The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-03 00:00:00

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have been conducted across the Oder, and will
haN:et their abode allotted them beyond the
Vistula. .

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" VIENNA, DEC. 1.-Our newspapers have joist
published the Treaty of cel,eoncluded betwecn
his Imlperial Majesty and the King of 13Avnit.ti.
It coilS'ists of II articles': the 10th is particularly
worAy of notice ;--.‘ The two h'igt contracting
parties engage not to enter into any negociation for
peace or convention with the enemy, except by
mutual agreement. They likewise reciprocally
promise, in the Most solemn manner, not to Hs:.
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ten to any insinuations or proposals wmen may
be made cither mediately or immediatelYby the
French Cabinet, without communicating 'then) to
one another."

" BAsLE, IC7ov. 23.-At Strasbn'rkh they ex-
pect, as eve arc told, the Emperor NAPOLEON With
his guards. The French have made a sortie from
Kehl, but were driven back.

" BERLIN, Drc B.—General H'ILL::II is iii-
pointed to command in Switzerland, where he
commanded some years since."

We have again to present our Readers with a
mass or Foreign Intelligence, which, though we
have curtailed it of all the extraneous matter, yet
occupies so much of our space as to leave us little
room for comment. The Gazette confirms the
important statement we originally- made on Fri-
day, that SouLT had commenced a retrograde
movement with his main force, in the direction of-
Dax. Thus the very advantageous results of the
late victories begin to shew themselves, and the
enemy, driven by brilliant manoeuvres and heroic
valour, from the strongest positions whic:i are
offered within the extent of au hundred miles on
this frontier, confesses his inability to resist the
further invasion of the French territory, should
•our brave vet prudent Commander deem such
advance. necessary. It is saiu, thust
(ions have been received by his
that all the country, front llaroune to Cape
Finisterre, was ripe for rev6lt, ald that he
has been invited to march forward to countenance
and support ►he insurrection. Tile truth ut• this
statement our Readers will be very ready to credit,
when they recollect how ft equently we have men-
tioned the receipt of letters from, Normandy and
Picardy, in substance, affirming that such was the
actual state of the public mind on all the western
side of France.

The first and very brief leading paragraph in
Su`: of Saturday week, has not escaped the
public attention, and though we are not yet en-
abled (nor world it be rigl.t) to publish the ex-
tent of out information on this subject, we may
observe, that our hopes of having speedily to offer
a glorious article of intelligence with respect to
the House of llowtitoN are daily acquiring strength.
The diminution of the force under SOULT in
the late battles is computed 'at from 13 to 14,000
men (tors de combat, independent of the three
thousand German 'Auxiliaries who deserted.—
On the 13th alone, five thonsand were kil!cd
and wounded, the latter bearing no proportion to
the former. - It is mentioned that Lord Wewsc-
ToN bad galloped that morning from Sir Toug
'totes position, and only came up in time to be-

bold the Frenchmen falling or flying before the
British baybuct ; when, with the true feeling. of
a soldier, he grasped the hand of Sir ROWLAND
exclaiming " This is your victory, HILL.
it is all your own."

We have given copious. Extracts from Dutch
Mails,. Bremen 'and Altona rapers, received yes-
terday and this morning. Their contents are not
of peculiar importance. A Proclamation from ,
the CROWN PRINCE, and the whole tone of the
intelligence from Holstein, slims that the obstinacy
of Denmark has brought, down heavy vengeance
upon her :—for the entire loss of Norway, and pro-
bably of Holstein, her de,;raded Government may
thank its shameful adherence to the -UsurFer of
France. MVOUST has shut himself up in Hamburg') ,
and ordered thestarving inhabitants to throw them-
selves helpless from their sacred homes upon the
wide world. They ought to be sent back, and the
lives of himself, HOGGENDORP, and all the ruf-
fians under them, made responsible for these
wretched people.

The Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived at Hanover
on the 19th, and was welcomed with cathusiasm.
CZERNICHEFF passed through Cassel on the 15th,
on his way from Frankfort to the head-quarters
of the CROWN PRIIaCE.. Cleves as well as Berg
has been taken possession of by the Allies. The
patriotic MILLMAN .will command the siege
a..atinst Hamburgh. Reports. continue to assert
that Switzerland has joined the confederates. In
Italy there are great desertions from the French ;
a curious article trom Berlin mentions that the
English Expedition had visited Rome.

We have this day concluded our extracts from
East India Papers trout the Ist of June to the Ist
of July, and given the obitztary, &c. of all the
Presidencies for the month.