The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-25 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS,

Baussnts, AtAacti
.16.--,lt is bat too certain
that in several provinces of France, particularly in
Champagne, there is much discontent and uneasi-
ness, which arise principally from the fear that
some time or other there will be a revision of the
sales of the national property, in which so large a
portion of the nation is interested. The evil-
'minded do not fail to augment this fear by all
pwsible means, in order to inflame the credulous ;,
but the attempts of the alarmists are still kept
down by the teal. and watchfulness of the
po-
lice. The province of Picardy-, which in general
is'so devoted to the King, is.in some degree uneasy
on this account. The disbanded soldiers, the dis-
charged functionaries, ledires, and &maulers, arc
still dangerous. A thorough knowledge of this has
given occasion to the measures taken by the nuke of
Wellington for fixing the position or the army in ai
suitable manner. The discipline observed byethe
Allies is exemplary, and not the smallest cont.;
Plaint haS yet been heard of the curt:filet of the
troops. It is thought that,.the Mike has put off
his intended journey to Englanth and that, after
inspecting the army, he will return to I,dris'tri be
better able to observe the state Of thiogs., amid to
give the 'necessary orders, as circumstances may
require.

non 8.,---Private letters front Amiens state,.
that. not only. in that town, but in all the princi-''
Pal towns of Picardy, the agitators endeaVour to
•enflame the people's minds by
,Spreading 1(Itls
of false reports, and diStributting.:fileendiary rit
In order. to .clieck these alarming tuoVe-:.
meats, whiCh nii.44lit prove d.ingerons littlest. were
left unpithiStied, 'several inhAbitants of Amiens;
lionlogne, Meanvfiii, and other towns, have re-
ceived orders to. depatt within 21 hours,„ and. to.
repair to the place', pointed ont to them, .there to
remain under the inspection orthe, police. Several
military of different ranks, wbo Publicly showed
their evil sentiments, have. been conveyed to the
ro.tle of. 'Ham, and the citadel flt 'Arras,- 'French
Flanders and Artois are still tt.re.;:tly devoted '
to
the Bopoons. Lille its parrieuhr, and .Arras,
Show an inyArotileled loyalty and ;
sand there no doubt thlt Liltero;kitl'ikecoine the,
scat of Government, '014104 'new-trAntairl •eanse.-
inch a remov..l to: be judgetLOCesS;lll; ,New.
and•strict 114;4.41111'S coal ;IMO to be taken on tht
French 'frontiers tO hinder the introduction of
Certain' Journals into France. TwO persons upon!
w.hom snek.weie fount; have been thrown into pri-
son at Lille; .1 • - • • „

Maack. 20:',--Letters from Lille announce, that
the evil disposed,..and theloppoocuts ON 131;-
10'a Government in France, have lice 'n tor
.town
time past more. industrions than ever in attempt=
ing to mislead public, opinion and: excite new
troubles, iVritinii,s are sccretly'disiributtil, ad-
vertisements;sodtlettlyposted up,' aitimyntoes
tors, mostly Sent front Paris, and similar usual
and well,known means, art employed
.by these
persons to spread the most absurd reports : thus
they endeavour to make ithelieVed, that the Arch-
duelless Maria Louisa, n'ith her Sim, has'
..set Ott
in order to assume the Government of'. France ;
that tite Allied Powers are agreed. on this point,
and that the Austrian and IlnsSinin (In
their march to stipport the claims of t Ilk Princess.
The police, it is true, takes the inost
measures to prevent !:ite consequences of these
silly reports but the credulity of the .pcople", ptsri
.tienlarly.in the country, is' In gr,ot, the ear
deavours.of the enemies of tbC liourbint's
itifold,...that people's Miatis are 'kept in contiattal
alarm. At Lille, however, these reports have hat
no- effect whatever; and a diytcharged officer vtto
circulated them has been arrested, in 'ortlei to be
tried by a court-martial;

They cvrite.from Lnxembotrrg, that the great
military ro*d connecting Ger.tOrty wi, h the Prenelt
►l'parttnente where the cams of General Zietken
is stationed, ig already fixed tog° by Olaf, lot tresc,
and thence to Treves,