said, 13,,P1,;niit)g117
Duke of BERRY, to oiler his services to
lie
to
Prince at, first received hiin with grealat c be
tress, tut observing:that the Officer wa
..,' .111VCod.
asked him where lie had been 'lvouaded 1
His Royal tS Jcga-'.,
!duel answered, at the battle orit.loot,
conic to me to solicit a reward for lovi'
.-1, ~;,,,,,-5."
" What," said the Duke of BF=lo°-, :‘ ;ibtelejnY°lot;
armed rebel—it is thus that they deceive i',c".:11.0.,
WINDSOR, OCT, 17.---Sanday the PaIN,, Cool"
__ atnpto. , Coo
GENT arrived at the !Castle from II
Ifoortol '
to dinner, •
...I.ll,l4rzeis rettirtrz.l to