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

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THE commrssroNERSfo r ,VICD(LILLING , _Ms 111,1JESTY'S N...11'Y do hereloi giva Notice, rut an r u e / Vi t o, the ilth instant, they mill be ream,/ to recP7 Tenders:en writing , (leafed nY), and treat for Six ThOu.sand !teems of COOPERS' TWIGS, ft) be an.swerable:.to .rani p /es to be produced kith the Tenders, la, be' delivered into His Ma jesty's Stores at Deptford, the eour ! se of One Month from the date of the Contract, by rega:ar weedy pro- , porti 9 ns, and to be' paid fi;e Ninely-rloy .23;115. FORICM' iNTO';E.4IOO4dI : Navy- Wire, Aug. 'l , 141'3. T PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMM/S- A' SIONER, , of HIS MAjESTrs N.rirlf (.11 rrtg gire A'otice, That on Thursday, thcleth of Septon.!ir next, at Oar o'Cliieh, they will br, ready to trent with such Per.vms ax may be to Contract fin. avpplying hifi Majesty'a several Doch-Yards, •r every, one or more of /hem, with VEARNOTTGHT, and alco for suppiyinz Majesty's Yards at Drptfori, lrootwich, and Plymmth, with TAL LOW O.4.NrILES. N. B..Na Tender fur less than 1. - Yee Hundred Rerves w:11 Tic <74:repted. • -A . .Porm of the Tender may be seen gt this o(Fee, No. Tender will le received after One o'Cloch,. ou the .day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unlet. the Party or andigent for kiln, attends. The C , ,indi,tiont of the Contract may be 4:en at Me Seerc a ro' s Offee. No regard aPI be had to any 71n,!er in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to Mr Board befOre One o'C'l;),. - 4' on Me said nsisday, Me 141.4 instant, nor unless Mr Preson who makes the Person on Ms behalf; attends, to answer when called for. THEATRE ROY AT), COVENT-CARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept, 9, 1813,' Ile. acted the 'Melo-Dramatic Opera of • THE EXILE. Collett lilrick (the Axile:), Mr. Egerton ; Governor of Sibc tia, Mr. Blanchard ; Baron Ai tradoll, Mr. Liston Count Cal loar, Mr. 'neylor ; Duran; Mr,„Young• ; ServitZ, Mr. newcett ; A lein:t, Mrs. Ti.jolitegoo ; Katharine. (vitle a newPillacca), )lip, ulattheas, from the Theatre Royal, Bath, her first ap "Tearanee in London. . Iu Act 11. the Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. • To which wilt be added, the Musical Farce of ROSINA. Belville, Mr. Ineledmr; Captain Slader; V"III, Miss It enne l l; Patrick. Mr. Hamerton ; itosina, ?ibis a llows ; Phiehe,,llre. Liston. A 'Private no x .ilad nightly, on application to Mr. Brandon, at the llnx-oi!ke. ~1 , 1 , "" 75. Seeund-orice Gel.—Pit3s. lid. Second-price 2 9 ruin -pr,,„e Is.—upper `""e'Y Qs. S • ( I • Caller) , ls. Second price Gil. I tic Doors will he , opened at Half-past Five o'Clock, and the Play begin at tlalf-pa,,t Six. Iloc-%Jil re, Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the t-street, from Tern till , Four. I.° ' lt ''l rn v , The Castle Spectre; Mice, Mrs. Kentierly.,froin Abe'llea treßnyal,Yorli, her first appearance on thi • 1-- °'l !-- The Stran,, ,, ,,c ; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. 'AN;ibbon o orfa, lit t first appearance on this Stage., ST. TIIONIAS'S HOSPITAL. AMBIT COOPER And Mr. HENRY auLt su CLINE will 11 'Lb eir COI .T E•€ A NATOMICAL tale ; itoicaL LECTUIL6', FRIDAY, tile Ist of 00, , at TWO o'clock. T HEATRE OF ANATOMY, WIND7.TTLI.-STRE4T. MR. BRODIE will begin liisL . NCl UI2ES can HO,. the THEOK . Y and PRACTIICE:Of it.GbRY, Oetuinn q , nt Seven in the I.vening. 1.. MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL L'C'Tl7lll,..`l, ST. GtoRGE,s TioktPrrAT„ and' (3E(r.iGE-41;TItEE'r, IIANOVEI'-::SQU4RE. • 17 HEsE LECT lilt es w ilt commen c e , as the first Week of OC; ER, On the M. 3 ,1,E1!.1A .511 , ,D1CA and 4.11.. - TICE of PHYRIC, in the morsibg, trorn Eight till a Quarter after Nine ; and on CI tzmisTay, 2 0"1 u clttaet.e, atei-Nito till Tett.o.c)o,l., hyoEmtnE vF,AmoN, s;rttior rtiy,ician to St. i.;eort;e7s hos , pital, honorary Fel-, lo of th e Medieo-Chirrtrgical Acadetny ot,St. etershorgh, of the College of Phpieians, tke. wi I) p .A : rIIO. LO(ICAI,IIEMONSTRATIONs and LECTURIS , ; hio lie Oven on Cas e s in St. George', !I , ) , pital, • I. IA.ItRISON, M. D. of St. John's College, - • IRISH CHARITABLE SOCIETY, instituted for the Tiorpo.nt of by tie:I:son:11)1e Tivnefactiotts, , "ivititml% of the Irith `:;etinte , tiestitute of ail tiet- Cement in deli Country, 'nay be reduced In undeserved dis tres%, o r amid in need eif it&Sitarsee tb return to Omit Natiye Country. . Iris Royal HighnessA t T heiioN PRIN . CE REGEN'r. 114 Royal Per..si YIENTs Fli ghness the Duke of SUSSEX. Marquis of Lansdowne ICE Patsj nr.NT;, • Martinis of Downshire,' ( Earl of Daettle7, Xarl of D er b y, , I Earl of Limerick, Earl E Earl of lieshorough, ' Earl of 'Buckinghamshire, Earl of Caledun, , Lord Bishop of berry.. Earl of itzwilliani Moira, Lord Mis)..4- of London. ~ The number of persnns,reliered and sent borne by this Cha rity, from its establish nnt in ISI2, to the ist of September, lBl; iti as follows I e 109 Men-14ti W m 1.19 Children.—Total 404. Of whon the * o- -en— •1 i disabled Soldiers A '' b' v l•-erartwolint ci or ant* t;tEttliea, and the ir Wive* and Children. EDWARD QUIN, See. Smith Donations and Annual Snhseriptionl received by Messrs. ' P 'Yne, and Sinithi, Geor.'e-strect, 'Mansion Bowe; an d hY the Secretary, at dye .Society's Hew", PI . Cr:toe-court, o ;: l e o t e ' u lt eel, where attendance is given froni Ten to Three GARNER'S 'I.IBRAR ARGATE. g NC °UItAGED by the earnest recointnen dhtion of/ many' respectable Friends, Mr. tie ‘,„;11:0egs leave to refer his Uase to the consideration of M i l itt visitori at Margate. It is hardly necessary L u. litetylui!e. being generally known, that his House and w•' .. te swept away by a violent storm which took v h ,l''ttt of 1 2:lo}i. 'Suturally desirous to re-instate sc!f 1,14 1 .' 3 „ .. n e 4, in his firmer lituation, and anxious to adapt , his talqi it • the gniwing prosperity of Margate and the respec tel4,,t, Yr its viiritorS, he erected his present House. .The ex. I p r, vi 4'4w exceeded the est . inn:t . t a ., attle carnet) r t t; j, b u e t r d in t Isti r kr ,s uji l t i:.. 2l i r e . n ti n r 4 7 g blob - thereby I NITS 1 1 l if I'M r t eil I.IC ed to the saw unfortu nat e _ i?"---a ci rcumstance which, at his advanced period of 044,ft,recalially distressing. ft has, thero"ret been "- Sate % that a Fund might he raised, by a Loan of small tioa i;: t uthle him to re.purehase Vie Rook , nf the Library . 1 ,„ 40 c)r . tr. iliture of the House, (which will , hortly be I ' 4 ' this l: of and to resume his business, ;and that, " G entleei: l , l ,2Te be should submit Case to the and vain. wi nt , t ''iturs of Mat gate i'voald not submit it in fretit„d, rt,'"er, sums are contributed he will with heartfelt fikv„„ nd 1" , 3'.- And though he feels, should his application e'lyce°3l:tihaisiltlereir Cd:ll:elee 14:1:rttle:IPerutT:114:11 est ' 4 ,'''"lrs , st "g 4 ti °l "' 11 received by „'. Louth • `,., 4 % Garner's friends trill , Cleine n . the Strand ; ers sort :%leSSrq. ti • -M el Wit i•• iAlv permitted Books to lay n anv •0 'ware 'inK-liou se s for that purpose. POSTING. . . B.N.IINBY MOOR. VI. 111:11Ki. begs ic:iv . to iiirorm the Nobility th, pr:.iiiiil rieni.ri; that ~.,, ,Le tjf c ,II ill C.lllsefilli . r _0 One .shiumg he reduction . in -....4 s ' i) CPetit... °rt irlit. has Lowered P en os i'e tiu " : . tt tartili v ii . Per Mile. , 4°°r, Sept. I lAII - - ' , , . 11 . PFAsp. h SI;ARTHING MOOR. no. in e.r,„" be, Ivaye to inform thr NObiitY d nentry, }!lint Corn he ha5.14,,,,j;1,7,103atnee of the reduction in the . lilt'. Se ttrtln ',._. r 4 4ti ng to One shilhng out) SiXpence per A 11' .'"iri S tpt. I, 1813. lifits n. , -- filly 4 rurchasera of I R.l SIT LINgN arc respect .Blll}ti oii i r 4, 4 v h it " 1, 4 an , iiiNnectiint of the Stock of Irish el`ttllieHin-us-t-L " e "i:lg, lt N., :1, lito:nusbury-svare, certain' " t ebsi . .. e .;, i 4,3 . 1;,,t f, elco e it' ill London, ant) the A ' ii. tt e l 14. t vt ,a-s- collie " I. lind fur some years. A re.ident hid, best brea d s' ln.settlil,t. lc ... , •,.. advantag e of the Irsh market -". uest . 4 itik tt t...„ 4rleaper thar::;:ici,,,tinacil..e, the . above flintsc to Sell lalle . k . . 1) Sii" l` I' ' - '''ller. 4.N0 articles bin . Irish Linen sold. '1 ed. Ti l e '. .',l2i,ce, i starraisted cf winttl fabric, and grass hit:itch: to file ' o ,nri'',.'"'lcY retari,eit if it fault appears. Irish 1 "7 Fr,. ',, r". 0 4" ii, or c'i,h given fur Ilium. ' ( ountry ordcf s flintipei exeutt4 t , ..ith ' care. - . . •, „ .'.,, unf can i )1., ~ 1 ... 4 . re Lolcitm• S. P. Lea) i ''' ,tehvii..,,,. ....,,Jllt, nir) . (Jut , , P • "lett., Uu:al:v., Agents. ' • . Every Tender must be accompanied by a better addresTed to the IV Board, and signed by two responsisle Persons engagidg to erennle bound with the Person tendering, in tbe Son of 10001. for the trite perfarmance of the Contract fee Feornought, and 5001. for the due poforataxce of flue Con tract for Cqndles. VICTIL-1 b 2VG.OFFIC dust-. 6, 1813. TH DI COM 32 ISSIO&ERS for VICTUALLIN G Ilia fiLiEs TY's N.fl LT do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 10th rf September next, they will be ready tv receive Tenders t» writing, (waled up) awl treat with such Persons as will undertwhe the supply of SEA PAO VISIONS an , 1 WINFito his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the 'lsla,* of Trinidad, ilarbadoes, e lstigaa; and Martinique, for Twelve Months certain, ,front ,the ist of lanuarynext, and further until Six Illowhd Warning. shall be given for the terminatiOn of the t7over ,ct, the Conditions of be see,» oi the Secretary's Ofrce. • ' Na ret.rar,lufrill be had to any Tfoulee in. whieh the Pr,re sir be insertcf? in ~,,,c`ds at kageh, or I. , :ite hall not Le 110.!:"ccrtd to the Board bt/ore One o' Pl,e4 on the said Frail/ tier 10th f Stpteinher next, 'or ufttest the 1 2 . rson who lank/' the Touter, or some .Persrm on his Bet4d,r, attends, to an iwcr, rvhen called fa r . Nqr will. any Tcnder thf , t ntains extravagant prices, rtpon some artielp, and pricos much to the real value upon other:s, be considered as proper to beTittloatted. • Each Tender niv etlso Jrl accomionie.thu a Letter signed hy two respin;sible Persons, engaging t>> became bowed with the kirty tender t iv, in the Suns qf. 15,0001. for the due per frnmanci'il the Contract. ICTV:I !NG-OPT/GE, dug. Isl 3. THE COMM/S,VONERSfor VICTUALLING. His .11.1.1E5:73"S .do f,eelpy give N o ti c e, That on Tuesdesq, the 14t7r Acre, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing ry:,;.,.1 „ N , „„ d tre a t f or p„„,.. , Handied Chaldisons of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, TOW! LEY MAIN, WINDSOR'S PONTOP, or SINIPSON'S PON TOP CO AI L S (full pay), in 2;nlip'e Cargo , s; and for One Hundred Tons Of MAC": SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS. to he answerable to Sa;o,' , • ;ant less than Two Pounds freight), to - be Prinlueied u:!.1 the Tenders ; to be delivered, the Raisins, in the space of One Month, acrd the Cools, one • 411 . :g' in One 1ff07,/. 1 1, and the other half in One Month after intards, into his Majesty's VicturillinA• Stores , at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills, payable Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts . maY he seen at the Secre tary's Office. 2V regard will he had to any Tendil-- in which the Price shall irot he inserted in words at leatifth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board blare One o' Clock an the said Tues day, the 1 lth of Sept. next, nor unless Me Person who inee,res • ' the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when .ealiedibr. OFFIC OF ORD V..iNCE, .S'eptember 1, 1413. rriE PRINCIP4II, OFFICERS of His 11.4. JESTY'S °MEV/INCE do hereby five Notice, That PROPOSALS mill 6c received nt their (Vice, in Pall- Mall, on or bcfore Friday, the 24tA instant, .11.0:4 s ac k Per sons as may be wiaing to undertake the supply of FO RAGE for Me Ordnance Horses stationed in the 14nowing I) . 4triets, to be delivered ut the Expence of the Contractor, viz .. Novtli Britain, Nortlicrn,.. Suuth•West, including ports mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Chri-tchurvii. Eastern, esOusive of Walley, WeNtern, Southern, exclusive of Chl4- Woolwich, with its Depen ham, Weedon, - Northamptonshire, Worley awl Cllatham. • • for 4 period of Six Months from the Ist of October next. 2h, oat, to ht good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture. of Fo.ry or afewbuiat Oats, an most not weigh less than 37//a. nor Winchester Bushel: the !lay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses eif 5014, w iq g ht. .The Steno' /* he good, clean, and dry Wheal or Rye Straw, and deliveretkin Trusses of ailbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective.' Quantities of each dykle whirl Inv be. delivered, at the Allowing rata, viz.:— For the Oats at per huodred pooods, Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay at per loindred and twelve pounds. For the Str►w at per frandred and twelve.paunds. The Proposals yayle delivered separately 'or jointly for two or rnore of the said * Distric,!s, and it is expected that Me Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, dariaf the Period of Vs Contract, may aecomulate, malting am allow -mice for the Name after the rate n/ ' per Mow per !reek. Further Particulars may be . known upon application to Me Oificcre commanding. the Royal :Irtillery in each bistrict, e nd also at Me Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, ofbr.e said, any day between the hourS of Ten and Four o%lOek, when the Proposals must be deticered, sealed Up and indorsed, g 4 Proposals fur Fdrage," but no PrOposale can be ad mitted after the said 24th Instant, at . 2"tvefve A- 00 , 1 of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noti4 , d, unless the Party making it, .or an .4 gene un his Irel.u! shall attend. By Order of the !Mare, It, CitEhr, Secreiary, I7CTIL, II I; iNG-CiFFIC,E, Sept. :3; 1333. T HE COI.I3I7AVON,ERSfor VICTUALLING His 111-1 ESTY'S N.ll - Y do hereby give Notice, Tho t On Fri log, the 17th Instant, they will be ready to re veler!. Tenders in. writiner, (veafed up, and treat for Two fandreel Thas at' IRON "MITT, and Two Hundred 'and T,ns of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be -manufactured #. , f'sl British Irm, to be dellrered in the course of Eight 'reeks, ..weeklg proportions, into his Majesty's. .Slores at Deptford, and to be paid for by R;U. qr Vigt la tefest, Ninety Days after dale. 7 (7enulltions of the Contract may be t seen: , al the Secre targ"s Wire. • No reford trill ,be had to any Tinder in 7 1, , de the Price shall not be inserted in words eit length, or that shall not be de livered to the Board bef4re One o'Clach on the said Fri day, the 1714 . instant, nor unless the Person Who makes the Tender, or sonw Person on his behalf, attendi, to answer when called for. VICT17.11:1; !SG- OFFICE,. &prin.set G, 1811. VI COMMISSION S for VICTUALLING Ili.r MAJESTY'S N. 4 1 ,7 do hereby giia? Notice, That en Tuesday, the .14th instant, they will be ready to re eeire Tenders ia reeding, (sealed ap) oral treat for Two Han dre'ri Thoasapad GaPons of WkiST ItUM, to be deli vered;riaty free, lifted - from the Bonded frarehousis Of the 1:1'e:I India Lloeh Company, fit the port uf I;ondon, late his Majesty's Victualling , Stores. at Deptford, in the space of One Month from the date of the Contract; am ato tr. paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days oftc.r,date. The Conditions of the Co►+truet very be seen at the Sem tares (Vs. , . _ _ .Nb regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be iaseeted in words at length, o r that shall not I,e delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Tues day, the 14th Instant, nor unless the Person who mahts the Tender, for *Nene Perion on his behalf, otteuda, to en. swer when called far. MAMION ANT) MANOR, WILTS, Four Miles from Salsbury, TO BE LIT immediately, fnr•Seven Years, *. o id u ble by either Party at the end of any Year otter the firSt three:Years ; consisting, of an Entrance atul . Vestibult• ; Dining-parlour, JO feet hy 00; Breakfast-morn, tlO fret by t 3, and a Library of the sante atinensions, on the Gummi. door ; an ch;met hlwing-rnum, -'11) feet by 510, and another lloom of the like dnornsions, font. large Bed-rooms, , • uith. Dressing-rooms ,a nl Closets, On tar eirsuMo o r ; fiend ten Iled-roOras on the At ; with appropriate ices'O of every descritition ; Stabling foe t :f'el't` 'Horses, Double Coach house, Plrasure-Kronod:, F: , 11-pond.i, and Fishery in the Aviio with rich told Arable Land, ,nr roantling the Ilon , e, containing 41 A. 3 It." 14. P. with' the deputation of the Mang,r. Apple to Me:, ra. 'Riche rdson and Corfield. 7, Lincoln's-bin- . deld , :, London ; or to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, ;Salisbury. I'o LOTTERY ADVENTUR,Eitg. 11DIDDING titut 'CO. No. 1, COIINUTILL, and AL. • S CILIIIII\IO..CROSS, London, remind the Public, that since the abare Offices were opened, they-have proved 1.1 far THE LLICRIES r in the Kingdom : a fact eourts compurhon, and cltallengs elintradiGtion. It therefore, before any despair,t - of they will tic as ebor**, ME. tillY, built the in the llo tuagb, nequirca L.. 400,000 by Prises, and where 1)11)1)1`G Fuld Co, worth' -have . realized n handsome nisi:lute, if they had the , C 1 e% kept, instead of °Kering: for Sale,' the 'Cieliets aro: ..11.1re.4 _selected for their customers. The present tery, to bruin dritWilit• 'September 17, eontiiins of L...;0,000 and !,.10,0;)0,' besides other Capitals, and has no Prize; less than 201. .• *„* Country °Hem inctosiug the amouut, post or car riage paid, punctually e2ocutcd. • lialrANY Fnrtnnes be* oink' at No. 11, Hul l. born, has.indnelyd SWEWIUGHT to re-establl4h that Fortunate Office, where for above Fifty Years wore Ca pital p r i ze , w e re ,sold, by his old firm, than at any Otfice whatever; at which; and alsti 37, Cornhill,' 141; Oxfurd street, and 1, Piccadilly, he requests the public favours for the new Lottery of 0n1y.12,000 Tickets, to draw 17th Sep tember, etmtaining a greater proportion of prizes of 10,0001. i 0,0031. &c. than any former Lottery, whieh he hopes to dis tribute as usual, having lately sold • ' .118 3,731 3,651 ON FRIDAY, TI-IE 17th INSTANT, HE STATE LoT'iERY will commence, X and the First Drawn Prize , above 'Twenty Paend,„ on thht Morning, will receive In,nont. in addition to whatever other Prize it may he entitled. ' Tic„kets :,nd Share, i in great Variety, are Selling. at WE itit's Lucke Qilji e, 17, I , tnlpte , treet, (near St. anti 17, Dame-street, where in the Lin‘t Lottery, which finkhed on the 41 Ii .1 June, the followintt were Sold in Twenty-live , •i G, t 11.... . ...a Pt of • • • 1 ti,:i4o I ~ , 12, 1 Anti in the kit Twelve 'Afoul h,, Thirteen tapitals, including 3,252, a Prize of Qn,oool. have been shared and sold at bit Truly Foitinode oltiet 4 . , • • AVEfin leek, th fide e refore, a e(mrwe in entr"lng 4 " 4- i n e.aver of that preferetiee front the ait r ia tlldvic so rch e,whiicbly rek bista l : l have• heretofore e xintrieneetl, nt,faled. State Lottery (Mice, 17, Lnagate-street, near ;it, Pauro. *it s Irish Bauk.Nutes Exchanged fur British Monet, ttles4a, Avo. 11.4= 2 Evez y one _leas in ell:lee..lA«, tion of a decision between peace and war to ht4ii beau madd known yelterday, but it has ttat as yet taken place, and we still remain in the same stata of uncertainty. We had hitherto expected this summons for a generarLandstarea; bat this, leaf • not yet appeared. Today it is asserted, that it will appear to.iniorrow, the .12th instaUt. Gazette of; the 12th makes no mention of it The bakers of this city bad received orders to sup:- ply the men, employed in the claret-miim-its near, ,Tular,: with,the necessary bread, but .this cider 'has been're4einded to day. According, to :report Queen Caroline, who had been. sent froin to Turkey, will arrive in, a few days at Ofen, anti reside in that town;for the presenti FROM AUSTJPA, distribution of the Austrian force,. it is now stated, will be as follows inain army remains in the North of Bohemia, under the command of , the Field Tlar shal Prince ofSchwartzenberg„ anal its head-gam., ters ore at present in the vicinity of Pragne. A lesser army is in the western part of that kifirdom, and concentrated itself neat Pilsen (not at Bud weiss) , and will be commanded by the General of . Cavalry Coant Von Klenan. A third array coveys Austria on the Enns, which has its point of junction 'mantas Wils, on the river 'mantas and is commanded by the-. Field Qu xter-Master-UCO. Prince \Toil Reuss. A fourth army is in Stever mark, under the command of th tteral Von 1 illcr, who has his head-quarters at Pain ; and an army of reserve is assembling at Presburg., It is fixed, that in case of its actually coining to hos- tilities, the.EmpetOr himself will take the com mand in chief of all these armies. General fact is at present appointed to assist his Majesty. Al.. though all the armies are already coltected, an d the March of large bodies of trourn th mog t, the country has considerably' declined, yet we still set small corps, of several hundred Men each, daily passinn and, in c; +•t icular, not a thy ,masses Out seeing large transports of htmes arrive, and proceed furtliei•N c:iward. The for!itications at -V erns are carried , on with all possible vigour, The next ones will be formed ;at Tole, in which alone lifYwards of 12,090 men wil} be enipkyed then at 111autern, opposite the town of Stein, feather Iman!, at Welisee, probably near the vil /age Of Lower Wollse between Ar:lacker creed liehlerton, on the Danube.; furthermore at Enns, and from 61115 along the river of the same mink ; and filially at Wels, and'especially between that town and Lenz, as, Liesid!s this, the river Tratien, from Weis to the. southward, forms a natural cntr :rich meat by its mountainous and partly rocky shares. ALTorrA, Ave.-31.--When Marshal Eekreultl re• ceived lotOrmittiou that a Swedish diVision under General - Vegesack intended to push forwroll from Gatiebiisch to Lubeck, lie sent 'General Loiscin against it. . On his approech, the enemy fell back on Weisinar, whither (lettered Loison purstted,it, and, which place he entered with his whole divi sion in the night between the 25th and 26th.— General Vegesaek, as it. appeared, .lind drawn' back to Rostock, and was marching back to , PO:. mereeia, Yesterday the Prince celused trooptto march to Rostock. The enemy's troops, Which, on the '2 st, were defeated in edvatice of Mitttolt, have fallen hack on Nenstadt, and cuused oitruite tions to be follawed by sonic hundreds of our light cavalry.. At. , G. have the happiness of enjoying the presence of 'his Majesty the L'anpetor in this city since yesterday. His Imperial .High eess the Archilnke Ferdinand, their Imperial Highnesses the Grand Princesses of ,Russia ; the Hereditary .I'rincess of Weimar, and 'the Duchess of 2,4lenburg, have likewise arrived here; as have also some detachments,of the Austrian Guards,— The Emperor of Rairsia arrived here yesterday ite eight o'clock in the evening, 'On the fi rst int' , illation of this Monarch's upproaeli, the 'Emperor of Austria went to meet him ) both Alone - webs met under the city, gate, got out of their cot - tithes, and embraced each, other with the greatest idler:- tion, - athidst the acclamations of an innumerable concourse of people; the streets through Which their NLjesties drove to the Palace in the Head schin Were voluntarily illuminated by. the Inhabit ants. The Emperor of Austria accompanied. the.. Emperor Alexander into the apartments prepared for him, where their Majesti es rema i ne d half an 'hour together.* Soon atterwards the Emperor of Russia paid ti visit to the Emperor Francis ; after which their Majesties and, their Royal FlightieriseB the Grand Princesses sapped together it) 0:e i.;ai peror of Austria's apartmenu. Both "totwrvlO set otf this morning to hold 7.t rt:VieW sear ii+t? troops in our vicinity, .and this rvela!4B`, Majesties Will h o nour the tl n with thc,i settee. a review e r!t se t o ft' u lt t l ic t i , ( l l 3 r ; ltrugee„ General jounin., _ ap's, nod intimate friend of 'ivy, with sevcral n (. l ie 1-t ti t i t i ssia s 'er n ." s t t) V ° . at Breslow. The dun General Klenae Is at Bayreuth. The Atibtrian out-posts are in the em• vieotts of Leipeic. The /lamb urgh Correspond.mts, which corn 4 down to the 27th ult. inclusive, contain no infor. :nation relative to the Prince of Ecliniuhl quent to that given in the !taper of the 25tts, having eitalAishttl hishvittl.quarters on this Ott e Itichworin,