The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-24 00:00:00

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r.onTHu LONDON GAZlcrit, JULY 22, 1815.

Forei 'n_ (!06, g 2 I , '18'15!

Dispatches, of The '16110%611i: are Cripies Ali Ex-
' tract, have been received .it this ()like., fioni the lion.
W. Hill, his Majesty's Minister at Tikrin, and froniieu-
tenant-Colecrel Leakc, K. A.

Turin, July 2, Si!.l

MY Lave the honour to incline to
'our Lor(khip 'tilt Copy of u.Dispateh received
from Mr. Vreiclik, attiched to the Lead-quarters
,of the :Piedmoutese Coutingeut.
have the honour to he, sze.
ViScautt Castlereagh, K. G. WILLIAM

iicarl-qu:irtcrc, Alguehelle,'J-une 30;- 1815:

`Strt,•L-I am happy to inform you that the pi-i-si-
lions‘of Alguebelle, Conflatms and l' ilosp;tal, were
'taken lican the r, each' the day before yesterday.
l'he first being turned by the Cuckeron.apd
imix, was abaudoned atter a slight resistance;
the others were forced by the Austrians and Pied-
moutese, under the command of 'generals 'Prink
and Ardezera, at the point of the:bayonet. The
opposition al l'Hospital was very obstinate, the
town being taken by the Allies three times by
assault. The loss is, stated to be considerable,
last the return has nor yet been .received; seven
Austrian and four Piedmontese orlieers are said to
be among the killed.
In consequence of the abdication of liannaparte,
an armistice was Soon after proposed by t Pectic!'
umd accepted by Gun. 'Prink, by which it is agreed
that the enemy shall occupy Gregis, Tournoz, and
Gily, and the Allies, •confhins, l'Hospital, and
their dependencies, and that hostilities shall cease
for 43 hours. Another aunistice, however, has
been coneltakd General.Frimont, who is close
to Geneva, by which hostilities are suspended un-
til midnight of the 2d of July, the French giving
imp the position of the .Rages, and the passage of
the Rhone at Seissel. An armistice with Ge-
neral Bnbna gives hint possession of Mold Met-
lion.
- whole of General La Tones artillery and
infantry,. acting in the Maurienne, is now as-
sembled within a day's march of time head of tbe
Austrian column, the troops having; made very
long marches from Turin with great cheerfulness..
The cavalry is crossing Mount Cents, and will be
ready to join when we cross the Isere, on the re-
sumption of hostilities.
I have the honour to be,
G. FIELDING.

• Extract of a Dispatch from Lieutenant-Colonel Le!Alie to '
Viscount Castlereagh, dated Pontarlier, July 12, 1815.
As a courier is now departing for the Prince,dc
Talreyrand at Paris, l profit of the (pporinnity
• to-inform your Lordship, that, the Swiss forces,
now amounting to '21,000 thousand, and daily•
increasing, still occupy the position from Mor-
tcau to Pontarlier,• with light corps, advancql on
their• right and left towards Sr. HyPolite and Sa-
lins. The head-quarters are still at Neufchatel.
An AM-du-camp, sent here from MarshalJour-
flan, at Besancon, c.unouncen, yesterday, the
submission. of the garrison of that place to the
King's orders, and requested, in consequence, a
• saspension of arms on the part of the Swiss Army.
General de Castella, Chief of the'Swiss Staff, who
is 11(1W here, gives me to understand, that the re-
quest will be granted, upo❑ condition that a.,
corps of the enemy, now at Salins, shall be re-
moved, 'in order to allow the Swiss troops to-

wore for.
[Fur Bankrupts, &c. see the Last Pagel

FRENCH PAPERS.

The following Epitome of Park Papers of the
9ih appeare(t in Our Secorul Edition of Saturday :

" The Gazette de France mentions a conimotion
at Lyons On the 13th, in which a multitntleOfligt
sons