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THE SUN.

SOLENI w.JIS DICZRZ F ALSU 14 AUDEAT ?

L U N D 0 IV,

FRIDXY, OCTOPER 27, 1809.

At a , late hour last-night the Moniteur and the
Joianal de commerce of thee 19th and 20th, reacileki
town.' 'The Monitoris still silent on the subject of
`Veace, but on the margin of the ,Journal du com-
merce; 'of 'the 20th, the following important para-
graph' is printed in a small charatlier :
" Ce 20 Otiobre, 9 heures du math), le canon se
fait 'entendre, et tout announce flue c'est la confirma-
tion de la nouvelle de la Pal;, signee Ie 14."

This loth of 'o6tober, at nitre o'clock the
morning, we hear the firing of the cannon, and every
'thing annOunces that it is a confirmation of the news
of Peace, signed on the 14th."

The same Paper mentions a report that the Peace
was signed on the 14th inst. but it is singular ti;ei
the Moniteur should not have as early intelligence
upon the subjeEt as the Jounzal de Commerce. The
other articles in these Papers are uninteresting, ex-
cept indeed the novel, piece of infoirmatit.given. to
us, tLat we .lost two sail of tie line in our Expedi-
tion to the Schekt.

Since writing the above we have received the
following intelligence, from a qiiarter on which

we place the most, implicit reliance, of the con-

citision of a Peace between Austria and Francc..4—

It was signed, we understand, on the sth instant.
We are not in posse*ion of the detail of the Treaty,
but we have reason to believe that the following are

the principal terms :
The greater part of Austrian and Polish Galicia is

to be surrendered. Russia is to have a small portion

of it, and France the remainder. The Bishopric of

Saltzburg is to be given tcl Bavaria, and France is

to receive Trieste, and Fiume and the whole of the

Austrian possessions on the Shores of the Adriatic.

So that in fad Austria is left without any port, or

any means of communication with the sea.

Allorning Paper of this day makes a:heavy com-
plaint againSt Government, because Mr. SYDENHAM,
a particular friend of Marquis WELLESLEY, is gone
to Seville, as it alleges, for the purpose of inducing
that Nobleman to accept a situation at home, in con-
junaion with thepresent Ministers. Mr. SyDENHAm
is, certainly gone, but whether for that purpOse,
is
more than the Writer alluded to can possibly know,
and perhaps he. may be just as near the truth as
he is in stating that Mr. SYDENHA4 belongs to
the Customs, 'instead of the Eiceise.
The same Paper complains of Mr. PERCEVALIS
inconsistency in refusing to let Mr. SY.DENiIADI-aC.
company Marquis WELLESLEY as one of. the Em-
bassy, and now permitting him to go upon the supposed
mission. But is there no' difference between a per-
Manent -situation., which might occasion a long 'ab-
sence from the country; anda short visif, which may
Merely occupy a fortnight ?

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY', the Duke of
CUMBERLAND, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, 3C-
c9rupsnied by Earls HARCOURT and WINCHILSEA,
Lords ARDEN and ST. HELEN'S,. Lady ELY, Count
MUNSTER, Generals FITZROY, CARTWRIGHT, COIS.
SNEID', TAYLOR, &-.c. took their usual rides in Wind-
sor Park. After returning, the Duke. of CUMBER.:
LAND, Earl WINCHILSEA, Gen. CARTWRIGHT, and
Colonel SNELL), went into Bachelors' Acre, to see
the Bachelors' .bull baited, and subscribed a \hand:-.
some sum of money to the Bachelors.'
Yesterday his-Royal Highness the Duke 'of Cotst-
EERLAND arrived in town trans Wiridsor:
Yesterday her Ruyal Highness the Princess. of
WALES gave.a grand dinner; at her apartments, in
Kensington Palace. ,
The. Duke of YORK arrived at Windsor early on
Wednesday, from a visit to his Royal Sisters, the
Princesses MARY and AMELIA, at Weymouth, for
the purpose of being present ats be Jubilee at Win&
sot-. We have great satisfaction to ,being able to an-
nounce, that the Duke of •Yokx...report&d to the
Royal Family, that the Princess AMELIA was in a
fair way of recovery, and was expected to arrive at
Windsor in a few days, •in a carriage belonging to
the Prince of WALES, which has Abe convenience of
a bed. Mr. ,JERDAN'S Poem " The Jubilee," was.
presented to her MAJESTY at the Castle, in the
morning, by the Princess ELIZABETH.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Prince of
WALES, and her Royal Highness Printess CHAR-
LOTTE of WA returned to:town-froth Windser.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Yom
arrived in town from Windsor, and in the -evegin‘
entertained a seleat party with an elegant dinner, 'At,
his house, Stable-yard, St,Jathes's.
Xesterday a Cabinet, council was held'at* the
reig:o Office; there /were present Evl CAMDEN,
President; Earls; of leivEkPeoL, BATHURST,,atId
HARROWEY, Lord MULGRAVE. and 'the CHANCEL
LOA of the Excitkatuk.