The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

41111,1,SS.ELS PAPERS.

. '3lsussEt.s, luLy 15.--We have j-ust learned,>yhat
all the frontier towns of France have submitted.
liAstg, JULY B.—General Frimont has entered
St. Claude. It is said that,
the first line of defence
of General Lecourbe was carried yesterday, afttr
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a bloody actjon, acid that this-teperal is re-
treating.

The garrison of ljuninguen makes frequent
sallies. The trenches have been opened : one
near Bourg Libre, one near Nemlqrf, Ful she
third above Little puninguen.
pa the 4th, tivclve cannon arrived here, taen
by the Austrians at Montbeillard. The Freud,
ltacl pallisaded the place, which was opstinately
defended by the inhabit-ants of the neighbourhood
the Austrians were obliged to take it by assault.
In general the war Is carried otn with great ani-
mosity in Alsace and the Vosages. The inhabi7
tants, who are for the most part Tealous'part4am
of lltionan'arte, destroy the provisions, fill up the
wells, and it is affirmed that they have burnt some of
their o‘vn villages. it is said that the potmt de la
gochefoncald, the Commissioner of Louis XVIII.
in the Jura, has been murdered by the peasants of
Vranche Compt4. A corps of Swiss troops under
General Gudy, entered the French territory on
the 4th, and Occupied ..lougre without resistance.
Iluninguen as summoned on the: 3d, but the
continual cannonade which it keeps up against
Bourg Libre and Neudorf, precludes All !lopes of
negotiation. They say that the Commandant had
proposed to give up the place to Louis XVIII.
but that this proposal has been rejected. It ap.r
pears that if the place surrenders, it will be ceded
to the Swiss confederation to demolish it, and
unite it with the territory of flasle, five leagues
round.

BRU§LS, JULY 16. —The officer sent with a
flag of truce, who has been so terribly insulted
and assassinated by the inhabitants and garrison
of Conde, is Col. Goddon, who had been sent
frnin CanibraY-by the. Count d'Olonne, Governor
of the department of the North, for Lottii. .VIII.
The family of this Officer, who Lad three chit•
ciren, is:novf at.Metz. It is to-day (Sunday) that
the Allies are to take p.9,sse§siou
Valeilcienttes and Conde are bombarded.

FRENCH PAPERS.
[RECEIVED '17.41S •MORNING.)

(From the Journal des Debats.)-
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PARIS, JULY 17.—Madame the Ductless d'An.
gouleme arrived On Sunday at Calais, after a
prosperous passage.

The Minister of Finances has appointed a Com-
mission to eamine into the affair of stock alienat-
ed by the last Government,' an& the transfer of
which has been suspended. M. Laing is Presi-
dent of that Commission.

Educe. Hardenberg and M. Humboldt, Mini-
sters to the King of Prussia, and Count Otto,
Ambassador from the King of Bavaria to his
Most Christian Majesty, have arrived at Paris.
Sly Sidney Smith is at Paris.
We are assured that Madame Louis Buonaparte
quitted Paris this day.
On the 12(11 July, twenty wretches, calling
themselves an armed free corps, entered Dijon
like madmen, shouting Vice l'Empereur and
firing upon the post of the National Guard,
placed at 'the gate of the town,. and who
unfortunately had no. cartridges. One of the
National Guards was wounded in the band.—
But the post was soon succouved, and the.ruffians
betook themselves to eight. One o 1 them was
severely wounded, and led to prison. The gen-
dur»zerie was immediately sent in pursuit of the
others.

We estimate at 40,0(1.0 souls the very small mkt
of the factious minority, of Paiisians who yesterday
Crowded into the garden§ of the Thuilleries and
the neighbouring places, to'eniuy the sight of the
King who is imposedapofi us
His Majesty, when lie appeared several. times
at the windows between the Count d'ArtOis and
the•Dulte de Berri, stopped there a long time, sa-
luting the people with that ineffable tenderness
which the hea"Ft of his..lll+4tylio..s4ongly feels,
and which his figure so well expresses. Sons,
dances, and acclamations continued; during the
whole evening.

(Front the Gazette de France of the ISM).
COURIER EXTRAORDINARY.
The King of the Netherlands arrived yesterday,
in Paris.
It is said that the Coupcil of Ministers which
was assembled yesterday passed a Resolution of
great importance.
Government has issued orders that all the cities
of the kingdom should he finished and kept in .a
complete state.
Lettei:s.from Wurin announce that the plague
has appeared in several parts of Dalmatia.
iiOORDEAUX, Jyr.y I3.—General Clause' has
published the following
ORDER OF THE DAY.
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"The General in Chief orders as follows:
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The Municipality of Bourdeaux will assemble
and continue permanent till farther orders. It is

to comuit on tile means cif preserving tranquillity,
within 140urden,u*.

ff lip General pomplapdatn irk thepepartmer4
of the Gironde and the City of liowdeaux,is to
eonvoke a Military Commission, to jutiol upfig
the spot person 4 aeensed of_sedition,,7
(Signed) •4-.4d L,
" Bourdeaux, July 12, 1815."

[Here follows a proclamation by M.Ciraturnimt,
of .the same date, adressed to his. fellow citizens,
exhorting them to tranquillity. Pa these two
papers the Farisian Miter makes tltg following
just observation

" These two document; are quite: suflietent.t9
prove to, what extent the public opinion;atAutti-
deau* is compressed. How .much guilt attaches
to those who thus abuse a momentary autho7
rity !"--(Fron the 464z:ngl de P4ris.)
PARIS, JULY 18.—A movement 9f the Royalists
took place at I3ourdeaux, on the 12th instant.—
White Ilags were even hoisted; the troops.-of the
garrison took up arms, 49d some persons who
wore the white cockade, were maltreated ; tran-
quillity, however, was re-established:'

r„./flie town of Vitry7le7Francais nislied,to op=
pose a useless resistance to the Bavarian and Saxon
troops. One of its suburb§ suffered nnicn.