The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-07 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

BASLE, AuG.2-I.—General Barbanegre had of-
fered to capitulate, but the conditions which be
demanded have been refused, and hostilities 'have

re-co►ninenced with much fury.

—AUG, 26.—(Eleven o' Clock) .—The gar-
rison of. Flnningen has this moment capitulated.
To-morrow it. will be garrisoned by 4,000 Swiss
troops. The troops of the line are to retire be-
hind the Loire—the national guard is disbanded.
The arms and provisions found in the fortress be-
long to the Allies.
PARIS, SEPT. 3.—Some regiments of Engligin'
heavy cavalry have to-day gone through their
toanceuVres befoie the Allied Sovereigns.
Count Blacas has been appointed Ambassador
to Naples. His gxcellency, who has been some
days in Belgium., will pass through Switzerland.
. We learn from Montauban, that two French
Officers have been arrested and thrown into prison.
,It is reported they are- men of rank. They are
supposed to have given in false names.
Letters from the South announce the arrest of
General Clausel at Toulouse.

The Atistrian Artily in the environs of Stras-
bourg is estimated at 60,000 men.

(Front Me Journal de Paris)
Fiatis, SEPT. 4.---The blockade of the castle of
Vincennes has been raised. A few foreign sen-
tries only are seen at the entrance of the wood.
The Commandant of TOoloitse' lies o:dt'red
all
Spaniards to quit the place within four and twenty
hours, on pain of being arrested.
(From Galiynaves Nessenger;)
There is a great movement among, the allied
troops in the depart nient of tiatme-tt-Loire.
Eight thousand Prussians left M.xyence on the
30th ult. for Ern6e.

TUE JAMAICA FLEET.
We are very sorry to give c,e following melan
intelligence respecting the Jamaica Fleet:,

"-LLOYD'S, r. 7.

• Statement of the Warrior's ConeoF from Ja-
maica tnis
sea, and it is supposed toutnitted-3 gone to Ha-
lifax in distress-60 unaccounted for;—making
total of b 7 sail bound to eat Britain."
It is not the enormous loss of property thus
sost:iined, thhugh that loss_will he severely felt at
1.n.0-ip's and have
.a very serions effect upon
the, moneyed interests in the City, .already greatly

distressed, and with little prospect, trout the state
of affairs on the Continent, of being relieved from
the burl hens and embarrassments of these heavy
times—it. is not these considerations which fill us
%with the deepest regret, but it. is the afflicting loss
of valuable lives which must have been suffered in

this dreadlnkempest:
T e Public may rely upon our, using every .ex-
ertion in our power to obtain the best best possible
information to relieve the anxieties of those who
have friends and relatives in this unfortnciatelket.

The last accounts from Sweden state, that the
KING does not intend to visit his Norwegian ter-
ritories this year on' account of ill health. The
CROWN PlliscH, however, was about to depart
for Christiania, where the Diet had assembled,
and were chiefly_ occupied its debates and dissen-
sions.

The report of a general Promotion throughout
our Indian Army is nuiOunded. It arose from
three new regiments having been formed in Ben-
gal,
,which have been of by Gentlemen
taken from old regiments,

In n preceding column we have given from the
Morning Chronicle a Paper purporting to be_a cur-
rect
copy of the "-Treaty of Agrement" between
General CARIATI on the part. of Madame MunaT
and Captain CAMPBELL, of the Tremendous ;
which the Editor of that patriotic Paper pitb-
lishes, on the authority of the: Enemy, to
prove "delightful task !" that his own:Go-
vernment not only deluded the Public
garbled and incorrect statement, Init. ,Was guilty
of the grossest breach Of faith to an aMiable,
elegant, beautiful, and confiding QUEEN ! ! This,
document, so dear to factious feelings, is intro-
duced by one cat the foulest libels upon Great
Britain antlher Allies that ever a malignant Nea-
Polizan Traitor penned, ,or a disloyal English
Newspaper sent forth to the world. It is-most
scandalously andclalsely asSerted, that the engage-