The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL AND BRUSSELS PAPERS.

CAMIIRAY, AUG. 19.—1 t is now no longer
doubtful that the Army of Occupation will be re-
duced one-fifth at the beginning of Autumn. It
is even thought that it may be affirmed with cer-*
taioty, that all the arrangements relative to this
subject have been agreed upon in common be•
tureen the four great Allied Powers, at the request
of the French Government. The state of peace
and tranquillity which prevails at this motnent in
all France,where the public spirit daily improves,
calls for a measure so wise and so politic.—
The. visit of the King of Prussia to Paris, where
the Duke of Welliugton also is, gives rise to va-
rious Conjectures ; but as the true reasons are
wholly unknown, it would be useless, and even
unimportant, to state the reports on the sub-
ject ; numeroes furloughs continue to he given in
the English Army ; the subalterns and privates
daily tinbark at Calais ; the few recruits scarcely
make a fourth part of those who go away; all
those circumstances prove the harmony and good
understanding that subsist between France and

En;:tlttml, et,cl It OW tiemly believed peace
and oyder are ectablished oil a solid bAstl.
linussELs, AttG. 16.—The taking into active
service the Officers on half-pay has had so favoni•-
able an Effect titi the mincls of the military, tb:it
those who tkvo years ago obstinately relmsed tit
serve under the prts.mt 'Government are now
very hippy to be engaged. In the choice
of them less attention is paid to their former
political opinions than to good conduct.—
The ntimber of ofScers on half-tray so put
into active service is said to he 601) different rank',
hot tltere• are no Generals or Colonels amung
them. It is generally Opposed in. France that
in the antomit the army will be augmented by
eo men in each company ttf toot; and 10 men to
each company of horse.
VIES•i;A, i\PG. 9.—News has been received,
that Cseriry who. has lived for sotne time
ylustria, attempting to return to Semandria,
was arrested by the Turks with a Greek attend-
ant, and both beheaded the same day.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Night.
TwEATor. Row., HAYMARKM—Teazing Made Easy: Prin.
cipal Characters he Mr. Terry and Miss Matthews. .After
which, The Actor of All Work. To which was added, The
Follies of a Day.

NEW THEATRE RMYAL, ENtll.l5ll Ornaa-HonsE.—The Per-sian Hunters : Principal Characters by Mr. Horn and Miss
Bugging. After which, Fire and Water. To which
was athled, The Padlock.

MAILS.
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2 Dublin, 4 Waterford.

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THE SUN.

SuLE:q QUIS DICEKE FALSUA AUDEAT.

LONDON,
MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1817.

Yesterday and this morning we received the
Paris Papers of Thursday am: Friday last. From

the former we give Extracts in.ano:ber column.—
Amongst them is a paragraph from the Gazette
de France, stating, a 4 a report, that the Count de
CAPo D' IsTaxa, Mr. LAMB, the Count tle CARA-
MAU, the Prince de METTattNICW, and the Prince
de HARDENBEIZG, are about to assen►hle at Carls

had, and that they will be occupied with the atfiits
of the Spanish Colonies, and the -discussions he.

tween Spain and Portugal. This stateme,lt is proba-
bly little more than an echo ofthe rumours which

have been for some time past circulating here. If,
however, there is any foundation for the report,
it will be seen with great satisfaction, that it is
coupled with an assurance, that all the power: are
actuated by the desire of maintaining tranquil-
following are extracts from the Jour-
nals of Friday :

" PAttts, AuG. 22.—T0-morrow being the day
of St. Lads, Leis ?blajesty will 'review tlie different
Corps of the Royal Guards at Paris, and in the

surrounding garrisons.
" The Electors of Paris are to be divided into
20 Electoral Assemblies. It is understood that some
days before the elections, instructions will be given
for the recapitulation of the operations of these
different sections, in order to arrive at a definitive
result, which is the nomination of eight deputies.
Amongst the Presidents of these sections are men-
tioned, MM. Roi, Breton, Bellart, Try, Lafitte,
and. Raymond Delaitre, all members of the Cham-
ber of 1816, for the department of the Seirte.
" A letter from Dole (Jura) states a new in-
stance of the audacity of the wolves this year : one
of these animals, on the llth instant, seized and
devoured a girl of seven years of age, who W2S
keeping sheep in a ►wood in the Canton of
Chansin.

" Yesterday the King received, after -MSS,
M. Brancadoro, the Euv9y of the Pope. There
are two other Envoys. They are charged with
the hats for the new Cardinals, who have hitherto
received only the red stockings.
" From Toulouse the 15th instant we learn,
that a mild and plentiful rain had put an end to
the drought which had threatened to destroy the
fruits of the earth.

" FIVE PER CENTS.

" Wednesday
" Thursday

" VIENNA, AUG. 10.—Their Imperial Majes-
ties will retun► here sooner than was expected,
on account of the pregnancy of the Empress.
" burg, JULY s.—The departure front Madrid
of two battalions of Spanish and Walloon Guards,
and their march towards the frontiers of. Portugal,
has given Ilse to all kinds of reports. The in-
vasion of Portugal is confidently talked of. It
appears, however, that Gallicia and the Kingdom
of Leon are filled -with banditti, accustomed to

ii:e fiill44e n'lite!' in 'the desolated the
cciontry-, and it is intended by means of vigo,.oos