The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-04 00:00:00

• DIITCH PAPERS.

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AMSTERDAM, OCT. 31.—We have rec .ived
ters and newspapers. from Paris'of the .6t t. They
contain nothing of importance, except that, accord-
ing to a letter from Munich of the '2 ISt his Majesty
the Emperor Napoleon left Schoenbrunn on the
16111, at noon, and arrived at Passau on the filth,
where he inspe&ed Forts Napoleon and Maximilian,
and the redoubts-of, Than, Abersberg, Eckmuhl,
Wagrana, Rival"), Alexander, and Eugene.
On,the 20th, in the morning, his Majesty arrived
at the Castle of Nymphenburgh, near Munich. In
the evening he .went, with their Majesties the:King
and•Qtreen of. Bavaria, to the Theatre. Th 9 Castte„
the fine ,avenges leading from Nymphenbargh to
Munich,, and the whole of the City, were Mimi,"
gated. On. the•foth, his Majesty accompanied the
Kingiof qiavaria on a. hunting party, halt a league
• see
from Munich.
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LettersfrOtp 'Vienna of the 15th mention, that the,. '
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Articles of tlielLeaty of peace had not then transpired;
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but thamheipublic formed/ sotne conjeetures respea,-
,ing th!,irr,purpert, from.the.fad, that in, the prece-
Litng wet*. he. Registers of ,ibe AuStro-Bohemian .
Chancery were scaled up by the" French Commis-
aioners, and together,'
,with several 'documents found.,
among*thern velat*.tO Tyrol, Upper Ausrii, Saltz.
burgh, Carin..,' , tz, Gori, and Trieste, were packed
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repand se,r4 2
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This.l4o„l/pg,t4folio wing notice was placarded t
" Accerdiil,to? potifieAion fromthe Frerich Itn-
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erial CommandaneolthiS city to the Governmento£ ....
Lower Apstria,. the fortifications of Vienna, will this: ' '
day (the'Atli of oci-ober) be blown up, by corn.; ',..
viand of hi IVT:,ijesty the Emperor of the French.,—
The Governnient at ' Lower 'Austria thereforo •
hastens to give- th' public immediate notice of this
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curnstanoe. "-`lnconsequence of this command,' ~
ac.'ds the 1 ttet alluded to; " every precaution has
been used ophe security of the public, both by pre- .:
velv,ing;(ll 'streets being crowded by the Juba. .
bitantsigptp leaving notices at the houses situated
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near , :till,. astions. The time fixed for' the ex-
.Plosion ti between the hours of three and four.--
The works that are io be demolished are those which. ,i
have been eret4ted'at:thel3urg, Karthuer, and &hot-
ten gates, and- which we have, with heavy hearts,
seeli carried on torso long a period. But as it is only .
the out-Works; and -not the walls of the city that are
to be destriciyed„and As the quantity of powder has
'beenCareftiliy. -catdulated, so as merely to dernolisil -
them without blowing the materials to any distance,
zthe.shock of thee/plosion will matte very little itn-. „
pre.ssion upon the city. Yesterday evening the horse
guards*, and this morning the last of the foot gads
- •marched out. The entrenched camp at Spitz 'wt ,t
it.-is said, be demolished this afterno.on"..
AistsTil; rijim, OCT. 30.—Th follS,Wing article i* ,
giveutrifilta sal,..inerit to the Vienna City Courant. of
the OW i §.4411! :--- .
',.- Ibis ay, at noon, the Chief Magistrate a this
city ricei d the following- letter froin the Governor
of Lower Austria :-
". Stet--I hasten, by means of the inclosed Order
of the Day ;lo communicate to your Ex,ediency the.
joyful 'tidings, that Peace was signed at trine o'efocic
-this kiwi-ping. , fhalie it in charge to cause tile s-anick
to, bieilotitied to:-the • public, by the firing of. AO
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p;p a,mrec of r,1(111. and to Droitiov_,.,it • A--i-x Lac. the
bound of trumpets-- I.- common .you 10. ,at. 1164, AS.,
accompanying-.Order of the DJy to be placarded i*
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both languages, &c.

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