The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

17.-3-11 F, Mt corps of the
Aamy, under Peneral Tattenzien, is in
fall march to procepd to France: the first colt rap
is,epected at 1 Talnur on the IQth.

,The heavy. Prussian artillery is on the way to
Pinant, in order to go against Ithilippeville agd
Meziere;',, which will be vigorously attacked, if
they refuse to surrender. At Natpur, %tat troops

are expected to,fortn the garrison.:
-General Rey, the covert or at :I,7alenciennq,
oifeFed to capitulate, btit that he propmecl
terms which h4ve been refii§ed : one ryas, that
f,,Or covered waggons should leave the p.lace,with-
uut being examined,.

NANCY., JULY S.—Colonel Count Qrlof set out
to2tlay with two regiments, to clear the woods
of the Vosges of the partizans who take refuge
there ; three Chiefs of these hands, Brice, Vitiol,
and Wolf, wake war upon the equipages and
cannon.-7-General Savangiff is expected very soon
with 30,000 men, to cover the rear, and secure
the coputunkcatiotts cf the Grand army.---Lieut.-
General Essen will be charged with the blockade
of Metz.

ROME, JUNE 27.—The march of the Austriap
troops from Diaples to the fto►►tiers of Frapce
eptinues without intermission.

Team, tons 29.—Prince StOrembnrg, the
Austrian Envoy Extranytlinary to ixtr, curt, pre-
a9lte(l 11is credentials on the 230:,..,'„1he clay be-.
core hislll.ikAty signo a decree, onli7ing all the
Vrench who have come to this" kingiii in since the
year 1792 to quit it in the space of 20, (lays from
the date of tliis except soell as inhabit the
kingdom by the Icing's consent, or have obtained,
permission from the Secretary of State for the
Home Department.—(Oracle, July 10.)

Both General Friniont and Prince Sell wart-
zeubiqg have published, .on entering France,
Proclamations to the inhabitants of the same.
I:mport as that of Prince lyrede, promit,ing
to protect the peaceable inhabitants, but threat-
eving with exemplary punishment all those places
where the people shall be guilty of any ex.:
cesses, particularly threatening to malie the
hitauts who are absent from their homes ‘vit'ilout
legal cause bear the greatt;,4 khare of t 4 b,%lrtiens
that must be irnksed for the, stihsistence of the
troop.S. Prince Schwartzenburg declares that the
Communes shall be answerable for the excesses
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committed ka them, and thaw they shall pay
1.0,0,0 Q, francs for every Courier that is intercept;
cd, and for every soldier that is assassinated; that
the Couriers shall be attended from post to, post
by an escort ; the persons forming the escort to
take a certificate of their having delivered the
courier sate. The same is required for convoys
of provisions and ammunition) and the Com-
munes are to pay a fine pr9,partipned to the dant=
.
age sustained by depredations -committed upon
these articles.

CA RLSRUHE, JULY 11.-A Russiatcourier who
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passed, through Manheitu yesterday evening,.
states,_ that there was on the 7th a severe battle,
between Pxince Wrede and Sault, in the country
between Chalons and Nancy, in which the French
were totally defeated, and rrins.eWrede adva.nce(l.
inwards Mtlun. The loiss on both sides is stated
At 14,000

llat~au, JULYI:t.—We just learn from Fulda,
few•days possession will be taken of
that Principality for the sliing of Prussia.
• FRANKFORT, JULY l4.—Accounts from sebaf-
hauseti state, that Fort l'Ecluse surretn on
the 7th in the ,mornino.* is, It however, almost
P . •
entirely
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tleSO:Oyed•

B ASE•E .11,t,LY is.--.4 vice has been, received at
the kettit.nottrters. of the Archduke John, that
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courbe, after a long awl; lAlopd,y resistance, has
lett his entrenched camp near 13efort, and retired
into the fortress. It seems, there ust have been
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jome very hard fighting ; a grea many wounded
laving been brought in here for t..ese three nights
past.

Archduke ol,n set off yesterday
,evening to Altkirch. Count de la Rochefoucault.
bits ncit perished, as was reported t-he keturned
yesterday with the fragments or his corps, which
was attacked by a vr.Y., stiperior force and by the
peasants. Among
the killed are mentioned the
Mr. de Montjoie, and many
Marquis de Rtivigrq,
other*.