The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-21 00:00:00

the iNiatierial raris;
.appoanting bong& Tdwn Major
But
,itt defian%in of gil theSe arts and Stratt4,-eri'sl
in spite bf the thaw:envies, at once worthy of the
must exalted tyraniiy arid the lowest pettifogging
of a Corsican attorney; It evidently appe3Zs that
the peBPle of France are Hot moved by the aP'
pealS. Thiri we are not told directly, but the
gratifying truth glimmers Out in nibre passage'
than one. , Here the people of the interior ore
told; that '' the torint will burSt upon them
if they riEMArg basely biaetiee." There, ti4'
are invoked td defend - therralVeS' by all mea'”',
open resistance Or secret Murderg,
regular army tirtErAni&d for I.lietorp."
the very Ladies are exhorted to take up On
fur the gallant ,BUONAPARTE, though not a qt.,
lable is said of - -flogging them a-la-HooGE'',
none, if they do not fight. The Parisians All
peculiarly reminded " bory dear the Capital bas
lieeu to their Princes at all titnes,"—,a' dangei7
ous recollection, and surely put into the mouth,
of the Usurper by .some secret foe. But all tbOe
contrivances .are fruitless—the people will OF
stir; they will not believe that the glory of-theic'
August Emperor is worth that rising en nuisse
strenuously recommended in a letter from
greS.—SOULT well told 11UONAPAIITE that
elastic spring, which rendered France capable ,
resisting Coalitions in 1793, was gone—the
sr sin tor liberty, real or imaginary, entirely at ""
, ; ,
end; mut ISUONAPARTE is condemned to tli,Stetl4'
conviction in experience, that let flatterers ,
partizans paint tyranny in as brilliant colours 'l5
they may, there is nothing in it which can inspirit'
a people or give enetgy to a nation in the hour`
trial and danger. Nothing can animate"the dejecT
Lion of France but the destruction of the Desrii:
then, indeed, might the population assemble,
rise as one mati, to secure to themselves a 6'll
vernment worthy. to be defended.
1.0
AUGEREAU has gone to Lyons ; MA.coo°t.
has his head=quarters at Gueldres, a gtiod ccntj':
;
hat liable to become perilous elt!ie;
the aciVanett offluLow on his left, Wnrit Ncsvmj)t
on his front, Of BLUCHER into his rear. At 1:14;,
another Marshal has appeared, KELLuRMAN (D°
• .-o•
of i74.1..iqi), bait-still there is not a whisperwhisperC O/
force under any•of these officers. The MeiPlz'
Yi,NJ
Chronicle alone states, from prieate isfornzatW.;
that.BUONAPARTC has organized 100,000 me°
France'! ! !

Another Bulletin, by the CROWN Parlor, slat
Gth January, mentions the rtcomMenccoo
tt,.
of hostilities with Deatuark at drat date,
consequent blockade of Rendshung and dpe'r.lt:
ment of a Governor-General to adminit"—
conquered provinces of Holstein and Schleswl'''
Private advises, however, of a more row)! (L'tc'.
ate reported to state, that another' short ccsc.jot'.!
of hpstilities had taken place, and that .Den°'l.3
had ,ultimately swallowed the bitter dmugbt whic
her own misconduct bad procured, thus airJrailr;i
a lesson to all States that selfishness is the 11.°'5
,
policy that can be pursued by an Governmeo-
-
The Garrison of liamburgh, we rejoice to be`":,.
thinned by numerous desertions, and DAy.°l7
much incommoded by the occupation of Ocile°lo
werder, from which he has in vain attentpWl
drive the Allies. A noble trait of genero6“l,l:
recorded of the Hanseatic Legion—. the mesa'
want of necessaries themselves, 'having Old
their first month's pay to relieve the sufferer'
liamburgh. • •
„off
Time- most important part of this doctoll-
e
however, is that which announces the ortilitl);
of the ports of the Ciumbrian Peninsula t° t`;
Allied
..,flag. Norway is in this respect' to be ll',
tnediately placed on the same footing with .0°
sci,!bg4wlSchleswick.

We republish the ;Bulletin issued by G°v--
,11
ment on receiving the dispatches from Lord T"0
att
LINGTON, and which only appeared in part of
it
impression yesterday. From the irregular 0117 v
which intelligence is now received, owing t°
tbe
state of the roads, we are compelled to ,stop of
Press friim hour to hour, when any De's" 0
importance arrives, -in order to gratify,
much as lies in our power, the Oulii;
anxiety, at such a moment as this, felt by that ,
I
-lie. .0y the authentic intorMation. Weis. 3'
its
this it will
.he seen we were tr, bt
ri'
supposing, that though there might, lie sa
it)
n•r,
truths in what we copied from a Morning 1-, 4 'or
the greater part of its statements were, inl"re
flourisheS.

" %VAR. DEPARTMENT, 1-17':' 9C);11
" Dispatches have been received from I.jegi
WEILiN.;Tcc; dated •St. Jean de Luz, Jit"
from which it appears that no military I”°%.
-ments of importance had taken place
3(1 inst. the enemy having collected a force the
Gave, drove in the British pignets, turned
right of.Major-General BUCHAN'S POrtUgege 1)1'11
gade, and'estabrisbed two divisions of infantrY