The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-10 00:00:00

TtVEN'TY-NINTH BULL El IN.

" VIENNA, :JULY, 22.---Generals Durosnels and
Foolers have returned to the head-quarters. All our
surmises with respe& to the fate of the former have
proved erroneous. He was not wounded, and had
no horse killed under him ; but' as he was Coming
back from carry moat he Duke of Montebello the order
for 'eoncentrattig his movements on account of the
destruction of the bridges, on the 22d of May, he
crossed a hollow where he found twenty-five hus-
sars, whom he fancied formed one of our out-posts.
Ho did not perceive they were Austrians until they.
had made lirn their prisoner. , As we had been so
long without hearing from him, as well as from
other probable reasons, we thought he ,had been

" The General of Division'Regnier has taken the
Command of the Saxons, and occupies Presburgh.
" Marshal Macdonald is gone to take possession
of. the citadel of Gratz, which it is expeeted he will
enter to-day.
" The Marshal Duke of Ragusa encamps with his
corps on the heights of Krems. •
" His Ituperial Majesty passes his guards in review
every morning. The velites and toot grenadiers of
the Italian guard are remarkable for their excellent
order.

" Prince John de Lichtenstein, on bis return
from Buda, was presented on the ttith inst. to his
Imperial Majesty. He was bearer of a letter from
the Envetor of Austria.

" Count Bubna, Major-General and Aid-de-
camp to the Emperor of Austriii, has dined 'several
times with Count Champagny.
The commercial boats, which the events of the
War had scattered in various direaions, have been
colletted and repaired on the banks of the Danube.
They come every day laden with wood, vegetables,
corn and flour.
" The whole army is encamped."

By a Decree dated from the Imperial -camp at
Schoenbrunn, July 18th, his Majesty has named
Colonels-Doperroux, of the 113th regiment, Kozi-
nowski, of the 2d regiment of the-Vistula, Daigre-
moni, of the 13th regiment of Cuirassiers, St. Cyr
I\,Tugues, Chief of the Staff of the third corps of the
army of Spain : Haxo, Commandant of the Engi-
neers belonging to the same corps, Devatlens, of
the 4th regiment of Hussars, and Meyer, Aid-de-
Camp to Geueral Suchet, Utficers'of the Legion of
Honour; and Lieutenants i!ticiteres, Deslotnbes,
and-Ricoux,. privates of the Legion of Honour.
By the same Decree, the Emperor has ordered the
distribution of ninety-seven decorations of the Le-
gion of Honour among the regiments belonging to
the third corps of the Army of SPain, which distin-
guished themselves most AY the • battles of Saragossa
and Beichite.

VIENNA, JULY 15.-It is stated that the French
and A‘ustrian Plenipotentiaries, who are to conclude
and sign the "Reilly of PeaCO, will meet at Brunn;
and Get:eral Count Andreossy, and Prince Lichten-
stein, are pointed out as the persons enttusted.With
that important mission. Nothing has yet transpired
of the negociations which have already taken place.
It is only remarked, that the greatest aetivity'pre-
vails in the office of Count Champagny, Minister
for Foreign. Affairs. , His Excellency repairs every
day to Schoenbrtinn, and spends several hours -with
his Imperial' Majesty.
Many promotions have taken place in the army.
We ere fold that his Majesty has presented the cross
of the Legion of Honour to General Narbonne, Go-
vernor of Haab.

General Mathien Dumas fins the office of Chief
of the Staff of the army under'r'he command of Ma-
jor-Generar the Prince of Neufchatel.
Three dap after the battle of Wagrarn, the fol-
lowing order of the day was published :

HeAd-quartert, Wolkerscionf, Ply 9.
" The day of Enzersdorff, and the decisive WC-
Ale of Wagram, hive crowned with success the most
complete and the most gtorions campaign for our
armies which their toils and preceding battles had
prepared. The enemy has lost an immense number
of standards, Go pieces of cannon, and it s,w° pri-
soners. The field of aaion is covered with his
dead, and all the neighbouring villages are filled
with his wounded.

•" His Imperial Majesty expresses hint approba-
tion of the condudt of the whole army.
"The artillery, by their vigorous attacks, the en-
gineers, poutooners, and sailors, as well by the rapi-
dity with which they fixed the bridges under the tire
of the enemy, as by the immense labours through
which, in a few days, they have secured the pass-
age of the army over the last arm of the Danube
and the islands, raised .entrenchments, and opened
roe ds for our troops, have greatly contributed to the
fonunate results of the battles of Etucersdortf and
Wagrani. The Emperor also expresses his particu-
lar approbation of their conduit.
(Signed) • '"ALEXAiIDER, Major-General." •

JULY 1 B.—Ai.ibe present moment, viten part of
the aim}, got:¢ into cantonments, and the other .is
about to encamp, it is thought proper to give as
much publicity as possible to the tolio,.ing order of
the day, dated from. the. Imperial head-quarters at
Wolkersdorff

"The aaroach of the harvest,.and the necessity
orrene'iving our reson;ces, require that the greatest
attention should be paid to the preservation of the
ripened corn, a:ul that proper tileastircs be taken to
secure its produce. A. rigorous observance ot the
re,,ulation of the Bth of June is alone able to proted
the pe-sons and property of the inhabitants of the
country.' The severe e•karnpis which have been
made, and even thejast alts of miercy of the Emperor,'
have revealed to the army it tirtn, intention ot pot-
tiog.an end to devastation.; of the most criminal and
dariger:;wi naturd which base take place.
" Lit guilts 'and Gcottals in Chief shall once
t. ore prohibit the foragint..4 in fields where the corn
is-ripe. They shall take care that no village or field
be set on Lire. They shall' recall to their habi-
tations, and take under their protection, the country
Prople, who cannot cease to tear, and re.utne their
usetol i beers, Until all the soldiers of the army, no
lot,gcr blind to their ry.vn interest, shall observe !he
strictest discipline, and succeed by then- conduct, to
ermy hnqbanciman with confidence.
(Signed) ALRXANDIR,
" ince tg Not khate

The division of the army commanded by the Dukt•
'of Ragusa shall in tUtu re be denominated the Eeventh
Corps ; that of Marshal Oudinot continues to be
called the Second Corps, as it way whilst under the
command of the late Duke of Montebello.

JULY vie—The Emperor visited yesterday the
field of baetle of Wacrram. His Majesty was struck
with grief at the deplorable state to which the fire
of both armies has reduced the neighbouring vitlagtsi
acrd, it is said, ordered every possible assistance to be
afibrded to \their inhabitants. A new demand for
lint and rags has been made to the citizens of Vienna.
Too. many, praises cannot be bestowed on the ladies
of that city, for their zeal and humanity in obeyin,g,
and even anticipating the injun&ions of the Govern-
ment, for the relief of the wounded. The greatest
part of the army is about to encamp, and they al-
ready begin to build barracks tOr the Imperial guard.
The negociations prOceed, and the little information
that transpires, although by no means authentic, is
sufficient to dispel every apprehension of the re-
newal of hostilities. Many necessary and considera-
ble sacrifices, on the part of Austria, are mentioned;
but they are the price of peace, which can only be
obtained.and secured through them. It is also stated
that the Emperor Francis agrees to send 60,q00 men
to join the French army in an expedition against
Turkey but this is merely a rumour, which wants
confirmation.

JULY lb.—Mr. de Hoppe, Secretary in Chancery
of the Court and State, was arrested here, at the
end of last month, by order of the French Authori-
ties. But through the -.solicitations of his wife, he
has been allowed to remain in his own house guard-
ed by gens d'armes. It is said that he is IQ serve as'
an hostage for Mr. de Thurman' , the French Intendant
at 'Bayreuth, who was carried away by the Austrians;
Mr. de Zatolisko, Counsellor at Court, belonging to.
the Administration of the Police, has been arrested
on the same grounds.
PARIS,. JULV 2g.—The Prince of Porte Corvo ar-
rived here two days ago.
In conformity to the orders contained in the let-
ter of his Majesty the Emperor and King, dated
July 13, from his Imperial camp at Znaim, in Mo-
ravia, and addressed to the Israelitish Consistory at
Paris, by his Excellency the Minister for Divine
Worship, on Sunday next, the 30th instant, prayeiii
and thanksgivings will be offered to the Most High,
in the Jewish Temple of the street St. Avoie, far
the viaories of Enzersdortf and \Vagrant, in whiol
the God of Armies has so evidently fought with the
warriors of France..

JULY 30.—His Majesty has ordered an immediate
stop to be put to the reprisals lately decreed against
the subjeEtS of the Dey of Algiers, as the Dey 110°
given satisfaation for his conduet towards Mr. Du-
bois Thainville, and the Frenchmen in his dominions-
In consequence, the sequestration laid on his vessels
and goods ig raised. _

His Majesty also revives the decree of September
6, I 808, relative to colonial produce coining
Holland, and which bad been annulled by the de"
cree of the it tit June last. No colonial produce
coining, through Holland shall therefore be admitted
on the territory of the French Empire, whatever ts=
the mode of ins importance'', or the certificates %id'
which it is attended.

MUNSTER, JULY 22.—Flis Majesty the King of
Westphalia is expected at Hanover, which place
A
General Iteubell entered the Igth the beim'
of 6000 We3tphalian troops.

CMSEL, JULY 22.—His Majesty
has orgzniz i
by a Lite decree, a b2ttalion of tiational guards, corn"
posed of eight companies, one of which is to consigt
ed
of grenadiers, and another of chasseurs, containing
each Itt4 efnatve men, officers included.

AUGSBURGII, JULY VO.-7—Certain intelligence has
reached us, that after the departure of the Duke e
Ragusa, the Austrians, almoSt instmiy, again took ,
possession of a part of Lower Stiria; but the vra"
vince will, by virtue of the armistice of Zn:litn, be
shortly given up to the. French truops. It cssentiltilf
contributes at the present moment, by it tertilitPe
to the supply of Lower Austri3, and particularly 01
Vienna, with provkions. Gratz, the capital, '
one of the most important towns belonging to the
Austrian Monarchy. Marshal Macdonald's core
has been ordered to take up cantonments in die
province.
M tnuctr, JULY 29.—Although the Austrian AO"
jot. Telmer, who commands the insurgents of ti'6
Tyrol, was- informed of the armistice of be
had on the 17th, the audacity to make a geneqi
i
attack upon the positions of the Bavarian General
Count d'Areo. He gained and kept possession for
an hour of the town of Martian, but was at length'
defeated, and driven into the mountains with ccry
siderable loss.

MADRID, JuLT 20.—His Majesty's last laboor4
have been dedicated to a consideration of the condi'
tion of persons employed by the State, and Oa
adoption of an equitable s);stem for reform, Ll°d
the granting of pensions to those who retire fill
office. The. old Government, had vainly al temPt';
to correct the abuses existing in that part of the A
ministration. The reward due to services
ways tell to the share of. intrigue. Emploviocll
and: pensions were multiplied, in proportion t
the nntnher of persons itl:ended to be served ;
places were subje:ited to an ince4ant [notation clit
cult to be conceived. Ignorance and effrontery Ql7-
tamed the posts claimed in vain by talent and lilt;
struCtion, and discouragement sprang from such °,
ill-contrived organisation. The numerouq tax
torn from the labours of many unhappy
were scarcely sufficient to pay all i he pensions so it)
considerately lavished away-. The Decree issued},
his MaYesty, which insures pensions of retreat to 11)()4
who are employed in his service, secures at o'lc,
their zeal and gratitude, nod will prove one of °l'.
greatest benefits conferred upon his people. •

On Monday night, after the family of Mr. 1-'1•;:
gas, had retired to rest at their house, No. to, -I'
place, Miry-le-bonne, one of the servants in the
tio.was awoke by a rumbling noise, which
with a viblent shock. of the building, which Or;
three stories-high, and 17.3 not been built mole 0.'4
seen years. The whole of the tamlly, consisto.%
of seven persons, escaped from the lop and bot!°'e,
.of the home, with the exception of an apPre'"fcor
just in time to avoid being buried in the rains,
tier
two upper stories tell in, and part of Stu 61,10,5
wall. The apprentice, whose name is Mow,
two hours in thernins, but he providonti)llY
raped without injury.