The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-08 00:00:00

PRICE 7D.

FOR bit:. N INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Messager de Chambres, of Monday)

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PARIS, JUNE s.—The Gazette of Thurgovia po-
:itively confirms the news which we have given of
!}te approach of the Austrian troops to the frontiers
if Switzerland. The tenth part of thee troops is
armed ‘vith carbines. This news, adds the paper
t;ovc- quoted, deserves all the attention of the federal
tut horities.—Sentifzelle Genevoise.

A letter from Forbach, of the Ist June, gives us
the following inttiligence :—" It is announced that
General Russell, of the garrison of Treves, is gone
to review the troops at SzaTelonis, and to make pre-
parations for the reception of Prince William. The
men of the Landivehr who are called out ate those
who have already served two or three years. Among
the reports, which I think need confirmation, it is
affirmed that an army of 130,000 Austrians is going
to be formed on the frontiers of Bavaria, and that
the Cabinet of Vienna has called upon that of
Munich to take a part, arid that the latter has de-
vlared positively that it must and will remain in the
stalu quo."
It is reported that disturbances took place at Deux
Pouts on the 23d of May, and that flags of various
colours were carried about the town.

A letter from Colmar, of June 1, contains the fol-
lowing particulars :—" All the roads in the Aus-
trian States are crowded with troops. Au army of
60,000 or 80,000 Inca is forming on the frontiers
of Bavaria, and Lindau is full of soldiers. The Em-
pwor has summoned to arms the population of that
part of Hungary which adjoins Turkey."

(From the Constituticnnel of Sunday.)

FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, MAY 30.—For some days
past great preparations have been making in the
palace in the city of Pampeluna. Several apart.
mints are being new furnished, though it is not
known in whose honour; but the clergy and abso-
lutists who, as we know, are always well informed,
say, that this edifice is intended to be the residence
of the membets composing the regency of Henry V.,
who, they say, will come and reside there with his
mother, while Charles X. and the Duke of Angou-
leme will go and live in Austria. Many persons
cannot imagine that our Government can think of
thus defy ins that of France, unless, indeed, a war
should break out against that country on other
points, which is not improbable. However this may
be, the Spanish Cabinet in this, as in many other
things, is ready to commence hostilities in twenty-
four hours, anil there is oily the patriotism of the
southern provinces to oppose it.
(From the Journal des Debats.)

We can guarantee the authenticity of the follow-

lug news:—
" The States of several Hungarian provinces (to
which that of Bartz has set the example) have had
the boldne-s to address representations to their King
Francis, in which they recapitulate the benefits Hun-
gary received from Poland in the wars against the
Turks,—the great fault which Austria committed in
sactificing a country which protected her against
Russia to a sordid and temporary interest, and in
which they now solicit, lsr., The immediate revo-
cavon of the ordinances which prohibit the expor-
tation of arms and provisions to Poland : 2d, The
convocation of a Diet to deliberate on the means of
ameliorating the condition of the Poles."
We know not what effect these representations
have had.