The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-13 00:00:00

Here follows a proclamation of "Count Grouchy,
dated Lyons, April 4, in which he says

" The disaffected of the South are marching against this
iity, which was one of the first to hold. mit its arms to the
Emperor." The King has left the French territory; be has
'dismissed his household; sent back his Generals, and thus
aid:o;4d the French frotn every engagjment.
" Will'you WOO- a fed thousands of misled men to come
and give you the law, and to putiiih you for the sentiments
'you hare so loudly and unanimously expressed ? No, doubt-
Tess. Take arms, then, brave National Guard of I.y6ns; yott
will not be called on to fight abrOad, but to defend your pro-
perty, and to watch over the iuteinal tranquillity of your
tits-.

" Troops of tire lime are advancing to support you; they
will ;enter Within your walls to-morrow. Permit not the torch
of civil war to be lighted up for the-interests of a few, nor
the rights of him whom 25 millions of Frenchmen have pro-
claimed their Emperor to be denied?!
Then follows the declaration of M. Garriere, a
.phy-,ician to General Pire; descHbing the entrance
of the Duke D'Angouleint intalralencie, on the
3d of April. " The Duke,", he says; " was
preceded by 20 guards or honour,. some gen-
d'artnes, from 3 to 400 National Guards; the Ist
foreign regiment, in force from 2 to 300 Men,
one company Of voltigeurS, and grenadiers of the
10th of the line. Next came the Prince, and his
staff. Then followed the companies ofthe centre
battalion, a corps of 1,200 volunteers, a company
of cannoneers, with 8 pieces of artillery, and 10
caissons ; also another corps of .3 or 400 vohin-
teers, and, last-of all, 2 other battalions of the
10th of the all front 4.‘tO 5,000 men.
The Prince was accompanied by a Spanish Gene-
ral, who addressed the people, and`told Them that
a Spanish army had already entered France to sup-
port the 13ourbotts.
" The Duke had with him only a collection of
the mobility, to whom he gave 40 sous a
The greater part were from Languedoc. He has
'only 600 Marseillese. • The other Marseillese had
marched towards Gap. • :He seems to have Gene-
ral Monnier with him."
"There is also another declaration of one Ber-
nard Giber, a tax-gatherer, who says, he left
Marseilles on the 22d of March. The Prince of
Essling' was then in the city ; neither he, nor the
regiments of infantry under his orders, appeared
to take Any part in affairs.
" The Duke of_. Angouleme had been at Tuit-
ion, and had returned. Every day a kind of man-
nikin, representing Louis XVIII. was nrOmenaded
through the streets of Marseilles, amidst shouts of
Vice to Roi ! Companies of Royal Volunteers,
conciatnng of men of_ the lowestororsz,_every_day
set Off towards Grenoble, by the route of Gap."
VALENCE, APRIL s.—The following proclama-
tion was posted on our walls

IIILLETIN OF Tli R ARMY COMMANDED BY EIS R. H.

THE DUKE D'ANGOULEME.

On Wednesday, the 29th of March, the Duke d'Angottletrie
advanced to Montelimar. On Thursday, General Dehelle
table to summon Montelimar to submit in the name of the
Usurper. Count Descars, who commanded, went out with
1,200 men of the national guards and Chasseurs of the 14th,-
arid 2 pieces of cannon : he beat the troops of General De-
belle, drove him Irons his position with considerable slaugh.
apd returned to Montelimar. The Duke, this_morning,
put in march 1000 men of the regithint of the Colonel-Ge-
neral, with 5 pieces of cannon, and poo_ National Guards,
under the command of General :Stormier, for Valence.
The National Guards conducted themselves admirably in
the affair of Montelimar. The Duke of Bourbon is marching
with the Vendeans and the Puiterin;
(Signed) TheMatquis de RIVIERE.
(A trtle copy.)
Marseilles, March 31, 'AI I; Prefect,
NAPLES, MARCH 13.—The liloniteur Of the two
Sicilies to-day contains the following note :
" The King is at peace witty all powers I and if
some troops have advanced upon the frontiers,
that measure; dictated by prudence, has nothing
in it that should cause mural as to any kind of
hostilities. An extraordinary event may give rise
to great arrangements in the different Cabinets of
Europe. His Majesty has judged it necessary to
be ready to regulate his according to those of the
great powers, and especially according to the de-
termination of tile, Sovereigns with whom he has
the closest relations."

LIEGE, MARCH 31.—The Prussian Governor
General of the Lower Rhine has just opened a
loan of six millions of trano, in order to cover
the expences reguiled by the wants ortne- arms
The waggon-train of the Prussian army requiring
to be completed for active service, the Governor-
General has placed in requisition a great number
of workmen of every kind. He "has also invited
physicians, surgeons, apothecaries, &c. to serve in
the Prussian army.
Litz t; Araij. s.—Testeriray, the 76th, 77th,
and 81st regiments of the line arrived in this city
from Paris, where they were
_reviewed by the Em-
peror. These regiments departed this morning
to take their cantonments.

BASLi, APRIL s.—The diet has at last received
act official communication of the resolutions
adopted by the Congress of Vienna, relative to
Switzerland. Two of these resolutions excite great
joy. By the Ist, the Great ralretS' grant to
.s%%itzerland perfect neutrality in the event of war
breaiiing out. By the 2ti„a full and entire am-
nesty is granted for all political offences commit-
ted in Switzerland since the month of December,
1813. This measure refers to:the state prisoners

of the Cailtons of Fribarg and Soleure; and the

inhabitants of Ole °hello-ad.

PARIS., Arm L 3.—The greatest tranqnillity pre-
vails at Bpurdeaux, The battalion called Royal

to have a 'tetra spirit than Lyons but the Mu-
nicipal 'Council-does
.not participate in the good
sentinfehrs of the people.- Gen. Grouchy, since'
lis arrival, has taken prudent and vigdrons inea
lures, which have been crowned with success.
General Piro entered Valence 'on the 4th..

The Emperor inay be assured, that if Franee is
attacked, and that if the party of Sylla in Europe
he so insensate as to wish to attack the rights of
the-French people, millions. of mei' will rush to
the frontiers.