The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-18 00:00:00

4e!rit ettetittistitn, tht rilbst nnbit, the truly
French character, No sacrifice has seemed difli;.
'cult to them, whether they had to relieve the
sick anti the ,wounded, or wattli over the preset...,
vatian of the Public! tranquility. The organiza
tion of the National Guard was executed with the
most admirable proMptitude, and the greatest ar-
tier continued to prevail in this great capital.i_
phis fine example is followed in all the depart-
ments. Never have the levies and the receipt of
the contributions been completed with moreease•
and readiness. ,Every one is fully convinced that
he ought to second the views of the governmerit.
We have to save our families, our properties ; to
maintain • our rights, to deliver our territory.
What Frenchman would be deaf to the voice of
Isis SoVereigitho Would not shire the glory itf
our brave soldiers, and contribute to save the
country ?

LYONS, FEB. Army of Lyons increases
daily. Every thing necessary for the troops. is
provided. The patriotism of the inhabitants and
"the Magistrates, has created the extraordinary
resources which circumstances required. Already
the Duke of Castiglione has :began- his military
operations, by causing, an attack to be wade on
Mont Luel,.from which the enemy was driven the
day before yesterday; leaving in our hands some
of his men, among whom is one officer.
PitoviNs, FEB. 12.—(From a private letter.)—
.." You have certainly heard of the Emperor's
success yesterday. I acquaint you with the de-,
parthre 'of his Majesty with the. Dukes of Treviso
and Ragusa,- and the Prince of Moskwa. All the
divisions front 'Spain which were here, marched
away yesterday,. It was chiefly the:cavalry Sand,
infantry oftlieDuke of Ragusa that was engaged.
The guards did not charge.
" 12th,-at -eleven in the niorning.LL-Ne'wS is just
arrived that ;the Emperor has wholly destroyed
the corps of Blucher and Sacken.—Fice, 4' Ent-
pereur

A letter from Antwerp, of the 7th instaut, con.,
tains. die following details, the correctness of
which we can warrant

• ." General Cart►st arrived here on-the 2d, in
the morning; and' immediately assumed the- Go-
vernment. Some hours after the, enemy -made
_a
brisk, attack on the place with his whole foice,
but the resistance. was was more vigorous
the attack, and the, enemy was completely re-
pnlsed. He renewed his attacks on the 3d, 4th, and
sth, and all his attempts having failed, he reti:•ed
in the night. between the sth and 6th, and has not
since shewn himself. •

• " The city of Rheims refused to receive than
they went away, and came back the next day Wit'
about 400 men of the troops of different nations
who entered the town.

A Frenchman who is just come from Bel-
gium, says he left at Liege, where he was last
Simday,- only 2000 of the enemy. Thence to
.I‘.4ezieres he saw only ten Cossacks. He passed
by Rheims the day before yesterday last Sun-
day, the enemy; to the number of -153, Ma-.
randers, hussars., Cossacks, and _single soldiers,
appeared before that town."

FRENCH FUNDS.
Feb. 11. Began 57Fli.s. SO Cts.—End Fks. 50 Cts.
14. . . b 7
13. Sunday.

11 11.~.

IkrilllVLD-1 Cadiz. I)uE--1 Lisbon, I Malta, I: (;utten,
burgh, I Holland, 7 Heligo!and, 1 Guernsey, liersev
.2 Dublin, 2 Waterford.

PRICE OF ST0:1(s.
THIS DAY S 1 'IIVELVN O'CLOCK.
Conseil' " ^r.)3, 7og Onininui, 26,i 2G

HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW;
Morning, 3R minutes after :4.1 .S.mituttep after. 2.