The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-03 00:00:00

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.PARtS, MAY 245-s 4resterdaS, tt4 Sdriatet aSterri;
bled in order to hear the- proposal ela
sultum,.uniting Parma, Piacenza, and Tugcany; with
the dominions of France.
MAY 23.--,On the 13th instant the Enipetor held
a review of Several corps of infantry and cavalry, pear-
' • the castle'of INhirrac, at Bayonne. In the evening,..
at six, their Majesties went on board I heir barge, ac-
compauied by several Generals, and visited the Dock-
yards. A vast number of people,were.present to
witness the disembarkation, and testified their -joy
at beholding their Sovereigns, by exclamations of
" Long live the Emperor ! Long live the Empress!"
MAY 24•.—Their Spanish Majesties are daily ex,
peeled at FontainbleaO,'. where every thin is in
preparation. Several baggage-waggons have already
been sent from, hence thither, and a squadron of
Chasseur Cavalry of the IMperial Guard arrived 3;es-
terdey, which will be followed by a 'detachment of
Horse Guards. According 'to letters. from Tours,
;his Majesty was to arrive on the 21st. The Queen,
MARIA LOUISA, was not expeeled till the 25th.
• Oil the 18th inst. Baron VINCENT, Major-Gene-
ral in the Austfian service, passed through Nancy,
. on his way to this city. M. ALOPET/S, lately Ambas-
sador of Russia at the Court of London, passed
through the same town on his return to Russia. •
• At Argenton, at Limoges, and all the towns on
the road from Toulouse to this metropolis, guards of
-honour-have been raised for the service of his Ma-
jesty the Emperor and King, on his return rim
Bayonne.
The Funds are 87 fr. 30 c..: the Bank Shares
1348 1. 75. c.
MADRID, MAY 13.•-•;--The Grand Duke of BERG
resides now in the Palace. The public service goes
on as usual. Perfe6l repose reigns in the city. We
expect every moment tidings of the choice of our
• new King. The 'abuses of every kind svpich ex-
hausted.our country would at last have brought it to
destruaiOn, and without doubt we should not have
escaped the horrors of a bloody revolution. Now-
We entertain the hope that our new Sovereign will
gradually, and without violence, restore out old Mo-
' narchy to its youth againcand that our longing for
amelioration and reform will be at length gratified.
„GENOA, MAY 4..--A-Man Of War, of 74 guns,
called De Breslau, was yesterday launched here, on
Which occasion the. Sea PrefeCts give a splendid
breakfast. With. inward joy we see, that in this
manner the French marine is 'every where tranquil
and increasing, while that of Our enemy is wasting
in useless. blockades. A few fortunate ExpeditiOns
like that of the Toulon Fleet latterly, or a peace,
which England will not long. be able to resist, are
sufficient to furnish us wither number of experienced
sailors; and to put our Fleet on a balance with that
of the oppressors of the ocean. We already meet
with assistance in the mariners of Denmark, whom
the English have forced to be their enemies and our
friends. Again a strong detachment of sailors of
this nation have marched, under the direelion of a .
Lieutenant, from Italy, and arrived here yesterday,
on their way to Flushing.
, BOLOGNA, MAY b.—Some English Frigates are
.again gradually venturing into the Adriatic, but not
' ~,NOth a formidable forces ;We hear-from 'Ancona
`;:and Manfredonia, ;that they have shown themselves
• • Qff .the coast. However, the force in -Venice OM
soon become so considerable, that no small-armed
. -,vessels will readily dare to enter the bay : besides
,the VesselS already fitted out, great a6tivity is ens-.
Played there in building three Ships of the Line,
and smallei ,Vessels. The Russian detachment
Which wintered in Venice and Trieste is still. there,
so that the Combined Squadron will be considerable.
FRONTIERS OFTURKEY, AritiC3O.-The change
in the Government of MoldaVia and Wallachia has
been proclaimed at Jassy, by a Proclamation from,
the Russian General Prince PitOSORoWSKI. It op-
, . 'Pears to have taken place in consequence of a Treaty
; between the Russian Government and Prince Ytist-
LAST!. The 'preparations for the opening of- the
Campaign are altogether suspended on the part of
the Russians. The Mussulmans.are also quiet ; and
even that lover. f war, MUSTAPHA-BAYRAKTAR.
GHENT, MAY B.—Pursgant to the commands of
his 'Majesty the Emperor, the National Guards in the
distrias near the coasts of the department of the
seheldt have been put into aElive service, to the num-
ber of 500 men, from 20 1040 years of age: Their
t
destination the Island of Cadzant. This town is
i to furnish 103 men.
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STOCKHOLM, MAY 7.—His Royal Majesty re-
ceived,_ the day before yesterday, the following two
Reports) from Baron ARMFELDT, General in Chief of
.the Western Army, of the 'gih and tosh of this
I month
I'rtiST
liEPoltT.—The 7th inst. the Enemy made
71othes attack en the centre of the position of the
s',",l brigade, near the Orje-pass, • with equal 'violence.
""'d strength. The-Dalecarliatis; who were repulsed.
.tati
dislodged from the height in front of the pass,
retreated by the bridge (which was afterwards set on
,;6), and took post in the provisional entrenchments,
Pict) had been previously, prepased on that side Of
"e river. I have now ordered one battalion of the,
!..,!!) brigade to reinforce,she corps of Colonel Baron
"blesTstost, and it is to be hoped that the endei••;.
‘oura of
Prince of AuGussstsauscio to drive us.
front those
heights will -nris prove successful; The
Ih
lruice commanded the attack in person., and orders
always a compact body of troops to act against one
tingle point; When the time shall have arrived to
Inake a decLive attack with the Whole of our force,
tae continual attempts, on the part of the Enemy,
_in harass and fatigue our troops, will Pe put an end
'o: in the meantime, the Enemy's. loss is 'always
coniiderable, and on the 7th it was the more severe,
a
our chassenrs, who occupied on the other side of
the
pass a well covered. position, killed all who were
detached to reconnoitre.
• G. M. ARMFELDT,
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itiend Gets. in Chief of the Western Army.
--ouarters at Holutedat, May 9, ISO&
SECOND REPORT.--I received last night the an-
n;d two Reports, from the Commanding. Officer
the 3d Brigade, relative to the affairs of the sth
and 7111 instants 'it is in our power immediately to
retakels,. 'the position we occupied on our right flank,
but as the enem seem determined to force the Orje
• Pass, deem it most expedi;snt that the third Bri-
gade should
,thst occupy a concentrated position, and
s after the enemy's desire .to attack Shall have
d, our former post shall be resumed. As the