The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-25 00:00:00

FRENCH PArERS,

r
LRECE:VED AT A LATE HOUR THIS rAyl

(From ticc Ja.urnal dca Dcbats)

PAI:/, AUG. 21.—Madame Berthier (the •wi-
(lOw of the MatAat).acconipanied by her family
and a numerous suite, passed
.through Aix-.la-.
Chapelle on the 15th, on her, way from Bamberg
• -
to Paris.

Many absurd reports have been spread respect-
- ing the landing of Buonaparte, and the accounts
which the Minister receited at the time concern-
ing that event. It Was pretanded, Among other
things, that the Prefect of tie Var.had conveyed
.infermation on the subject before-hand to the
Miniiter of the Interior, and that his letters
remained unanswered. This is completely false.
NVhatever: notice the Prefect of the Var may have
• bad concerting a project, of which, however, be
could neither know the precise time nor the place
fixed upon, he had no business, in any case, to
transmit such details to the Minister of the In-
terior, since they did not come within his cog-
nizance. lie therefore was not written to oa this
subject; His family and himself think it their
duty, by means, of this notice, which we are au-
thurfsed to publish by Count Bouthillier bins eft,
to put an end to the calumnious reports which
tend to destroy the reputation of the Minister.
The Prussian troops that are at Cayenne main.-
tain the most strict discipline ; the inhabitants 44
this city arc accordingly so much satisfied at this
that they have demanded that those soldiers who
are there should remain with them, as they have
every possible regard. for them.
The Ministers of ti“. King of Prussia have found.
its necessary to submit to censure the Rhenish:
Mercury, edited' by M. Goerres, at Coblentz; and
which had untihhen keen written with the ut-
most liberty. The tditOr of this Journal tuts an-
swered this order by discontinuing; his paper.
PARIS, AUG. 20.—His Majesmv the King of
Prussia has appointed General Gneisenan a Mini-
ster of State : be Will, in this capacity, take a

part in the negoei4tions at Palk.
Conat Toistoy, late Adthassador from Russia to
France, as well as Prince Eugene of AVirtem-
belg, General iu the service of l'cussia, have ar-
rived at Paris.

M. Boulay de la Menthe, wbo was under sur-
veillance at 'Nancy, has been; as it were, driven
from thence by the execrations and reclamations
of the inhabitants. M. Aldpeus (theltussian Mi-
nister), notifitil to him, that without wishing to
exile him fron► France, he yet found it necessary
to cause him to be to Sarrebruck, by an
()Slier whom be sent to accompany him.

(Fror.l the Journal de Pdrl4.)

PARI3S Aut. 21.—The garrison of Cotl6 has
been diabunfled, as well as those of Laon and
Soissona. They are-r,eplaced by the City Guard.

(From the Garelte de France.)

COURIER EXTRAORDINNRY OF TUESDAY MORNING.

The disbanding the French Army proceeds
rapidly. Many Oi'leers and s-ohliers pass th,ough
Orleans daily, returning to their homes.

The Prussian troops began to evacuate Laon
on tlac )9th of this month. •

The Prefect of the Police went the day before
yesterday, at tJ o'clOck is the e‘ening, to. the
Conciergerie ; and in the upartment occupied by.
Maishal Ney, caused him to submit to an exa-
mination which lasted five hours.

Letters from Bayonne tnention, that a. part of
the Spanish Army has passwi-the Didasaoa to enter

rrance.

At Saurnur, the left baik of the Loire is pro-
tected by the National Guard. The troops of the

line occupy positions more iu tile rear.

STBASBURGII, Aus. 17.—Count 13arbe-Mar_
.
hols,.Presideut of the Electortd College of the
Bas-Rhin,. arrived Isere )lesterday evening. All
the Authorities waited upon him.
generally believed that the blockade olonr
city will be raised its the course of the ewtting
week. The fortresses of Alsace continue to be
blockaded with greater rigour than o-or city.
BO :711DZAUX, AUG. 16.-r-The Mike anti Duchess
of .Anouterne arc expected at Bourdeaux on the
18th or 19th.-

TOULON; AUG. 15.—The Marquis. de Rivicrcs
negociates to prevent, if possible, the city of
Toulon from being occupied by the foreign troops.
It appears that Gener-al 13irichi insists more stre-
nuously than ever on this-measure, and is deter-
mined to enter the-place. It is) stated that Antibes
it to he occupied by toe Allied troops.

The free Com/mules o 1 Majseilles have com-
mitted many. excesses. They refuse to disband,
and according to all aprearanCes they Will nOt
.allow themselves without being overpowered 'by
force,

3c'Aitz!4, AuG. 2i.—The Duke 'of Berry arrived,
at /Lille on .the i .3tl), atz;l received clie houtAv of