The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-30 00:00:00

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TWO (101"11CNBURGH MMLS. •
OOTTENEUNGUA No v CaowN PRINCE
.has crossed the Elbe at Doinita to relieve Ham-
burgh, He has 80,000 men. TSCHPRNICH Err los
ertitied the Rhine with 4000 Cossacks, and had
broug;ht ove,r,a sample of Prefects.
Seven hundred and sixty vessels are ip the roads
bound for England, and waiting a
LEIPSICO OCT. 31.—The following Ordinance
of the Government of this country has appeared
bore

"The memorable day which lately decided the
• fate of Lurope in the plains of Leipsic restores to
you the liberty of which you have so long been
deprived, You have hitherto bad foi., an ex-
cuse for your Inactivity in the great struggle,
which is carried on for the great blessing of
nations, that your obedience to your Government
prevented you from following the voluntary sent'.
ments of your minds ; that being enclosed in the
shackles of the enemy, who kept your country fill.
ed.with his hosts, you could not arise your arms
for the cause of your native country. Since the
occurrences of late days, your Goverment can no
longer demand any obedience contrary to the will
of the Allied Powers, under whose protection
Providence- has placed your countries.--Your cities
and your countries, with very few exceptions, no
longer see an enemy in them,
" Arise ! and arm for the great cause of your
country; you have been witnesses how your Ger,.-
man brethren have fought for this cause, and how.
God has blessed their endeavours. Your country
is the theatre of fresh heroic Gcrman renown, In
all this you have, hitherto, not taken any tr
trti-
ciparion. Whatever acts of courage were per-
formed by your army was for the benefit of the
oppressor and of oppression,
" Remember the times of old, when no move-
ment of the German people for their country, li-
berty, and religion, took place without causing
the most aetlee participation ; look at the exam-
ple of your Germanneighbours, who are crowned
with victory and renown ; avoid the misery which,
by overturning all principles of justice, by etta-
, blishing lies and falschood,and by the disappearance
of all your sentiments, threatened your domestic
lives, Look at the 'number among yourselves who
.have deeply felt all this misery,' but, by keeping
their minds clear, have still entertained the eon.
fidence anti hope of better times ; let a general
toiiimia the misery which threat-
ened to spread every w note, to exert your strength
in the sacred cause`of your country and liberty,.
and worthily join the society of those
.valiant
Germans who have hitherto so victoriously fought
the hattle, and of the whole German people, which
shall litre and flourish As in ancient renown, and
•
in its former liberty and independence., far the
welfare of all Europe,
" The undersigned General Government which
is established by the high Allied Powers, for the
chief direction of this country, under the central
department for all the occupied countries, has for
t,e principal object of its care, to rouse and form
the internal force if the country in the most
speedy manner possible. The land militia and
land insurrection shall be raised in the same form
and manner which 'has.been found of so .much
eiscy in the neighbouring States."
[Here follow the various difpositions and des.
tinations; Which are similar to thOse 'adopted' in
the Prussian land militia and insurrection.] •
VIP.NNA, Nov. I—The head-quarters .of hii

Majesty Our most gracious 'Emperor %v as on. the
2311 th;tober at ciera„ on the 24 it et Jena, on the
'.stir sit Weii»ar, on the 26th at Tannroch, and on
27th at Elauen, in the forest of '1 horingia7
his Imperial' and Royal Majesty enjoys the best
stare of health. His Imperial Apostolic 'Majesty
has wrote the follmving racist graciMis letter in
Lis of hand, to the INTiniset stH te increon4
ferenres, and likewise for Foreign Allairs.
" My dear Count METTERNICII,---TheMi9e mar

nagement •of the department to which my confi-
de had called you, in times of difficidt y, will
be crowned with the happiest success, in one of
the most decisive moments for the fate of the
world. I therefore find myself obliged to give
you a iniblic proof of toy gratitude, by extending
Lk! dignity of a Prince, which already exists in
you house by the right of primogeniture, from
this day forward, not only to yourself, but
likewise to the whole of your postejity in a
direct line, male or female. I wish by this pro,
cedure to' keep the example of their father,
cut the services, which you have rgudercd
to me and the State in the remembrance of your
ilesceudants to the latest potevity, and thereby
animate them in ft.ture times .to equal exerti,ms
tot the benefit of the Monarchy,

{Signed)
,4ltotbr, Oct. so* .18)3,"

" FRANCIS.

Nov, ll.—Fruin the Corprnerieement
of hoSt;litie4 till the bth November inclusive,