The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

DUCIN.‘PAIITt.

. -A young man who has embarked with Napo-
Iqoti Buonaparte writes as follows to his sister,
#'i cam Roehe)le, of the ith

" You will nut receive another letter from me. In half au
L.), :.r we set sail. Sentl.to inc at New York as many letters of
re.:ommeudation as you can procure. To-morrow early we
shall be h great way oft. Write to nw at New-York."
We are assured that Bnonanarte, in fact, left
.Rochelle in a frigate. He steered, to the right on
teelog an English vessel bearing thi.Vn on him,
and on turni*zg to the left other vessels appeared.
ye rtor learned whetlier he ivas captured,
again reached port. His position was very

"vrHeal..
- There is no Ida of report that malignity does
not spread to disincline the inhabitants of Paris
itgainssll* /Vied Troops,. Sowe• have gone so
far a,;tc; lily y thai the Prussian Generaif; have re-
moved from the ?Aliso:in different objects-of art
,tiitl euriOsit v. Although Ive have no positive as-
lurauees to the contrary, we believe we -can con-
-tradi'ct,this news. It is improbable that superior
Officers ‘voultl thus allow thC open violation of
tlitc•urticlei of the etauvention, ‘vhich they them-

6elves sigritd. Atove all, if h impossibleAhat the
Sovercigirs who last year gave the French so
examples of moderation, and our Monarch.
so many\proofs of respect, should stiffer some of
their subjects to 'commit acts of violence, now
that the Kin is'returned to his capital, and that
•tiaey can treat with him withont, irounding ally
forms or decorums.

4t is said that the Allied Sou reigns will dine at
the ',leißevies to-morrow ; we hope they
will condescend to chew t heniselyes, together
with our BELOVED lifing, to the numerous Crowds
who will assemble in the atternoim in the gar-
dens, in order the quire happilv to celetrate the
rehtro of n King so weicome, and so much desired.
M. President-of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, has returned to Palk. ile• was presented
ycsteiday to the King.
M. Tat;atir, Chief of the' stair Division fo the
Alnrister of Tar, anir‘vho followed the King to
(theta uitir .the Duke de Felice, is appointed lii-
tentlant of the Royal liou*ehold. M. Fore,tier,
Counsellor of St ite, who had previous' ytil i!‘.l that
office, will resutne his quondam functions iu tire
Marine Department.
The Allied troops who hare marched from
Paris within these few days, direct their course
upon Lyons, and towards Orleans, by the routes,
of the Bourbonnais and. of Pahliseait.

(Fr4.2)t the
.•10141,1(11 if DebaiS.)

Letters from 'Chalons sat' Marne, the 7th July,
state, that the Russian general ezernitate4„
prc-
sented himself before that place \vitt) 'four thou-
sand cavalry, and that. he summoned It to surreys-
(ler, and to hoist the white gag. After consider-
able hesitation the white flag took place of the tri-
colottred,.and the gates of the town nut 'being de-
fensible, were opened. At) advaneed-gtEnd of one
hundred Hot Sian cavalry Sooty-enteren and tra-
versed the town At the moment %viten they were
coining out by the gate which is on the side of Paris,
they were'attacked by a fire of cannon and masket-
ry from the National Guards and IL,- Pupils of the
14c.edna of Arms, who had recited he fauho_arg
of Marne. Stone of the advanced-guard were killed
the others withdrew precipitately, and after
rOtle thrOngh tile town in a gallop, and with a'
different feeling to that with which they came,
they rejoined their corps. The National Guards
anti the Pupils then returned, into Chaltins, and
shut the gates to make to defence, absolutely use-
less. The Russian General dismounted 500 of his
cavalry, who precipitated themselves upon the
palisattes placed before the gates, overturning
every obstacle, and spread themselves in the
town, of whi,•ll many quarters were pfandered for
mote than an hour. Those of the National Guards,
and of the Pupils of the Lycenns of Arts, who.
caused this disaster, and who have not,been killetls
have been made prisoners of war. Get). Itigansi,
Commlndant of the place, is amongst the number
of the latter.

We arc assurer), to-night, that Btionapartc
been arrested.—Prince Metternich arrived yester-
day at Paris.,--Th.e Duke of Anqoulvine is ex-
pected Lt Tuitions 2 with hii suite.