The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

VIENNA; JUNE IZ.---;M:De Narbonne, Ambas-
sador from France, left this for ' Dresden, after
having receis•ed a Couriet:.

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JUNE 10.,--GreutC
activity
prevails in the Al'.
net—nine Courier's. ill-rived to the 4th anti sth
from Gitehin. Our course of exehanse continues

to improve:

VERONA, JUNE 3.—Troops arrive: here
,every
day. They are to form part of the Army of the
Adige, assembled by the Viceroy of It.tly, and
which, judging from the dispositions made, wilt
be considerable.

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RANKFORT, JUNE 17,—We have a consider
able garrison here. It is said that 20,000 French'
troops will pass the Rhine during this" and the
following Week. The Briny of Igayence," comm.
manded by the Duke of Castiglinne, has asseta•"
bled in our neighbourhood and that of"Ascbas'eu•
buurg. It is reported that the head-quarters of
this army, whicli-ik considerable," will be at'

Wortzburg.
DRESDEN, luxe 17.—The. Count'de Narbonne,
has arrived here from Vienna, with some persons

of his legation. Count Bubna has frequeat con-
ferenees with the Duke of Bassano. Tee Empe-
ror of Austria is still at Gitschen. The different'
Cabinets are very actively employed, and thereis*
a continual exchange of couriers.
The French Imperial Guard is lodged in DresEd
den.---We are still working on the fortificationte
of the new town; 36 battalions form a camp u(
barracks, in the form of a half circle, round that
part of our town, The marauders. who remained'
upon the banks of thetbe are brisklypursued. The:
9th corps earmee is enaamped between QuerlitL
and LeopOldshagen. The cavalry, in great .part,.-
is eantoned in Lower Lusau and the circle Of
Wittenberg. The most efficacious meastireS'art*
adopted far provisioning . the. army.— The King:
has bought a large qualtity of wheat and, oats in
Bohemia ; and from Franconia and the banks of
the Rhine, great transports of rice and horned
cattle daily arrive.
A brigade of French cavalry has marched with
some infantry upon Ccinnit4 and Zurichaw, the
environs of which were infested by sonic pillag-
ing Prussians. Twelve Saxon Officers, lately •
arrived from Cracow with 'General Gablintz's
brigade, accompany this detachment.
The, Emperor enjoys the best'health, and it is
thought his abode in this capital will be of some
duration.

The Russian and Prussian corps of light cavalry
which made excursions in the neighbourhood of
Gratz, Jena, Oebsnitz, Platten, 'and Hof, etir e d
after they received intelligence of the Armistice.
In the reports which the Military Governor of
Silesia published at Breslau, relative to the battles
of the :2 th and '2lst May, it was, among other
things, stated, that on Wit beCasion a detachment
of Saxon troops deserted ,to the enemy. But this
assertion is entirely void:of foundation ; and the
Governor of Silesia must, in Itti's respect, have re.;.
ceived incorrect statements.

GENEe, JUNS 16 —We learn that the troops
encamped at Toulon are extiemely numerous, and
busily occupied in being disciplined.
We have remarked movements in that port
which indicate that so large an assembling of
forces has a more important object than the mere
defence of the coasts. .

VIENNA, JUNE 12.---The conditions of the Ar-
mistice of the 4th Of June have just been pub-
lished. This intelligence has produced the most
agreeable sensation here, and causes a continental
peace to be considered as very near.
ya NUREMBURG, JUNE 15.—The Polish troops,
commanded by Prince I'uniatowski, have, lately
passed through a part of the Bohemian territory,
to proceed to the frontiers of Lusan, where they
are to rejoin the other corps of the Grand Army.

andl&---Severall?MNzcFowr; JUNE
oiknest otraso, ftrtni
the French 'Theatres,
othe
to it,.have passed here ; they are going to Dres-
den. I.Testerility there arrived here and in the
neighbourhood 2oao cavalry, and as many infaa...
try ; they this morning coutioued tbrir route to
rejoin the army.
The two regiments of,the yet oang gthis morninguard, which
have been,bere some days, • s out
for their ulterior destination; Numerous-detach.
.thents of diStuotinted cavalry still remain here.
the personages of high dis-
tinction
are expected 'tit Dresden.
I.3AnNaetto, JUNE 12.—Hotels are preparin? at
.Drwiden to receive personages of . high disti
tiara.—Thelast posts from L ' have not n"
eipste ar-
rived.

PRAGUE, Just 13.—1 n the event of a Con-
gress taking place, which every thihg induces to
expect, we do not know whether it will be belt
in our town: Many persons think it would he at
Dresden.