The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-31 00:00:00

and" notwithstanding the respectable stare of the
army, it is said that Ci.,000 will he immediately
raised. ;This increase' of the regular troopa
• her with the Landwehr, raise the total
tint of men trained to arms, and disposable
service in the field, to above: half a million.
:No leak preparations are made in all quarters for
tt conSiderable park artillery. From Austria
and Aloravia for some weeks past, strong trains
of artillery have been conveyed to Bohemia ohey
are now, also conveyed to upper Austria. The
arsenal at Pest has sent its stores of caniwn and
. ammunition to Lower Styria; while an incre-
dible activity •is displayed in supplying that, as
well as the Other arsenals and ammunition depots
of the Empire, with military stores., It is assert-
ed by sonic, that foe the greater security of all
ypo n ints,of the Moareliy, Landsturm will also'be
called out, hi whichwill`be enridled all perions in
civil life,' with theirsonsand domestics,: from the
are of 18 to GO, With the exception only of the
clergy:and of sucVotlicers whose personal ser-
vices are necessary in their maaisterial occupations.-
VIEWIS;4OLv 28.—Our present great prepara-
tions, prinligions as they arc, wilt notwithstand-
ing be increased by the 'Hungarian insurrection.
Konte weeks ago;:•General Von Ktitsehera, Ad-
jutant of his Majesty the Emperor, passed through
this city on his way to Hungary ; and, it is now
known that he carried with him the sninaMus.of
the' King to all the Nobles of the: kingdom. of
Hungary, and the Provinces connected with it, for
a general arming. It is said that the insurrection
is; appointed to take place on the 9th of August ;
bitt that different counties will only be able to
make the necessary assemblages im the 12th of,
August. It is understood, that the insurrection
will this time assume a new aspect ; of which the
lraltl e will be informed by a proclamation here-
after tivlie issned. The great military prepara-
tions produce a greater activity in commerce than
has taken place for some years. This increase of
commerce has also put more paper-money in cir-
culation than before its depreciation ; and, there-
fore, it is no wonder that our exchanges, which
for some months past were inconsiderable, have
How risen from 141 i to 162 for money.
• VIENNA, AUG'. 1.---The march of troops of all
sorts through our neighbourhood continues unin-
terrupted. There is also here, besides those which
are resting for a few days, in order to march still
farther, the regiment-of Deutschmcister,—Whicb -
hassnot yet been, ordered to break up, but which
has been directed to be constantly prepared for
that purpose.
Tn •
Upper and Lower Austria, and also in Bo-
hemia, orders have been issued for raising strong
entretichmentS in various placai. The head-quar-
ters of the army in the \Vest of Bohemia, which,
it was said, for some days, were to be. at Pilsen,
haVe now been ordered to Budweis. It is stated,
that the General Order fur what is called the
Landsturm, issued from the highest authority, has
been alreadyisrinted, and lies ready for publica-
tion : but it is yet kept back.
\VW' regard to the Hungarian Insurrection, we
are assured, that its present enrolment will differ
front former ones, inasmuch as the Nobles of the
kingdom will conic forward in person Int the tic-
wetly the ease, by substitnies,, • , •

.flambur4h Papers to the 27th, have reached
town.—The following, is contained in a Number
of the (Journal des Boucles de l'Elbe
" HAM/WIWI!' Aoo. M.—Count Von Rogen-
(lmp, General of Division, Aid-de-Camp to the
Emperor, Officer of the Legion of Honour,- Knight
of the Great Cross, of the Order of Union, and
Governor of Ilamburgh,—
" First--Considering the public notice of the
-termination of the Armistice, and the near ap-
proach of hostilities.; • .
" Secondly—That in h town declared in a state
of siege, every assemblage of people is against the
law, and is dangerous to the public security;
" Thirdly—That it is productive of order to
prevent such meetings, and that all means should
be adopted for that purpose, it is hereby decreed,
" I. That all assemblings of the inhabitants in
the streets of the town and of the suburbs, is
strictly prohibited.
2. Such assemblages of persons shall be-pre-
vented by armed force, and if
t on the first no-
tice the offenders do not disperse, 'they shall be
arrested and shot.

:3. Ladies collected in the same manner shall
he separated by an armed force, and for disobe-
dience sball be arrested, whipped with iods, and
imprisoned►
" 4: The congregation of more than four per-
sons shall be deemed to be an unlawful mob,
" 5. In case of an hostile attack upon Ham-
burg!), and the troops take► arms or the artillery
is discharged, the citizens are to confine them-
selves within their houses, and to close the doors.
e' 6. Every inhabitant bolding no public tiface,
'Vito d►nring_ the c4nnonade, without written au-
t shall be: seen in the streets of the city or
shall be urreste►t and condemned by us
to imprisonment, or, according to the c►rcurn-
utalices, be taken before a Military
.4' 7. Every inhabitant who shall be discovered
upon the ramparts, or upon the ianer o►r miter
work 3, shall be arrested and sentenced to impri-
sonment, and if he so offend during an attack, he
shall be shot.

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" 8. Any one who is guilty of airculating dis-
quieting reports, ur in writing, word, or deed, shall
idisOvb the ftiblic repose, shall be arrested and
Wild by a Aiilitery Commission.
« 9. Oihould a dispute arise between an inha-
bltant and 44 military person, the former must pre-
sent his complaint before us, or the Commander
of the place, and justice shall be done to him ; but
in no case shall a citizen presume to take up.in
iiinpeif to re,venp.;e his Own wrongs. Every in-
Inbitant nr citizen who uses violence to a. French
ooldicr,especially when he i on thity,shall be shot.
The present Drcreemalallkhe printed in
French and German, and be
carding at the principal stationseofntliNevrlcii4 1:11:(-1
suburbs.

Count VON HOOENDORP.,"
I)9iiti in traniburgh this Ist Aug. J la."

The letters from Hetigoldnd mention, that the
right wing of the united northern army, under the.