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

AT/TCH PriPERS.

VIENNA, SEPT. 1,4.--,-The arrival of "the Itlss'an
COI] ntC z 74 ur cit E? atSchoenbrunn,and bis.journey
afterwards to the Castle of Tolls, the present resi-
dence of the Emperor FRA,ltcrs, has caused the re-.
newal of the armistice for an unlimited period, as
the contents of the dispatches he brought rendered
it necessary to send a courier to Petersburg!. After_
the return, of this,courier, it is hoped that peace will
be signe& certain that the negociationsat Al•
tenburglcarepaking progress, and that within these
eight days. tha views of both parties have somewhat

approximated. •
VIENNA, SEPT. 13.—General BUENA arrived here
on the loth from the Emperor FRANCIS, at Totis,
and immediately proceeded to the head-quarters of
the Emperor NAPOLEON, at Schoenbrunn. Yester-
day he dined with his Majesty, with, whom he had,a
long conference before they sat down to table. It
is said that :the General intended to return, yester-
day, but that in consequence of the invitation of the
Emperor NAPOLEON he will remain some days longer.
It is reported from Altenburgh, that the Austrian
Plenipotentiary, Count —METTERNICH, was on the
point of departing, when. the French Plenipcten-

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Wiry, Count CHAMPAGNY, invited him to stay some
time longer, as he would soon have new proPosi--
Lions to submit to him, which would be very agree-
to the Emperor of Austria.
The French army is advancing.
force is direaed towards Hungary.
A large army is assembling on the Carpathian
Mountains, to oppose an irruption into Poland
(Corresponden ten.") , 1E!
PETERSEURGH, SEPT. I3.—Our Court Gazette
of this day contains the following article :
It ought to be made known as a warning against
credulity, that a vigilant observation has some time
ago discovered and brought tolight, the base artifices
whereby certain idle persons have endeavoured to
promote their own views by occupying the attention
of the public with unfounded rumours. These in-
ventors of truths and falsehoods find every event
a pretext for the most alarming forebodings. If
war breaks out in a distant part of the Russian ter-
ritory, they immediately foresee the separation of
our provinces, insurrection and uproar; and to lis-
ten to them, one would think she theatre of the war,
was already at Perersburgh. A vidory is no sooner'
obtained by our troops, than according to the reli-
tions Of these worthy patriots, here has fallen Kam
menski—there Bagration, in the action. If a hostile
fleet appear in she Baltic, they quickly have Cron-
stadt in flames and Revel in ashese But foreign
eventsare not sufficient to employ them ; restless in
their art of political lying, ther.seize upon all cir-
cumstances, and domestic affairS in their turn ,neVv_
engage their attention. Here an extensive field of,
no, eiiy opens to them. To-day is to appear an
order forbidding all persons to wear a frockto-
morrow a still more severe regulation—and on the.
Ist of September this year was infallibly to have
been is,ued an Ukase to repeal the laws in fevour of
the peasants as possessors of property. The Minis-
ster, or that great man, is described to have spoten
b idly against such a measure,, and therefore -to
have tallea into disgrace. Another is said to have
cootribued to the measure, and to be therefore in
favour.
When the true source of these disgusting stories
is disclosed, the well disposed pareof the public tnust
be ashamed of becoming an instrument in the hand
of baseness, and of having been the sport of passilia
which were foreign to them.
For the rest, the contrivers of these fables, as
well as tie motives which have instigated them, are
well known to the Government.. Events have al-
ready repeatedly exposed to shame their interested
partialities. Time will bring tore of them to
light, and their names will then, without mercy
be exhibited as fit objects of public derision. . ,

Its principal

WESEL, SEPT. 18.
ludgment pronounced by the Special Military Ccimrnissiosi,
at Wesel, in the zsth Military Division.

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In the name of the E2,l2Eg9a and ICANG..
This day Sept. 16, 1,8'4, the Military Special
Commission at Wesel, in the 25111 Military- Divi-
sion, appointed according to the Decree of
,ito
m
17th Messidor, in the te year, canvokedin,,As44
confortnity .with that Decree. It consisted of
M. c;RAND, Chief of Battalion in the g4th Regiment
01 the Line, President. . .. •. -.
HAIM', Chief of Cohort in the National Guard.
HENRY, Captain of the 21st Regiment of Light In-
fantry.
HARMOIS, Captain of. the -Corps of the Imperial
Engineers. . .
PIZRLiT, Adjutant-Major in the National Guard.' ~.
ROXBORO,- Captain of the. g4th Regiment- of the
0
, Line. ..
CAVIN, Captain of the 21St Regiment of Lightln-
fantry.—Reporter.
All nominated by
.the General of Division D'AL-
LEMANGE, Commander of the 25th Military Di-

viston• .
The said -convoked Commission asserni-ded,
."in .Hall
in the Citadel, for the trial of ::4't
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1. LEOPOLD JOHN, son of Frederick iotißikg:,tk-
- ‘roline Brett',- born on the tBth of June;?77p, at
1101-..Q3S 1
Massow, in Presnan, Pornerania. .
- C&il '
g• PANti. Sctiminr, ,soii of 'Johanna Asti,
Schmidt and DorothqiTrappler, born on the iijth '
*of 'January,. 178 1;. Aißerlin. . .
3. FERDINAND 04cit, son of Ferdinand Galle and '
Dorothea WaltT, 'born on the -loth of October,
1781, in Berlin. , 4 • . . .
4.° CARL WuriE4l.l;,.son•of Johann Wilhelm Wedell
. and Louise Von Griesheim, born on the 36.11y0f
July, 1786, at Brauusforth, in‘P:ussian Poinera-
. um. . ,
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5. Appt.Pii Kv.t.En, son of Adolph Keller and
Elizabeth Nerlich, born on the 301 n of SepteM-.
ber, 178.5, at i Syasburgh n Prussia.
~
o. QOtTANTIN NATDANABLGABAI‘N' akin ;ICarl.
neillriCil Gabain and Heuriette LouiSe' ~fly,
1 born on the 23d July, 1744, at Prussian- tioliarV,
i iu Plilfrilia. .