The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-17 00:00:00

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BA'A, NE' j'6.—The Privy Counselloi UrsCt-
neider, providCd with extensive Royal powers, has
been dispatched Ko Inspruck, to make bf.");ne prOpo:..
WAS to the. Coinii:ission of Defence in that City to
submit themseites amicably, and to apprize them of
the real state .ot atlines. Should this last attempt
fail, and the insinualiou§ of the Agents of Austria
Continue to preVail, our good King will abandon
the deluded Tyroleans to their unhappy fate, and
they will then be made to feel the terrible-cons&
quences of their disobedience.—Cur+espenderiteri.
Bimactio, hike 28.—The Austrian corps which
entered this city on the 18th. consisted of abotit
6,000 men ; they observed the striaest
Their commander made a requisition of horses and
leather, and also ordered a bridge-boat to be trans.:-
ported front hence into Bohemia on 29 waggons.--:-;
On the 23d, being replaced by another corps, thei
broke up and formed two divisions-;—the one marched
towards 'Nuremberg, and the other.tOwards-Ll'em;
mingen.

SWITZERLAND, JUNE 20.-.--The fatal sport of the
Voralbergers will soon be at an ead, as they are in
great want of ammunition. They procure their! pow-
der frOin a Mill near Horbrang—for balls, they have
put all the -watch chains- in requisition, which pro-
duced, 1 5 carts of lead. The insurgents in the• Tyrot
have received strong injunctions from the Austrian
Commanders not to violate the Swiss territory.
WaasAw, Jura. 20.--Tire Pussiaas continue to
advance into this Province, and one cohnnu
theirs has already. joined the Polish army. The
Russian corps that comes from tialystock, was some
days back to have crossed the Vistula at Gusa, to
-take the Austrians in the rear. The advanced-gtiard,
,consisting of Cossacks, has already passed the river_
A division of our National Guards has joined:the:
Polish army, and the Citizens mount guard 'here .at:
present. Fifteen
.Polish regiments are raising at
Gallicia. The number of volunteers is very great..
Siity foreigners, who .behaved as traitors at the e 4.7
trance of the enemy into this Duchy; have been ar-
rested. All Prussians who hold places in Poland are:
ordered to be discharged in three weeks. The Prussian.
invalids are transported beyond..the frontters with
travelling money. Six Prussian Post Officers have
been arrested and sent away. • The ci-devant Prus-
sian Major-General Browdowski, and the Austrian.
Charge d'Affaires, Von Cache, have been sent for
trial to Sicrok. 'These measures have been t.sorted
to on account of the general disaffeetion of the Prus-
sians, and their having maintained a communication
with the traitor Schill.

MAGDEBU E U, JUISiE 30.—0 n the 26th, the Blla
Dutch regiment marched frOin hereto Halberstadt,
and went from thence with the gth Dutch rertiment,
the tst and 6th of Westphalian infantry, the horse.;
artillery, end one regiment of cavalry, to the Hartz,,
to oppose the Austrian troops coming from Saxony_
Some, persons say here, that an engagement has
taken place near Nordhausen. However that may
be; it is certain that the chest from Halberstadt was
brought here to- day, and the military appear in as
unusual.bustle.—(Neue Zeitung.)
POSNANIA, JUNE 26.—Aftek,a seven-fold attack
on Sandomir, on the 16th, the Austrians were driven.
from the field of action with the lossof 2000 men
killed and soo wounded, whom General Sokolnicki
ordered to be brought from the field of battle to ttlys:
Lazaretto. The Commander in Chief, Prime Ponia-
towski, ordered the bridge built by the Austrians near
Sanddmir to be burnt, and the redoubts to be Amo-
lished..l-4 has taken the position on the Vistula taring
Satidomir, where he was joined by Gen. Suwarrow
and his division. Gen. Dombrowski's bead-quarrera
are at Snlejew.in Gallicia, behind the Pelica i but his
'ourposts go as far as Malagofer and Kielca.
Zannezek is onAhe Vistula, facing Ttilaway.
enemy changes his position every and yet it
seems he intends to return to Cracow.—(Corresixt:-
denten.)