The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.
IfrIMEIVED THIS MORNING.]

The Memiteur of the 2d. inst. contains nothing
of n►►►ch interest' or importance. There is the
following Inlet notice

" Utilenciemites, 28.—The blockade of this
place raised ; oar distress has given place to the
!Host lively joy."

rrrom Me Journal des nehote.)

.P;VRIS, AUG. ).--Lnr►l Castlereagh had. this
day a cooferenee'with ti►e Kit►g, which lasted fur
more ha►t an hour.

The Dnke, of Angonleme continued at Thou-
louse on the 27th July.
Gen. Lamarque has addressed to its, froml'ourc,
A just reclamation against an article which we in-
serted in our Paper of the 2Sth July, having ex-
tracted it front another Paper. This article stated
that, " the division of Gen. Lantarque fought
" four days ago, neutiPCltinon, against the troops
of the King."—Gcu. Lamarepte declares that,
" since the 20th June, the troops under his orders
" have not fired a shot and that, from the mo-
" meat when the army which he lttid the honour
" to command made its submission, and assumed
" the white cockade, there have been nolioyal
" troops at Chinon, except those With the coin-
" manq of which he was intrusted, ,and which
" h :re pacified La Vendee."

M. Justus Groner is appointed Director-General
of the Police of the Allied Armies ; his offices are
t stahl;shed at Paris. M. Aftenstein, the Prussian
Minister, is placed at the head of the Civil Ad-
ministration of the departments occupied by the
Pros-ion troops.

On the 2d and 3d of August; the Prussian troops
e to evlehrate along the•Avhole• line the anniver-
sary of the birth of his Majesty ;the King of
Prussia.

A corps of the Austrian army bas inarebe4

from the environs of Lynn in Auvergne, to go, as
it is said, in parNuit of the partisans who have
withilniwn into that province.

Marshal Simile was still at Roanne on the 29th
July ; he had with him seven or eight battalions,
-and an artillery in pioportion.

in Upper Normandy, there are so many Prus-
sian troops, that in many of the towns and vil-
lages of the departments of the Eure and the
Seine-inferieure there are as many soldiers as
inhabitants.

We learn from Dijon, that the.Austian camp
which had been established near that city, was
raised on the 27th July lint that a part of the
troops to the amount of 3000 or 44000 are to re•
main there in garrison. In the department of the
Loire and Cher, the Allies have ordered some

arrests.---These measures have been adopted to-
wards individuals, whose political opi»ions have
been remarkable for disaffection.

A contribut iot) of four millions has been irnpos
er! nr on the department of the Sarthe.

The number of Austrian troops actually in the
department of Nieuve is estimated at 20,000 men :
there are 5000 at Charete-sur-Loire.
\Ve are assured that there were some disturb-
ances at Mans the day before yesterday.

The army oF, the Loire 'seems to be 'marching
to words the mountains- of Auvergne, whether it
has been En ecetled by a great part of its materiel
and artillery.

'('hey write from Dijon that fifteen, of the -most
dangerous individuals in that city are guaided in

tiwir houses.

The Royal army, which is forming in the De-
partments of ,the West, is reernitinz with the

greatest success.

(From the Jourmal pie Paric.l
P AnIS, AUG. 2.—An Order of the Day from
Count Dessolle, dated the 31st July, states, that
conforniably to a letter from Baron Muffling, the
suld:ers of the Allied Artily who shall be found
wandering through the Streets during the night,.
shall be arrested by the National -Guard.
Some-days alter the entrance of the Allied
troops into Paris, several sedi.ious persons 01 the
Jou est shies who habitually meet on the Place du
anklet, &c. insulted and provoked the Prussian
soldiers who were marching at ten o'clock in the
morning to the Hotel de ; at two in the
afttruooir cannon were. planted on the Pont au
Change, on the Pont Nei f, &c. Yesterdaymorn-
jug, 150 doubt, pieces of artillery were replaced at
the south end of the Pont Notre-dome and the Pont'
du iardin du Rol ; it is highly necessary toarrest
and punish the agitators and disturbers of the
public repose, who make it necessary to have
course to such measures.

The linv of Eugiatuf punish 7ith death every
1.0.1 ,her who fights a (Mel with any deadly-wen_
::—two soldiers of that nation settled a quarrel