The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-06 00:00:00

DriTG:H. ?Va.

Nuts:, MAv Ct.—According to letters from Strrts-
blreti, of the tY2tl it,st. it reported .there that,
the Duke of Rivoli had made'himself master of
;Preshitrg. 'and that the Emperor had-d,ispatched se-
iferal corpS" over the Danube, in
.older to seek out
the Archduke Charles;-,at the same time it is from
other rpjarters affirmed, that the Eiripress.Lont3l,
with. the Austrian Princesses; is tit Pest ; tint, the
Einli_eror 1.4-..tici,; is iiroLinbly;gone to,Bruhn, itt or-
der io con;.!ett.plitns of deliverance with the Arch-
- duVe Charles.

B Yob:l4 P., MAY. I 6.—We hear to.:day, by: letters
frot.o Trnxillo, tie head-quarters of the Duke of Bel-
hum, that dispatches- had been received there from
the,ettural Junta of Stwille, addressed t 6 his Catho-
-lieaMajesty Jogeph:Napolon; which *ere instantly
forwarded to Madrid. It is understood that in the
dispatches all the Chiefs of the InsurreLaton make an
offer of submission.
Torday or to-morrow three carriages are expected
here from Madrid, containing eight or ten persons
of distinaion ; among others, LeUtonant-General
MenclisMare, formerly Viceroy of Grenada, and the
Duke. of Grenada, Lkuienarit44eneral and Grandee
of Spain. , .

CON STANTINOPiE, MAY 4.--We fear that before
a few months are expired, we shall see the Russians
aridServians under the wails of• the city. It.is be-
lieved too, that the Seymeris (or new militia,
formed after the European Manner), out of hatred
,towards the Janizaries, who cau3ed their dismissal,
may unite with the enemy ; however, the anarchy
which prevails in all the provinces will,probablyeause
the Russians to meet with little resistance. • .

" From our Imperial Camp at ltatiOorr,
April 24, 1809.
" NAPOLEON, Emperor, &c. &c. .
" Whereasthe ancient Princes and Counts of the
Empire; who, by virtue of the'Aet of the Rhenish
Iflague, hate ceased to be irnmediate_Princes and
Counts, ought, agreeably to the 7th and 31st' arti-
eles of that Al, ro renounce the service of other.
Powers than 'the confederated States or their Allies,.
and to establish their residence within the confede-
' -rated or allied StateS.
Ancl whereia .a certain number of these 'have
riot .01.1 y not conformed taphole provisions, but have
even'placed themselves in ,a 5-ate of pertitanent te-
.volt Against us, and against the Sovereigns of the
Confederation ;
" And wheteas it is'principally owing to their in-
' trines, that the people ,p 1 'the.Continent owe.the
.6-u:ovation of hostilities;
. • " And whereas', in order to consolidate the Con-
.lederation-of the Rhine, and cast out from Daimons
every influence contrary. to its prime intereßts,. it Is
indispensable to dispossess. this ancient Princes and '
Counts of the Empire, who have taken advantage
he property they possessed within' the States, to
conspire with Austria against the Confederation.
And whereas considerations of deep policy.
'command this measure, as most fit to procure.the
re-establishment of public peace in. Germany ;
" We have decreed, and do decree as follows
" Art. 1. Sequestration shall be put upon all,,the;
.estares Of the late POnces and Connts of the Empire,
and Mernbeys, of the Elocittion Ordcr„ who, lEt%'e
-vet' iCtiforMed with the 7-th and ISt Articles of .the
Of the Rhenish i &ague, and especially of those
who,continued to fill employments, civil Or military,
"fil;thcleserviCe of Alwria.
`2.. The. eitales shall beconflicated; to..wit, one
.haff for thdtbenefit of the Princes of the.Cenizdera•-,
/tieb'of ac an iliderntiity for the expences
taf the war, and to: indemnify their subjeas otl tic;
ittatint, of reqUisttions, expenees, and, other. losses
occasioned by the' wai ; and the other Indf for our.
'benefit, both 'as an indemnity for the expences of
the war, and in otdt.r to 'reward the officers and sol•
ers of our arthy,'whn:, have. rendered the greatest
services in the course of the campaign.
" NAPOLEON."

. . ,
novo:, MAY 114 advertise-
,
trientliasl 136en,published-licre:—:,
" .4. cerislderablentiniber of Austrian prisoners of
* h"`tP-4"''l' M • 1 •
-war`..Jeni,otarr.v.. In ranse, "his ;ijosty t estroui
'that- fir 11-6111"
v being a lint' en to the State, this cir-
.
eurnatice may, b,..13 means of -giVing a fresh.aaivity
to•thelua'4l.lliittorics, and supply the wants of agri-
:eUlture; lbere shill be placed suteetislYely at the'
ldisposition` Of th`c''t't©f prisoners, Whe shalt
be sent hap this tiegaitititii in -detachments of 5(1
Men: 1116 .11..lric intim-heUlna's who
'should desiro,to obtairilieine of tlies4.; prisoners, will
"present theinsetve4 to' tie Alayor of their commune,
who will receive their dealt:glen .as to the number
ithey.sra'able,lo ttnploy. The Austrians are labori-
ou.pand docile.;. and the manufadlurers and culti'va-
tors who. may employ their c:ionot but be 'well
ple.rsvd withlthein."