The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-18 00:00:00

Far.,.:‘, CH AND DUTCH P.AIPERS.

ANISTErtDAM, OcT. t I.—His Majesty yesterday
received the happy lute iiigence that peace between
Austria and France was signed on the 3cl of this
month at Altenburgh.
This happy event has been announced to-day to
r!le inhabitants of the capital by' discharges of artil-
iory, which have been repeated many times during
the day. The Royal flag was also hoisted in token
of rejoicing,

::'-ic2ording to the latest 'reports, Lieutenant-ColO-
nei lea TABOI3, Aid-de-Camp to Marshal DUMONT-
.CZAI-1, has, with a detachment of Chasseurs, driven
.v-ay the enemy who were in North Beveland, made
htie
satiors prisoners, and burnt two canoes.

The royal fleet, uoder the command of Marshal
VganuEtt., which has been in sight of the enemy
:.:11:ce 'the 7th of this month, under the Sandkria,
'x.is reconnoitred as far as Sloe.

ANTWERP, OCT. 4.—The night between the 29th
30th of last month spread terror throughout the
English position. The whole British squadron .was
in motion; and a 74 gun ship got aground. The
foU,.ving day she was taken in tow by a frigate, and
hrought afloat. In the afternoon she was surrounded
a number of small armed vessel's. Several of the
persons who were wrecked, succeeded in saving
themselves in the island of Cadsand. The climate
of the Island of Walcheren proves so destructive to
the English, that in the sole burying ground of the
city of Flos;-,ing, 513 graves have been dug, con-
.
iaining each four soldiers, and 19 graves foi- officers.
--(Royal Amsterdam Gazette, Off. 2.)
MILAN, OCT. 2.-Our official paper contains an
article, dated Verona, September 30, by which it
appears that the,Tyrolese, who had for some time
succeeded in making inroads into Italy, from To-

on the frontiers of the Valteline to Beiluno, in
order to procure provisions, have at length ben
driven back into their country by General PEYRI,
v. he has no only occupied Roveredo and Trent, but
oko taken up a position with his troops, which most
a-.l.etua:ly covers that part of the Tyrol..
VIENNA, SECT. 30.-,-The Baden Gazette of the
4th Sept. contains the intelligence that the Crown
Prince the Archduke FERDINAND, the Archduchess
LoUISA, the Archduke ANTHONY, and all the Mem-
brs of the Austrian Imperial Family who were in
Erlaw and Kashau have arrived in Buda.—(The same
Pur;LT of oa. 12th.)

-0711,

STUTGARD, OCT. 4.—Accordiig to intelligence
bt-)Ll'nt to Majesty the Ring, by an Estafette,

Pe::ce between the two Emperors of France and

AuAria was signed at Schoenbrunn in the night. be-
.o.v(!(!n the ..e.gth and 3014.0 f. Sept.

The Congress of Altenburg was dissolved on the

2AI.

According to a letter from Munich of the Ist of
0 tuner, the relays for the .L.,,operor were ready.—
It was expected that this Sovereign would, leave
t3,:ltuathruun on the 3d .or 4th.

''LEN A, SEPT. continues to be rumour-
ed, ti,at the .1.-t.goctaton will be concluded in this
capit3l. tiaron Meyer is said to be charg,•cl by his
S",)vereign with the settlement of the new frontiers.
the mean time fresh troops daily arrive here from
C.3eltnany ; and additions continue to be made to
the fortifications which defend Leopoldstadt, and
the island on which it is situated. For this purpose
several houses are pulling down; and the arm of the
ainoLle which surrounds Leopuldstadt is fortified
w:th batteries and entrenchments.

SEPT. 29.—One of the principzl obstacles to the
progress of the negociation related 10 the possession
of spalalr o by the Austrians; but it appear--; that
they have now assented to the total cession of Dal-
matia-

' It is reported. that his Majest7 intends to pass a
few..days at Esterhazy, in the ofoedemburg,
inhere preparations have been made for a grand
'miming part v.

Ihenews of the Russians having passed. the Da-
nube nt Galacz, received here a few days sh;ce,
occasioned a strong sensation in the Austria.?

HANOVER, SEPT. ,30.—Portuguese troops are now
middling in here; and c the sth of next tiionth
ve expt 500 of them, wha are coming by way
of Osuaburg. Their further destination is unknown.
ULM, SEPT: 30.—Aceprdinz to letters from the
Tyrol, the innkeeper Hofer occupies the
,Castle of
inspruck, where he lives at the public charge.—
Being remonstrated with on • this subject, he an-
swered, that he had furnished lodgings long enough
to others, to be accommodated with a lodging in his
turn. • •

There has been brought in prisoner to Munich a
pretended-`' Tyrolese Captairv, who was formerly a
-Gaiter at an inn, .and whose only employment was
to attend' a skittle ground,- and serve. his Master's
guests with liquor. His garb was that of a genuine
Sans t'alotte, and the mounting of his sword w.:s
the Only thing which distinguished him from the
privates. , The Bavarians clapped a label on his
back with the, . words Herr .IZatipterocna (Master
Captain.)

_
Tire revolutionary fury by which the 'Tyrolese
I,,,,ke.epers•hai,e. distinguished themselves, Said to
have chiefly !,riginated,in a Bavarian ordinance, af-
fixing a stated:price to all their commodities; Where-
s under the. Austrian Goi-ierumeilt, the innkeepers
tr3vellers'as they, thought fit.• •.' •
.-te.se soldiers; wile have been for some

rhes Fort

.
tit:-: lidarte,rvd at Munich, though ri and well
ousutne se,Arceiy. half the. gnant:ty of food
a.Cdrr_lati re attires: They prQfer bac:,

and think the Bavarians happy in having so good a
beverage.
THE HAGUE, OCT. 11.—The Landroost of the
Department of Zealand has issued a Proclamation to
warp the inhabitants against purchasing any articles
conf,cated by the English, in the Lle of Walche-
ren, and subsequently exposed to sale by them.—
The purchase is declared to be null and void, and
the buyer is threatened with a criminal process, be-
sides the future restitution of the property to the
former owner.

11,AI
Arcitivzo—r Lisbon, r Dublin. DUE-2. Go;tenburgh,
1 Malta, r Cadiz, 6 Waterford.

THE SUN.

t."OrEM QUIS DICiRE lALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 189 g.

We last night stopped the Press to announce to.
our Readers the important Intelligence of the Con-
chasion of a Peace between Austria and France. The
intelligence was received by Government from the
Commander of our Forces in Walcheren. At a late
hour last night, Dutch and French Papers, the for 7
mer to the 14th, and the latter to the 11th instant,
reached town, which confirm that account. The
Amsterdam Gazette, of the loth inst. states, that the
Peace was signed at Altenbergh,but it does not men 7
tion the date. Private letters, however, state, that
it was signed on the 31st. 'We were told in the last
French Papers that the Negotiators had removed
from Altenburg!) to Vienna, and we confess that we
should have expaited that BUONAPARTE would have
insisted upon the Treaty being signed in the latter
place, in order to augment his triumph over his
adversary. A Letter from Stutgard says it was signed
at Schoenbrunn on the night between the 29th and
30t.h ult. Of the terms of this Treaty we are yet
unable to speak with any degree of precision. No
official details have, we believe, been received upon
the subje&.

An Opposition Paper of this morning, in coal,
.meeting upon the article in which we communicat-
ed the intelligence to the public last night, says, that
Ministers confess that the terms are as humiliating to
Austria as the most melancholy presages could di-
vine. We will repeat the terms we made use of, and
then leave the public to judge of the fairness of the
construElion which has been put upon our language.
After mentioning the signature of the Treaty, we
said that " we had not learned the terms, but we
feared that they were humiliating to Austria," and

ti,isis represented as a confession by Ministers, that
the terms were as humiliating to Austria as the most
melancholy presages could divine."
Private accounts state that Austria has consented
to cede Trieste, Fiume, Spalatro, and the whole of
Da!maim, to France.

It is singular that the signature of the Treaty is
not mentioned in the Moniteur of the toth inst.

We this morning received Portuguese Papers to
the 27th ult. It does not appear that any move-
ment of consequence had taken place in Spain. We
are happy however to find that an ample supply of
provisions and troops have been thrown into Gerona,

A report was mentioned in a Paper of this Morn-
ing, that the Margnis of WELLESLEY had received
instructions to proceed to Paris, to open a Negocia-
don' with BUONAPARTE. It is hardly necessary to
state to our Readers, that the ReporV is wholly un-
fountled.

Government have received Dispatches from
clajo, of the date of the 21st ult. but they con-
tain no news of importance. Sotrur remained still
at Placentia, and. the Marquis DE LA RomANA was
at Ciudad Roderigo with his army. Our troops, we
are happy to add, were in excellent health. and
spirits.

The Indefatigable frigate, which has arrived at
Plymouth, from Ferrol and Corunna, has brought
several Letters, which give a most favourable repre,
sentation of the aithirs of Spain. We have made
some extrads from them, but we fear the picture is
too highly coloured.

Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
GIISTA and SoPINA, and the Duke 01 CUMBERLAND,
accoinrinied by Count MUNSTER, Lady ELY, Gen.
FITZRoY, HO,l. Mr. VILLtERS, and 'Col. TAYLOR,
rode on horseback in Windsor Great Park, and re-
turned at twelve o'clock.

• The Duke of CUMBERLAND afterwards set off for

The Duke of KENT kit Windsor on Monday af-
ternoon, for Castlehear Hill.
It has been stated, but we have reason to believe
without the slightest founclJtiorr in fad, that Mr.
CooxE, Under Secretary of Stale in the Colonial
a:pal-in-lent, is to succeed Mr. HUSKISSON, as Se-
cretary. to the Treasury.
,•,..

We understand the Court of Assistants of the
Merchant Tailors' Company, who lent the use of
their Hall to the Merchants, Bankers, &c. for the
entert,iintrient on. the approaching Jubilee, intend
having their HA superbly illuminated, and adorned'
with tmi;i6p4ratics appropriate to thQ happy °cm-
s;oll.-