The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

BREMEN and HELIGOLAND MAILS.

MARt.a. 15.0—Poor Hamburp.,ll
still suffers under tlie execrable. tyrannytivf Niarshai
Davoust. For the last few ila3 Ae`lnivi received
no intelligence from it, nor,* catfwe any
opinion respecting when it may•befivlieved 'from
the misery under whit:l is groans. '
COLOGNE, MARCH 14.---Letters front the neigh:
hourhood of Juliers, dated yesterday moruilig, say;
the last night was a very warm One -for Julier§.

Before midnight the Allies began to tire upon the
fortress, and the,cwinotipde las-ted «itbriut later-

ruption till the muruiug. It is not yet known
what effect it produced in the towu, but it is 4e-
nerally supposed that it cannot twill out long.,

BRUSSF.LS,. MARCH 17.—We have , just :learnt
that the French have to-diiy made a' saliy from
Antwerp, as far as Grant! Willibruck, where there
were only 20 of our troops, but on the reports of
the muskets, a or 600 men, who were in the
neighbourhood, went to meet the enemy. The
action was brisk ; we had some men wounded ;
the loss of the ellemv amounts to 2
.or 300 pri-
soners, besides killecr eruct wouuded.
FmANKt.onr, .7.--After the advantages-
over Blucher and the Y.4-irice of Wirtemberg, Na-
poleon wrote to his fatiNr-in-law, making pro-
posals for peace, in' which 'he used the ftillowi»g
expressions ; '' The Russian .army is annitaalted ;
the Prussian army is disorganized ; there remains
only yours to Make war upon me ; but why ? let
us make peace, &c." The Emperor Nancis com-
municated this letter to his Allies, and i'llree Ge-
neral, were dispatched with a verbal answ.,,r•
Forty Frenchwomen fire expected here to-Oys,
wlio have been arrested because they are accused
of having poisoned Russians.
VIENNA, MARCH 2.-1 E is said that the King of
Naples is to have the chief command of all the
Austrian troOps beyond the Alo. It' is known
here that Holland is to become a possessib:a of the
second line of the. English Royal Family; and that
it, is proposed to 'mute to Holland the former
Austrian Netheiland,.

CoPENUAGEN, FEB. 27.—The Committee for
the supplying •of Norway with provision
made Known, that by the King's orders this, as
well as the similar Committee at Aalberp, is (lig,-
solved,.as-far as the supplying of Norway is con-
cerned, and continues its sittings only,tl,l) :its ac-
counts are-closed.

ZULUCII, MAItCH 4:—The President. of the Fe-
deral Assembly has communicated to,the Cantons
a Note from the Plenipotentiaries of Austria and
Russia,. dated February 14, in which they-applaud
the spirit that is displayed by the Representatives
of the` 19 Cantons, adding, that they are- coavin-
ced.that the duce Cantons which are behind hand
will hasten to join their co-estates ; that the Al.
lies wish no other reward than thermion, welfare,
and liberty of all Switzerland ; that it may choose
a constitution suited to the actual state of thinga,
and-never he again under the fatal necessity of
having recourse to foreigrimediation. •

Plenipotentiaries, in a second note, say,
that being detained at head-quarters, and yet
\ wish ing. to be present at the opening of the Ses-
sion, they request it may be, put off _.for a fort.;
night.; it is accordingly put (au) the 2cl March.
The Little Council' of Zurich has published a Pro-
clamation tending to inform the public of Ole pre-
sent State of affairs, and to Fiut.an end to.the false
reports spread by evil-minded persons.
Berne, Friburg, apd Soleure, still refuse to take
their places in the Diet of the 10 Cantons, on the
21st inst. still demanding that a Diet of the 13
old Cantons shall be called to determine and fix
the rights and the existence of the new ones.

Numerous articles in the Dutch and.Gernan
Papers ,from Posen, Berlin, Prague, &c: of the
beginning of this mouth, announce the continual
and uninterrupted march of I.:inforceinents,uf all
arms to join the Allied Armies in Prabee.
GH EN T, MARCH . pees" ow -of cor sTdio-
don, who yesterday arrived .from Paris, at BrUs-
sels, has brought the news, that theiresh xdr.an-
,tages lately gained by the Allied troops had made
a plolound impression upon the minds of the in,
habitants of that Capital, and that at the moment
of his departure they Considered:. every thing as
and without hope, It 'was also asserted
there, that the Allied Sovereigns, through loge
for humanity, had proposed to Napoleim prelimi-
nary conditions, of peace ; .that he had not. Only:
rejected ithem, but that, in his .rage he tore" the
dispatches, which has plainly convinced tlie Al-
lied Powers that it is in yainfor them hencefortb
to•e.xpt 'to treat With him.
LAIL'fANN, MARCH s.—Travellers from Geneva
say, that the' loss of the French in several bloody
battles near that town is about I'2oo men. On the
side of SavOy.the French had approached within
•eannon-shot di that City. It is notsknown,.hoW ,
stron,, the French are; they, spew "themselves
the' whole' mountainous county.y.f.rom Gilt' to St.
Corgne, but have neither cavalry nor artillery,_
while General Bubutidaily receives reinforcements.