The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-25 00:00:00

FIRST OF THE 11.1134-I;URG Am]Ls

VIENNA, DEC. te.—We learn that the Ethpera!
ALEXANDER, previous to his departure for nussi,i,
sent orders to his Generals in the Neapolitan Ter-
ritpry, to evacuate Italy, and re-embark for Russia.
Fitokt THE DANUBE, JAN. .—Notwithstanding
the Peace, the Contribution upon Austria-Proprr.
continues to be enforced. The. reduCtion has, not
been made from one hundred to thirty, but to sixty
millions of francs.

The General of Division KELLERMAg, badly
wounded in the Battle of Austerlitz, has set out to
Paris by easy stagos. . .
Oltuutz, ‘.-;hich was four weeks invested by the
French, is now evacuated, and' open for tornmuni,
cation.

The Arsenals at Vienna are entirely stripped,
and all the cannons, muskets, ammunition, &C.
have' been provisionally sent to Bavaria ; and, as
the. Danube is not navigable, all these articles have
been carried away by the cattle put under requi-
sition.

The Archduke FraDrNAND, with his Corps,
twenty thousand strong, passed through Olmutz„
on- the 26th of December, on hi.; way to Hungtiry,
to join the Archduke ChA aLES.
Butter was .lately sold at Vienna at four florinA
per pound, and a quart of wine. for three florins ;
the damages sustained upon the estates of Prince
LICHTENSTEIN alone, in requisitions, &c. are esti-
mated at three millions of florins.'

FROM 'TIM MAYN, J. AnGEREAtf;
Corps has withdrawn from the Neckarthal, and
remains, till farther orders, in Mentz and Cassel.

All the French- Troops.and Conscripts on their
march to join the Armies,, have received counter-
eiders.

Lindan • is in the possession of Bavarian Troops.
Fiutue has had a French Garrison since the 9th tilt.
According to the Ascchgifenburgh Journal, the
Prussians had advanced as far as Ord, in that Pin-
cipality, oil the 30th ; but they have since re-
treated.

4le of the Austrian Archdukes, it is said, via
preside over the Court-Martial which is to try Ctn.
MAC-Fi- • •

The Wirtemburgh Newspaper '-states, that upn
t 1 request of the,Ans.trian Emperor, Baron Tar-
QUT was perinitted to be present at the Conferenes
at Preiburgh from whence it is inferred, that ern
a Peace between. France and England was an objet
of the Deliberations : Baron Tit UGUT haring bete
conducted the Negotiations with England, is stv-
poSed to have been Well :Acquainted with the st.A.
ir-a• _ _ •

- The EleCioral Arch-Chancellor Las arrived t
,),,Intlich from. Ratisbon..
The Public Papers say that Hanover is to be oa
cupied by Prussian Tr9cps tinder certain sti u,
.I.ations,

Twelve Couriers passed through iNfunich with
Dispatches, announcing the conclusion of the P,ac;
at l'resburgh,
JAN. Majesty hal preented Lord
ITAititowtY with a snuff-box set with brilliants, and
his portrait, previous to. bis return to England. Gen.
GI:UTTER:ALI:NI also received same presents 4 but cfi
less value..,
lIANovER,JAN. 8.--rln -a f'cw days.all the English
Troops will leave this iluarter I.ly detaclunents,- ani
march toward.; the Elbe and the Weser, to, be sta-
tioned in the neighbourhood of Stade, liarbvrg, and
Bremen. The greatest part will have left us. bar
Sunday next.

HAMELN, DEC .--AYesterday we receive 4
tam intotnation tat the Vietoty of AusterlitZ,, witigh
was celebrated by several discnarges of cannon.
The Foteign troops in our nei,;hbo.urhobd remained.
at a distance, and left their investment incornplett,
Nothing has yet occurred eKcepting-a fcw skirmi,ihta
between the adyance4 pOsts,

ANOTAIER Irrlvrtß, J 2.

I operi :my_ letter:. to inform you 4 the arrival of
the Prussian Lieutenant,Coloncl riktVSEINIAR(4•:, Cif
his Majesty's Guards. He has dispatcues for our
Commandant BARBOU, and 1... s furnis4ied with full
powers to put a stop to all hostilities in •thu envirorti
of Hameln ; and daring the negotiations to. secure
to us the necessary provisions. 'The mediation of the
King of PRUSSIA has
.been accepted, upon condition
that the Combined Armies shall not uudertzke.any
thing offensive in the North. The King of Pause
su, on his part, agreed to these proposals, upon con-_
dition, that the French Columns' of the Army of th:
North, and the Divisions of the Grand Arniy, ad-
vancing from the 'Alayn, should. coMailt no hostilitiei
against Hanover.
His Imperial Highness Prince Louts, had. signified
to our Commandant, that his Army was ready to net,.
and only waited for a signal to advance. Every thing?
howeVer, is ,suspended, and the Armies ha‘e been,
ordered to halt.

ULM, Dr c. no.---This dar the •rst Column 'of
Russian Troops arrived here trom Augsburgh. They
have been supplied with ptivisions -by the inhabit-
ants, several of whom have undertaken to prepare
victuals for 15 or .'2O men.
-- After Marshal DiYuoc had obtained the consent of
the Ele&or of BAVARIA to the marriage of the Prin-
cess with Prince. MAvnAnsois, the Empress JOSE-
PHINE paid a visit to the .Lledor, thanked and em-
braced him with evident emotion, and assured him,
that the marriage of her sou with his amiable daugh-
ter would, in a political point of view, produce the
most agreeable consequences for .Bavaria, France,
and Italy.
MuNtcn, DEC. 80.---The Emperor NAror.Eo:4-
entered this city aboUt one yestetday morning. Hq
came through Passau on the 28th ; -that place was
illuminated., He alighted here at the Electoral Resi•
dence, attended by Prince Mu RAT and‘General
Dv-
ttoc. To4nurrow -the Bavarian cannon, taken by the
Austrians about a hundred years since, will be brotiOit
into this city with great solemnity. This artii.Ay„
Thund in the Arseu.tis of Vienna, has been presented.
to our Elea-tor by N roLEoN.
JAN, I.—This morning the Eleaor, accompanied
by Heralds, and a corps of the Civic Cavalry, was
proclaimed King in ail the public places-of this city.
ThiS day the Emperor NAPOLEON has invited the
Diplomatic Corps. We are informed that the new
King of Swabia will'come here to pay his respeas to
the Emperor. This morning the Emperor Nero-
LEON, accompanied by the 11e6tor an,. a nuine.ous
retinue, rode through this city. This crenhigthere
is toe :r gchct:al

F

" SOLDIERS,

(Sighed)

The report that NAPOLEON Will ;;15;t a {...,:reat Ger-
man Court, is hith4rto uneonfirmed.
RATISBON, JAN. are assured that Austria,
according to the .Peace. of Proshurgh, will, iu consi.
deration for the.. cession of Venice and Tyrol, with
its PossessionS in Suabia, receive the ,Elee-torate cf
Saltzburgh, with the. ci-dtwant Bishopric of Bert-
holdsgaden. Besides the- T.yrol, the Ele&or of Ba-
var4 is to' receive the Bishopricks of Trent and
Brixen, :with Lindau, Tetnang-Koningseck;
thenfels, the Margr'aViate of. Burgan, the city of
Augsburgh, and the BispopriCks, of Eichstadt and
Passau; while, on the other hand, Bavaria is to
"cede its territory' is Wurtzburgh to the Elector of
Saltzburgh. _ _ .

HAGUE JAN. 4.—A Courier from M. BERTIUER,
the French Minister of the War Departinent, has
brought intelligence that the Batavian Troops have
left Vienna, and are upon their return to our Repub-
lic. Forced loans are again talked of, to cover the
last year's deficit, of between thirty and forty mil.;
lions of florins.

STUTGARDT, J. 1.—This day, in the forenoon,
the agreeable intellige4.lce of the creation. of this
Eleetorate into a Monarchy. was announced here by
the ringing of bells, and the discharge of too pieces
of cannon, partly before and partly after Divine Ser-
vice. A Herald has also proclaimed the event in
all the public places,. which has been received
with loud acclamations, and every demonstration
of joy.

JAN. 2.—The stay of the Emperor N'A-
-I"9LEON at Munich will only be for a few days; he
Will set out with the Empress JosiATINE immedi-
ately for Paris. The French Army will very soon
break up in three Columns from the Austrian States
for the Rhine.

The Articles of the Peace are not yet published,
as the Emperor FRANCIS has not yet been able to
ratify it. According to well informed persons,
however, the contents are the following : Bavaria

receives the whole Tyrol, without any exception,

the Northern part of the late Archbishopric of
Baltzburgh, the principal city of Eiehstadt, the
city of 4A,,iasburgh, all the territory of Anterior-
Austria, except the Brisgau and the Ottennau.--
Austria receives Saltzburgh and Berchtelsgaden, for
which the .Elector of Saltburzb has Wurtzburgh
and Aachafferiburgh, and the Elc&or Arch-Chancel-
lOr receives an Imperial town for his indemnification..

SCUON)3III.ItIV, DEC. 29.--Before the Emperor
ISTAPOIXON left this place, he published on the 27th'
the f01107.-ing Froclalllation to the Army :

" Peace between me and the EMPEROR of -Aus-
TatA is signed : you have in this late season of the
'yea' made two Campaigns. You have performed
every thing I expected from you. I am setting
out to return to my capital. I have promoted
and distributed rewards to those who have ais-
tinguished themselves most. I will perform to
ydu every thin;_ I have promised. You have seen
that your Ettperor has shared with you all dangers
and fatigues ; you shall likewise see him surrounded
with all that grandeur and splendour which become
the sovereignty of the first Nation in the world. In
the beginning of the month of May I will give a
grand festival at Paris : you . shall all be there ; and
we shall then see whither we are called by the hap-
piness of our Country and the interest of our'glory.
" Solders, during the three months which are
-:-.:eessary for your return to France, be the example
of all Armies. You have now to give examples,
not of courage and intrepidity, but of stria disci-
pline. May my Allies no more have to complain
of yotir behaviour. Condu& yourselves on yoUr ar-
rival in that sacred territory like children in the
bosom of their family. My People will condti&
themselves towards you as they must do towards
their Heroes and their Defenders.
Soldiers, the thought that I shall see you all in
less than half a year assembled round my Palace is
• pleasing to my heart, and I feel, before-hand, the
-most delightful emotions. We will celebrate the
memory of those. who, in these two campaigns,
have fallen in the field of honour. The world shall
see that we are ready to follow their egample, and,
if necessary, to do more than we have done against,
those ';rho attack our honour, or suffer themselves
to be misled by the gold of the eternal Enemy. of
the Continent.

" NAPOLEO.

" Ey 'order of the Emperor,
" Major-Gen. Marshal BEWIItIER."
Schothrtmn, 6th of Nivose (Dec.-z 7.)"
.The Emperor, at the same time, likvise pub.;
lisped the following Pi-damnation :
iNHABITAti rs OF yIENX"A,
I have signed a Peace With the Emperor of
Austria, As lam about to return to my Capital, I
must express to you tlie esteem I entertain for you,
and the satisfa&ion I have felt at your condua dur,
ing the time you were under my laNC,s. I have given
you an example which bithert6 has had no parallel
in the history of nations :--7Ten thousand men of
your National Guards have remained armed, and
have guarded your gates.; yoU'r whole Arsenal has
continued in your power ; while I have followed the
uncertain fortune of the War. I have trusted to

lour honour, your sincerity; your integrity, .and
you have justified my confidence.
" Inhabitants of Vivna, I know that you consider

that. \Vat- which a 'Minister devoted tc
a IforCicn Power has kindled on the Contihent.:—
Your overeign. is informed of the condud of that
111iniste; he -has in consequence acted entirely ac-
cording to , the great qualities which ditinguishcd
him ; and I hope hereafter happier days will ari.o
for you and for the Continent.
" Inhabitants of Vienna, I have shewn myself but

little among you, not from contempt, or vain pride ;
no, but not to diminish the feelings of esteem for
that Monarch with whom I was desirous to conclude
a steady.. Peace. As lam now about to leave you,
receive from me as a present, your Arsenal untouch-
ed, which, by the laws of war, had become my pro-
perty ; make use of it for the maintenance of good
order. All the evils you have suffered you must
ascribe to the calamities inwparable from War, and
every kind of indulgence with which my Armies
have treated these Countries, to the esteem which
:you have deserved.

(Signed) " NAPOLEON.
" By order of the Emperor,
" Alajor•General Marshal BERTII/EA."
" Schonbrunn, the 6th of Nivose (Dec. 2.7), year 14."