The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

check. ft appear-3 that *ith the trecips that this
Gvneral eat, Isserabke and Whith may be estiniated
at MOO lien; he. intends, to bliserve the toute
front Genoa to MEl:Adria; Mid to Have I; Is' head=
quarters at Stradella.
The King of Sardinia is still here, Our city is
in a situation that may be easily imagined. The
English flatter us. 'rite King of Sardinia fears as.
The King of Naples seems to smile upon our
wishes. The events that must decide our destiny.
Will soon take place.

It is confidently stated that his Majesty Charles
IV. proposes not to quit Genoa.
Several English ships are ready to receive those
Sovereigns who may find it necessary to seek
some other better asylum than this city, affords
them.--The Holy Father is very patient.

FPANRIORT, Amt. 18.—His Imperial High-
.ness'the Archduke Charles set ont this morning
for Ment,z.`, A piquet of cavalry of the Land-
strum of our city has had the honour of escorting
him to the frontier.

The Congress has decided that the navigation
of the fthine•i free. Only one.,franc and seven
centimes per viotal• •to be p3id from the fron-
tier of France to .uoHand, aril thils•
_u!one gill
serve for keeping up the tracking path.

COURIER' EXTRALIRIDIN.IFY OF TUESDAY NiORNIN9.

The approaching departure of his Majesty, is
announced. lie is to visit the frontier places of
the 'North. Orders, have been given for the pre-

paration of eat riages for the j(Hlrney.
The Prince of Essling (Massena) reached Paris
yesterday.
M.Francais of Nantz is ii)pointed Extraordinary
Commissioner of big Majesty for the 14th Military
'
Division.

A. telegraphic dispatch announces that all the
National Guards demanded for the set vice of the
places ot' war are already prepared.
The Mayor of I'ommerat Jaudi (Cites de Nord),
has just perished, a victim to the zeal with which
he fulfilled his functions. He has been assas-
sinated.

(Feonrthe Jortened de Parim)
PARIS, APRIL 25.-1 t is considered- as a new
mark of the diiration of peace between Great Bri-
tain and France, 'that fur some days past several
English persons have landed in France for the pur-
pose of spending here part of the fine Seilsoll.-
Several (lave .already reached Paris.
They write us troth -Lisbii, that they are there
infinitely surprised that Count Pahnella, Ambas-
sador from the Court of Brazil, should have sign-
ed the Declaration of Congress of the 13th March
last, when it is notorious that the Government of
Portugal.was not a party to the Treaty of Paris,
to erhich it did not accede, and the Bourbons did
not send any Minister or accredited Agent • to the
Court of Brazil.

Madame Catalani is at present at Brussels,
where she intends to give concerts.

'BRESLAU, APRIL 91--For some days we have
been expecting a corps of Russian troops, the
arrival of which has been for some time announced.
The Russian army of Reserve will pass about the
end of this month. The number of Russian
troops who are to pass throughl this pro%ince is
stated to be 245,000.

An article from Dresden, of the l3th Mates,
that the Minister Reck, and General Gamily, the
Prussian Governors. of Saxony, have charged the
Judicial Authorities and Police of SaxOpy to pro-
secute all persons who, by word or deed, shall
seem to favour NapolFou .Puonaparte, Persons
guilty of this offence, arc to be tried at Diesden
before the Ministry of Police.
By a Decree of the 2Gth March last, the effects
of Prince Budder, Captain of the Guards to
Count de Lille, have been sequestrated.