The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION.

" Frenchmen ! Europe united at the Congress
at Vienna has informed you of your true interests
by the Acts of the 13th of March and the 12th of
May.. It comes in arms, to prove to you that it
has not spoken in vain. It desires peace—it has
need of it—it must be confirmed by its amicable
relations with you. It can have none, it never
can have any, with the man who pretends to go-

vent you !

" A fatal. infatuation may have made the
French soldier forget for a moment the laws of
Vonour, and have extorted a perjury from him.
An ephemeral power, supported by all kinds of
may have misled some Magistrates into
the paths-of error; but this'power totters—soon
it will wholly disappear—the combined Army of
the North convinced you of it on the 18th of
June—our armies are marching to convince you
of it in their turn.

" Frenchmen ! it is still time, reject the man
Avho again chaining all your liberties to his car,
threatens social order, and brings into your native
country she arms of all nations—be restored to
yourselves, and Europe salutes you as friends, and

offers you peace.
" It does more—from this moment it considers
ail Frenchmen echo 'are not ranged under the
Standards of Buonvarte, and who do not, adhere
to his cause, as friends.

We have consequently the order to protect
them, to leave them the peaceable enjoyment of
what they irossess, and to support thc laudable
efforts which they shall make to. replace France
in the.relative situation, which the Treaty of Paris
had re-established between her and all the Eu-
ropean Nations. God, justice, the wishes of all
nations second us.—Frenchnien l come to meet

us, our cause is yours;--your happiucss, your
glory, your powcr, are still necessary to the hap.

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Fn'inn jutli wh6 came to-day
from the head-quarters of the Prince of Hohih-
zollertr, at Loracb, say that the French have'
bombarded and set or, lite the suburb of St. John
at Basle.

KEHL, JUN 23.Sinee Yesterday etening
Count Hochberg has his head-quarters at Offen-
burg. He will -comman-d a corps composed of
Austrians and troops of Baden. •
It- is said that a corps, under the Arch Duke
John,
_is destined to besiege Strasbargh. Con-
breve rockets are to be employed at the siege.
CARLSRUIE, JUNE 25.—The army under the
Prince Royal of Wirtemberg has now mostly pass-
ed the Rhine, and seems to have already -advanced
far into Alsace. The advanced posts of Marsiral
Wrede are at St. Ovald, six miles from Meti.

HEIDELBERG, JUNE 26.—Yesterday his Excel-
lency the Russian General Count Langeron arriv-
ed here, and will, it is said, Ex here the head-
quarters of the Army of Reserve. Numerous
corps of Russian 'troops are daily expected to
march throngh this city.
Baron Malehrts, formerly Minister of Finance
to the Ex-King Jerome, who has resided here for
a considerable time, was arrested on account of a
sAspiciatis correspondence. An excellent prize
Was made at ileilbron, in the- chief of all the
Freitch Spies, the notorious Schultneister : he
had assumed, it seems, the disguise of a pedlar,
but was recogniSo by an Austrian subaltern oili-
cer.—(Frankftn-t Papers-, June 28.)