The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-07 00:00:00

where English troops continue to arrive.—(Ora-
de, April 3 Si 4.)
VIENNA,• MARCH '23.—lt was yesterday we re-
ceived by express the news of the entrauceof
Napoleon into Lyons, inconsequence of the de-
fection of the troops %vitt) were to have defended
it. This event has caused a great sensation here",
and given a new impulse to the military prepara-
tions, which had been carried on hitherto with a
degree of reserve, on account of the smallness of
the force with which Napoleon landed. The
troops are on the march from all quarters. Some
go to Lintz, others directly to Italy. Conners
ate• sent to all parts of the Monarchy to hasten
the match of the troops. Orders were sent a
week ago to the regiments ,on the confines of
Turkey to break up. The number of Atfstrian
troops destined to art against France is estimated
at 300,000 men. The Prince Royal of Wurtetn-
burg will Command an army of 80,C•i0 inch, in
the neighbonrhood.of .Strashurg.
„ The departure of the Sovereigns seems to ,be
suspended : that of the King of Bavaria is 544:
to ,he put off for tt week. •The'journal of the
proceeding of the Congress will, it is said,..be
completed in a few days.
Dossrimottrr, 11 tacit 27---Our Governor-
General has published a very energetic Proclama-
tintt to invite the volunteers to resume their arms.
This Proclamation has produced a great effect.
Ali the young men hasten to comply With -tlie

STuT6Artn, Maned -courier sent from
Kehl in the evening of the 23d, brings the news
tli;it Strasburg bad that thy declared for. Napo-
!coo. The Aides.•-de-Camp of Marshal Sachet
galloped through the street .at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, proclaiming the entrance of Napoleon
into Paris, his restoration to the-throne of France,
and, ended, by crying 'C Vive l'Empereur 17,
which was repeated by all the troops and a partl
of the people. At 4 o'clock the Marshal reviewed

the garrison, and received their oaths of fidelity-ft;
Napoleon. The white flags, the arms and ciphers
of the King, were removed, and replaced as far as
it was possible by those of Napoleon. Marshal
Snchet sent hack the couriers destined for Paris,
and informed them of the entrance of Napoleon
into that city.

As soon' as General Volkmann was informed of
the changes thr4liad taken place at Strasburg, he
broke. down the German part of the bridge, de-
claring to Marshal Sachet that this measure had
no hostile object, and was-merely meant to se-
cure from attack the part entrus►_ed-to his care.—
'The necessary measures are takirtg to put t!,e
tete de Pont at Kehi-in a state of defence. No
post is- arrived from Franze since the 23d.
(Journal de Frankfort, March 30.)
BRUSSELS, APRIL 3.—Yesterday thehkMajestie's'
visited the Palace of L'ackeri; never iva4 such ,an.
inmense concourse of people seen as ffoCked 'to

.
the .green avenue to enji!y the presence of our
Sovereigns, who went afterwards to the theatre,
where they were received with an enthusiasm
beyond all expreSsion. Some couplets were
sung, that were addressed to the King, the
Queen and the. I-hereditary Prince ; those to the
latter were twice encored. All
,eyes turned with
pleasure to thiS young hero,who has made his first
campaign under the greatest Captain of modern
times, and who is destined to renew the military
glory of Belgium.—(orucle, .Ipril 4).

h, thst
truth is, that BooNAPARTE never' intendedus
these Obligations should be binding OD 116:10.
yielded to the storm, in the hope of having 8 the
tune opportunity of re-establishing himself °"„ost
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throne of France :—he retired to Elba the I
na
convenient spot in the wbrld torbis purposes'rj, ot
if an understanding was not entered into even
Fontainbleau itself, it is clear that not a 111°-111ie,
was lost in Elba beforea treasonable, disbouo°rs A
and infamous correspondence was eorntoelicthe
the object of which, in utter contempt °f an
most sacred engagements, was to ovetturil.
that had been settled between'-tire Allied
tatcs
tatcs and the perjured 111iscreant, wb°l9 tl
mistaken-lenity had spared.
hition
()N Irl7
We do not find thz.:t there arc any :StiPtl—
the part
()Nile Allies to maintain Louts l''ls.
on the Throne of France, and as_Lord ejs-I,l'
HEAD LI has declared that there are no secret :11,
tides to the Treaty of Paris, the political qti-i5
rs
tien arising out of the present state of 143ia,
so much simplified, as to be fully and entirelYeici
braced in the propositions contained in the 13n1:-

REGENT'S MESSAGE.
It "ecins to stand thus :.---,Neither Great - g
11
io°
rior her Allies arc pledged -any cc-oller-tter.
which can be construed into.an' internal iriter'-
,'cl
ence with the Government of France. Vie
ee_
mai and permanent security of Europe 11°%v
they had conquered and guaranteed, and theill3nt
founziation of this security was the arratigertieel
by which- NAPOLEON BIJ‘ ONAPARTE ao- c` 0,
the Throne of. France. His breachof::lo
tract is a just ground .for proceeding 9°'3'11%
him and those who aid•him. The Prell
vst
tions of the Allies are, therefore, rs
BtioNarARTE, and to compel him to 01)50..1
ft
engagement. The aggressors arc those V.
port him in the violation of the Treaty °f
tAinbleau; and the employment of a sn6:-I
force to cause that Treaty to be respected, "(;:it
circumstances circustances may accidentally connect t of
act with the re-establishment of the I.looe
rri..
Bourbon and the invasion of the' French t -
e] f°
tOry, is not, and cannot be fairly represent-t
be an attack upon the independence of that ced3
ttl
try, either in its tenitorial integrity,- or rtg

chuse its own Government. the
France'has only to throw out BtroNAPABT"'d it
Jonah , 0
whose guilt has raised •the tempes" a

tvill be allayed.
P
The arrival of French Papers to the 5t

vents. us from following out these refiexi"s.

e 0111
'French Papers to the sth arrived in Ours- her(
forenoon ; but are more remarkable far t
omissions than for any intelligence they C°nt
t. 30,0
Nothing has been heard from Lyons since the
Ist
Telegraphic Dispatches in one day (tio-
There is something ominous in this :it i 5 bij
satisfactory, for nothing could be more des.° 0
to the Rebel than to have allayed, had it 1)e:
his power, the apprehensions excited 1011°`irfo'
followers by the knowledge of the counter—

lution 'F the SoFuuth. •-• • ceUts‘
ril! renchFunds are lower, the s'l3'cl.

fluctuating under 68.
uhl or
From t•he notice of abomination, it w°
cl .
pear that the Droits Reunis arc retained tOd
rebel authorities.

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There is nothing favourable or ausPic' 1013
the Usurper's
.cause in these Journals. lje re'
not yet enlisted one human being of Cotli°:ieea o
spectability among his supporters--whoil) etri
any character could enter into the same Servlcroctifr
that matchless scoundreIITIGHELNEY ? be and
( t
ties with which he is surrounded are ITO sre:;etl('
the game_ he has to play is both embarrassi bet°. t
eel/
dangerous. The Jacobins and he Army ' 00,
whose wishes he must steer his course' o,o°'
always agree either in their objects, or t" jeAces
they would take to attain them'. If beolaia(sl
txr put hitnslelf. at thn hetv.l bls 51
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'and gratify their inclination for f°l'cii- jaCai
e 1
quest and plunder, he must displease
°L' ,t
elpoiol
bins and risk the overthrow of his
in, the Capital. ,It, on the other lovid' he
ili °if
in Paris, and doe not attend to thebasis a
his rapacious bands, he must sap. the "I.'
trlt(t3 spil%
it
his power, and fill the military mass •al '
•
of discontent which may be fatal t° 131.-
lfdfile e'
• ,
nearly was when the cry of .‘ bas le
the
compelled Dint to strip hiinself
verity of - a frightful climate; 0% Pbodics•:"lo
certainly to cajole both these pot°. i 541'
and how far hi. may succeed it is iirjrn
helP
for us •to conjecture, though we e'llin
thinking that the tiisk is beyond even t 's(7
pliancy, want of principle to aec°":9ll46
Could he neutralize the other PQrve ee
itr
and Hunt his first exploits to ft, "fir fobotvi.sol
very of Belgium, 'this might, teccnclie
tercets ;
but if he most encounter %1",000 •
War or remain at pe.ace, it is Our, (1)
either akin native must prove his rll;°' fro°
By a Flanders Alail we have aCc°
0 atek:.
rtisschi etc. to the sth, in whicl) 117

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