The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-08 00:00:00

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FRENCH AIcD DLT'hirr

PARIS, FEB. 27.-The Prince of Neufell'atel, who
,
'set prr .two clays ago on 'a-most irnportitit,missjon to
Vienna, goes in the cliardeler of Ambassador Ex-
traordinary. - He is _ aCcompanied by a ,ipitbernus
suite; M; Laborde is Secretary of .:Legdtion.
Petit's, MARCH. 1.---r The Emperor left the Thuil-
teries yesterday, at half past twelve, to' hunt: His
Majesty returned at three, and held a Council of hi's
Ministers.

It is saidthat the EmPeror, and great part of his
Coart, will 'moo to Compiegne about` the 25th of
March.
Gen. Latirisn, Aide-de-Camp to his Imperial
,Majesty, set out, If is said, for Vienna, on the 25th-
tilt. with his Majesty's-portrait.
M. Anatole de .Montesquicin also set ontester-
day morning for Vienna.
Al. Halle, Physician in Ordinary to,
.Majesty, has, it is said, received notice —from the
Grand Marshal of the Palace, that beift-ii 'set out
to,day in one of his Imperial Majesty's carriages to
P7oceed: to Brannan, to make part of the procession
'Which is to attend her IMperial and flOyal Highness
the Archduchess"Of Austria, Maria Louisa,: the fa-
'hire spouse of the Emperor.
Amongst the persons also appointed to form Part
of the,above proCesSion, are M. de Beaus Set, Pre--
led of the Palace--' M. 'cle,Seysell, Mister Of the
cereinOnies • and four' chambOrlains, 'M. M. de
Beam, de Barolle; d"Aubtlis%on, and d'Angosk.
The Chevalier of 'Honour, Senator BeauharnoiS;
the Grand Equerry, Prince Aldobrandini-Borg-
Bhese ; and the- Bishop of Metz, are also gOne to
raunati. •

The Prince Of Neufchatel is said, 'Charged
311th_ powers from all the Princei of the Confedera-
- 11011 of the Rhine, to render every Where op their
Territories the suitable libitourS to the August pro-.
cession.
'VIENNA, FEB. 17.—Orders have been -given for
fitting up the principal Imperial apaitmerns, for a
great personage who is etpeded here before tL,. end
9f this month froth • Patis. :The marriage or' tire
Arch-Duchesi Maria Louisa May now be considered
as certain.
On the itth init.: Count btto had a private audi-
Cllce of the. Emperor.
VIENNA; lIEE. genetally reported here,
that her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Maria
'touisa; the eldest. daughter of the Emperor, born
On the 12th of. DeceMber, int, is to be Married
Xo a great Sovereign. This. rumour .derives some
credit, from, the ski& of a Foreign Ambassaddigliav-
ingbad aprivate audience with her .the chuj-die was
- Presented to the Empress.
Plats, FEB. , a decree of this day, his
Majesty has appointed the hotpehold of the Em.
Press.. .After divine service, all the MeMberi of its
took the oaths before the Emperor.
• On Friday, on his return from Ranabouillet; his •
Majesty gave ap".aUdience to M, de *Cierbilthelf;
Attie-de-camp to the Emperor of Rdssia; who de-
lived to hun a letter from that SOvereign.
YeiterdaY the Nage concludedon the 6th of-, ..fa-
nuary -with Sweden was proclaimed.
•, • His Majesty's journey to St. Quintin is post-
The Crown jewellers-are very busy in executing
some extensive orders. •4,
His.seretie Highnest the Prinee of Neulchitel
• Will set off this day-for Vienna.
.Bubiiltit.__ , N' Esr' JA. 16.—The Russian army is en!-
camped on both sides of the Danube. Its, tempo-
rary itiadiVity is
•occasioned, by tire.: want: of provir
- Sions. We ex pekevery. instant-to hear of the Cap-
ture of Gdir,gewO; the blockade of. Silistria.is kept
Prince Bagiathion,being indisposed,, it is sup,7
-ixted that the.tommand of the army will-he con-
C•led to Ceneral kutusoW. .
• WEIMAR; FEB. 7,...'esierday some i'rendkt on
Pissed through on their way from Weimar, add:WM
continue passing Until the -loth; They belong to
the division of--'General Molitor, which' is proceed-
. ing farther Nortliward. - .

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..4..M 111 TERDA, FEB. foiLf OWing is a copy
of a lettei_addressocl by his -Majesty to the Legisla-
tive Body

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TEE KING TO THE 'LEGISLATIVE Bob?.
Cfatki,zrOnvtßlC—l have been disappointedin my
expeaation of beingenabled io return before the
of January. Prom the annexed documents covjamcd
in the 11.1oniteur of yesterday (the :3 fst of fanuary),
You will perceive that the result of onr afraikis
counedied with the conduit of the English Govern-
Inent.

"The regret which I have felt has been.cOnsider-
.ibly increased upon reading -the unjust accusation
made against us; of having betrayed the cause °filth
Continent, that is, of having been unfaithful to our
eugacfements ; and I write this letter to you to di-
luirat the impressions which so unjust and astonish-
jpg an accusation must make upon your hearts, as
Well at upon, the heart of every true Hollander.
" Whilst-during the four yeark that hare elapsed
• since ihe commencement of my reign, the nation,
and 'you' in partfetilar, called to Watch over her' in=
terests, • have borne with so Much difficulty and-dis-
tress, but at the sadetime with so much resigna-
ti°n, the doubling of the imposts, so considerable an
augmentation of thepubliedebt; and arrnaMent, so
great and so disproportionate to-. the.. population and
means of the kingdom—we little thought that we
Aould have been accused of having violated ow. en.!
11;agements, and. of not having done encligh; al .
utent witen the state a' maritime affairs epgptct
upon us with a greater pressure. than'apon all ,9-gief,
countries • colletlively, and when, tq complete qdr.
;misfortunes, we are besides, compelled to sustain a
`blockade upon the Continent. •
It is the heartfelt consciousness of these, cod-;
atiderations, •Gentlenieti,- which should lead us to
the exercise ''of patience, until the moment when
The justice of his Majesty the Emperor, my brother,*
Shall Make. 'reparation for a charge which we have so
little deserved..

" I cannot ascertain how long I may yet be pre-
Ycnted from gratifying the first and•tuost auxious of
y wishes,. thanely .that of returning 'to my• capita,'
seein myself-in the midst of you at thiii)diffi....
and critical jund ore: rh
." ,Bat, however distant that period may be; 44
4414;t:4,,that. uotbiug can aim- my a&e.toii for W