The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-08 00:00:00

NeLISSELS AND
_FII ANKFOP.T PAPEfIs.

A:Cf.:FORT, juNE.3o.—his reckoned that the:.
Sovercigns, *ho were not to be at Nancy, till be-
tw,-f-n 'he- sth and Bth oI July, will reach that.
place on t The following is a sketch of the
Tosition of t` *• armies !--

Count Bal.,;,;: has passed Mount Cenis; Geberai Frimont
entered gem-I.a and Lyons; his Imperial Highness the
,Areadote -Ferdinand is between Vestsul and Langres; the
Copps of the Prince of Hohenzollern and Count Jerome Col-
leredzahave passed the Rhine at Basle, and have mitered Al-
sace; the Pfl'lC. of WirTeinherg is marching upon LutieVlllle,
'where he has most likely arrived ; Prince Wredc is at Nancy;
'ield-Match-A; Barclay de 'Folly at Denx-Ponts;.the indefa-
ti Count.tzerrikheff, .who left this place, on the 22d,
is already in the 1 and maintains, with his usual lots epi-
ilty and activity, the com-nunication between the army of
Count Barclay dk; 'Folly and Prince Blucher.
4 o The Prssian Life Guards, the tiossars, and'
Abe Cliaslitors on foot of the guard,. passe(l,t
tits city to-day. All these Corps, remarkable for
the fineness of the men, had a magnificent ap-
pearance.

A public print announces, that General Kos7
vinsko has arrived at Vienna, anti is going to War-

taw.

DUSSELDORF, JUNE 10.--Buonaparte's travel-
ling Carriac,c, which was taken by the Prussian
Ailjor Keller, arrived here to-day. It is provid-
ed with some services of massy gold, valued at
230,000 francs.

RATISBON, JUNE. 26.—From the 20th till to-
day convoys of ammunition have been passing
'without interruption, and above one hundred can-
ion, mostly of -large calibre.
BASLE, JeNE 27.—General Lecourbe notified

to General D'Off-ey, 25th, in the evening,

Mat Buonaparte hail abdicated, and that. France
,dici•not wish for' war. This notification will not

stop •the march of the Allied. Armies. They enter-

ed Alsace yesterday, ainl the very first step they
-liave been obliged to make eiamples ; it is the
means,of 'keeping down the inhabitants of
provinceovho ktre,in.geurrel animated with a
_very bad spirit, fourgteid, a villap within a
6'hot of this phioe, some peasants tired from
a.house upon the Austrian troops ; they were all
_sabred, and the house destroyed. In the evening
it, was :&covgyed that five Voitigeurs and one
'Officer had been assassinated in consequence the
village was wholly pi!laged and burnt.
Flogenheim, Bourglibte,-Allkirch, and several
other places, have been treated with nearly the
same severity, and. for the- same- reason. •The
Allies have entered Mull:Ansel'. The Archduke
'Jan is. here. •

• 'OW feali of:Ji 7tßinhardruent are dispelled. NVe.
know that a 'convention has I)elen utaile. with the
~Governor of Huningen, which. secures-us, - - •
MANHEIMi..TtiLY 2.--The Allied Armies are all
• ordered to proceed by forced marches' to Paris,
tiairitlistauding the glorious victory of the 18th,
BaussEts, JULY 4.—Lord and Lady- Uxbridge
set off to-day for. Loudon. His Lordship bore
4b.e' amputation of - his thigh with the greatest
CO allrge . .
• ValeOiennes has been vigorously bombarded
for some days by our national troops, who have
already had-occasion to- distinguish themselves.
• - The Deputation of the Provisional Government
arrived-at the Dnke of Wellington's head-quarters
on the ISt, to demand an.atmistice. The deputieS
were Generals Andreossy, Valence, and Missy
d'Anglas, from the Peers, and Messrs. La 13enan-
, diere and FlaguergueS, mu' the chamber of the
Representatives.
The whole or Prince Blucher's army was united
at-St. Cloud, where he had his head-nuarters.'--
_ Buondpar e is sail to be gone to Rochefort,,With
an escort for ;iis safety_

MANHEIM, -JUNE 29.—The ten Russian divi-
sions of seven regiments of foot, with a larE;e
train of artillery, 'passed the Rhine to-day. The
Commaudant •of. Landau has sent to our out-posts
the Mortitear, containing Napoleon's Abdication
in favour of his, soti.—The King of Prussia is at
Spires.
Two hundred French prisoners weie brought in
here this afternoon.

A ll:onburgh Paper contains the follO‘Ning let-
ter from a German, who %vas in Naples at the
time of theAssolution of MURAT'S Government :

In Naples, where there vt as no longtr any
Governmedt, and where the populace felt them-
selves masters, the fermentation brOke out on Ole
21st •ot• May.• SWarms' of lazaroni issued frOm
their holes, bands of robbers from town and.
country paraded the streets, and the cry 0f.." Per-
dinaid IV I" was the signal for rObbs:ry and mur-
der. 'The ,-',ttards di sicurbzza interns, consisting
.of- about 8,000 men of the better classes of! citi-
-iens, at. first opposed considerable resistance,
but they would probably hawe been completely
put down on the following day, as the infhriatea
populace every minute incte:;sed in number. We
Germans motinted Austrian emblems, and were
by that means protected ; but many familiez of
the French fell victims of popidar rage. The night
between the 2lst and 22d was passed sleeple.s—
. the prospect As as horrible. Only think of a city
-ot mot e.than 400,000 itihabitants, in whose streets-
iron) 40 to 50,000 raggainuthus, the disgrace of
ljumau society, roamecf.photit
And robbery. Many lazaroni and -a number of
respectaide citizens were killed. •orAvoundecl.--=
Thofians shirts or naked, broke into houses or
-
set fire to them : at their head were often seen
'en in the•dress of priests. At last day broke
the 22d, and tie six in the morning General
BIANCHI entered at . the head of 30,000 Austrian
trti.)hs• Had the Austrians entered- a day later;
i+ll Naples wouldliave been. the prey of the laza-
, •

IMPIMIAL PARLIAMENT.