The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

FREL\Cii PiIPERS.

PARiI, Nov. 15.--His Majesty the King of Sak-
atiived here the cloy Before yesterday, at five in
theevening. Nl:4,lst), alit.lined at the Palace de
l'Elys6e.

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'lnc Emperor arrived in Paris pNsterday about. sun-
set. Hig Majesty traVelled licirsetieck the -greater
part of t;,e way !rem Fontainbleau to Paris. On Ins
areival he went to Fist -his Saxo-(1 Majesty, accom-
panied by the. King of Westphalia.
To-morrow, Wednesday, his Majesty will hold a
,Council of the Ministers, and on 'Thursday-he will
`reCeive the principal bodes of the State.
The following;' among other personages, were
presented to the EMperor on Sunday, the t 2tb,
before Mass, at Fontairkbleau : Prince Kurakin, Am-
basador iiom „the Emperor of itt.wia the Count
de Pahlen, the Rtissi2ri' Plenipotentiary, and Envoy
Extraordinary .to -the Russian States ; Don Leonard
Gomez Negrette, Spanish Envoy Extraordinary to
his Majesty the King of 'Hollind, presented by the
Duke de Eias, 'the Spanish Ambassador', the Mar-
finis d'Avendana, Grandee of,Spoin, the Chamber-
lain to the King *3 .the Dhke de Monteleone, Neapo-
litan Ambassador ; :the Marquis de . Ponta. de
'Lnita,.Colonel of Portuguese infantry.
Vitt7na, Nov. 3.:---FiAd-Ma-n'sital Lieutenant de
, Mayer Se; out the day before yes'erday for Toiis,
W.here the Emperor of:Ai2striataill is. , It is believed
that in a shOrt time tier the departure of the Emrich
tmnps.that Monarch will come-to pass some days in
this capital; at, least the apartments in the Castle
are to be resiored IV their former state by the 27th
instant. . .

.An'order, published by Connt d'Vibna, the Impe-
rial AustriatiComtnissary,eujoins theAuitrian officers.
lately prisoners of war, and such as have; returned
on being exchanged, to remain here only .e 4 hours,
and dire6tly'to repair to their respec,ti‘e corps.
The-troopS of the Rhenish Confederation are no
longer to be seen in our environs ; they have al-
ready reached Upper Au;tria, on their return to their
yespeeive States.
In virtue of the Treaty of Peace, the greatest part
of the Arvchives of the Chancery of the Empire and
'of the .War ;Chinoery are removed. The packages
"lire transpotted on th' DanObe,• add dire&lei to

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AUGSBURG, Nov., G.—Yesterday was celebrated
here, as well as in all the towns of Bavaria, a so-
lemn festival on account of- the peace. General
tvloulin, our Governor, and all the Civil and
darn Authoiiiies, assisted at Mass and Te Deum,
which 'were chatinted in the Cat iuedrai. The French,
Bavarian, and Polish troops were drawn up
awing the service, in the street Maximilian and Ca-
roline. The arrival of the fine corps of dragoons of
the imperial Guard, at the head of other troOps,
added much to the beauty of the.feitival. In the
morning during the Te Daum, and in the evening
duripg the illumination, there was, a salute,of 100
cannon on the ramparts.
HAMBURGH, Nov. 4.—For six weeks past great
a6tivity has prevailed in. the commerce of the neigh-
bouring districts, Kincipally at Altona, which has
been felt • here only by a few' indviduals ; but, the
news of the' signiog of peaceis already. a great bles-
ir
-ing; and we hope soon to feel tbe effects of chi;
powerful remedy,
• ,Altona, and. the neighboUring cites of Holstein,
are great gainers by the
rconitneice yk'ith
In the course of the last month, 58 American ships
arrived atTonnirigen, have brought a .cousiderable
quantity of medic%l dross,,: and, colonial piodUce,
which they sold at. v cry moderate prices. They have
prehased many G.arnah produ6tiOnS;
linens. All' this has Pre;.'crited the too great rise in
price Of, colonial produce, and the too great fall of

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horne.manufa6tures. ,
BUCHAItEiT,SEPT:O.--Potice Illgration atta;,:k..
ed the Turks in their camp at Haase,~ at on the
I inst. The resistance was br:,ve acid the affair bloody.
The loss of the Turks must have coll'Sideraul,.;
1000 of theirdeilty (brave) N.v.ere as.many
made prisoners; great. part,of the camp, Many cao.=
non, colours, raid the town Of il.atsew:tt, fell into the
hands of the Conquerors. The Tpriis 'retired under
the -Igrtres of Silistria,
.and the Ilusslan army has al-
ready arrived before that place..
MADim, .0cr,1.?6.--71.-lis Majesty caused to
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Issued the, folld.wing decree...on the, I iith
D. JoSEP 1171,:A-P0f,r;ON, e&C. ON'TITE:HEP(siiIT ON 01)kt
_ MIWISTER OF:4llSTlc.ati&C,
Art. I. The`‘ptini.Shment itl tlte-gallOws Epotence).
is, and remains abolished thrOugh ttie whole extent
of our tiorninihn.:4. " !'. .r•
In I;lace of that strairtulation
shall be sutbst.oa!ea.for'every eonviCt, wtthoot
any diAinaion of Mass, age, sex, or clime.
111. Con ias. 'cannot prolong-their colitilitiance in
the Chapel consecrated to that purpoge, beyirrid the
precise term of 24 hours, , . - • •
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IV. Whatever be the employment or.,distiaLlion,
Whether ecclesiastical, civil; or military, of the in-
dividual capitally convieted,'- he shall become &gra=
ded by the simple fad of sentence 13:mg iirenounced
upon .bit-n.,
_Our 'Minister Of Justice is charged with the exe:-
cution Of the present decree'.
(Signed)^ I, THE KING.
M. L. De URQIUJOJ
Secretary of State.
Cottry, SEPT'. 30.—0 n the 2d Of *June, tile Eng-
lish the Paths, commanded by Captain Fel...
gtiseti, made its appearance off the Island of Ithaca.
Having approached the coast, .she manned her boats,
i4l attetnptecl a landing, for the purpose ul dissemi-
nating the NC:Clam:Aim§ of Mr. Adair apd Mr.
Leek) , to excite an insurreCtion, and to cause the.
inhabitants to massacre the small bomber of troops.
.I(:rtning the garrison of the Isle. - On the news .44:
this attempt ot.-the Engli it, AlietAtiwitti4tratur ha
rani;ued a.uutubor of tilt; 4.li,itiMics Wito thnati)Vt ncd
to
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