The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-15 00:00:00

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BERLrsiMARCH 3t.—On the 26th instant the
follo.*ing notice was published
"-As the near passages of the French troops un-
der 'the orders of the Marshal of the Empire, the
Duke of REGGIO, is in consequence of :he perfeti
understanding which reigns between Passia and
France, these troops, who -belorig to a friendly
Power, must be received and treated with care and

consideration.
"The competent. public authorities will publish,
as soon as possible, in What manner they are to be
lodged and fed ; the Marshal has given the assur-
ance that they will maintain the most severe disci-
pline."
On the estb, his Excellency Marshal Duke of
REGGIO made his :entry into this town, at the head
of his troops. In the morning the Marshal had
placed them in a line between Chariottenburg. and
Spandau.----His Illajesty, accompanied by the Prince
Royal, Princes WILLIAM and FREDERICK, Marshal
KALKRUITH, and a numerous train of 'superior WE=
cers, arrived at noon. •
The Duke, after haling received and conipli-
mented the King, accompanied his Majesty, ivh..)
rode before the-whole line,
All the regiments after'wArds defiled in presence
of the King, who spoke t Mlishal In very
flattering terms upon the hnealLis
troops. The Duke 01 REGGIO il.hanits
of Prince SACKEN. There is'a.goard of lion Our ul
36 Prussian soldiers, commanded by an offir.-r.
On the 28th and 2Dth, Marshal Crtuni KAL•
KBUITH, and the Chancellor of Staie
DENBERG) gave grand dinners, at '4,ltich all the
Generals have attended, together with the diplomA-
tic corps, and principal- civil and military func-
tionariei. •
Yesterday the King gave grand dinner at P. is-,
dam. The Duke of REGGIO, and several French
Generals of Division, had the-honour of dining
with his Majesty.
Government has published, the two following

notices :

" The intention of his Majesty is, that the
French troops who sojourn here should be lodged
with all those who rent or own houses without ex-
ception, and •that the burthen should be borne by
all in proportion to their means ; consequently no
individual, no matter what'his state, can avoid the
dispositions which shall be decreed in this resped by
the Commission ; but each shall be obliged,.under
pain of incurring the rigour of the executive mea-
sures of the moment, to immediately receive the
French soldiers who present . themselves with a
billet for lodgings, and give them a number of
rooms corresponding with their rank, and provision-
ally furnish them with subsistence.
" New detailed instructions shall be immedi-
ately issued respeding these two objeds, and in ge-
neral upon every thing that relates to lodging the
French soldiers.

" Those, who from particular circumstances shall
be prevented from lodging in their homes the sol-
diers,,must hire lodgings elsewhere for them ; 'but
they shall be obliged to receive them whilst these
lodgings are preparing. Those Who let them, shall
not be exempted from lodging soldiers on their own
account.

" In respe& to the houses in which the Royal
Officers are, a proportionate sum towards the lodg-
ing of soldiers shall be paid. It shall also be simi-
larly determined, in cases in which the renters or
owners of houses, shall be allowed to discharge
money the expenses, which they would have to de-
fray in lodging and supporting the soldiers.

It is to be understood, that the habitations of fo-
reign ministers, and persons attached to their lega-
tion', shall be exempted from furnishing military
lodgings, but this exemption does not extend to
other persons who may dwr-11 in the same House,
His Majesty expects, from the zeal of the in-
habitants of Betlin, that they will lend themselves
with the best wills to these necessary measures.
~" In order to relieve them-as much as possible,
measures will be instantly taken, in concert with
the Duke of REGGio, to lOdge iu barracks and
maintain part of the troops."
VIENNA, Maters 29.—“ is Excellency the:Ffench
Ambassador received, on the 2 1 st, a CoUrier from
Constantinople, with dispatches,. dated the 16th
February, which state that the POrte has rejected al
the propositions of Russia, and that she is resolved
to>recommeuce and prosecute the war with the ut-

most vigour.
The Vrench papers do not contain any information
respecting the affairs of the Peninsula.

A Suppiementary Gazette was pUblislied last night,
containing the official account of the progresof the
siege of BAl3joz. 'Our troops have. displiyed their
usual gallantry and pe.rseverance under circumstances
of_peculiar difficulty.

I'VEP,S WOOD, of No, 3s, Maiden-lane, Covent-girdenli and
1; Strand, where iidverlisements, Orders 1