The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-27 00:00:00

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RAPID ADVANCI WELLINGTON IN

FR A N C E.
SUN-OFFICE, Two VeLorx.

Government have received accounts this day-,

whi•cli state that the Mike of WE1.1.1149.T01C had

proceeded as far as LAvE RE, on the direct Road to

Paris, and was marching upon Coinpeign'e,witliput

opposition.

There were inagaziaes at Laon, which leis

Grace was expected to secure as -he proceeded.
It is cau&deutly supposed that a part of the

Allied Armies,
.consisting of the advance of

Light Troops, would reach Paris this day or•

to-morrow.

Lafere is in the department of L'Aisne, about
twelve miles from Laon, and about sixty-five
miles from Paris ! Compeigne is only forty-five
miles from that Capital, and there is- no force

between them to impede the victorious march of

VVELLING-roN and his immortal band.

We have reason to believe, that Dunkirk ycs-
terday morning opened its Gates to the Allies
and hoisted the White Flag.

" PARIS, JUNE 22.--The Emperor arrived yes-
terday, in the utmost confusion, to demand the
whole of the funds in 'the Treasury, and the effec-
tive strength of the National Guard.. The Minis-
ters refused to accede to either of these demands.
Much disappointed, he retired to the Palace Ely-
stle, Wherein he entered into a conference with a
chosen 'few of his adherents. As the evening ap-
proached, a mob, excePding ;1000 people, assem-
bled around the Palace, and vociferated' " Nye
rEmperemr." The Minister 'of Police, alarmed
at these exclamations, called out the National
Guard ; 30,000 in :1 short time .assembled toge-
ther : they thispersed the crowd, and thus tran-
quillity was restored. NAPOLEON is now a pri-
soner, and has no comMunication with any person
without permission. Iiu.oNAPAETE has admitted,
that 20,00 f men build not be mustered at anyone
point.--(From the Morning Pest )

Whiht the Chamber of Representati-ves was en-
gaged in the Sitting of the 22d, a great number. of
the lowest order of the people collected round the
place of meeting ; find some few voices called .out
{'ire l Empereur I An Officer, a noted Jacobin, en-
deavoured, bait in vain, to urge then► to excescs.

laic toitl them it was not their voicts which were
required, but thrir aclive services, aiu recom-
mety-leil then) to adjourn to a place %t here they
wouid'finti arms.

To shew how different are the feelings of true
Britons from these of the mob in Palace-yard, as
soon as the confirmation of the glorious news ar-
riNed in iown, on Wednesday last, a"."- vast con-
course of peopleassembled before Mrs. 130Enm's,
in St. James's-square, And Lord CASTLEREAGH'S,
in the same place, Where they remained a consi-
derable time huzzaing and joining in the song,
dear to this cotaltry, " God &we the King."
The Duchess of ANGoULEMS, who resides at
Battersea, grate ;4'd the inhabitants of that place
yc,,terday, by communicating to them the news
she had received trout France.,
• Yesterday the Lord CUANCELLOR took his seat
on the woolsack for the first tirne,sinte his indis-

posit ion.
The accounts in the foreign prints,saysn Morn-
ing Paper, of the attack by a banditti on the
Duke of BEnyoan on his tour throne) ltary,
turns nut to he a gross fahricativn.
Mr. Ku:l\l3LE has returned to town, but xve are
sorry to learn,: has not derie,;(l such benefit from
change of air as his physicians pvedicted. He is
still troubled wi:h -gouty affections.
Bap:mi.—No alteration in the price of Bread
this week. _

MUSIC.—PETER DENYS and his consort, La ly
CHARLOTTE DENYS,. opened their beautiful yilla
m llatis7place on Friday morning, .for the private
Subscription Concert-of Miss MoaTimr.a, who,
as We before stated, is the daughter of the 'late
Afr. INIORTINEa, fonterly M. P. for Shaftsbury.
The large musical saloon• was fiLleil on this oeca-
slot) by a very elegant audience, among xrhom
%rue many of the it er orders. We have_not
room to detai the merits of the Concert,
was \reit diversified by vocal' and instrumental
Performers. Miss MoitTlucti" herself folly justi-
fied the high reputatipi which she has Brought
from Italy. She is one of the hest sinters which
this country has produc. d. Her voice is lA,

clear, well-toned, and e.Xtensive, and she sity4s
xvith pure taste and expression. The.otlier sit CIS
were NALDI; itiadorne SALA, 'ln I rum ANELLi.
The MiSSCS GA UTIHROTS perforined a Concerto
on the harp and piano-forte, and ITAccALL gave
some adtnirable variations on the. Alo:in. After
i the Cone( rt refreshinents were provided, atitt,the
conipany .we,re gratitied with the opportunity of
walking over the beautiful grounds of thisTharp-
Hog place. It tnav proper to that tio
guests were invited hitr„,those who had .t;iker:
liatts f,r the Concerts, a exittnple iOI the
higher Vatroness of the MiNietti -Wor.d.
There •nevet' was a Loan taken Limier
Sit Ca fa-
vonr4bh: ciretnnsizinces for the hoitletts Uniainni
as the present : the etfect tnay he seen upon the
cuuut:'natices of all, both upon 'Chattwe anti in
the Aliev.. The Contractors, for the Lortery too,
its 'wen 1110!;e for the Loan, Z!:vir al-
: vantag.i: ill 11,!•iat4: glob) 1S
Chasti WetL.lll4dt! yo.f,ter 1.••:s at the VAtiOlSi (iii;CCS
13 indi,eitlitak, who, haying tasted tht: N‘k IS 11!
preitiium on Opiniam, were inditee,i to try
•i how 1,-Ivtiufr Fortune wos di :posed to favour them.
This, wide the splen,,::t! advantitet of the S.:lstetni-,
and the near approach of the drnmittgi ra-
dt.:;ll t 1,4 de,t)nnd 1 'tit bevood