The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

MOLINES, AfAtipti 27.—we hasten to commu-
nicate to our readers a letter from Amsterdam of
the 26th, the contents of which must make Os easy
t especting the events at Paris :--

" News from good authority, announce that the Sovereigns
at Vienna, being informed of 'the progress of Buonaparte,
have solemnly pledged themselves to unite against the enemy.
of the human race, and make their troop:: march in all di-
rections. His Majesty the King of Naples (Murat) enters
into this league, and offers a contingent of 80,000 men.
Prince Eugene, the Crown Prince of Sweden, the Duke of
! Wellington, and Field-Marshals Schwartzenhurg and Blucher,
are appointed to commanu in ehied."
VIENNA, MARCH 17.—1 t is long since any pub-
lic act has obtaiiied such. general approbation' as
the Declaration_ of the 13th. ' The promptest
measures are already taken to give it effect. The
Prussian troops halt, and the . first order they re-
ceive will be to march to the Rhine. All the Ibis_
sian troops which have not passed Dunce, halt to
expect their final destination. People feel for the
situativa of the Empress Maria Louisa. The pre-
sent state of things in France hits caused some
painful scenes between the father and daughter.
The last couriers' that have arrived here brought •
the news that the Austrian troops under General
-Bubna, as well as the Sardinian troops have ad-
vanced to the Alps. In case Napoleon' sht.uld
.make any progress, sonic of the frontier fortresses
'of France are to be delivered to the allied troops,
according to a proposal made by the French Em-.
bassv. It was the Austrian General Count Stab-
reni6erg who caused Madame Letitia Btionaparte
and the Princess Pauline to be arrested- at Lucca,
b.ecauie they were found to have proclamations
about them, addressed to the Italians. The bro-
thers of Napoleon, except Lucien and Louis, will
likewise be arrested.

COLOGNE, .MARdii 25.—The Saxon troops
which ()Live been for two months in, gairisou
marched away .to-day for Aix-la .Chapelle. 'Vu-
morrow two battalions. of Sa4on infantry will
come here from Bonn ; they are commanded by
General Brause : the clay after to-morrow they
will proceed to Aix-la-Chapelle. Bridges of boats
are preparing here and at Dusseldorti, for the
passage over the Rhine of the -great number of
troops who are successively expected.

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IiERITAL (near LIEGE), MARCH 27.---Three
battalions of Prussian infantry, a regiment of
hussars, and 600 chasseurs on foot, passed through
yesterday; at Huy, they joined a battery of artil-
lery, 'a regiment of lancers, and a battalion of
fool. Seven battalions of foot and four squadrons
of cavalry arrived this morning. To-morrow and
next day there will come 14 battalions of foot, 4
regiments of horse, and 10 batteries of artillery
these troops make no stay ; they are animated by
the best spirit. Letters from Berlin announce,
' that in Prussia all that is in arms is on the march
—the volunteers who were dismissed eagerly re-
join their corps. General Benuingseu left Posen
on the 10th, ult. with his army.
BRUSSELS, MARCH 28.—Accounts from Paris,
which may be considered as positive, announce
that Boonaparte is concentrating his troops in a
ciicle of some league's rourtd the capital.. Not a
single soldier has been detached either towards
the South, to La Vendee, where the Duke of
Bourbon is with a considerable party, or towards
the northern frontiers. Many of the military
have even quitted their standard,, to return home,
which greatly affliCts Napoleon. The garrison of
Lille is at this moment only, 6000 strong, and
.there is no appearance of its being soon rein-
forced. A park of artillery and ammunition wag-
gons is formed on the esplanade, which is watch-
ed with a severity that indicates distrust. Tbe
Duke of Belluno (Victor) is here.