The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-16 00:00:00

Yesterday glinburgh Papers to the 7th instant
reached town. They confirm the account of the
etpture of War*l..v by the Austrians. It appears
fruit) these account.; that a Convention was agreed
upon between the Archduke FEi(DINAND and Prince
PotnArowsx.r, M consequence .of which the troops I
tinder. the command of the latter retired to the other i
Side of the Vistula, without; however, engaging not i -
toserve again. Reports are circulated on the Con- I

'the Danube.

tinent with great Industry, by the French agents,
that the aus.sian* are' oi9g to take an active part.
fgaitibt Austria, and 'that 70,000 Alussians are on the
poilat 01 entering Gallicia. We are very :much in-
clined to believe that Ru,sia will not take an active

part against Austria; but even if she were inclined
to do it, ihe has not, we Are convinced, 'a dispostt-
:, ale force of 70,000 men on the frontiers of Gallicia.
Sonia of the private Letters which have been re-
Ceived front the Conti,ent contain a report of a great
victory obtained by the Austrians over the French,
but we fear there is no toundation, for this report.
Zudependaut of the French aceJOnis, there can be
tio doubt, froM the *Austrian Bulletins which we
ye3terday laid before our Headers, that the Austrians
have suffered most- severely; but at the same time it
is obvious that the French pu chased their vi&ory
MOSt dearly, lion' the circuinstance: of their not be-
ing able to advance for so many days, after the bat.:
tle of Ctttj,ubl. The French Bulletins compared
the victory over the Austrians to that obtained over
the Prussians at 'Jena; but after that battle the.
}rench overran the whole of the Prussian territories
without meeting air impediment that retarded their
PrQgrss for a day. Our hopes have been so fi•e-
-quwltlY disappointed, that 'we are unwilling to in-
dulge in expeaatiuns that may prove too sanguine,
but every day's intelligence tends to confirm us in•
the opinion; that it the Austrians do not suffer them-
selves to be panic-struck by their first disasters, they
stay yet bring the, campaign. to a favourable con-
clusicm.

Lieut. ANDERSON, of his Majesty's Ship Niobe,
and Captains GOLDFINCH and. ToomPsoN, of the
Artillery, are-prisoners at Oiiorto;
His Majesty's .hip graft/pis, with the Phc.enir,
Preston, Sara!' Anna,. and from
Bengal, are arrived off lealmoulh.
His AlsjeSiy's ship Lion, wjrh the. Ocean,`Conma,
Ceres, and Exeter, from London, arrived at China
the 27th September. -
To-Clay the'Lortn MAYOR ordered the Price of
Bread to be lowered 3d. per peck 7.: the tinartt-rn ldaf
will then be ts.

WE this morning received some more German
j'aPcP's; from which we„htive made the following
extrad,
LLIPZIC, APRIL 23.-0 a the 256, at ten in the
evrtittig, at the moment when g. D$ Morns-
4utou r, turned to the head-quarters of the Emperor
tit:o4ozi,.'this city wa illuminated in celebration
of the important victory of the 20th. In the same
14,111 an occurrence took place,. winch, theetagh -very
ant, may be much exaggerated by the dis-
lacted or the ignorant. Solna unknown persons,
•W' 11 tied so quick/ that they Could, n. rft,.? be arrested,
threw gravel and bills of thud at several windows.of
tie Pal4cP. It not cl,,ubted that these triflers, who
Were probably intoxicate.!, are some foreigners,
:natty of whom are here in the Fair. time. There
i4,in,leed, no inhabitant of Letpsic but regards, as
a justly punishable 'offence, whatever might render
the restAence of our respected Sovereign, in this town;
JO the least unpleisant.
A. Courier arrived here yesterday morning with
The honourable Convention vc.hich the Commander
of the Polish artily,
,Prince PoNtATowzm, has con•
eluded with. the Archduke FERDINAND. That
equally wise and brave Co
.mmander stipulated the
evacuation of Warsaw to • save the capital froth the
horrors of a siege, and to secure to' his army all the
l'Peours of war. The troops, withdrew with their
and. baggage;_ and with their coloors flying, to
other side of the Vistula,' without . entering into
any obligation not to 'serve. This Convention au-
tk9rises I\l. SeaRA, the French 'President, to re-
move, with c,ll the French he may take under his
111.1.°'"inn.. When this Courier came away, intel-
A,,ence wi,l3 every.niement expeaectolthe.entrance
o't flit!
Accordi -
11 to the last accounts, the head-quarters
of 11?0 Prince orNite •Corvo wcre'at Rucloisiadt"-
114 iiighlles Proceeds limn thence to-Schleigs.
'IC, Pita have received certain,
itill;
-6CO that the Prince of P(dite Corvo.will this.
day enter Bohemia, while the Duke of Auemadt,
at the sante tithe, advance; throe the Upper Pa-
g •
14tii)d „
re. •
tarn N, Aram —30. The Saxon army, under
the Nine° 00 Ponte Corvo, is, at this moment on its
March to Bohemia by Egra.
It is rePorted that the Polish Saxon army under
the Prince JOSSPII PONIATOWSKI, on the tgth, oh-
rained a signal advantage over th'e troops of the
Archduke PBIIDINAND, at Blanin. His force, how-
ever, being less than that of the hostile army,
he has
!TI ootieeetkenee of a Convention entered the. Russian
territory, it, order to unite with Genefal KERSAKOW,
W4O marches against the Austrians.
This city is.akain placed in a'state of defence, to
seCore it against the possible advance of hostile corps.
Our army is animated with zeal to emulate the late
44141(910n obtained by the other troops of the
Rhenish Confederacy.
Sonic of the Bohemian Militia have entered a
SaXon vtllaae, and committed' great excesses.

Yesterday dispatches were received at the Atimi,
ralty, from Admiral PELLEW, from the East Indies.
By a new regulation in the Army, all the reginients
of the line are to consist it aEtly of i otui men, to each
of which are to be attached 200 itiiiistd boys,
Parliament is expe6ted to, rise. on or before the
'l6th of June, from the forward state of public busi.
fleas iu both Houses.

Letters from }iambUrgb all concurib stating that
a Coiirier front Berlin had brought the account of the
retreat of the Emperor NAtiot.easciireottietiuemr of
a partial defeat 7, and they add, that a whole number
of The Hamburgli Correspohdenich hAti, been burnt
by order of the French Minister, because it contain•
ed au account of the success of the Austrian.

•
CALCUTTA GAZETTE, Nov. 17, 1808.
The following is'_a enfreta of passengers from
Madras, proceeding to Europe by the Fleet :
Per Phecnix—Mrs. Rowley, Mrs. Daniel, Misi Rowley,
Misses E. and. F. Yard, Miss Symonds, Sir 'Henry
Hodgson, Esq. I'. Dankl, Wallace, Esq. T.
Hamilton, Esq. R. Clarke, Esq. R. Shirson„ Esq. Mr.
Lovell, Mr R. D. White. Major Quin, Captain J. Baird.
Masters Rowley, Wahab, Moubray, Floyer, and Biltirighath.
Pre Prestort—Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Grace Bushby, Miss
Watts and an infant' Aiisses Lautnur and Ewan, 1. N.
Watts, F.sq. Mr, r. I.autour, Dr. W. Fallow6eld, Mr. C.
Tweesdale, Lieutenants Dynely, Baillie, and Master Watts.
Per Ann—Major S. Dalrymple, Lieutenants Bryer, W.
Ainslee, and V. (rice; Ensign A. Aitkin, Cornet Cawood,
and Master G. Read.

Passengers per Ceylon Captain, Mrs. and Miss Parker,
Miss Bridge, Lieutenant William I'. Foley, Mr. awl Mrs.
powdeswell, Mr. FL Sutherland, Mr, 1. Court, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowell, and Mrs. Smith.

FROM THB BOMBAY GAZETTE, OCT. 1, 1868.

List of Passengers per Wex tent, proceeding to Ehrope—Col.
Dickenson, lion., Capt. D.r.vson, Capt. De Courcy, R. N:
Captain W, G nun, his :sl,ijesty's 56th Regithent, 1. D.
Richardson, Esq. and Mrs: Ricnarctson, inlinson and
Children, Mr. and Mrs. !1.-Money, Lady Clarke and two
Children, Colonel and Mrs; Morris, Commodore tierlase,
C. ,Marine, Col. MASCO, Captains, Sp.irks; Skinner
lan, 86th regiment, and Davis, 477111 regiment ;
Lieutenant and Mrs. Gowan and three Children, Mr. and
Mrs. Gunter„ Mr. Abercroinny,'. Mr. Aladegon, Ensign
Diuham, 56th regiment; Masters West, INights, Haynes,
and Gibson.

. Per Tigris--Mrs. lackion, Major A. 'Watkins, lieta..W.
H. Jackson, Cupt. W. A. itaper, cotrotry, service; Misses
Duncan, Colvens, Flare, Tasokas, Forbes. „m 4 Parreti •
Masters Duncan, flare, Colver,s, 11 lair, fortws, and
Drowns.

Per Diana—Mrs. and two 'Miss 7.lasons, Lieuterrant.(bolo.
re! Burrows, Lieutenant Thomas Morgan, and k. I. Hutt.
Meow), Esq. Mrs. Marshall,,Captain, Mrs. and Mits-l.e.
ter, Mrs. Radelirle„. Lieutenant—Colonel .and Mrs. Oubois,
kV, C. Ord, Esq. LieuterrantS Ker and Scott, Mr. 11,,Cobb,
Captain Campbell, Lientenant Williams.'

Mustc.—The fifth of the series'of concerts under
the direction of Mr,;. BILLINGTON,„ NALDI,' and
littAttAlst,,took* place last night ah-Willis's "looms.
These concerts haVe ranked among the very best of
• the season, and that of last tight, was superior to all
the others. 1,10 instrumental novelty was, a beau-
coneertaorc by WiNTEtt, Imoly performed. .A
new Glee, for three voices, compost:a by Xatio, de-
served better pesetry, if poetry it may bo called. It was
well supported by BitAHOI, VAUGtritti, and BEG-.
LAwr!, An air composed for j3ltitil,kitt by Pr.
CLARKS, taken from the Poem of MARlsirots/, was'
well :adapted to the sentiments, and was song.with
great expression: -by BRA tiAm. The concluding
couplet can only rival Pip Bartlatt'S Verses—
,':Charge, Chzvitcrt, charge! on STANLEY, 0;l ►
Were the last words ,of,M A. Kht ! -ox."

The rest of the music was chieflpltalian, and re-
ceived all possible justice from Mrs. BILLINGTON,
NALDI, Miss PARKE, Mrs. BIANCHI, and BRAHANI.
Master Sutivrz, who seems to be about thirteen or
fourteen years of age, displayed.great skill and taste
in a sonata on the harp.

The. Duke of Sussux, and a large and elegant
audience, were present.

Mrs. BEAUVIbNT, who Mast Summer .perporineci
kidern, with Conhitlerable success, at the Hay_
market Theatre, is now performing at Liverpoel.

.. , -
ill I lake!) plam, fond was not immediately ; llctcnit*tiST, 2.--Thelaierilschl of. nulls.
the f.ars' of the people had began to subside. chuck, Krossa KIAJA, the !ate ,High Admiral, Acu-
e,
MET EFRENoz, the Vice-Admiral, and a number of
other prisoners of distinCtion, all faithful adherents:
of BAtaAcT,itt, have in consequence of the late re,
*volution arrived' here as fugitives, and have been'
well received.

About 70,000 Russians are in motion towards

Pakoue, Aiart.,2B.---liis Majesty has .appointed
Viscount VON 'W4t.t.rs, Land-Commissary-Guneral
in Bohemia. This Nobleman has subscribed eo,opo.
guilders in aid of .the means adopted for increasing
the heavy cavalry, and this day he issued a Procla-
mation, in which among other things, he says--!.
" The unexpeded result of the sangninary battle
of the 22d is known. After an almost uninter-
rupted contest of five days a great superiority of ca-
valry, On the evening of the 22d, decided the action
unfavourabli for our arms. Disasters in war are
unavoidable. The measures of defence, however;
must not be relaxed. .His Majesty has appointed me
Land Commissary General, in thesame manner as I
filled that dignity in mu:, and has been pleased to
empower me to conjoin the execution of this office
with the command of the troops, and also to dire&
the zeal of the inhabitants of Bohemia to the aug-
mentation Of .the army. Born a Bohemian, I shall,
in a few days, in compliance with his Majesty's com-
mands, join the army myself,'.'
Our troops which have entered the Tyrol, under
Field Marshal CHATELER, form the eighth Army
Corps. The gth
,and the 2d Army Corps are under
Archduke Jon. 4.