The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-06 00:00:00

OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

" Paris, yass. t.
" Government has this morning received very
important Dispatches from the Army of the
Rhine: the moment at which they have been
transmitted, and their extent, does not allow
to send our Paper to the Departments to.day.

" The General of Division Despt.Lts, Chief
of the General Staff of the Army of tle Rhine, in
a first Letter, dated 25th Dec. from ilead-quar-
,
ters at,Stoer, addressed to the Minister of War,
announces that General LECOURBE has given
quarter re. soo Prisoners ; that General RICHE-
r Ailsc had taken possession of Shyer, where the
Enemy had abandoned 17 Pieces of Cannon, and
nearly 4000 Prisoners ; that immense Magazines
were found ; that the lose of the Enemy in men,
horses, and ammunition, is prodigious. We are
marching to Erlaph, and every thing announces
that the Austrians are about to shut themselves'
up in the Trasen, and perhaps under the walls of
Yielpwe

" By a second Letter frOm the some place,
d.ited the 26th, General DesoLLts informs the
Minister, that the AacnnuasCstAlLes-haspro.
posed an Armistice to General MOAZAV,
flouncing to him at the same time, that the
Empritoit had dispatched a Courier to Count
COB 1,4,; tt L, with, orders to sign the Peace. Then'
follows an enlogium on the Chief Consul.
" The. Armistice was signedat Stow on the
25th of Dec. It contains 17 Articles. TLe
Enemy, as a pledge of the Armistice, gives up
to the French Army.the Forts of restein, Schar,
and the other points of Fortification in the
7), rat, the Defiles at Pientlermuntz and Namdert ;
and finally, the fortress of It urtzbaßrg in Franco.
nia,'and Braunau, in the Circle of Bavaria."

The 7Ournal des. Definseurs of the 2d,. ctxt
:airs also the fyllotVing Article :

ARIVIY OF TIM RHINE.

General Mokanu concluded on'the 2sth, an
ArmistiCe, and a Suspension of Arms, required
by the AR CJIDUKU CIIAR ESJ commanding the
Austrian Army. The French Army occupy,
by virtu' of this Armistice, the Line of Demarka.,
iion extending from 80t7,p10, in the Palteline, to
Pad:l,27lY on the Danube; 17 leagues from rienna.
this i, lisle pas:K:B by hormio Glum, Dozen,
Bt•rxen Lienz, Spiral, Ilantismarckt, Leoben,
Ersenbartz, Mack Cai,v;u4. on the Ertath, and
Pachlarn.

"The Forts ofthe the Fortresses of Krlf.
Sibarnitz,- Braunriu, and. be Citadel :of
triaLtbourg, tvc. will be evacuated by the
Austrian' Troops in the space between the 26th
of December and the Bth of -January. • .

",-The Lint; of Demarkation far the Gallo-Rata7
lian Army, extends from Nissrmirg to the
E7lO/1), passing by Nertmark,
Stadiam-LW; and Ratisbtn:: We shall give to-
morrow, the detailed condition: of the Argus-

ticC~"

The Extrat,ts which we have made under the
(cad of France, from there Papers, are calcu.
lated oi;liy to shew their extreme unimportance in
every other point than that above stated. The
ctingratulations offered to BONAPARTE, are ful•
spore m the extreme: we have given a specimen
of them in the Repert of the. Prefect of Police,
who states that the twousded forget ther
rap, in their bopirlesuat the mail rf :kr Chief
Conftel!

A Lejtcr from Clpfehagen of the i4th ult. i
states that the Emr, c aa. of ll,u44l4ll4.appoint.
ed two English, two gussian, an two persons
of t Neutral Nation, to ridi,a4t the reciprocal!
Deiltr:tbotween the Englibh and I.usd ans.

'The /iamb:ask Mad vhich Lecame due ell
Sunday, is net yet arrived.

,
Yestirclay morn Ing His! M 4 j z sTy, aceorn?a-
nied
~by the Earl of cligsTEßviti,D,
and,,his Attendanti, rodit.hp in
the Great Park and after inspeetinr the di ti 4 r-
ent Irnprovements, took 'rhe diversitin 6t. Hkre.
nutaii.%, in compaliy with a number of Oesiile,
menitetittl,inen. - • -
and Pk Ll`flistEs paid a Kipping
visit*tii Mrs. Boßkiair) At her houte Ark.
Ittrf.Pt intlanr.

.FR ANC,.

PARIS, DEC. ET.

Jr is very probable, says the pomade Par;:,
that at the moment of the Explosion, the wretches
had assembled to the number of 1.2 or 15, and.
that they were posted-at, diierent stages from
the Thuilteries to the Rue St. Nicaise.---,
The two guards who preceded the, carriage,
had made the infernal carriage which stopped the
way, draw up. The Chief Consul having escaped
by a miracle from this danger, and being desir-
ous of knowing the cause of the noise, stopped-
his carriage, and sent to Madame BONAPARTE
orders not to follow. him, which, however, she
did.

ECEMBER

~..

The Army of Italy is marching in the steps
of that of the Rhine. A Battle of Advanced.
Posts took place on the zith November at Ma.... •
caria, in which the Austrians had 200 killed
and wounded, and 360 taken prisoners. We
lost only 33 men.

DECEMBER 29.
The Members of the Tribunate, of the vat.
est consequence, and the Censeurs of the Bank,*
were yesterday admitted to an audience of the
Chief Consul, and delivered an Address rela.
tive to the Attempt on the 24th. We shall
quote only two phrases, which seem to us to
contain the substance of all— these were, " If
such an attempt had obtained the success which
was hoped for, at what crimes would the guilty
wretches who have attempted it, stop ? we dare,
not look into fiturity ; and yet we cannot turn
our eyes from the scene of desolation which it
presents. The terror which it inspires may save
.1
the Country. "--,-(Po4/iterie.) - • 1

PIC gMB lit 30.

According to Letters from Flomyre, t z,OOO
Neapolitans were marching to the frontiers of
Tusciny ; but Generals Pt No, MUNN T art, Wit
Wier KOit were setting out to meet them.