The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-22 00:00:00

moi ring.

(From the Mercantile Advertiser of Dec.
In addition to what was given in last Evening's
Paper from the Sonth (says the Savannah. Repu-
blican of the 10th inst.), we hear that all prize
goods which have been brought over from Ame-
lia, and bondvii in St. Mary's, were seized by
the Deputy Marshal on Monday last, in Spanish
property, amounting to upwards of roa,ooo
dollars. The Marshal, in the execution of his
duty, niet with considerable opposition, but the
United States officers on that station assisted him
iivthe seizure, and secured the property. The
prize verse} which the Saranac detained was from
the Coast of Africa, with glazes, captured by the
Margirma, and ordered into Amelia. iVe .also
learn that three of the Patriots, who had been
taken and carried into St. Augustine, were hanged
on the Ist inst. by eider of the Governor of that
place.

(Frown the -Vex) York Popei of the 22d Derenzber.)
(From, the Saraonah liepoldican of Derenther II.)
miLlTAity MOVEMENT.

Yesterday morning we received the following
Order from Major-General JOEIN FLOYD t--
" DIVISION ORDERS.

" Camden County, Dec. Q.
" S►t:,--Having been required by the Governor
and Commander in Chief of the State of Georgia,
by his General Order, dated the 24th ult., to fur-
nish from my division a force not exceeding five
hundred men, on the requisition of Major-General
GAINES, or the Officer commanding at Point Petre,
and as it appears to meet more immediately the
views of the General Government to raise such a
force from that part of my command most conti-
guous to St. Mary's, 1 have therefore to order and
direct you, without delay, to cause to be detached
and organised, agreeably to law, front your bri-
gade, five hundred men, exclusive of officers.—
cog will be raised by draft, tiffiell Yoh/racers

shouiti (ler, in case it)ey ..v1:1 be -rr..,"4.'ivea

and he held subjcet to the order of Major-General
GAINES, Ullitt!,! States Army. I rely with tunfi-
dence on your dilit.;enve in carrying this Orderinto
eti-eet with alatrit7, and that the exercise of your
vigilance will guard against the least evasion of
its entire.exectition, in furnishing the full cons.-_
plement of men demanded, whenever they shalt
be required to take the field. You will acknow-
ledge the receipt of these orders. Lose uo time
in furnishing me at the same Elate with a detail of
the force in requisition:

" 1 have the hollow' to be. respectfully,
" Your obedient servant,
" JOHN FLOYD, M. G

" Tu T3rigadier-General Ftancis Hopkins."

[ln conformity to the above Order; Brigadier-
General FRANCIS HorKls: has required from the
tst, 33d, and 36th Regitneats the quota called
for by the Mayor-General. We understand that
the number of men required from this City is
200, exclusive of Officers. Whether these troops
are to,co.operale with Major-General GArNE3, in
inflicting punishment on the hostile Indians, or to
aid in die accomplishment of the taking posses-
sion of East Florida, or any other object of im-
portance to Georgia, time wily soon der erm ine]

The Baltinu,re .4dvertiser of December 20, says,
that Letters from New Orleans 'state that the
number of deaths by fever, at that place, was
1200.

Thf NM, York Commercial Advertiser of Dec.
22, says, that several Letters from the flavannah,
dated from the 22d to the 30th of November, had
been received at that office, which state tint se-
veral signal victories had' been gaineil by General
MINA, in Mexico, which bad depressed their
markets very much, owing to the large •exporta—
don being matte for Vera Cilia.

(Tire»: the Boston Patriot, 'lnce. 2.*
ni POI; TAN r.

Extract of a Letter to the Envroß of the F33rliimore•
Patriot, dated Washington, the 14th• of Dec.

" It is mentioned here with apparent auth'en-
ticity, that the hririth Minister, Mr. BAGOT,
I as, by command of his Government, entered a
Protest against our coming into possession of the
Floridas, by purchase or otherwise. L sate what
Vbear, not what I know ; stac4 interference- ctile.
hardly be expected.. Vie- it4ijva4e Secretary oldie
President, as I presume you well know, is a
younger brothev to, him, not nephew, as has been

stated; tite!Seererary is a Gentletnan of pleasing
address, and every way fitted for the ,station. We
give rLe *hove as receiver,, bat eantnot think it
will eventnally appear that the British Govern-
ment have_ so far Put:S.ulzED to interfere in. our

conctrus.":

We received' this morning the Paris Papers. of
Murray last. The follmVing are extracts :
" PAAts, JAN 19.—A1l the Committees of the
Deputies assembled 05 Saturday morning. MT-
Duke de Richelieu, MM. Laisn6 and Portaiis,
attended the Committee on the Concordat. The
Tatter have not yrt appointed a Reporter.
" There was a brilliant Court yesterday at the

" Ali Osman, a native of Candia, ()Meer of the
Guards of the Paella of Egypt, arrived on the 3d
instant at Berne, and obtained on the following
day an and nee of the Chief of the State ; he
was accompanied by an interpreter. This officer
is accredited to several commercial houses at
Znrich. and St Gall. Another agent, Aga Osman,
is travelling in Italy.
" In the night between the 9illt and 10th in-
stant, a soldier on guard at the Citadel of Calais
pretended to base been attached by two men,
whose ()Meet was to blow up the magazine, and
to corroborate his story he 'hewed two sEght
wounds. It bas since been ascertained' that the
soldier fabricated: this talc in order to obtain either
promotion or reward. He has been seat to pri-
son.

" The Committee appointed by the Minister of
the Interior tnconsider the means of preventing
the decline of the dramatic art, and the ruin at
the comedians, have, it is understood, finally de-
termined, upon recommending the establishment
'of two new large Theatres, one for FrencivCo-
medics,. and the other for Comic Operas, and the
suppression of three or font- of the Minor Theatres.

" The Procuretir-General, the Baron Gary, ar-
;lye(' ttt Albi the 7t.h instant. Madame Manson
was, the same day, itnerrogatetrhy this Aragistrate
and M. de Feydel, President of the Assizes, from
fire till half-past nine in the evening. She was
escorted to the !tall of the Tribunal' by seven gen-
dannec, and a Marechal de Lagrs.
AlAnatn; JAN. 6.—The Russian Miniver,
M. de Tatischeff, returned to Cadiz the 2:-Ith

•I ZURICH', JAN. Federal Directory'
has received a dveinration ft oar the Court o>! Ma-
drid, acknowkedging the perpetual nentrati!y and
y of the Swiss territories, purinant to
the Act of the Congress. of Vienna,.

JAN, 15. —lt appears that the

iLe Si :tell cteli,!rdi re to
!lately five year at the 11a gut and fi,c yem3
ll:usS'tls.

" Vte.v,.,l; Prussian
(SF State, Jordan, quitted this capital yeier-
dq, alter having successfully executed the
eutt'usied- u hitt) by his Sovereign. Ile iesar
will be irnmediatell InAtie known in Germany, 3'``l
the object iJ gildet s.tooci us be the firm establis!,'
tnent of goad order arid tranquillity. Jt is certaio
that Austria and Prussia were never so closili
united as at the present moment. The intittietro

mitt of these two grem Powers is not on!F

powerful gnat dutee for rl4c duration of the p(
of Europe, but it will be particularly useful ("1
Germany, where their assent in the dctiberatiati*
of the Germanic Diet will powerfnny contribnic
to the extinction of all tlig.,!rence of views soli
opinions?'

It seems to be tbe determination of Thc &Rig!'

Press to impute intend:ins to us contrary to GO
declarations. We mentioned a Report, we know
to be rife in Paris, that some English Paper9.'.
were in French pay. The Prem. could easiY
satisfy itself of the prevalence of this report, AO
if it had reached its own notice, would probabii
have stated that prevalence as we dill, and lla,t;

spurned, at such an imputatiOn• on GLIF coanni'
%Ye avoweci our belief that the report was a tot 4
falsehood, or an extreme exaggeration. But TO
Press will have it, that we mean to allude t
particular English Journal. Hence we ntuat .s."Pa
pose,. that The Press itself knows- more of the ni'
ter than- we pretend to do,. or that i.t has .50111
motive for endeavouring to fix the stigma oR
selected object.. All that we have further 84!
on the sabiect is, that we deemed' it our duty NY
state a rep;)rt so inj,otri,ns to the honour of ottr
countrymen and of oar Nationat Press ; and v"l'

confess, th;at we fear there is 5,0111 C gronni for it,
though, unliess, we had. strong facts to. suliport us"
we showld not invidiously attempt to stamp OA
opprolniunt Oil any particular quarter.

As the mei-mires. proposed by the French
sters- for recruit i.ng the Army seem at present tl?
engag.e the attention of all other Stirtt.s, it i 9
subject that particularly demands our notke. ‘lrc'
have extracted an article from Tke British (late
Anti-Gallium) Monitor of Sunday last, for the'
parpus.e tof, waking a few observations witicli
dun a-rticke naturally suggests. —Mr. GoLir"
tie of the Freocii

el}aractru of lb'

ss
r s pay re,pect, 56'
'ranee have. ad V"'
the plan Of a Military Conscrior 'Though wo
cannot giNe an unqualified assent to this asstrtidor
yet, atltnitting the fact,. is there no difference ilr
the character and designs of different States-
Other nati'ons strengtiwn their armies for national
defence, but France way reasonably be suspected
to strengthen her's for the annoyance, of Etws:
nationa. But, says The Supple site:
(France) were then without an army, o'it
the Governmunts that nOw surround the Ftencil

territory were to attack her, and despoil fie'"
of some of her best Provinces, or •perhaps divid4
France, or encourage civil war. Would this teal

to the interests of the country ? I know the toe'
« •
naies of the House of BouRBON wish both the u!
and the other : they ..vis6 to prevent France hay'
lag an Army."' But I.vhat occasion is their f 0
such a supposition Have the Allie►l Annie.,

Which have !taw been so long in: France, slicsvl
a disposition to seize any of her pro:winces or 0)
divide the country ?. Surely, if they entertaine3
such designs,t hey might more effectually carry th" 11
into execution, before France should raise a pove"
fut army, on a pretended plea of self-defence. Bag
who are • the enemies of the house of Douai:los ?
Surely not the Allied Powers, for they restorett

that House, and continue to support its restO-'
ration. The real enemies of France are Oast"
domestic malcontents, who, whether Ministers fkr
their adherents; are endeavouring to raise such an
army as must naturally excite alarm in all Europe*
and when it leas attained- foice enough may justify'
the frtir3 of ail other countries lest a new Revoiu"
lion• should spread dusolation and horror aver ever/

surrounding State. We repeat, what we have be-

fore said, Iron) the most solemn: eoovici disc
Franee should not be pen mitt ed to form a large arc"
ti
while her Government is so strougly itnrregoatea

with
,Er Jace.ainical infrtmce ; and while those men

who were deep in the Revolution, and minions
the Usurpcv, have any sioave in its Conhcili,--
men %vim olt4lit,, as. the mildest .puniii)theut, if
they ,tre nr4t justly doomed to a gretiter, ;o he
banished froth the 'Soil. on Whidl they 'orottgli
and abttted st> tittichinisery, and who ought to
hide their itifamous heads io the darkest t-eciosion.

We have authwity 'ovate., that there 19 r,ry
foundation witAtrver fo;) the ruport that 1.4,0
WALst NG AM'S (11 ;thy part of it, is coo, •
tinned to his Lady hnd dtti.;.;lll-crs. The ~„)::::";‘);t
ceased with. that laturtite:l ',';ol)lettnitx%l:4l.9c..

5 . - to whose lotonlitti
„the ows
late wa y
that ott.i.er natio A -•