The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-13 00:00:00

has been disarmed, as well as tbe assassins 'or tte
Ist of April.

COURIER ErtIiAORDINA 6pc STY N'DAT" Iqo iN IN c.
The 'coMpanies of the Coast Guards are abonl
'to be replaced On I`ctive service.
The day aft& the declaration of the Congress,
The Emperor Alexandei, the king of Prussia,
and the King of Bavaria, dined with Prince
Eugene.

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FRENCH FUNDS, APRIL 8.
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BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT P:PERS..,

(RECEIVED TUTS ILIORNI!NG.)

ViEstsza, 111fArtcn 30.--We received yesterday
the news of Napoleon's entrance into Paris. 'lt
would be difficult to.de3cribe the effect which this
event has produced. We had flattered ourselves
that the King, who since his return bas conse-
crated Ora), moment .to the happiness of France,
and who had done every thing to alleviate the fate
of the soldiers prisoners of war, would have been
able to collect round his standard a number of
faithful Frenchmen considerable enough to corn-
bat with advantage the small corps of Napoleon f
but it seems that the defection has been complete.
There remains then no way except that of atlas ;
the immense preparations which the powers make
to.support their declaration leaves no doubt as to
the issue of ups new All El,. ,I.ra of. the
Sovereigns are employed in conferences. Our
garrison, which consisted of 14 battalions of
grenadiers, has already marched out.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 5.---Prince Victor de Rolm
arriVed here yesterday, going express from Vienna
to the Low Countries.
VIENNA, MARGE! 30.—As if by magic, all is
changed here within a few weeks. The silence
of the Cabinet is succeeded by the din of arms.—
Very large bodies of troops continually march
through Vienna ; on the 27th, it is said that fifty
thousand men were' quartered in the, city and
neighbourhood.
All the barracks are full of soldiers ; the Alster
Barrack alone resembles a camp of many thou-
sand men, all in high spirits.• In one day we saw
100 pieces eif*tillery, each-with'six horses, quite
new, go from the arsenal td the army. The
greatei part of these forces is directed towards
Italy, hut.a great many go also- from Bohemia to
the Rhine.
The Council' Of War holds continual sittings;
and all the Committees and Deputations of the
Congress labour with incessant activity. In a
few days the provisional constitution of Germany
will be published.
Under the present circumstances the abode of,
the SoVereigns here, will scarcely be prolonged
another week.
The King of Prussia goes immediately to the
Army; his Army post is already setting off. The
Easter holidays have given the citizens the plea-
sure of once more seeing the Monarchs together
in full splendour.
CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 25.—News from Cairo,
received at Constantinople, state, that the efforts
and activity of Mahomcd Aly Paella, Governor
of Egypt, have at lengt4 succeeded in putting an
'anti obstinate war with the We.
eliabitei, and in restoring the tranquillity o
Arabia.

Accounts from the Dardanells state, that by
order of the' Grand Signior, two new form' are
to .be constructed there, one on the European,
and one on the Asiatic side, exactly on the sites
of the 'ancient castles of Sistos and Abydos,
Where XerxeS..had -a bridge laid over the straights.
GHENT, APRIL 6.—The" Duke of Berri is gone
to-day to Alost with the King's Household troops,
whence it is said they will go to Molines. Among
them are 100 Students of Law, who had
,taken
arms fur the King, and were made prisoners by
the rebellious garrison of Bethune, but these brave
young nien have found means to escape; and join
the faithful French here. 'Thirty-three-of the 100
Swiss who were prisohcrs at Bethune have like-
wise joined the Kings troops.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 9.—The Duke of Wellington
returned this morning from Glieni.
LOUVAIN, APRIL 7.----To-day 400 'men of
first regiment of Dutch Carabineers arrived here
from Amsterdam., on their way to the frontiers;
to-morrow 300. more are expected : this fine regi.
ment is almost wholly composed of veterans.—
An emissary sent to seduce the troops to &lona-
parte has been taken, and sent to the prison in
this city : this agent cried continually '' Vire Na-
poleon !" he had been pursued from Maseyck,
where he bad excited some soldiers to join him.
A Courier sent by Napoleon to Vienna has been
stopped in Wirtemberg, and not permitted to pro-
ceed except with an escort.—(Oracle 8S Journal de
la Belgique, April 10.)
BERLIN, APRIL I.—Official accounts from Neuf-
chatel state, that three of Buonaparte's emissaries
have been taken by the peasants, and immediately
hanged upon trees.
Some days ago
_a French General, who was
and three dayS ago a Frencaraptam. tatter
had papers tending to excite insurrection in Po-
land. Three other French spies have been taken
It Magdebtirg.

BASLE, 11uRCH 30.—The rising against Napo-
le.on in the southern provinces of France becomes
very serious : an army under the Duke D'Angon7
leme threatens Lyons : this Prince has four of the
best Generals under him—atuong them are Mir,
shals Massena and Augereo.u.
Mr. Bachman, General of the Swiss troops,
said', on his passing through this place, that the
Swiss troops in France bad conducted thenisilves
admirably : not one of them had. hitherto hostect
the tri-coloured cockade; and when Buonaprtc
entered Paris, and al.l the French soldiers jotted
him, the 3000 Swiss remained,at their post, anc
none of them cried " Vice Napoleon !" '[icy
have sent a muler to ate Dierfor instructions:
HA MOVER, MARCH V.—ln the course of -week, not only the battalions at -Hanover, it
those in the whole kingdom, will march away:,
Every battalion has received 25,000 ball ca,
fridges.; every man has 40.,
FRANKrora, Arum the regiments
I3ohelnia, except the garrisons of some fortresst,