The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-12 00:00:00

FORVEGN INTELLIGENCE.

t'RENCI:I PAPERS,
[RECEIVEb THIS ILlORriffi.G.]

(Front the Gazette gll7cielle.)

PARIS, OCT. B.—For twos days the posh of Om
Nuseum irive been occupied by the English.

nis morbiAL,,, a. iest honihtii• of Prussian
'Troops vrere stationed oh the Place de Greve and
the Bridge of Notre-Dame.

'i'Le Co it cil of War sitting in the. Rue (1“
thercht-Midi, will he employed to-morrow about
the atair of Colonel de "Chathlwa'ulc.
Aecoreliitg attangements made yesterday,
the inhabitant's 'of Pa'ris art 00 longer obliged to
lurpOrt the trttops quartered Upon them.

, -
Yesterd4, after the Installation of the Levis;
latlVe Body, the rOlolirs of each legiOn were car-
tied back 'to the Hotel of the Staff of the NatiOnal
Gil trd. Gen. Dessolles, whew receriVilig the Co-
affnounted that theXiirg.had charg'ed him
to say, " that he itiand hinisell again with plea-
sure, amid the IN'ational Guard of his good City of
Paris, and that lre was 'entirely satisfied with his
zeal, is getod condnet, and bit, good spirit."
These testimonies of satisfaction, so flattering
to the Natiobal Guard, and its most acceptable
tecoltinease, were received with cries, a thousand

times repeated, of " Vive ttoi !"
STE ASBURGii, OCT. 4.—Au Austrian Commis-
sary is expected here; for the purpose of paying
for all that has been ilellverea to tire army or
Prince Schwartzenherg, which was in Alsace.
This morning the diVision oftlte German troops
which was under the orders of Pritice liobeintol-
lern has put itself in motion t4'.iikti.t Alsace.
We are assured that the corps of Badenese
troops are to join the arni of the Luke of Wel-
lington.

Alert, OCT. 5.----The following has betri ptib
Yisheil here i

" Inhalitants of Metz
e' My functions are at all C11(1, pursuant to

orders.

" I leave in yon and in the arson the surest
supports of these ramparts in All timet Jf danger.
" Accept thy wishes, that your tlestiiiies Amy
be such as is merited by your truly Freiich hearts :
tittal yoti will Always find your duties to-
tvards your count"), and your king.

" The Lieut.-General Guveinor, Caunt MIOLLIS

" Metz, Oct. 1, 1613."

(Front the Journal de :Paris)

,‘t .
Putts, OCT. U.—Lord Cathcart passed throngh
frankfort on the thOhlitig or the 4th Octdbcr, on
his way from Paris to St. Petersbnrgh, in the ca-
pacity of Ambassador trout his Britannic Majesty.
The German iournalS pretend that the Austtian
General, Baron Frimont, is to March With a corps
of 25,000 Austrians, to go into Alsace, for the
pittpose of replacing the troops of that nation whb
are about to set out for Gerinany.
Commerce has for some time past-been carried
on with much activity at Bourdeaux. tight fo-
reign vessels and 1 i national orte.t entered that
putt on the 25th and 26th Sept:—A great num-
ber of ships are in a few days to sail:from thence
for Guadaloupe, Martinique, the Havannah, and
the Isles of France and Bourbon.

The loss of the Prussian troops berore Mont-
Medi is estimated in killed and wounded at from
300 to 400 men. On the 29th of September they
cafried away from that place fourteen pieces of
artillery.
The Royal Prussian Guard in quitting France
will pass through Stenay, between the 13th and
the ItL of this month. - ,

TOuLOUSt) OCT. first permanent Coon-
-61 of litar of the 10th Military Division, sitting
at Toulouse, has; by its sentence of the 30th Sep-
tember last, condemned to death a pet•son of the
name of Blangassiti (Virmin), sedeant-major to
the ex-79th regiment of the Hue, convicted of :48.=
sassinating, on the night between the 17th and
18th July last, M. de Pradiues, attached to the
'household of the King.—The criminal being Out-
lawed, the Council of IVar has ordered that an
extract from the sentence should be sent to their
Theellencies the Ministers of War and General
Police, so that orders may be given for the arrest
of the criminal it he be in the kingdom ; or that
be may be claimed from the King of Sardinia, in
case he may.have returned to Piedmont; )which is
Otis native country.

NAPLES, SEPT. B.—There is iu our port an
American and Dutch squadron; who are to crbize
against the Algerines.
It is feared here that there may be disturbances
when the Austrian troops sh 311 quit
Our city they
have made thomselvesto be respected by theiactious
part of the populace,who did not bola the soldiers
of Ferdinand IV. in the least dread.

FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND, SEPT. 3Q!,:—For
the last three days more than a hundred pieces of
'reach artillery which have been taken by the