The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

THE HAMBURG H MAIL

VIE4NA, AUG. 23.—The city of LeOpoldstadt, in
the County Netitra, in HUngary, will be the princi-
pal depot of arms. The transports On the Danube
continue without intermission, and thousands of bul'
lets and bombe which laid for Many years heaped up
in the ditches of Vienna, and which were not touch-
ed
by the French, probably because they -could dot:
carry them away, . have been taken out and' em-
barked.

The French and Russian Ambassadors continually.
receive and send off Couriers : last night another
Courier arrived from St. Petershurgh to Count RA-
ZUMOWSKy,

-BERLIN, Aug, 25.—A1l the • movements now
taking place appear to announce war. The Garri-
son of this city, as well as that of Potsdam, have re-,-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to
march, at the first signal •
AUG. aO.--0011111 PRETIN DE PRIAIALE, General,
Aid-de-Cimp, and Chamberlain to the Grand Duke
of Cleves and Berg, arrived on the in the even-
ing, on 'a mission from his Sovereign. The ne;t
day he had an audience of the King, queen, arid
Royal Family. Be came from Paris; and will set
out in a few days for Dusseldorf.
The General Aid-de-Camp Count DE GOETZEN
has set Out' for Dresden : he is the bearer of.a letter
written by -the King's own larfnd,, and addressed to
the Eleaor. • 2 r

The Gens d'Artnes, the Gardes ,du Corps, and the
Hussars, leave Berlin to-day ; the rest of the Garri,
son will follow to-morrow. The place of these troops
will be supplied by utter regiments:

DUSU.LLWRV, ALTG. 21.-All the letters from
Westphalia confirm the reports which have.been in
circulation for some days, that the Prussian 'troops
hate Suddenly quitted the towns of Hamm; Vima,
Soest, and other places in the cOunty of Mark.--r
Every Where they are employed in 'paclOng
Acts and public treasures. On the 13th the PrtAm
Sian troops forming the garrison ofMonster'like w'. is 6
received orders to bold themselves in_yeadiness to
march at,the. first signal. •ft is evident that all thost
sudden and extraordinary movements and. measures
are of a nature to furnish rnattclr'fOr a thousand con?,
jedures..
OSNA'MItICK, AUG., 24 garrison and several
thousand troops which were. in East Friezland havii
•joined the Corps of General BLUCHEit.i • 210P'-Flex:
sians likewise joined .yesterday.-. These troops forth' a
line from Telchte to Wesel ; and tike french occu-
py the conw.y o€Bentheim and .Burg Steintarth, four
leagnes from Munster... .-The .ton of Wesel will be
strongly forfified, : the - towns-people here tnottnA
guard.; and ,tr.utsports of horses daily pass throusit
on their ;way •to, Uanover. • ,EM

MONSTER, 4144. 23.--1-71is,,MajeSty the: King„of
Prussia-is expel ed here about the end of th i s month;
as soon as he has reviewed. the troops he ‘vill,repair,
by Haulm and-Lipps?adt, to Cassel, and thence to
the army in Franconia._
RATISBON; 25•—Th)e.Baroii DE RECHBERG,
Mini4ier from his 'Majesty the King-of Bavaria, has
not yet received ,orders' to repair to FrankfOrt on
the Maine. The Diet, which was to open in that
city in the beginning of September, been deferred
for an indeterminate time, and it is believed it will
not asAernble before Odober.

• BiiVARIA, AUG. 24.---Though the French troops
align-lent on.the. Frontiers of Austria, yet the report
that they had advanced, into the Austrian Innvierter,
and.occunied. Schaerding, has not been continued. -
ALTUSNA, 2.—His „Majesty the King of
Sweden, after having taken off the blockade of the
Prussian Port's for a few days, has ordered them tO
be blockaded anew. (Abedle du Nord) so, I

HANI BU RGH, SEPT. 3. - The report. that ?lite
Swedish blockade of the,PruSsian Ports has ",bWert:i
'again Ordered is as yet unfounded. respoP.i,:kntt;n''

. .
HAGUE, AUG.. 30.----According to letters , from
Stettin, the raising of the Swedish blockade of the
Prussian Ports extends only, to neutral ships' and pro-
perty.; Prussian ships and property can neither ewer
or come out. • .

Yesterday General 'Mc AUD received a courier
from Paris with orders for the troops which had
marched for the. Ems to return. •

Extras of a Private Letter from Griefswald, dated
Aug. 30.-" The Swedish troops have entcred Lap
enhurgh without opposition, the Prussi.ln qoops
tiring to make room fbr 'them, ❑otwithstandiug.iis
`Prussian Majesty's declaration that he could not am
mit it: Hi.s Sweclisli'Maiesty haS in consecce
dispatched his Aid-de Cainp, M.. ENGELBRE-C4F)
vith a letter 'to his PrUsSian 'Majesty, in which .he
says, that sine: the entry of the,. Swedes into Lauen-
burgh Without opposition,,heconsiderk hostilities ht.-
tweeti the two Cot its as at an end.; iwt regriests a
Speedy and explicit answer 'from his Prussian Majes-
ty,: stating in what view he considers the same
subjeLi.”

Yesterday.. the Vie Walling Board concluded. the
Contra&s for the year for supplying the Navyy-with
;Irish provisions. The quantity will be equal or sti-
perior to that of last year—above .80,00,0 tierces,,Of
beef and pork. The' Contractors are AldermarcAywr
'CROFT and Ald. FLOWER, supposed to be Ip,Fis-
nexion,with JoaoAngy, ab.;.s.4.iw, and J. gEws.
The extent of the cOntraa «ill be good news foi*
graziers in Ireland. .
Mr. KAY, the Messenger, arrived on Thursday
,from Qonstautinople. 'His Dispatches, which are
certainly of importance, were opened yesterday.
Dispatches have been: received from ,Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN., whose Ships are. aid to be in the very-
best state. ; • -

. His Royal Highness the DUKE of CA MnRIDGg, ac-
companied by General TUlticEß, returned. to town
yesterday from Canterbury. •
The Duke of CITMEE RL A ND'S apartments in St.
James's ,are repaired, and about to be nets► j
furnished. : - Jll-10
The Duke. of YORK, since his.indispositit, s
been restriEted.from riding on horseback,'' *1 a ;
distance, or taking any strong exerci§e.- Elf
Highness always now goes out in h.is carriagH4te
was better yesterday; and transaEled business.'ietris..
'Office.

Lord GRENIVII4.E was be"tter ye3cHay. - His 4/-
disposition prevented him attend.iig-Hl5-moisTy's
Leiree ou Wednesday..