The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

FOKEIGN INTI:LLIGENCE.

UROSSELS AND FRANKFORT RAPERS,

AND DUTCH MAIL,

BRUSSELS, APRIL 15.-,-IVithin a few days a
considerable number of troops from the Interior

France nave arrived upon the frontiers. The
garrisons.: of Donay,' Lisle, Maubingh, ftud Va-
.lencienues have been reinforced. The rest of the
troopi are cantoned In the villages between the
fortresses, Marshal Ney.is expected back at Lille
it the end of this month, tti take the chief coin-
'mind oldie French force on thit•side:

While the French are takingflitse defensive
meAsures, there prevails along, our frontiers an
activity without parallel. Fresh troops daily ar-
rive there with large convoy's of artillery and

atnmunition.
The celebrated Sir Sidney Smith has numerous
conferences with the Duke of Wellington. It is
supposed he will have a command upon the

&heist.

Fitost THE LOWER RHINE, APRIL 14.--111 C
French troops are also advancing to their fron-
tiers. Their number is.small, compared to the
vast force opposed to them.. The French army
which is to cover the northern frontiers, and
must doubtless, he the most numerous, is stated.
by the French themselves, and therefore in all
"likelihood with notch exaggeration, at 60,000
men, divided into two corps, and under Count
Erlon, whose beau-quarters are at Lille, and the
other under General Rulle, -at Valenciennes. The
artillery is commanded bTGiiierakTerlet, and the
•
engineers by General t-laxo.
The army opposed to this between the Maese
and the North Sea is already 130,000 strong, and
is receiving daily accessions of streng'
MIDDLEBURG, APRIL 13.—8 y a slip. which ar-
rived yesterday at Flusiting from Nantes- we re-
ceive the news that the miseries of civil war are
already fett in that city. Ott one side of the city
the white flag was flying; and the tri-coloured flag
ft oint he other, white the people -murdered each
other in the streets. 'l'be sailors are mostly on
the side of the good citizens ; but the soldiers are.
till for Napoleon.
BREIVEN, APRIL 11.—The Senate has decreed,
that no Frenchman, or any person who has re-
sided in France, shall be allowed to remain at

Bremen, without a new passport, granted by the
bighest military authority, and containing an
exact description of the person, &c. &c.
lirtusELs, APRIL 15.—Sir C. Stuart' has had
the honowr to present to his Majesty his creden-
tials, as Ambassador front the Prince Regent of
ugland to the King of the Netherlands.
VIENNA, APRIL 8.1--Very strict measures are
taken towards all strangers, particularly French,
no Fi•enchrnan is allowed to leave the City, and
it is almost impossible 1-or any. fresh corners to fix
themselves here. A very necessary precaution, as
vit is clear that Buonaparte hni numerous Emissa-
ries here during the Congress ;.,and no Gentian
can forget the evils which Frenth Emigrants
leave brought upon Germany by "espiotrage and
treachery.

The King of IVurtemburg 1.1,as surpassed all ex-
pectation by his energetic measures in collecting
his army.

Last night the Princess Borghesc(Pauline)passed
through the suburbs of Vienna, with her Mother
and M. and Madame Baiceioclui (Elise) going to
the fortress of Altingatsch, on the frontiers of
IFingary. They had a numerous suite, with 8
carriages, and were not allowed to pass the.night
except in-places where there was a good garrison.
Among their suite'is Mai-rink Lucceilsini (the fa-
ther), Gen.. Lapi, and all the rest (f Buonapiptc's
People who were found at i'orto Ferago, are also
conveyed to Hungary.

VI-ENNA, APRIL B.—The boundary Treaty be-
tween' Bavaria and Austria is signed. Immediate-
ly after, the Bavarian troops received orders to
proceed by, forced marches to the 13..bine.

BERLINy 'APRIL 9.---To-morrow is fixed for the
King's departure from Vienna, to return to his
Capital ; he will stop only three days here, and
then n..pair to l!'rankfort, where the Emperor of
Russia wilf-arrive about the same time.—,Tills city
alone has furnished 8,000 nien to the Landtrchr.
AFi elicit spy was taken here yesterday. He had
papers concealed in his hoots, which were of the
highest importance.

GHENT, APRIL U.—Last Saturday night his
Majesty Louis XVIII. received a courier, wbo it is
affirmed was_ the bearer of good neWs from France.
The Duke of Bellow) has left Ghent upon a
sion. French soldiers daily arrive along the whole
line of our frontier, corning to place themselves
under the standard of their• lawful Monarch.
COLOGNE, Amt. 15.—The tote-de-poet at
Nianhean is putting it) a formidable -state of