The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-01 00:00:00

PAPS,lOl.—trecElvED rui ),lORNINO-).

r,t.816, Jaw. it cansidered that in a few
days the Staff 01licers of Lord NI/0111%ton only,
wit! be kft ilt Nria.,
514.31tA itrilituttm:Alty, MONDAY MO1?1N1146.
General Travot, who A-as at-rested on the 14th
Jimusry at Lotion, is about to be brought front
Volts' to Faris.

Au Uvtning Journal give• the following ac-
count

4, Yesterday eveniog the Puke of Angoaletne,
accompanied by Alarsital,Victor, went to viait the
Chassenrs of the whop are quartered at
the ancient
,Hotel of the Black Mtmoeteees, iu
the street. Petit Unite, at Marais: His Royal
Highness *mend the place; where' he found a
small nrintber of soldiers, with whom.; he 11.111COUri.•
ed. a long time, questioning them as' to 'chat cam.
paigne they haul serveit
,iu how many wountik they
had received, if they wanted for any thing.,
&c. and entering with much solicitude into their
interests. A sapper emboldened by the kitlt»atiL
net. Of [NI Prince, ran tor a hurtle of wine and
and said on entering, comrades we are
goingto drink the healtlit of the King and the Puke
of Angouleme. When the Wine was poured out, the .
Prince observettto them : Friends, get imagine
I will drink with yen to the health' of the King.
Snell his Royal highness and littlArshal Vietni
tinialted.their gimes with these brave men Of tire;
Royal Gdard.., cries of I Vine to resounded,
end the Piffles left there penetrated with lave and I
gratitude."

lAN. 1C...41m reports circulated re-
Wirt to the project• at atty►iest and partition
as it respects ths Ottonten empire, have been con-
tradicted. Nothing is mere false than thas'fing.
land, in return for the occupation of the lonian
Isles, has secretltprnotised stet to oppose any of
the pr", of firm% against the Pow' ft it
certain that' the treaty relative to the lonian isles
contoins na serret track.,

Viritce, JAA. 19.—Leiters from Smyrii an-
nounce, that that WIN it ♦ert far fres' Wog 1-6-

stored to order since the eftkir in which two
Turkish ttittrts, and several others, were sent

away.

A, ship front. Constantinople brings the account
that the Divan bed ordered the levy of an En-
rapm
'corps, composed of all the deserters from
the frontier provinces or from other countries.
We do not know what reason Turkey can have
fur these levies.. I.t appears that the best under.
standing subsists between that court and Vienna.
Lord Walpole, ambassador from his Britannic
Majesty to PetersbUrg, and M. De Landstroetn,
in itnglish Courier, set oilyeperthti ter Paris.
FRAN/PU:IT, JAN: l9.—liiivery thing is tranquil,
here, whatever may have been said in the Journals
of Neuwied and
,Coldentz. The latter is now
suppressed, because that it contained stateindinti
directly trading to the provocation of France.l

341ADK1D, JAN. 16.-831111 s of robbers disturb
the security of *the roads. A number of deser-
ters, the 'miserable remains of the troops wham
PorHer had drawn into his rebellion, over-run
(a licia. Governinent have not yet employed an
armed force'to put down this disorder. The lo-
cal authorities are only charged to bring back
th&e"nnkippy men by means of per:nation and
`mililnesi. In the Wean time it is dangerous to
travel without au escort.