The Sun.
London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

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Genera, April 24.
send you a.Copy of the Domani nt that con-
tends the determination of the Allied Powers to
prevent the escape of Lucien Buonaparte to the
,United States of America, and those ulterior plans
wide!) the di•cunteated refugees propose for the
purpose of•tuakiug of America a theatre of revo-
lutionary ideas, and ss new field for ambition and
intrigue. The principles of justice, order, and
legitimacy that govern the Powers of Europe, will
always disconcert the unithioatiooi of the sedi-
tious to disturb the peace, and will oppose a bar*
rier to their spirit of lupine, and their plans of
usurpation. The first nntl most escacious War«
'nation of this business was. derived from tlic zeal
and activity of the Spanish Government, well ins
tut wed of these plots by exact accounts received
both in Europe alai America. Thu, Spain dc•
serves the confidence of all Governments, and the
approbation of the people.
The following Document hill het cad with much
interest :

Paris,
PROTOCOL OF THE CONFEREHOR• OP 'l'HB I3TH
MARCH.
Present—The MINISTER of AUSTRIA,:
Duke de EICIIELIEU,
Duke of ‘VALLINCiTON,
Sir CHARLES STUART,
The PiWSSIAN 51INISTER,
The NIL:NIS-I'ER of RUSSIA.

The Conference having been
,opened this day
with their Excellencies the Dukes of Richelien
and Wellington, to take ins() consideration the
demand made by Lncieu Buonaparte fur passport,*
to conduct one of his sons to the United States,
and the Austrian Minister having again,lahl down
the three Questions proposed at the Protocol a
the 2d' instant, relative to the sante object, it has
been agreed—
. I. That North America haiing received a great
number -of mal-contents and 'French refugees, the
presence of Lucien Buonaparte in the United
'States'-wbidd be *still more dangerous than it is in
,Europe, where be, can be -better teatched, and
that in consequence it is to he desired that tlie
passports he bas asked' for should-be tensed.
.2. That in order to deprive him ot all plausible
motives for soliciting the-said fiassPorts, it would
be equally desirable to .refuse Otto to, his. sob,
Charles, whose journey seems to be only a pre-
"tekt for the-plans ot the father.
.3, That the news received .hy different means
and from different cunatries, particularly trom
Naples. leave no doubt of the intrigues and dam.
germ), relations which Lucien nuonaparte keeps
tilt in Italy--and considering that Rome is per-
haps of all cities that in which supelintendenre is
the. Moil Attlieult to be exercised, and is exercised
with less severity, and that he may, notwitlistand*
ing the refusal of passports, find means of de.
ceiviug the V;gilance of the ROMA!) Government,
and ofescapibg to proceed toAtueriett,, it punkt
be desirable that another abode be assigned him"
thaw Rome ‘endllte Roman States, by the-High
Allied Powers, and that he should be further re-
moved from the coasts, in order to. render the
plans of escape .whicb, he tnay meditate more (Et*"
fvtilt•

'This opinion being common to till the Membert
of the conference, it has been resolved to cott
sign it in the Protocol of the clay, in order that it
may be.mstledtnown:to•the four Courts, and may
produce a determination on their part upon this
'subject.

(Signed) VINCENT,
• ItICH LIEU, '
WELLINGTON,
- C. STUART;
(301,12,
• POZZO DI BORG°.

THE AP*IIY.

RECRUITING DEPARTMENT.—I-lottsv GUARDS, MAT QO.

MEMOItAVIDUZ4 POE TDB INFORM‘TION AND GIJIU-•
ANCI 'OP` OPIICERS CONM•ANDING REGIMENTS
AND PErOTS.

The Commander-in.. Maims directed it to be notified, that
as.the Effect ives of Ttegiments whose Recruiting hati been
continued, fall below their stablishtuent, they are numedi.
ately to re-commence Recruiting at Head-quarters under:the
existing Regulations, reporting the satire to this Deprrtment
and in the 6vent of any considerable - number of men being
deficient, they will propose an arrangement for detaching
one or two parties to such stations as may be considerable

most eligible. .
•
As soon as the number of Men required to complete the
Regiment to Ifs Eitablishment shall hare been obtained thst
recruiting at !lead-quarters is forthwith to cease, jand a Re-
port be made to this Department, in order that the Patties (if
any shall have been detached) nut!, he immediately recalled.
In the case of corps not yet complete, and whose recruiting
has conSeqnently not been diSContinued, his naval highness
desires, that whenever the effective rank and file; shall have
arrived at the number fixed as the Establishment of the Re-
giment, the further enlistment of men at•Heatl-quarters shall
he suspended; and application most be made to this Depart.
went,' that the Parties employed on Or Recruiting Service
may be ordered to join the Regiment or Depot respectively,
It is however to be understood by Infantry Corps on the
Establishment of 600 rank and file, that they are not to
dit-
continue recruiting upon completing that number, hut are to
apply tuough the regular channel for an augmentation of the
Establishtneut to ROO rank and file,
Sea port and Garrison Towns not being deemed eligible
recruiting sta4ions for the Army, it is recommended to 001.
errs in command of Regiments and Depots quartered in those
places, whenever it May he necessary- to re-commence Re-
cruiting, to apply fur permission to detach one or two Parties
to the most desirable Stations!, in preference to amino: on
this service exclusively at their }lced-quarters.
Ily Command of his Royal liighness the Commander-im.
Chiet, • HAIM CALVEIIT,
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