The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

GENOA, APRIL 1. The Pope will be accom-
panied to this place by 15 Cardinals and a great
'umber of Prelates. The last express from Leg-
horn states, that his Holiness arrived. there on
the 29th.
AUGSBCRG, APRIL g.-011 e. of c,nit Gazettes
announces, that N. de Flahaut, Napoleon's Aid-
de-Camp; who was going express to Vienna, has
been stopped in and sent back to France
with his dispatchez.
VIENNA, APRIL B.—The Xing of Naples has
thrown off' the mask, and blood has flowed.
HAMBURGH', APRIL 10.—The Stockholm Ga-
zettes of March. 31, speak of armaments in the
interior of the-kingdom : they observe that they
have no:Other object than the maintenance Of the
general peace in respect to France they say that
troops "will probably be sent to Holland.
LEIPSIC, APRIL B.—The Deputation of the
Circle has been made acquainted that 75,000 14s-
sians will march through : they will arrive about
the end of the Fair. •

VIRNSA. APRIL 6.—By the middle of this
month, Russia will have 200,000 in the first line,
200,000 on the Elbe, and 100,000 in Pohind. It
is not the intention of tlie Allies :to make war
with France, or to dictateinws to her, She eNled
for Louis XVIII.; it is for her to support l,icn
they make war only upon Niipoleoti, and will
'jot lay down their arms till he is inea pacita,ed
from doing farther mischief. France may consider
whether, after having so shamefully ahaudoned
her lawful Sovereig-n, Ncho stud:::tl
she will expose herself to the miseries which will
ensue to her, if she continues to support a tyrant
and an usurper.
liast,E, SPRIG 7.—By an order of the Minister
at war, received to-day from Paris, a French
army of 40,000 men will, assemble near Huningen,
of which two regiments arrive to-night at Mal-
hansen. It is remariccd that among our Fiend)
neighbours, if not repentance, at least serious re-
flections on the approaching events begin to
mingle with their enthusiasm: We have lately
seen here many French Officers from Iluningen
without cockades. One of them privately shewcd
to an acquaintance a'white cockade which he wore
in his bosom.

BRUSSELS, APRIL 1 6.-.—We learn from Toirrnay,
that- some French lancers, being a part of the ad-
vanced posts 'at Baiseux, two leagues-from that_
town, after having; pillaged the villages of their
cantohments, entered our territory ; hut the Ila-
movelian hussars did not give them time, and hav-
ing sabred some of them, took the rest. prisoners.
The General commandin% at Lille, having claimed
them, with the prothise to have them piiished as
disturbers of the peace and robbers, they having
acted without orders, they have been generously
sent back to him.

GHENT, APRIL 15.--!The King of France being
slightly indisposed, did not' quit his apartments
yesterday. The Duke De Berri is_ arrived from
Alost, and Monsieur froin-Brussels ; the Marquis
-De Castries is also here.

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