The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-27 00:00:00

permit The supposition thitt .11e c 611141 attit-c in
Eitglandliercire the night of t 19th
" the 17th, l're_lect of lloche•
fort issued to the troops 'etvol seamen oicdef"his
Ortlei s, a pii;clatOiltioh which, it annonne-
ed the re-enti•aii-ce of his I.llHjesty into
amitkt the acClathations of all tive inhabitatos,
ordered thein at 'the same time to asWnie the white
cockade.

. .
The white Tlirg iedslioisted on .the fork, and
on board the 'vessels lice road's on the 17th at
noon, and 'saluted bY
[The rest of the letter is ileetiped with details
Of white cockades being hoister! flltiyersally—the
troops and inhabitants having shet'ed the very
best spirit ; and ineloses a copy of Ihninaparte's
letter to the Prince Regent, vei Gatins as it Wag
given in THE SUN of yesterday.) -
(Signed) ," H. DE RIGNY, Capt. of Frigate."

PARIS, JULY 22.—The white- flag waves at
Brest, Rochefort, and Cheibiirg, since- the litli
of the mooch.

The different corps of marines in these Ellice
arrondissements bare transmitted to the Minister
of the Marine their submission to the King.

The white flag has been hoisted in the f;orts of
Dunkirk, Calais, Dieppe, St. Valery, St. Set van,
SC Akio, Iron► the 10th to the 14th, an►l on the
16th General Lorcet tnottuted the white flg on
the Ca'stle•of St. Mato..

Thei`2il battalion of the Ist reginnetit-f and : the
3d battalion of the 3d regiment of marine arid-
lery, who signed their with the ern
of the Loire, of which they form part, I at.i.ress
particularly, through the me•liton of the ,3,li,nib,ter
of Marine, the homage of their fidelity and de-
votedu.est-t6 the King.

EXTRACT FROM THE CORRESPONDENCE OF T!1

MARITIME PREFECT OF ROCHFFORT,

" Ruchrfint, July 18, 1815.

[This extract contains a I►fariicul:+r accoont Of
the circumstances attending the hoisting o-f:the
white cockade by the Army, Navy, mid Marines,
in which there is nothing interesting besides the
fact.—The Extract then states as follows :1—

" Jo spite of the particular anti troublesome
'circumstances for us of the recent apparition of
.Ytpolcon Buonaparte, at a point where there
were fiery young men.who had fought with him,
no seditious cry was heard, no opposition wits
manifested, and Vice le Roe was the sole expres-
sion of the sentiments of the population. The
civil and military Officers of the lend and sea, of
all arms and of all services, showed, on this im-
portant ocetision, the spirit with tt all 'good
enehmen are animated,.

f` All the services, disorganized, in any man-
ner, by taterruption of the government, will.
now resume tOeir regularity : all the adtilinistra-
tions will proceed directly, and without confusion,
according to the regulations which will be given
by the,llinisters of the Ki,g.
(signed) Isamu BONNEFOUX.
"To his Excellency the Minister of the Marine and Colonies."

(Froin the Gazette de Fiance of the 23d.)

CGULIER EXTRAORDINARY, SUNDAY MORNING

NVe are assured that a part of the Prussian army
will go into Not:mantly.---lhe Kiug ►tent yester-
day to. St. Clotid.l--The'Dtike of Orlean teas still
hm on the 19th.—It is said, that Machine
the Duchess of Angouteme w,ll land at Dieppe
on the 25th, and arrive at Paris on the 28th or
29th.—The Commander of - the artillery in the
fortress of Istngres., has brought to the King the
submission of I he_ garrison and of the inhabitants
of that town.—News froth Lyons of the 28:h an-
pounce, that tranquillity is re-established there,
and that the Attstriaos uhse•rre the greatest disci.
pline.—Prii•ate letters from Bourdeaux, dated the
18th, say, that Get►. Clause{ is in treaty for the
capitulation of that city.

(Froqz the Jurtrpal des bebedS.)
ARMY OF THE LOIRE.

Marshal the Prince of -EckiuOhl, on publishing
to the Army the communication which .he made
'of its submission to Louis XVI 11. issued the fol-
lowing Address front his head-quarters near Or-
leans :
" It is for you, Soldiers, to render this salmis:Sion' com-
plete by your 'obedience: hoist the white flag. and cockade.
" I know that I am asking of *you a great sacrifice. -We
have all stuck to the colours we are resigning for the
last =2,6 years ; but the sacrifice Is cuninianded by the interests
of our country.
" I ion incapable,. soldiers, of giving you an order which
should out be founded on those sentiments, or which .should•
be contrary to honour.

" 1u tlim last year, under similar circumstances, a charge
having taken ~lace in the Government of osr country, ',de-
fended tlamburgh and Hitrburgh to the last moment in the
name-of Louis ....VIII. list suing to nothing then, as Ido now,
but. the interest of our country.
" All my countrymen applauded my conduct; a fine army
was preserved to France ; nut a' single soldier deserted limn
the ranks,
.Ifiriwing that he is • hound to serve his country,
whatever way be its form of Government, and that the army
cannot be a delibenttive body:. .
" Soldiers, corstinut ; he same conduct; defend our unfor-:
Winne country in tme barite of Louis \ Vlll. This Mott:nett
and all otircountrymen give us credit for it. We shall
make a common cause with those brave Vendeans who have
just given us an atteeting vx,imple, by d,elar.iiig that t hey will
unite with us to light against the enemies of France.; and.
you_will•-have, besides, preserved to the country a numerous'
and heave army. -
I expect from you the same spirit of discipline of which
you have given proofs since your departure from Paris. .•
" Ile Marshal Conirnancle-in-Chief of the atnies of the
Loire and the Pyrenees,
"The Prince of ECKNICHL."

Putts, JULY 22.—Marshal Macdonald is in-
tended for the appointment of Minister of the
King's•flousehold.
The `foreign troops, cantonal in the environs of
Paris, are no longer supported at the:expellee of
the. inhabitants, any further titan supplying them
with lodgings.
Orders have peen sent to Mende to permit Mar-
shal Souk to cot:thine his journey. He is said to
be going to his
.mother, at St. Amand; in the de-
pat until C of Tarn.
,
Sieur Cluys, formerly. Private secretary (6
the Duke of Rovigo, at the period when the latter
was .t"liti:ster ot. Police, has just been arrested,.
NVe are assured that General -Lefebvre' DeSilott
ettes has become: a regular pat tizan. It wk 6. he
who attacked the Austrian troops on the side of
Cosue.

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]
[Prom the Gazette Ojiciellc of the iith Jzz

This Paper contains an ordinance of the King,
dated the 22d, giving its sanction to a resolution
of the illutticipal Council of the city of Paris,