The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

The Bulletin received concerning the affair of
the 2lst, 22d, and 23d, dated from the camp of
Ruhlsdorf, will be eommtmieated in to-morrow's

paper.

MESSINA, JULY 3.---ACCONfing to 11CCOUTItS
brought by persons who have fled from Naples, to
avoid the conscription, the greatest discontent
prevails there among all ranks of people, on ac-
count of the oppressions of the French Govern-
meat. The general poverty is extreme. About
the beginning of last May 500 individuals were
arrested for a conspiracy which has been disco-
vered, the object of which was to effect a revo-
lution.

Orders have been published for a new constip-
don, which is carried into effect with the greatest
rigors. The conscripts intluric 'dime film 21 to
'4 years of age. It is calculated, that these will
amount to 12,000 for the kingdom of Naples.—
This extraordinary and unexpected conscription
has still more increased the general discontent and
enmity to the French.
PALERMO, JULY 9.—Yesterday the General Par-
liament was opened. The two chambers met at
eleven in the morning in their respective apart-
ments, and took the oaths prescribed by the Con-
stitution to the Royal Commissioners. This dune,
the chamber's were opened to a vast concourse of
natives of eminence, and foreigners of distinction,
who were adinittettinto the Chamber of Peers to
view the augnit oerembny. Her Royal Highness
the hereditary Princess, and the Royal Family,
took their seats in a box prepared for them to the
right of the throne, and the Foreign Ministers,
and other poisons of distinction, in another
on the left. At one the discharge of Cannon an-
notinced the arrival of his Royal'lligliness the
Hereditary Prince and Vicar-General, accoittpa
nied by his retinue. On his ascending the throne
a Royal Salute was fired from the Castle, imme-
diately after'. which be sent for the Representa-
tives of the COmmons, and addressed them in a
speech suitable ro the occasion.

EXTRACT OP A LETTER vgom IiRLIGOLAND., DATED.
84PT. 2. c.

i` Since the affair at Laucuhurgh, the French
under .I):kiottsT have advancedJuto the Makien-
!ugh territory, and after some smart sitirtnish-
ig tkte.beatl-plarters were at Schwerin' on. the
234. Great numbers of wounded
~bavc been
brought into flaroburgh and Altnna. Very few
troop,,i.reuntio at. the•form er place ; 2000 hurAtta
have been armed with ,:ihrt,s only (whielt they
teceive ,with reluctance), tu 'assist in dotty; the
(hay. Alio,it thin 241 th alt. VAIIDAMME-.WaS to.
holly defeate‘l, and hitnsell ltilietl, ,by the army
under -BERNAtiort E. it is :reported moreover,
that in consequence of, this, DAvonsT's carps 14 •.`
cut off, and that a part of the Allied troops are
to itlii,t 141,1inglish.miles of .Hamborgit. By pri-
vate letters we learn that hopes are entertalned
of fiqtratrish! being soon evacuated.. Since it bas
heel! 'publicly Aglow!). that; Austria has. declared
lot the Allies., there have• been some symptoms
tvavermg in .Psnmarkr—Troona. that had two Or•
tiered t/..-.0 march into klolstin;have heenrituldealy-
,
countermanded :rind it i reported rieSC'rat. ..,',rtP
tell :try
oI
those em,4Qyell Unticr t4C-Fe-qtiCh V tr-
the Allies., By to tint4ll.v.mtiel,whicl) arrived Teton,
utbei. 'day, IFe, tearn4" Oat' in nse-
.
queocc,i4f the. renewal of the w4v,- and • th--De-
chkration of Austctu aiaitAt f.rran-ce,, wlb the •I,)°,lii.
tth:es ,brad been, nrafelted,front. the cnaAt..tuMirth
tbe, th.;-itkinariy, vesiels were, P.P'l4ring
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done
the same to General Blucher, and was in"-
(timely sent to the Russian heackquarters. The
English General Martin has taken possession of
Lubeck, and Eekinuhl has left Han burgh
.with
'his whole corpA, leaving the Danes to garrison
it. The Crown Prince of. !,wetlen has 90,000
men-tinder his command. They at•e so situated,
'that he can brink them to one 'point in less than
twelve hours. The Prince writes, that he 'has
90,000 infantry and 40,000 cavalry. It is said;
that the French Officers in Dresden drank the
healths of Carl John and,General. Moreau, wh(ch,
when Napoleon heard,' he' Ordered every third
man to be shot- -.but Bertbier interfered, antl.iet-
tied it.

.• ACCOUNTS FROM :GOTTENBURGH TO THE THIRD
SEPTEMBER—AND SICILY PAPERS.
GOTTENBURGH, SEPT. 2.--At extra Paper ptth-
: fished at Stralsund on,
the 27th ult. has just arriv-
ed; it states, that some fighting took place en
the 21'it, 22d,'and 23d August; decidedly in fa-
vour of our troops. In addition to tine prisoners'
made on those three days, the Cossacks baie
taken a whole regiment of French 'cavalry.
STRALSUND, Apo. 27.---A part.'of his Royal
Highness the Cow ParNE's army, consisting
of the Prussian Corps of .Generals VON BULOW
and TAuesmEnc, 'and the Royal Swedish cavalry,
have beaten the Frenith army on the 21st, 22d,'
and 23d August, and taken 26 pieces of.arti!lery,
and 1,500 prisoners. The enemy is in full re-
treat, and is pursued , by his Royal Highness's
cavalry, and a great number of Cossacks. We
may expect the Pest consequences from this,
affair.
The Prussian General Von Tho cam a reports from
Jauer, under (late of the 18th inst. that the ene-
my haS left Silesia, and that he has pushed for•
wards to Leignitz, and Golberg. His Royal
Highness the CROWN PRINCR entNys the best
health.