The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-13 00:00:00

Bit f_I;.S ELS PAPERS.

iThus.gr;l.B, 4.—Letters from Sedan state,
het the Prusqi,to troops were home days ago in.
*7, ~;ted*, Ittec troops have eXtraOldiWirily
appearance, : The reviews Were :attended by
nom! or of Russian and French officers. The
r:wisian cfmtingenc in-France consists of 32,000
n1.,r1; With as proportionate artillery; It; is wider-
: itletd at Sedan that the Duke of Wellington will
the whole line of- cantonments. of the ar.
(.4 occupation.
:caters front Paris of good authority assert,
!!al the 4ratination of the. SessiOn.of
.the two
',..,,Artt!tersi by the King of .France, before they had
r ; heft thp various Bills under their deliberation,
ineatire pronounced absolutely necessary
itlinisterss of the Allied Powers, in older

ir he Ptit t 9 Papiqs of Thursday have arrived—.
tbow or Friday at e doe. They are extrentay
barren, and with the I(coption of a riot at Gre-
noble, which was speedily quelled, they do nut
nieution one fact worthy of notice.

With'regard'io the turmoil at Grenoble, and to
all disturbances and plots, as well inchoate
us, advanced to open action, we can only, look
at them as the natural consequence of the convol.
4intrs which have brotan the country into so
Many factions. But as for their shaking the
reigning dynasty, even were it not upheld by the
ostiOnal sentiment uhicit we firmly believe it is,
While one third of the Army of Occupation re.
mains in France, the notion is too absurd to gain
a single proselyte. The rumours seem to be in-
vented merely to amuse Joint

%Are. insert to-day a long, anti somewhat foolish
Letter, addressed by .Sir,flosEaT,Wmsort to" his
AdvoCateN..DUPIN, in which he 86Sell$ the pro-,
priety of his protest against the French system of

ititerfo, accuseLi psisot”, and drawing their
crimiott tiara front their answers.

Thtli very cchementlyealled Moral Tor tare , and
s;tt Rol. a Rl', the very second AN,‘ CHAR SI s CLon:rs,
an tl itet ,resentative of the whole Homan !bee,
api with from the haws anel citstoms of the coun-
try '0,41e rein he has offended, to souse general
opti„ ipte sof legislation which he and - his limo-
,.
reti, < 41.1'ends of liberty and equality setup in
their
.i.)tvn minds as better adapted to the happi-
ness , ti' mankind. The matter is now of the least
possiL ik consequence.

The• Gotzttie of Saturday night contains an'Offl-
ciai N,. ftifieation, tra:)smitted by the Earl of
Mott:A, tif the termination of the Gorlam war,
npon the terms originally dictated : the particu-
(4. 0, is Treaty are contained in THE SUN of
the same c. ate.

Lord E,l WOUTH, the Boyne, 99, passed up
Channel tor Yortstnouth on Thursday, with five
sail of the line company.—(Plonouth Paper.)

The Princess
..CHARL9TTIi, and Prince LEOPOLD
arrived in town *yesterday afternoon, and took. up
Canie!fold House,.
their residence at

A Bill fur trans. rring a part of the Duty, 7s.
per cwt. ir„„, sat to Hard Snap, manila for, a
third reading in the I louse of C 0111111095 thiSieVell•
jug, and seems only ',61 this late stage of its pro.
gtessio I);ire excited st L' *() nsiderrible sensation.-
-It is said, raise h'tyrd 6enp itt kriSt •Id. in

thu pound, and as Hard Soap rs used in an infloitely
gteater proportion .than Soft leiy a-consi-
derable Tax,on the Comstimer. The opposers of
the measure further assert, ticut the injury it
Will do to the British Kelp Own eta and Tallow
Merchants, (neither Eli 1p nor Briti,‘ Tallow being
used in the manufacture of' Soft asit is id that
°filar& Soap) will more than eeNnterbalance
any 116.am/edges to be tic rived from th increased
use of BritisitWhale Oil in the former,- instead
of Russia and Brazil Tallow is the latter.—
We confess ourselves incompetent to decide
this question,- but presume that Ministers, obtained
Ilufficiew. information to warrant their proposal of
the measure to Parliament, and,to outweigh then
.arguutenta on the part of the Trade. . •

It is positively stated that " the POPE has re-
commended to the Irish Hierarchy to accede to
the VW in all its details* and to 'impress upon the
Laity the necessity of submitting with gratitude."

What will the Agitators, .pretending to be
Ro-
man Catiiolicksi -say to this Papal declaration .?

Saturday morning ber,MAJavry and the Prin•
aesies
_left the' Queen's Palace for IVindsor. They
(lilted at Frogmnre, And returned to the Qtiven!s
Palace at eight o'clock in the 'evening.
Yesterday morning after 'Divine Service, her
114.iftSTY and the Princesses took an airing la-
the Regent's Park, Russell-square, Bfc. They re-
turned:to the, Queen's Palace to dinner, when the
PRINCE dined with them.

The Lotan CHANcat..t.ott had an audience of the
PItIt4CI3 lIRGVNT yesterday,
The Addresses of Compliments of Congratnia.
lion from the Corporation of London, to her
Royal liij;lmeis the Princess
.AUGUSTA Of SilXe
COiltirg, HMI to his Serene iligimess I.,KoroLD
GkottosFttEDERICK Prince" of Saxe Coburg, will
he presented at camelford-kolise this tily,
itntne-
diately after presenting the Addresses to the
I'AINCK ItEariNT at Carkon-house, and to her
Muttort at the Queen's Palace. •

Letters by a private ship from Jamaica assert,
that on the 12111 Mardi, orders bad arrived at
Rio dal Wells, as well. as all the other pots of
the Costa Firma, by which MotvrAt.vo, the pre-
sent Captain-General, prohibits the importation
of British goods, and, fact, closes the ports to
all foreign intercourse. We do not believe the
report.

The private French letters still continue to talk
of plots. Several disbanded ofiicere; says a con-
temporary print of Saturday,
.Were • seized at a
secret meeting, where they dssembled to plot the
subversion of . the Government. It is added',
that the. pprehens.iow Of BENOIT, MARET'S Se-
cretary, in Switzerland, and of the Chevalier de
ST. AIGNOK, has thrown new and unexpected
light on the sable Ct. This is now believed to he
a subordinate ramification of it deep-laid plan,
whickembraces in its action .FOUCIIE at Dresden,
eikr.sioT at Warsaw, gxclit.NIANS in the Nether-
lands, and SOUO. tit DUsseldorf," Another ac-
connt states, that there was a conspiracy extend-
ing to Madrid and Naples, the object of which
was, the assassination of all the Princes of the
house of 'Bourbon at once.--Buit

Lon' Exmou'ra tetlcammi 308 Neapolitans
and Sicilians at,Alk,,,iers, and sent then" to Naples
in the Zephyr transport. The plague at Nola had
not entirely ceased. At Coyle six villages remain-
ed infected, but the garrison was still healthy.
The Coifu Gazelle, states that, from the 20th to
the 24th'of March, both (Jaya- inclusive, there bad
been 3 deaths, 40 ascerteined fresh cases of in-
fection, anti 60 suspected cases. The ratio of all
had, however, very considerably 'diminished with-
in that short period, the numbers having, on the
24th, been only three deaths, four cases of fresh
infection certain, and one suspected. • The- Mai,
'lotto pirates JutO taken ((Mr boats under British
colours, and manned the two largest.
Lo Earl I)Toaave, Master-Get of the Ord-
native, arrived at Plymouth or" Munday fur the
purpose of inspecting.in :person the lines ut Ply,
mouth Dock, and of: atcertaining on t lig spot
NVbat will be the expence tiiii*2►in4 those W`'utti,s,