The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-27 00:00:00

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need of Ending in the clemeney of the law pardon
A Brulart, a Cliouan, a Georges

and amnesty.

cominv4mls our legions.

" the moment when they would have
destroyed the Legion of Honour, they have given
it to all the traitors, and have been prodigal of it
to disgrace it. They have taken away-from it all
the political prerogatives which we have gained
at the price of our blood.

,617 '" The four hundred millions of extraordinary
domains, in which were assigned our endowments,
ri which were the patrimony of the army, and the
pi if.e of our success, they have sent to England.
I • " Soldiers of the great nation l—Soldiers of
the great 'Napoleon !—will you continue to sup-
port a Prince, who for twenty years was the enemy
Of France, and who boasts of owing his throne
to a Ptince Regent of England. All that has
been done without. the consent of the people,
t; and ours, and without having consulted us, "is
invaiid.

" Soldiers ! the generale beats, and we mar.lll

Tun to arms ; come to join us ; join your EMpe-
ror, a:;(1 our tri-coloured eaglet,, and it' these
men: now so arrogant, and who have alwav&fled
at the sight of our arms, dare to wait for us, what
•finer Opportunity can occur of shedding our blood,
and singing the hymn of victory ?

Soldiers of the 7th, Bth, and 19111 Military
divisions, gartisonS' of Antibes, of Toulon, of
Marseilles, officers on half-ry, teter,ms of our
armies, you arc summoned to the honour of giving
the first example. Come with us to conquer this'
throne, the palladium of our rights, an 1 posterity
will one day say, foreigners, seconded by traitors,
had imposed a shameful yoke on Fiance, brave
then took it oT, and the enemies of the pe0p1...! at,d
of the ;luny disappeared, and were nothing.
(Signed) " The General of Brigmle Baron de Cambraun,
Ma=nr of the Ist regiment of the Chassenrs of the Guard
the Lieutenant-Coltmel Chevalier Molat ; Artillery of the
Cinard, Corauct,Raoul, Captains; Lewin, Demont, Lieu-
tenants; Infantry of the Guard, Lonhert, Lairourot,'
It•Tonpes, Comhe, Captains ; Dequeneux, Tihot, channot,
Nolet, Lieutenants; Light-horse of the Guard, the Baron
Ferman() Major; Balleriselti, Scale, Captains. j

"'The other signatures follow, of the Officers, Sub-officers;
and Soldiers of the, Guard; signed lastly by the General of
Livision, Aid tie Camp of the Emperor and Major-General
of the Guard, "Count DRO:MT."

‘‘ Gap, ilerci 6, 1815.
" Napoleon by the Grace of God and the Constitution,: of the
Empire, Emperor of the French, &c. &c. &c. to the Inha-
bitants of the Departrnen.s of the Voper and Lower /tlps.

" Citizens,-1 have been much qffected- by the
sentiments which you have manifested. Your
11 be fulfilled. t lie cause of r ire na;
shall ;•iga jil 4 riiimph. YOu have reason to call me
your father. nothingbut for the honour and
the happluesi of France. My return dissipates all
your disquiet ; it guarantees the security of all
rnperty; Eqo7-Ili7y enters amongst all daises ; '
add the rights xvhich you have enjoyed for twenty
,years, and for which our fathers sighed, form
u0..1, a part of Too- existence.

" I.ln;ler every circumstance ti it may happen
to me, I shall always recollect with a lively ince-
rvst all that 1 have seca in travers;ng ypur