The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

FRENCH EWERS.

Amur, 18.—The Gozetta Piemontezt of
the ”th of April contains the following article :
" It is with the most lively regret that our Court

bas this day received an account of the premature
-death of the Empress of Austria, which took place
ut Verona on the 7th; tit soien o'clock in the af-
ternoon."—The Empress, who was daughter of
the late. Archduke Ferdinand, sister of the reign-
ing Duke of Modena, and of the Queeil of Sardi,-
Ilia, was born on the 14th of December, 1787.-
-4\ letter ironi. an Austrian Offieer, .inseiteti in
the Colmar Journal, gives a formal- contradiction
to the report published in some of the German
Vapers, and particularly the ‘illgemeine Zeitung,
Of certain bloody contests having xaken place in
the Vosges, between some Austrian soldiers and
the French peasantry. The Austrian Officer, on
the
.contrary, asserts, that the greatest hardionv
prevails between them, and that the former even
take,a pleasure in assisting the latter in their rural
occupations as • much as their military duties will
permit. This letter equally contradicts the false
reports propagated respecting disturbances at
S.Jasburgh.
King of France has lately given orders for
the re-establishment of the Journal des Savor's.

This inutnal, the oldest of all purely literary jour-
Inds, regularly. appeared, With the exception of
some interruptions, from 1565 uh to 1792. In
the list of its editors were Vertot, lontenelle, tie
Guignes, &c.

his Majesty, ,who continues in good health,
will pass_ some time at Fontainblean, already
orders have been given for a part of the loyal
Girard who are to acrompany The prepar!
atium made at Pontainbleati announce, that the
Court will'make some stay there.
A. journal states that Prince Talleyrand will
pass the spring nt his estste cf ValengaiT.
It is Said that the, Count tin Puy is appointed
,Governor.genetal of the French establishments
in India.

The 'second Court-n-artiat of the first Military
—Division hos acquitted Captain Caucanns, who
was iveent,ed of being the author of a seditious
Movement, iu consequence of which the equipage
orthe Duke of Berri was stopped at St. Denis, on
the 20th of March, 181..5.
They write from Tours„ that M. Gaudin,
tel of the ex-27th of the line, has been arrested
there. tie was travellinguniler a forged name.
‘Ve tire assured„ that M. Cambac*eres, and Ge-
lneral are the only Frenchmen cote-
prised in:the Ordonnance of the 24th of July, amid
• the Law of the 12th of January respecting Regi-
cides, who will be permitted to remain at lirus-
sets.. Flagain 1, who was at Liege, ,has Wert'
obliged to spilt that city.
Thelentit legion of the National Guard has de-
' minded of the King, through the Duke of Reggio,
permission to birotutck in the garden and court of
the Tuileries, on the ltriniversary of the night
which preceded the entry of his 'Mnjesty into
Voris, and to erect in the centre of tits garden an
aster adorned with the bust of his 11t.t.;e'st)', and
sumliturted with the twelve colours of the legion
or the Parisi:to National Guard,
Correctional Police, of the department of
the Seine, condemned to-day to imprisonment
and tine many individuals, convicted of Laving ut-
tered seditious cries, and of endearoming to se-

dime from ihvir duty, the brave soldiers of tint
Guard„ who appeared ;Is witnesses apinst
them, and whoie conduct was very honourable.--
One of the Causes tried presented a remarkable
:circumstance t--The accused, a retired Officer,
approached a Ceniinel of the Royal iitord, and
replied to the qui riUe? by ti seditious cry, which
tie accompanied by a threat of kicking (cuuper de
pnest) an those who were not Of his opinion.—
, The remind presented his bayonet,- and .com-
Inlied hitt) to remain in his sentry-box until he
leas relieved.

They/write from 1)ole that three soldiers of the
regiment of cliasticurs of the Vosges, named An-
cetle, Lanthinet, and Alongin, walking on the
hAnks of the clittal, met an indkidual, who, on
pereeivit% them, littered seditious cries. They
arrested hint, and conducted him before the Body
Guard to be delivered Over to the tribunal..

.NAN.Es, Nlittt.;if 26.—An Algeriae flotilla in-
fests at this itiolivenv the waters of Salerno. i\lea-
':;ares are talien to deliver our coasts from these
Amt. 4.—The Government of- Ap-
reozel has expressed hy a Proclamation its grief
on account of the eibigration of a considerable
number of weavers and other manufacturers, who
Carry with them branches of industry valuable to
the canton. Until a legislative dtcision, the Pre-
posis of the communes arc incited to refuse pass-
ports to persons %rho desire them.
A second Proclamation, of the same date, is
directed against the religions fanaticism, the ex-
ecSses 01 which have excited the attention of Go-
vt.:motor: Th 6 Cubs iuparticular are desired to
be ,Ltlttlukudy wittdiltd as to the•execot ion of the
t of moral police„ and rl,,t to tolerate
c;e iiitioduction of fanatic or it rdli;iotlS Win
SPAIN.

APRIL. 4.—The personages licionging to the
Court, who will receive and bring to Madrid our
tutus Sovereign and her august Sister,'llitt ta re-
pair to Cadiz on the 14th.
hi the capital every thing is ready to give a
suitable eclat' to the double marriage of his Ma-
jesty and the .Infant Don Carlos.
A new Expedition is preparing in our harbours
to sail for .America. 'flee troops intended fur this
cspeditionr are said to amount tO 14,000 turn, Atilt.
success of Geiterar Murillo has' given rise to
tie most brilliaut expectations,
A Courier is expected every moment from
Naples, to announce the embarkation of ..the
Princess Caroline, or to inform us she'prelers
the torte by land. - .

Letters- 6cno Lyons annotme, that the greatest
preparations are ;nuking at the Palace of Lart he.
yille in that city, for the reception of the august
personages expected there. The National Guard
of Lyons is to have the post of licuour which* it
has held for,ottic days.

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