The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-06 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[RECEIVED THIS MollNticG,3
(Front the :Ifotriteur of the 2d)
MetsTPELLIER, APRIL 25:.—mnrshal the Duke
of Albufera (Suchet) arrived here on the 24th, he
was received with due honours.
BAYoNSB, Aram 22.—At yet there has been
no military movement in :.;pain. The commoni-
cations tciih the other bank of the Bidassoa be-
come every day more difficult: Frenchmen going
to Spain are not allowed to pass Irun. Notwith-
standing, muleteers front the neighbouring pro-
vinces continue to arrive for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods. The French Journals *and letters
addressed front 'France art: stopped at Irun, and
sent to Madrid. ,
MArtsnlLLEs, APRIL 24.—Gen. Count Grouchy
quitted on the 22d tho comtnand of this city he
has been replaced by General'Vetdier. Marshal,
Brune has just arrived !Jere.'
VIENNA, APRIL 17.—The treaty between
stria and Bavaria is ratified; but it appears that.
it will not be published except.am?ng the other
acts of Congress. This general proclamation, it
is , said, will take place aboitt the beginning of
May.
The old plans for the future Constitution of Ger-
many, furnished by Austria and Prussia, arelaitl
aside. These Powers have presented two others -
on which deliberations are now held. They agree
in the bases, and it is believed that, for once, they
will agree.
There is little hope of an amicable arrangement'
,between-the Allies and Napoleon. The observa-
,tions on the Declaration
_of the lath of. March
have been read with interest ;- but they
have changed -nothing. The proMise of Na-
poleon to abide by the Treaty of Paris it not •
supported by any guarantee. if he bad proposed,
as a pledge of peace, to give up fortresses; such
as Strashurgh, Huninguen, Neufbrisack, Landau,
BesanLion, &e. &c. then some faith might bait!
been put, in. his_ pacific intentions.---(Nuremberg
Correspondeizt.) - -
An artielein this Zlfoniteur, dated from Genoa,
the 19th April, mentions, that the Pope was still
there.
Letters from -Tuscany, dated the 14th, state
that the Neapolitans have fallen back upon the
Arno.—(Gen.oa Gazette.) •

(From the Gazette de France)
COURIER EXTRAORDINARVIOF TUESDAY trortNiNG.
The head-quarters of the Ist corps (Parolee
are at Lille; • and it is under the cointuand of
Count Er ; the 2d at Valenciennei, 'under'
General Reille ; the 3d is at Mezieres, -under
General Vaudaintne; the 4th, which is at Alctz

• . •
and tinder Gvileral GeraYti ; the 5111
at ,§'erashirtrg, 'tinder General Rapt) the 6.th at
Lain, uer());?-r Coian't ; the .7th tb at 4,..;re,
tiohle awl thhnthery, tinder Marshal Grouchy
the Bth; Which is at 13(3urdeauk, Generai
; the rith,_ which is at Toulon, is tinder
Marshal Brunei the lthh is a“endiling at Per-
pignan.

We are assured thai the head-quarters of the
Emperor are to be established at Conde.

We learn from Brussels that Cdunt,Lille is
quite recovered.
Marshal Mortier has set out from Pali's- on as
extraordinary mission, with the execution of which
he is charged by the Emperor.
num, MAC I.—Yesterday after Mass his Ma-
jesty held a Councilof Ministers at the Palace of
the Thuilleries.

By a decree of his Majesty, horses are prohibit-
ed from being sent out of the Empire.
Another Imperial decree annuls the edicts re-
lating to the erection of the Monument of Qui-
heron, and orders the restitution of sutus'inaidpur-
Snant to, the "subscription that had been opened.

:M. F'iyponl 1,4 ppr)..-.110 Prefect of the Soane
am!, Loire in tT!e ro!nn of airon Colombier, i. Igo
has been caret; io asinnire ether liinctioni.

Persons tvho come from Londmesay, that in-
deChion on the -question of Peace or War seems
to reign in the British Cabinet.

(Fran the Jountal de r En;pire.)

BERLIN, APRIL 15.—1 t is remarked that -the
garrison of DreHkn •is included among the
,Pri,ssian troops 'who are to make the campaign.
The fine regiment of Hussars, raised by the
states of Pomerania, entered Magdeburgh on
the 9th.- A very greet number of young men
in this city -have inscribed their names as volun-
teers.--(Novelliste d' Aix. la Chapelle.)

BASLE, APRIL 15.—A1l that is written by 'the
FrenelLJourhalists respecting the neutrality of
'Switzerland is the result of theirimagination, or
the expression of their desires. -Switzerland is
not neutral against Buonapartc ; it has shaken off
the 'yoke of his, mediation; it has renewed its re-
lations with the Bourbons ; it has admitted to its
• Confederation detached provinces of
.the French
Empire ;it has re-est-gblished its political insti-
tutions as they were at the time when they were
at erwhelmed by the devastating system of the
French Republic. At this !moment it recognises
the Ministers of the Bourbons, and refuses to
receive the one sent by Buonaparte. All these
are not symptoms of a strict neutrality.
In a military point of view, the co-operation of
Switzerland presents great advantages., in a war,
the theatre of which is at the same time in France.
and Italy. There are several routes by which to
penetrate into Italy through Switzerland, and no
man knows their value better than Napoleon.l—
of the United Low Countries.)
MILAN, APItIL 18.—A new rvportfrom General
Nugent-, dated frornyoggio, the 15th,,announces
that the enemy has abandoned Florence and
has retreated in the direction of -Arrezzo. A

column of 4000 'Neapolitans which had arrived at
Monte Rose, and‘v.as marching tilionTuscany, has
also changed its direction and taken the• route
oE• Ancona.

The Anstiians have already occupied Florence
and Bologna.

Opinion is decided as to the cause of a retreat
which does not seem to have been occasioned by
the fear of a superior force nor of bloody battles.
It is said that the' English. Declaration of
wra has -had singular influence upon the re-
solutions of King Joachim, and that he has
annotniced to the Italians that the treasons of the
British forced him to draw near to his own
Stati.s. There is a?so mention of •intelligence
hi ught by a courier arrived from Palermo, who
has declared that he witnessed the departure of
troops who were to be landed upon the territory
Naples. Finally, we are assured that King
Joachim h s been severely wounded in an engage-
ment. 'We- shall soon have more perfect informa-
-tion as to the cause'of this retreat.---(Gazette. of
Lrcusunne.)

VALENCIENNES, Amt. 28. —Foreign videttes
have scattered upon our frontiers, Proclamations
6y Count :Lille, which have much embarrassed the
good inhabitants of our country. They cannot
associate the ideas of happiness and peace, by
which they are flattered, with the foreign?
bayonets by which they arc menaced. The
• following is one of those Proclamations which
does not appear authentic, not having been pub-
lished hi any of the Belgic Journals,. and being
loomd only in -the journal kle Frankfort of the 20th

(Then follovv3 the Declaration of Lours
as it appeared exclusively iu THE SUN of ye .ter-
d a y.)

(From the Journal de Paris)
PARIS, MAY 2.—A Journal published yesterday
a pretended.Proclawativu of Count Lille, vi.hich

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the expellees of the War. The nnirdrer °f c:e I
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BASLE, APUIL 21.—1 t is reported titat.t
will come to Switzerland, and reside scej
until tranquillity is re-stablislied in 'tab'.

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