The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-07 00:00:00

BRANDENBURGU, AUG-. 19.--.11118 exalted Mo-
narch of France has graciously granted some relief to
the Alarquisate of-Brandenburgh, for the greater
part of VICTOR'S corps have already begun their
march from this country. The Marshal Prince
RELLUNE accompanied them in person. In, Berlin,
the National Guards have for seine time past dOne
duty .at the gates ; but they are expelled to be ag,Sin
occupied by two French regiments on the 2111.-
I'lle Prussian State Paper has risen considerably.r—r
The Berlin bank notes, which fell to
.34, are new
at 64.

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BERLIN, AUG. IB.—Dn the 17th inst. at noon, a
discharge of artillery announced fthe arrival of his
Excellency Marshal. SouLT. The principal Civil
and Alilitary-Olfieers, and the most respectable per-.
sons of the other ranks of the inhabitants, immedi-
ately waited on his Excellency, to "assure•himiof the
high esteem whicn they entertain for him.
VIENNA, AUG. la.—A French and a Spanish
Courier have passed through this city, on their way
from Bure,bs.to Constantinople, watt disvatelies...reia-
tire to the.recent events in Spain.
It is rumoured, that the Militia are to receive the
appellation of National Guards.
Count (Y.DoNNEL is appointed to succeed Count
VON ZICHY, as President of tiie Cliambei of
!MCC.

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The artillery corps are daily exercising in the plain
of Simmering.
PAESBURGIit AUG. 5 —The preparations for tbe
ensuing Diet are already completed. Their Imperial
Majesties will, during the Session; reside at the Palace
of krince GRASSACKOVICSI.
PARIS, AriG. 19.—0 n Sunday next, the Pertian
Ambassador Extraordinary will be admitted to his
first audience of his Majesty the Einperbr and King,
'at the Palace of the Thuil!cries. His Excellency and
his suite will be conveyed in theEmnoeror's carriages.
The same day, there will-be -a g: acct 'parade in the
Plaee de Carousal. .

BELGRADE, jUIAr 28.-We find the.following
td-
vices in various Journals :
" On the loth inst. a Turkish Envoy, on his way,
in great haste from the Bannat to Vienna, passed
through Semlin without stoppingfor an instant, It'
is hence inferred, that he is the bearer of very im-
portant dispatches.
" The Turks have assembled a great force at
Nisa, CZEU4sII GEORGE suddenly collectt.:d all his
troops, and ordered them to obstrucrthe'adOance
of
the Turks. The latter, however, succeeded
lodging the Servians froM several c'ntrenchmentS,
with considerable loss. ' "
" The report is confi:havingqf the Servians having
captured twenty-four qetly laden vessel's, which the
TurkiSh merchants Were sending from Serniin to
OrsoWa. On the 24th inst. however, they were re-
stores};,in coosequencc ofsirong remonstranceS an die
Dart of the Austrians.
" Twenty:thousand bales of cotton lately arrived
at Orsowa from -Scullin.
The intelligence of a battle having taken place
on the 14th inst. at Nissa, is fully confirmed. It was .
inconsequence of this battle that, on the IGth and
17th, orders were issued for all the Servians, without
exception, to take iip'arms. •

" Letters from Albania state, that in'the course of
last month very setious digturbances broke out' be-
t wcen th-e Albanians and Macedonians, during which
was exhibited the•'horrid speEfacle of a son fighting
against his father Aluctyry.:a-PAcHA had the au-
&city to draw his sword af2,ainst his father Au the
Pacha of Albania: Victor,/ "declared in favour of
thefeelings.of nature;- and the son, who hid been'
blinded by anibition, \V43 totally defeated and
diivetri back to his own te:ritory, notwithStanding his
being supported 1:7 a numerdus
n.s ,body of resolur-
,Macedonia. The father was assisted by the bray ...'
Albanians. The TOrkis`h troops took part with nei-'
they, !,but :remained indifferent speal.itors of tliefie.
bloody encounters."

MAILS.
p SIR-3 Gotte:iburgh, z Waterford.

PRICE OF STIOCKS
THIS DAY AT TAVELVIL O'CLOCK.
Consols -661 k I Omni= dis.

pieasutt camps. Then* regiment remaining there
is Kitstray's, or the 13th of-the infantry of the line.
Thb new-raised Tyrolese sharp-shooters are under
orders for the camp near this city. •
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BAVARIA,AUG. the 12th, two consi-
derable convoys of 'ainrnapition, with cannon, and a
cletachthent of artillerymen, set Out from'Munieh for
litirtkeiti and the Castle of Oblrhaus, near Passati.
A number of waggons are at present passing.through
this country from Italy, with new clothing fora part
of the French troops. Numerous parties of the re-
cruits-newly levied in the Voralberg. are.daily Auk-
ing at Augsburgh. • Those from the Bregent6tWald
are particularly stout and tall, • • „
BANKS OF THE MAINE, Aut. 18.—A • numerous.
levy is making in every part of Bavaria, to complete
the deficiency of the • different regiments, and to
augment the depots.
The Wirteniburgh troops are said to be at-
sembling at Ellwangen. M. ALOPIILIS, the .elder,
late Russian Ambassador at London, is at present in
Wisbadgo.
On the 12th instant, the Austrian Messenger of
State, MEINTZ, pasSed through Stutgardt, on hii
way from Vienna to Paris. On the 15th, a Prus-
sian Courier passed through Frankfort, on his way
Paris.
In Paris.
In several of the Austrian provinces, magazines
of wheat ,are forming, as a precaution against
scarcity.
DOESTEN, AUGUST 17.—The march of troops
through this place continues without intermission.
A convoy of artillery which came it yesterday, con
tinned their march this morning
,towara Wesel.
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1)/i.:,N, AUG. 13. ---The Minister
.Count Von
BOSE Went yesterday to Pilnitz, where be had an
audience of his Majesty. The Generals on the spot
were assembled in a Council of War ; and this day
orders have been issued for a considerable part of our
troops to hold themselves in readiness to march.
BRESLAU,
,AUG- 16,—We learn that a certain
number of French troops are on the eve of -evacuat--
ing Silesia.. For this favour we are indebted to the'
benevolent feelings of the Emperor and Kin, whO,
being informed cif the condition of this province,
was pleased to grant us this intermediate diniinu,
tion of our burdns, preparatory to a total 'evacua-
tion.