The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-13 00:00:00

THE SUN.

VILEM QUIS %MERE FALSUNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1817.

Lae. night and this morning we received the
Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. We
give extracts from the former In another column.
Jt appears trom them that there is a Treaty of
Commerce now negociatirvg at the Hague, be-
twcen the Government of the Netherlands and

the Plenipotentiaries of the United States of Am.
rica. The Duke of WaLLINOTON reviewed the

English and other troops in the neighbourhodi
of Valenciennes on Saturday last. The King °
Prussia was present. Tranquillity is stated CO bt
restored at Breslow. From Madrid, we bale
peremptory circular from the Ministry
issued the 15th ult,, requiring the payment with'
out fail, on the Ist of this month, of two-thirds
of the general contribution imposed under tbe
new financial plan. The following are extract'
from the Journals of Wednesday :-- of Finance,
It will be seen there are accounts from Lyons
in these Papers to the 7th instant inclusive'
which completely set at rest the story of an
111
surrection. It is difficult to discover at prese
for what purpose the Duke of RAGUSA was seir
to Lyons, unless with the view of tranquillizinf
the minds
wilo, of a number
it appears,were of
introduced
unemployed
:hini. Officell'
" YARIS, 'SEPT. M.—The Foreign Ministers were'l'estercisi
presented to the King in the accustomed form, and afterward
paid their respects to the Princes and PIiiICCS3CS of the lito)/1

Family.
" Two Trappistes, both of English origin, disembark
the 6th instant at Cherburg, in order to proceed to La Meth
lerage, where their community is now established. The
brought horses from England, and a great quantity of difir

rent articles.
" On the 3d instant, at nine in the morning, a "inle
thirteen guns announced the 'arrival of Marshal the puke f;
Ragusa at Lyons. His Excellency made his entry esOrtef
by a squadron of Chasseurs des Pyren6es, who had gone °lt;
to meet him: The trumpets sounded a march; a en"vd 41'
spectators made the air resound with shouts of " Vire
Roi ""lhe Lieutenant de Roi Le Crosnier, Commandall'
de la Place, received the Marshal at the barrier. A hat"'
lion of the National Guards were stationed at the Pyramid
Vaise. The troops of the garrison formed a lane in
streets and places through which the Marshal passed. 1445
Excellency alighted at the Archiespiscopal Palace. The sail)°,
day the Prefect, the Mayor, the Clergy, tn 4 all the Civil ano
Military Bodies, raid their respects to his Excellency-
" The next day the Marshal .went to the Theatre and W
nessed the performance of the celebrated Violinist, Laker
who received universal applause. The performances teP:
urinated with the third representation of QuatrConseits, 0
e•
La Saint Louis au Village a Vaudeville The authors!
M. M. Monperlier, Pitt, and Albertin, addressed to Nis t
ceilei.cy some extempore couplets. On Sunday the 7th, the
Marshal received the unemployed Oilicers„and whoa'
under the late Ordonnance of his Maj=esty, Letters of servici
hare recently been addressed.
" His Majesty, it is said, will honour with his presences
next Saturday, the Theatre de l'Opera Comique.
" Marshal the Duke de Reggio, who accompanied'
de Ruppin (King of Prussia) to the frontiers, has returned PI
Paris.
" They write from Valenciennes, the Gth instant, that
thz
Revien of the English, Danish, and Hanoverian troops too'.
h/
place on that day at nine in the morning, a league fron' t
town. A part of the harvest being still on. the grp.unit, (3
evolutions tools place. The King of Prussia having' Pass,4
4
along the front, the whole army, consisting of front VI SI
90,000 men, defiled before hire. After the Review th!reff
the Conot
a splendid dejetm6 under a tent in a Promenade, at which
hundred guests were present.
" The Count de Gottx, Grand Chamberlain and Prussia
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Diet of Frankfort, is arrfti~3
twee with his family.

" FIVE PER CENTS.

68 f. 65 c.

" Slonday.—Ex. Div.
" Tuesday.—Ditto,

66 f. 35c.
66 1. 15 c.

" NArt.Es, Auo. /3.—The ,King has granted an' ptrorlesl,
to all deserters who present themselves before the 30th °;
September to Generals or Commanders of Corps, Who 5b31
place them in companies. at Depdli, or in battalions

servic t.

',An Ortionnance dated' the 28th ult. permits he free e-tl

portation byland of wheat and other produce.
(01'
" VIENNA, Aug. 30.—Tile Russian Minister, the CO6ll
l'ylarcow, has quitted Vienna. He proceeds direct to MoscoTO
where he expects to frnd the' Emperor of Russia.
MADItto, AV G. 28.--Recording to letter* from Gibralt°t.
of the 15th instant, the plague, after ravaging the town 61.
Algiers, had spread itself through the whole Regency. 'Cret
mezen and Urda had heen attached by the contagion/ and:,
was feared the whole Empire of Morocco would succcssift"
,Fps,super, measures of preeatrtion 'having been neglected.
Government here have in consequence ordered the stricte?"
watchfulness tube observed.

." The Queen is in the most satisfactory state.
" PErEnstruttan, AUG, W.—The Emperor quits this ear
tal the Ist September, proceeds to Witepsk to inspect Of
troops under the command of General Prince Barclay de Tali
and will reach Moscow in November: In the interval, a 1)31
talion and a squadron of each Regiment will march from Pe'
tersburgh MoscoW, and the Ernpeior will enter the laticg
city at the head of his troops.' His Impet ial Majesty will renlai`j
there till June, and will then visit the Southern Proviii°es
of his Empire. His Imperial Majesty will then visit Astfg;
can, and proceed to the Crimea to inspect the troops dude
General Benningsen. The Emperor will then proceed tt;
Germany to attend the meeting determined upon by the AO
Sovettigns in 1815, and which will be held either at FranV
fort on the Maine, or at Aix-la-Chapelle. .After this inter'
view, his Imperial Majesty will proceed to Warsaw, and I,ll°
return to St. Peteraburgli."

ARRIVALS FROM ST: HELENA. •
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 12.,-,Arrired his MajestYrs
ship Falmouth from St. Helena ; sailed July 26'
She left there his Majesty's ships Conqueror, Fa#
dargus, Leveret, Griffon, and Raison, and ec
Julia at Ascension. The brig Adolphus Wd.9 t°
sail from the Cape a few days after her. Siis
spoke the Prince Blucher, for Bengal, 200 miles
West of Scilly, all well. Also arrived the Moira;
GARRAwriv, from St. Helena ; sailed the 20t
July, with a detachment of the 53d regiment. 111 e
Catharine Griffiths sailed the 27th. Jul tbf
y, and
Dorah the day following, with part of the 66t
regiment, for England : s6e left at St. Helena tij