The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-28 00:00:00

We yesterday, in a Second Edition of Tun 'Sufi,
enirouticetl the importsnt intelligence received lay
rzo‘evninktt of the rapid advance of the Duke of
'WELytterot. and rif the veteran lituogiß at the
Bead .dfllieir.respecthe Armies towstecls
It was on the 24th that ,torlimentler
'arrived at tafere, ha's,ing .the /Ist' *bleated
'from Binclt to Malplaquct (so celebritttek in the
~.bnke Of igsatAso(otYott's 'Carnp4fgns), about 17
htiies ; to Gateau tanibresis 2* miles, on the en-
'suing dny, anti thence in two days to Lafere, be-
ing art kinresisted progress oe about 20 miles a
clay since he entered France., his brace *as to
he at Compeigne,4ls Miles fr,,*rn Paris, on Monday
last, the 26th. Cambray, st. Quentin, Avesnes,
'anti, it-is perfectly believed, taon, as well as
other place we baCeforowAyenumerated, have, In
variant ways, fallen ',alder the power of the
Allied Armies, which the People every where hail
and welcome as trit:ir deliVeiers. This disposi-
tion of tbe.COWntry is indeed one of the great
4aitses nt'lha astonishing military progress we
bare just reenitied7 It furnishes the best answer
to those who call a knot of Conspirators the
French Nation.--'

With respect to tier Prussian force, ilLuctlett,
34tineti as we yesterday stated, by the strong corps
ender %cent, and supported by a fresh army -of
.10 least iSO,OOO, already on the frontiers, under
, TALI ENITEN and the Prince of MECKLENBURG,'hd•
t►atteett on the left of the British, from Avesties; by
La Capelle, iPervins, Bomont, and Marie.
The united Austrian, Russian, and Ilavarian
Army, it will be seen by the German Papers rex
teived this trim itingl, trussed the Rhine at Man-
Iteitri, on the 10th and 20th. The Austrian Grand
Array, it Is stated, to us in a private latter; inVaded
trance on the Upper Rhine at the sable date; and
as the Strasburg,' Post had failed to strive at Parts,
we may take it for granted that this fiirce had made
eorisiderable progress. It is further rOporteri'th at,
Sticurt had been defeated with the lost of 10,000
men in Franebe Cnmpte} and that the Allies, 'Were
performing in the -South the counterpart to* the
'ward'. in the Noted,.

To oppose these invasions, the Enemy cio not
pretend to have arty adequate means. The most
flattering statement whieh one of their Orators in
the Chamber of Peers could offer was, that the
human wrecks from the-Battle of the lBth were
collecting together, and formed a considerable
snass,—that pilot/00v had the remains of the 3d
and. 4th corps of- infantry, anti a. corps of ca-
valry, with their materiel, in the direction of
Givet and Rocroy,-and that the Minister at
Wait had said be could muster twenty thousand
'nen from the 'DePOts. Now, the only portion of
this force upon paper which scents to v merit no-
tice- is that under GROUCHY, which was so se!.
"vercly.ent op in the- battle of the 19th, that a
single Prussian Corps left in the rear has been
judged sufOcient to-hold it in check. It even ap.-
pears Isolated, and in a situation from which it is
impossible it should extricate itself; and its snr-
remier to, the Allies is -an event more' likely to
happen, than' its trying the haus of another

In spllort tile Traitors ot Paris tutly prate as they
vslewshe, tint tltar sysir is over, and they must submit.

The Debates in the French Chambers up the.
24th will he found ai length' in our preceding
columns. They are int, resting hut not important.
it is curious to observe the distraction of the
Plotters, and the confusion of the pseudo aegis-
- 'attire which these Revolution-mongers had got
together during their short-lire(' ascendancy. They
have set up the Puppet. Prince
~,of PARMA : the
doll whom papa paraded -in regimentals
,on
one of hit; " theatiical " exhibitions, but who
is now in very sae keeping for an Emperor, being
learning co speak German at Sclmenbrunn 4 'This
farcical affair would sarcely deserve a comment, es-
reality after having treated it at the length•we
yesterday did, were it not for the` ludicrously
grate sdit of argmentatinn which the
‘Jacobin
Faction 'produce upon it. 'The enlightened Chro-
nicle of to-may says,' " Our readers will see. that the