The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-01 00:00:00

• there exists no guarantee against disorder and -anarchy. FRONTIERS OF BAVARIA, AUG. 15.--We are ;lc- scared that the order, in consequence of which the troops encamped at Nymphenberg wer'e put in march, arrived unexpectedly, and that the pre 'ruling evening was expected by nobody. It is sAifl General Wrede's head-quarters set out yesterday from Schwabengcn, near Nymphets. bourg, and will be provisionally transferred -to .1.401,au, ASTADT, AUG. I (i.—The military I)reptiration3 enntinat! iii all the states of the Coiliederatioit of the Bhitte. They are partieulady active in Bova ,where all the tronps, anti movable .national iou t raq, called moving legions, ore in motion. FaAT4r,:vntiT, AUG'. 20.—The mime of exchange ":- 1111a ‘ has lately .buticied an extraordinary depression. • AGEN, 14.---The Commission for licalth has just published the following notice Accoroituc to theacco:iots which we have. peen able td i:ollect, the ports of Malta, Smyrna, Constantino*, Odessa (in , flussia), Carthagena, and ail those in the C:irt:iry Islands; must he considered as infected with the plague : all the Turf.- ahil Barbary ports. those of the Illae...Sta, those of Sputh ern Spitin, Alicant, o Aloldra, fiiiwaltar, Cadiz, and Seville, and those of the West Indies, oily lie cousider eoa suspected of being inteeteil." Darsnr,N, AVG. 10.—To-day was celebrated here in the most solemn manner, the Fete of his Majesty the Emperor of the French. .As a prelude.; to this Me, the French Comedians gave, at five o'clock yesterday, upon the'( ireat Theatre, a grii tt4ituth representation of two comedies.. Upon the conclusion Of the play, about eight o'clock, a -dis charge ,of 101 pieces of (*ninon announced the Rte. The same clung took place to-day at friar in the Inelvaing. At four o'clock the King went with the Princes his brothers, and the other Princes of the Rovpl Family, to . Marcolini Palace, to Offer his Imperial Maje Sty their congratulations. A short time af ter, the Emperor. held a levee ; after which, this Prince, accompanied by the ,Kraig and the Princes, went to the meadow called Ostraweese, and e viewed itt very considerable corps of his_ guard, a battalion of the Saxon Guard, ,a regiment of the Duchy of Berg, and a regiMent of the Prince of Neufchatel's cavalry. Immediately after, the Prince 'of Neufchatel; accompanied by all the French Cle ,, nerals and Officers- of the Staff, as well as the Of , 'facers of the French Court and Civil Fiend) Autho rities, returned to the Palace of Mitchel,. Which' he inhabits: From thence his Serene 1 - liglinesS . went with the same. suite to the court church, where he Waited the king's arrival. In effect, the King ar 7 rived shindy after, about two o'clock, and assist-. cd ; at a Te Deum, %%ilia was sung amidst the dis charge at cannon. In order to .ifford the troops in garrison in this place the means-of taking part in this 'l . Zw, whig and a double portion of meat had I;eeit distributed to them. They invited tilt battalion of the Saxon guard to dine with them ; those different troops dined together with the greatest harmony, the officers tinder tents, and the soldiers in the `great alley of the new town. The Emperor's health was drank, amidst a dis c;:iarge of 101 pieces of artillery. At eigia in the evening., the Emperor, accompanied by the Prince Neufchatel, ‘'v'ent to the Valace, :and dined in grmid st'yt e the King and Royal Vatoily, The hands belonging 'to the Kittg'i Chapel played during, the dinner. After dinner, the King drank to the ,o;and Ut tilonpotc ti od dioulmrge of cannon to thc healths of his Majesty the Emperor, the Empress, and . the King of Rome. After dinner the Emperor went with their Ma jetties, the Royal Family, Prince of Neufchatel, nod all the Court, to the Queen's aprirtments, to view the fire-works which had been prepared upon the bridge on the Elbe. The palace and all the town wits illuminated. There were a great number of dinners to cele brate this Ott,. The Duke of Bassano 'lll.ld tine diplolntitic corps 5 -- 7 all the Poles here were in ited by the Baron Begnon, Envoy from 'France to NVarsaw ;----the Chiefs of the Saxon Colleges were with Baron de Serra, French 'Minister ; Count. D.wn, Minister, Setret'ary 'of State, had ussemilled the French Authorities " "; the .French and Saxon Generals dined with the General of Di ;—Count Durosnel, commanding the French troops in Saxony, gave Et brilliant ball, add a supj►er of 160 covers.. In the Hotel of Baron de. Semi .Was placed the Emperor's bust, in a pl:►ee where it was surrounded with trees and flowers ; refreshments were distributed to the spectators. GorrENBeaGH MAIL Gormanttou, Atir. 21.---nre have received fi niter confirmation of the Austrian Declaration. Some small aflairs of out ports have taken place, but noth;ur of great consequence ; 500 Bava rians are t,11 7- .en and carried into Berlin. Se. I ) :TEasauttrin, (.lut.y 29), AUG. 10,—The Sp.r:ish Legion in the Russian service in.Ht not he confounded with the Spanish Regiment ot the Emperdr Alexander; which is from tit Vetevdmagli to Spain), is formed 4,f di....fierteni, twit i t daily luereasing, as tuanY , days cat) lo from b') to H) deserters, 'who are ewer.] kt; the Frtaet) 60:VieV, t c, jOitt it. !•_410111(1 - AtiStri3 break out, the loyal Illyrikols; will:Assuredly follow their exaraple. • BRIILIN, JULY :'.1 . ----The Prince Royal Sweden arrit'ed at thi.) Capital on the '24th and alighted at .the Royal Palace, where the Pl'ineeS and Generals .were in waiting to receive him. On the next day his Royal Highness pant a xisit to the Prince and Princesses of, the Royal with Prince William Eno ily, and afterwards dined of Prussia, brother to his Majesty. In the even iso• he appeared at the Theiltre, where the public ieceived hitt) with the greatest deinonstr,ations'of j;)y. Yesttrday his Highness, accompanten b) the two Prinet.4, Henry and 'William, and bra nu ' IW'irritt „Life of Swedish,' aussi:•tn, English, and Prtts!‘hin t,'enertils, held it revitw on•the troops,: Hod c_ot-ied tlieto r to_ per-fort - a several evolutions, at whieh e)qlressm ho3 - perfeet satisfaction to the Commanders.' fie rtfteki.!ttris retttrnea to the pa -I,we, •.'. here lit. gaYcia dinner of covers to till the “eiieruk were hivitoit, 111 , PP:it ps.v 12.---The great - number of ,rVttstrit.til troops c . antotted on the frontiers of Bolleinin, to; Well as their !excellent apptritace, gaix the' ,bighest s:itixfaction. There were: r ,, g i ni euts of infantry, null two of cavalry bled at OW interview of his 111:tjety th ?,upel'or Ale Intltt With Itssogot sloes, at Opntselid wt. Those Of the first had arrived but a kw days be . fore-frbut the frontiers of Russia, where they had formed - part . of the aux ili ar y cor p s , which ihe Ans tria;n Court had placed at the disposition of N:1- roletiii, in the war against Russia.. The troops had.received,orders to pay the gaine' milibtry hp , nours to the illustrious traveller, os are prescribed for the Imperial Pamily of Austria, the'2otlt June, the Emperor went to vit.w. the fortress of 'Joscplitstadt with toneh attention, the arsenal, the military workineu, and caused all the nolterials of I a re:On - tent to be expLuided to him. Oii the `2lst, theline regiment of Colloredo Mansfeldt tiefiled parade betore his Majesty. It is the same regi ment- which, in WO, - fotight at Novi, under his Imperial tie Cirantl Constmitine, who'gaveit a gratification of 1W) ducats, to be distributed ainoicg thOse who stiff; survived., The Emperor likewise bestowed many benefactions on it ; every soldier received a double 11.1,. oery decorated with the medal for merit had 15 dueati, those who had sef.ve - d the time of two enroloients received 12, and those of only one h a d ten ducats. The Bth company of this regiment has :1 military band formed of Bohemian subjects who played in the presence of the, linguist personages, whilst four men performed (..11uvoniito, and six llungarian dances. Ott the 2d they inspected the fortres! - ; Koenigsgratz, ;111(1 were present at a grand nianalivrc. NTAIT,S. Attaivrn-1 Gottenburgh, I I>uhhn. Doe-2 Cali;, 3 Lic bon, 1 Ciottenburgli, I Heligoland, 1 Waterford. OF SIC ORS Trrts n.ty Twm.vt • Consols 567157 lteti. T I,()Nlit)N ItitiDG% TO-NIOII.ItOW. 111.66144, 7 10 after 6. Evuniit4,:'.llilititites , after 7. Ti I it4', SUN. Met:RE Alri)EA'T? LONDON, IVEDNE,SIMY, SEPTE:VBER . 1, 1813. SIVEDISII BULLETINS. INIPOWI'AN'I I , NEWS. In a ',SEenzin Etwrtotl, whi‘h we published . yesterday, we apprized: the Public of the arrival ot Mr. Mmi.s, the Messenger, who left Head-gnu ters at tandeek on the 16th, up to which period, no b:attle had taken place, but great events were momentarily expected. The Austrian Declaration of %%Tar we do not know to form a, part of the important dispatches NI ith which he is charged, nor has it 'lfevil published On the Continent, but he is the bearer not only of an admiraide anti spirited Proclamation issued by the Crown I Prince of Swen'ttiv on the 15th, but of the, second aid third Bulletins, subsequently pro. mitigated by that personage, and dated Potsdam, the 16th, and Charlottenburgh,, the • 18th of August. Of these the first only an nounces the removal of the head-iptarters of the Army of the North of Germany, and. the .CONCP,NTRATION O 1 .THAT MOST ErreeTivit yomcir, ; 'adding, that as the Armistice bad been Ilciiounced by the Allies on the 10th, and Count METTERNICIt 'had delivered the Declaration of War by his Sovereign againit BUONAPARTE his Minister, the Count dc NatteommE, at one o'clock in the morning, on the llth, at Prague,. hostilities might be recommenced' on the Morro* (the 17th).. The subsequent "Bulletin amuiunees the transfer of the bead-quarters to Charlotten- . burgh. It confirms what we 'originally ailw flounced in this Paper, that ,Ilootoraturres first attempt Would ben, daub at Berlin,' of which in tention, it states, repeated advices had been re ceived front BAreuth, and in the direction of Trebbin', where'the enemy were, assembled. The CROWN PRINCE states his intention of concentrat ing the Combined Army between I3erliti And ::',pAn dan.—Already bad 90,000 highly disciplined' sok dicrs been assembled in that position in the course.. of twelve hours, some of the corps having per-. for Med rapid marches, not less than about 60 English Miles in 36 hours. AVi ZlNGvAtone, had made a reconnoisance with from 8. to 90tH) ea valry, on the . right, and posher! to Wittemberg 4nd Juttenbock, making some prisoners; among whom' were twb Captains. 'The Bavarian Conti i; De Sper.L, w'ith some cavalry, were taken (pro bably the force mentioned by the Mail as amount ing to 500 k. rlt Lesch the Pomeranian Hussars, under a Lica. ILK Vies, hod attacked the enemy, and tat en 52 men and 21 remount horses belong-. irg to the !Jesse Darmstadt cavalry,. The Enemy had not passed the frontiers but in reconnoitring parties. Even the . French Generals gic now desertirig the . Uslirper, a gloV l ° l l lB ePrifin"' tint' of all our sat:guine antieipatiims. The General of Division, hair. 1, is the first who has sh. ii dais a _ brilliant ' examp l e , tint left the .Despot his falling fortunes . He. was Chief :of the Staff to NEY'S ano CA ME ` 0V " "r° rig AL - LiLs 4m this 1 He i passo tlirpukh ariny in WS tvtay to the, Russian head-quar oodcorrohoratei ate fact, thutNarof. ens 's first I.Cl'ii attempt would 6 tipon the army eorefiog ftriitt 'General ELLICLIER was at Breslau up the I•lth. Such Is the e:4.act and cd:Teet amount of (lied, tllf)St important Bullrtin s , hie!► sve add the 1011(ning prieate communication , till,; instant " Wt± have the anthoritY; - of a Letter front Mr. SC,tIIIY., the Agent at Heligoland, for stating that !ionic gentlemen trarellers had arrived on that islawl, with the account t3iat Lubeeki Il.'it7burgll 7 anal Lattcnlnn‘g - 11, hart heed retaken by the Crown Prince of SwLoEN's tinny, and that not less than lori waggons of wounded Frenchmen had arrived ; at flatnhtwgh: The total amount of the force under the command of the CltowN PaiNcr., was one hundred and ten thousand effective men. It teas' itt contemplation that the Archduke. CHAfiL.Fis should head the Austrian, Russian, and Prussian united Army in Bohemia." 'We believe the Treaty between this Country atid Austria, has not yet been signed, but will im mediately be formally ratified. Further Paris Papers to the 28th tilt. arrived last night, the tenor and character of which arc in unison with their dumb predecessors. Seventeen days after the French People. have been plunged again into the litirrors of to desperate mill - let; with the'appalling fact of the :great Power of Austria having declared war against their tmprincipled (Liter, an attempt is made to keep them in pi down' ignorance of those momentous events. While the most important mutters are concealed, they are insulted with. details of the most trivial; of two gratuitous comedies being perforinecr . at Dresden-'-of "a Te Detim which was sting amidst the discharge of cannon"--and the ' health of PinoNarmlTa, his present Wife, and the little boy called King ,of Roma, be ing drank by' the ICING of SAXON after dinner " to the sound of trumpets and, discharge ,of can . non."-- 7 Thus toasting bumpers and praising the Lord are alike accompanied by demonstrationi of rejoicing from those horrid implements tvhialt are • alMut to be employed in destroying mankind, and deforming the .fairest works of the Divinity.— Such are the paltry anecdotes served up for the Parisian public—the bagatelles to amuse' Prance,. while tier dearest blood. is poured ,oast on the altar of a Ruffian Corsican's ambition. Mu »AT I had reached Dresden, and appeared on parade with his' Master, n token of their re coneiliation. Much stress is laid upon this mat ter by our Croakers ; mach ntore,than it is worth. For what i 4 MURAT ? Nothing but the tool of and•possesied of no power or phy sical strength but what he derives front that Usur per. He' is an`emanation of tyranny, and the refraction 'of his light gives neither additional splendour nor 'heat to the body whence he de li:7es his brilliancy. Had he been worth the purchase of the Allies, they might (aceOriling to : all accounts) have had hint on their side"'; bnt as a creature of the enemy's, entirt'ly impotent per se, and having neither influence or authority' over the Neapolitans, but what accrued from so pet for potency, which he could not controul, he Iyas not deserving of any 'sacrifice to detach him Neill the Ilietisty of NA roLE NP wra left Gorlitz on the 21st, but no mention is - maile of his destination. • The Austrian Vinisters haVe returned from their Missions to several Of the minor German Courts. The Saxon Diet has been ciravoked, to enact at Dresden the counterpart of what the &flatus Con sult= has enacted at Paris ; but we trust tha, be , fore any new burthens an be inflicted on that suffering country, the fwmie's by which it has been so long .:c%;ottred will have been Compelled tt re trace their steps, and Wave the patriotic Saxons at liberty to join themselves to their brethren un der General Tutum,yl, and fight agaiu4t their oppressors for the independence of their native laud. We hove this day continued oar extracts from the Northern Mails. We rejoice to observe that the desertions front the enemy's stolidity' have been numerous, and that expec t Alain were enter tained of their increasing immensely in number Nholliti Austria unite herself with the Allies, which she has done since that expectation was expressed. The accession of that Power is indeed mast ale in every point of view. It is not only the mighty armed force with which she has graced the field, but it is the pledge which her decision im plies, that the designs of the allied Sovereigns are those of moderation and self-preservation, which causes her determination to possess so great poli tical awl moral weight in tic existing state of Europe. • A .}:eilow, denominated Count Itoortlnorti' (whose name iti•shilleient to make one dislih hhn), who promulauten.the uhomjnable Proclamation Ittl - foinbargh, given in Ttlit Sus of yesterday, h a i thi t s'dm stlpplied u s witi: a document 'of egnal intatuy . in 311 Addiess Which 'be delivered to the untappy citizens, iibom ii as;erdole t!CP,; pose of threatening ond terrifying. ed himself ( 1 sServigg of the favotir of Boogaqf and so promising aTyro of iliat boo Ci) 001, be entitled to saPeriutend the c. rctciaide m ! 'ibis desolated city in tbeat trou'oled times, we fielieve his threats were addressed to th who fear them not; and tybo 110 t be d , ;ter' ftrnn pursuing , the dictated Of patriotism pd verge by the denarkiiitiond of this- accomFlol' scoundrel. The Chr..Jniele has a false olaim to-day, having been throa into Pamplona throng remissness of the Spaniards. We have goo' tohelieve that it is as unfounded as.it iSuliscbito! Our readers, who are acquainted With (be jobbing bets 'depending . .on the fall of thi s , %yin be able justly to appreciate the iniquity° HA invention. Another paragraph, about gorn't Stralsund, is equnily The accounts from St. Sebastian cire 24E1) ; the place is expected to fill intinePtif' The quzettc of fast night contain' ashgte ; : tract .Of the dispateb received from Pri.l iv, " NG " N on Sunday, the 'substance Uf w hi6l' have already stated. • butA ihiis!ers frequently meet at the F0 1 '4 1 ! 0 11. terila n y ot , 11l a regularly tounntoncd Ctil)r let (4) I'll' 'The SPAN [St! 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