The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS:

ettnnuissary in Chief's MICt, Great George-
street, London, April 4, 1815.
rOTICE.is hereby given to all Persons de-
-I'V sirclus of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to
his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the undec-mt nt ion e d Islands, GUERNSEY,JER-
SEY, ALDERNEY, that the. Deliveries are to commenCe on
and for the 25th day of Jane nest; that Propoosals invriting,
sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be
received at this OThce on or before Tuesday, the 16th day of
May (bist acme will be received after 'ftvslve o'Clock on
that day), and sent. by Post, the postage must be paid.
One Propositt most be made for the whole of the Islands,
and the Letter annexed thereth properly filled up by two
,Persons of known property, engaging to become buand with
the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Par-
tieular;, for the due performance Of the Contract ; and no
Proposal will be nmticed unless made on a Irritated Tender,
and the prices'eXpressed iu words at length.

, ParticulArt of the Coot racti may be had upon application at
WsOilice, between the hours of Eleven and rise; at the
Office of Deputy Cominissary-General Cuope, Guernsey ; and
at the Whet of Deputy Commissary-General Wright, Jersey.
NOtei.—The Contractor ,-vat be required always to keep
upon the I,lanls a Soaply of C..,TVW fur Three Weeks Con-
iiipt

.FRENCIt PAPERS.

[RECEIVED- YESTERDAY.]

PARIS, Ann. s.—lt is certain that M. Dc Fla-
haut has set off some days since for Vienna.
Letters from*Parma, dated the 23d ult. men-
tion, that Several 'persons attached to the house-
hold of the empress Maria Louisa have received
orders to hold themselves in readiness to quit that
city. The Count de Maria left it On the 22(1 for
France.

Th.! BarOn Bouvier thinialard, appointed Pre-
fect of theMenrthe, arrived at Nancv on the 29th
nit. The Journal of Nancy states-,.that that Ma,
gistrate, just before entering the territories of his
department, was attacked by- seven brigands,
armed with muskets, and plundered Of cash to the
'amount, of .l $,,000 francs, and 'other valuable pi. •o-
nerry. •

- \Yurithis letter's from commercial houses in Loft,-
don, dated March 31, addressed to nierchants in
France; AW•ee in gleing assurances that they may
continue their transactions with England, which
is by no means dkposed to be the first to disturb
the tranquillity of Europe.
Merchant vessels continue to arrive in the ports
of the• Channel; and hitherto no English ship of
war- has been seen on the Havre coast.
AccountS from Rome Mention, that Cardinal
FeSch has frequent 'conferences with the Pope.
M. Gatip;:: is inentimfed as one bf the publicists -
who' co-operate in digesting'the Constitutional
Act.

It is said that ?I. Behjamin Consta
nt'.s one of
the • Commissioners charged with I)reparing the
Constitutional Act, which is to be submitted to
the disciftAion and adoption of the Electoral Col-
leges. It is,added, that M. Gregoire, late Sena-
tor, has also becn'appointed a CoMthisSiOilo.
NUGSBURG, 30.—1 t is currently report.;
ed that King Joachim has entered the Pope's do-
minions, and had his head-quarters, on the iGtlt
at Macerata.

• BAREUT'H, MARCH 26.—The Prussian .Minister
has received orders from the King and the Prince
Hardenberg to take immediate civil and militaiy
possession of that part of tiaxbny ceded to
sip. Several Saxon Generals have been induced,
by the promise of great largesses,- to enter into
the Prussian service; but the rest of the Saxoy
military remain thithful to their King. AmOng
these the•prinCipal is 'the-brave GenerabLecocq,
Who is, gone to Presburgh to assure his Sovereign
of his personal devotion.

We arc assured that seven Prussian Divisions,
amounting to about 40,000 men, have received
orders to advance to the Rhine, to occupy the
provinces on the left bank ceded to Prussia.
Nivate letters state, that the Russian army, un-
der General Bennig,zen, now near Warsaw, has
received orders to march towards the Rhine.

BOLOolik) MARCH 25.—An Order of the Day,
dated 14, and published here by order ofthe King
of Naples, -announces that 40,000 of his troops
are put in march, in order to accomplish great
destinies.. • Quarters are preparing here .for-11,000
men, who are daily expected. 30,000 Austrians
are said to be advancing through Trent, tO'rein-
force the Italian garrisons.
14'0`s, APRIL 2.—Lieutenant-General Count
Dessaix, commanding the 19th military division,
has caused .a Proclamation to be published, which
States that- GencrarGardanne had joined with the
58th regiment, arid -General Loverdo with the
83d. The troops in garrison at Lons-le-Solnier,
and those under the orders 'of General Grouchy,
arc marching to Lyons.
Lyonese (adds Count Dessaix); i know what an impression
this intelligence Will make on your hearts. I am not ignorant
of the artifices of some perfidious agents„who hare endeavour-
ed to work upon your fears, and to kindle within your walls
the torches oickil war. I could have punished them ; but
the Emperor pardons theta, because he knows no enemies in
France. '