The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION,

EUGENE, Viceroy- of Italy, Arch-chancellor of State of the
French Empire, Commander in Clik.f of the Military
'Forces in the Kingdom of Italy and the Ex-Venetian
States,: to the States of Parma.

inhabitants of the Stateli of ParMa—We learn
with Profound grief, that some of you, no doubt in-
cited by the enemies of your Country, have lately
assembled in arms, and declared yourselves in. a stato
of rebellion against the Authorities and die Laws.

" What ! at the moment when all the, nations of
the Continent are reposing themselves, after their
Jong agitations, in the kosom of a glorious Peace,
which his Majesty the Emperor of the French and
King of Italy has 'restored to the world, you alone
intermix the cries of revolt with the accents of the
joy and gratitude of nations !

" Inhabitants of the States of Parma ! we have
been called by his Majesty, the Emperor and King
to the hOnour of commanding all the Civil and Mili-
tary Forces of the Kingdoms of Italy and of the
Venetian States.

We shall never suffer the inhabitants of the
kingdom of.ltaly, who have, proved themselves so
peaceable and so faithful, to suffer-the slightest in.:
terruption, from the agitations and disturbances of
their neighbours.
‘! If you think you have any demand to prefer to
your Sovereign, lay down your 'arms.; go back to
the hosom of your families ; return to your sub-
mission and your duty.

" Address hereafter your cWrzis to thie Viceroy
of Italy.

The Viceroy of Italy pledges. to yip his word,
that your clairn.s shall bei laid at the foot of his
Majesty's Throne. Justice shall be administered to
you. I.iut should our yGi,ce flout be attended to ;

should you not profit by the paternal warning which
we give you ; also have duties to fulfil ! and
shall discharge our duties.

Warlike troops, tired of repose, and provoked
by your ineifeaual sedition, are marching against
". Beware of them! French Soldiers, ever getie-
rous to the Enemies of their Country, never slew
mercy to Rebels.

SThould.you not separate within two hours after
the receipt of this Proclamation, we declare to you,
with sorrow, that your families will long have cause
to bewail your errors and your guilt.
" Given at our Head-quarters at Padua, Jan. sth,
1806. " EUGENE."

LEGION OF HONOUR.
His Imperial and Royal Majesty has just appoint-
ed the Generals of Division, VANDAMD/E, SAINT HI-
LAIRE, FRIANT, and LEGRAND, Grand Cordons of
the Legion of Honour ; and the Generals of Divi-
sion BILLIARD, BISSON, CAFFARELLI, LEVY, MAL-.
HER, and NANSOUTY, Grand Officers, with a long
list of Colonels and Commandants of Battalions to •
the rank of Commanders and Officers of the Legion
of Honour.

Accounts from Augsburgh, dated January 17,',
state, that numbers c‘f the immediate Nobility of
Bavaria are arrived at Munich, to endeavour to pre-
serve their rights, which the. new Monarch means to
suppress for the purpose of swelling his new dignity.s
The Court of Munich made an attempt on- these
rights some tiine since, but the immediate
being supported by the Head of the Empire, 'weft,
enabled-to resist tlieattempt with success. 'At pre-
sent the Court of Vienna cannot afford a support to .
any rights attacked by a Power in alliance with
.Prance. The rights of the immediate Mobility will
of course be annihilated.

' A funeral service was performed at Munich, at 11
o'clock, on the 9th Jan..for the soldiers whO fell in
the field of :honour in the late war. A fine Dis-
course was pronovinced on the occasion, by the Rec-
tor Lr.ctixEzi. The new King, the Prince Royal.,
40 all the Court attended;