The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS

(From the lifonitear.)

PARIS' JULY 22 --The review of the Eugli;sh
Array under the walls of Paris, which was to have
takcu:eilace au Thursday, is pit off -till Sunday

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Yesterday morning; Lord Hill reTiested in, the
Champs Elysees thelst t opts of rie &grid] ar-
my; consisting of three regiments of the line., one
ofcarahineers,, and rth).of light horse.

/From Me Joaroal des Debdts.)

noortafrArte, it is said, wrote from lioellefole
the following letter to tare Prince Itegcnst of Eng-

iatirl
" The victim ofthe faction's which divide my country, :rad'
4,,c the enmity of the greatest Pc.v-.-ers of Europe, I hare termi-
nated my ionlitical carevr,• and I come, like Theinistocles to
beat niTscif at the hiearflts of the Brit &h people. I place m't
self under the-pro-tectiots of tlitit` ta*s, *filch I claim. of your
Royal Highness, as the most powerfu}, the most constant, mid
the most generous of my eneni!ei.'"

COPY GF AN ADDRESS TO THE KING BY THE ARMY

OF THE LOIRE.

Site,—The army, unanimous izS its news and affi•ctions, iii
ordcrto he brought to a. free- ainl•siniple ssitittlis:sion to. your
MsjeJy's GO% C r14111ell: ti w-uo ni-ed: eithes of receiving any
prii,tte impu!,,e, or of :thering it', spirit or sentiments ; it is
enough fur it to consult. the, sentiments that have :milliard it
under all. c ircunstances, and the spit it which guided it • dur-,
ieg the last twenty-five years of puliticitl storms.
Its opinions, its acts, the conditet of each of its menrbtas,
alwtos- had for their act mitiog cause that lore -of country, ar-
tient, deep,, exclusive. capable of every effort; of very sacri-
fice, t-speetable even, in its criors aini.waltiferings', which at
all. times commanded. the cstevut of EurOve, and which se-
gin CS to to that of posterity.
-The Gettetals,-. the Officeis,•atritthe soldiers, 'alto miss' sur-
rotroditiv..ir'coronrs,. arra who are attached to them with the
gvatest constancy ;uid luce,, even when they are most unftir-
ttni':ne, are nut men wlit) Can hie • aterr',cil of regretting private-
advantages.

'to other thoughts, therefore, to motives more dignified and
nohle mast be ascribe:At the sileidee which the• army has hither-
to kept.
From the lowest sold.= fu the officer of highest rtinli; the
French army =others in it,: ranks Only citizens, sons, fathers
of citizens: it is intimately connected with the nation; it
eanizot, sepavate its cause front that of thy Trench people.; it
adopts with, them, it adopts sincerely the government of your
Majesay it will cause the happiness of France by generous
and caistplete obiirion of all that has past, hs' etftcing every
trace of dissention, by respecting tbo rights of all.
Convinced of this truth, full of revect a.mt confidence in
the sentiments expressed by your Majesty, the army swears,
to you, with entire sttliMission, a Fidelity proof against: all'
trial : it will sited its blood- ill. fithilment of tile' oaths whiCh
it this clay pronounces to defend the Kini. and France:
[Here ti low the- signatures.l
Read-quarter, near Orleans, Jul F 4; I
(A true Cully) 7he Prince-of IiCXNII3III,, Ma.rslita
of France, eonmraluli ng the Armies,
of the, Loire and the l'yrennees.

A Proclamation by M. R. Alopens,-MinlAter'of
the Army of his Majesty' the Eruperor.of Russia,
informs Capuins Brice, Reionx., l'artnentitr,
tieOrges„ and some o.tlter Officers who are at the
lead of the partizans in the department of the
Neurthe, that they are bound, in the space of ten
clays, to: .return to their homes, and to disperse
the corps under their commands.. hn case of dis-
obedience, they' shall be tried by military law,
and their gocts concated and sold for the ex-
pellees of the war.
We are assured that the fortress of ReforS, in
Alsace, has been taken by the Austrians, after aye
/trust murderous assaults.

Some of the reNx)nsible Editors of Journals
. ;lave, it is said, rettift d to. accept that of
Among others is mentioned M. veue„e, .rho va
appointed to the Nitig crane. It is said also, that
the proprietorsof J ournals.. intend to protest
thi4 measure, am! to' otrer to become
themselves' responsib-la-for their: pl.ipc vs

(From the C.::: 'zttle de France)
ft is said that a corps of the artily of the Loire,
ruder t-tce orders of General Lefebvre DeSnouettess
L. 15 off for Advergitc,' plabilbly to join the
avail of Marsh-al Sucher.
'l6e. .-.VihiteilAg: now raves 0:1t the exltexiitY of