The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-27 00:00:00

FREACH FAIPERg.

'PAW, Our. Ig.—" It was known yesterday that
peace was signed wjth Austria, on the 14th inst. at

nine in the morning.
"It said that Marshal Ney is to be employed
in the army of Germany, . _
"The garrison of Senegal, forming a-part of the
46th regiment of the line, arrived at Vannes on ale
12th inst, where it will remain for,some time, to-re-

cover from the effeds of a long passage. It was cou-
veyed to France in English transports.
" Vesuvius, according to the latest accounts from
Naples, stilt continued to emit flames, notwithstand-
ing the incessant rains which had recently fallen iu
that quarter. The violence of the eruption had

abated; but the volcano still discharged a small
stream,of burning matter, in a
,direEtion nearly op.

posite td that of former eruptions of lava.
PARIS, OCT. I 8.--" His Majesty the Emperor
was still at Schoenbrunn on the ilth inst. The,ttd-
vices from Vienna of that date contain nothing

cial respe6ting the conclusion of Peace, but prepara-
tions continued to be made for the Emperor's de-

parture, The advance of the Imperial Guard was.

already on its march,
‘, On Saturday, Count Montalivet, the new Mi-
nister Of the Interior,, took the oath of ofiice in the
presence of .the Prince Arch-Chancellor, and im-
mediately after entered upon-the exercise of his func-
tions. •

‘, Marshal the Duke of Ttlgusa- is, it is reported,
to take the command of a body of, troops in Spain.'
«The supplementary levy ordered by the Senato
Consultum of the sth inst..is carrying into effeti,

simultaneously, and with the greatest aZtivity, in alt
the departments. Those of the five classes therein •
specified, who May • bave married previous to the
publication of the Decree, are, by" the 4th article,
exempted from the ballot; and by the sth article,
persons having,stood the chance of the ballot for the'-
preceding contingents, and for the present contingent i!
of 36,000, without being drawn; shall be free iron

•
all future cips.
" We art assured that improvements, upon a very
extensive scale, are.about to be executed in the Port
of Antwerp, which will be enlarged so as to contain.
a numerous fleet of ships of the line. It is ali,o said,
that additions are to be made to the fortifications of
Ostend. Solikens will be put in a state of defence,
and the fine sluices in that village will be secured
against the dangers of a coup de main.
" English, in their Expedition to the Scheldt,
have lost'several vessels of ditlerent fates. The fol-
lowing is ,a return of their known losses ;--1. A
pinnace sunk insattempting to interrupt the comma?'
nication between Flushing and the Isle of CAdsand.
2,t Three pinnaces sunk on the, 2d of August, by
the fire of the batteries of the Isle of Watcher-6E1.-4
3.% A corvette, copper-bottomed, -wrecked on die 3d
of Sept. on the bank of Oost-Callot.- 4. Several
bomb-vassal;, lost under the batteries of Fluslitug,,'
ifl
the attack upon that place. 5. TWO ships of ttlo

line alndoned by the enemy ; one of which, a 7*,
I Aka's lost„off-Zuricsee. •6. A cutter wrecked on t 4,4
20th of Se'ptemba; oft flushing Thii ,stateri-w4
•
does not include-several.of:.the enemy's vessels 11314

.have been• dismasted, disabled,' or more or less (15--

Trkagett in the narrows of the -Scheldt, on the -a,:taC
a:letter 6:Om Leghorn of. the 102.
inst. prize. goods, being part.,of
,the cargges of
vessels carried into Corsica by French privateers, arc
declared .admissible -into -Leghorn,- • and the other
ports of the Mediterranean, mentioned the' fc:{Jfil
Article of the Decree _of ...the .241 h of June, 1808,
,with the exception-cif muslins:Cotion, cloths, stutti,
hosiery, and millinery, prohibited by the Ist Art. of
the said Deciee. the

VIENNA, OCT. 13.—" The weather has suddenly
changed..
,Tte thermometer, which- was at 16, h3l
fallen to 4, in the day-time, and it freezes 'alrocisi
every night. The. sun is seldom seki4'fidikei,e ,
it shone.ye,sterdly, at tie mornent,,ot the parade,.
which took place a 8 usual, in the court of ttie paiace
,
of ocnoenhrak-i, and ttracted • a great crowd.
Two neov:. pieces `have btien acted, at Abe Court
'Theatre':' the Dtriz,f,trat4 of Mozart, by the German
players and tine Seri nos o)era of Zalimaa the music
by PortogalLQ., The, Italiati;perloratFrs situ in this'
latter piece, with the same taste and ability tliat they
did in the opera of Lodoiska."

,ht.is with lively feelings of •interest for the fat&A.
Sovereigns, that we lay before the Public-the follow.?
jng-..peculiarly affecting detail ; which, while it
exhibits an „aiwful proof of' the unenvia,yeness 01
the eminence
.tan which Kings are .placeci, .and
the mutability, of ad earthly • things; ..afforcNto
every British subjea abundant Cati Se. of grati-
tude to thai , Superintending Providence wbo,
amidst this wreck :A .Royalty, has Preserved our
gracious Sovereign vie coinMencerrient of the
7.1 d• year., of his _, and the both of his reign.
In the • year 1788, iider-mentioned
reigns were reigning; viz.
Louis XVI. • France,' Deposed and publicly triwderecl.,.
Charles IV. Spain, Deposed. ,• •
••
Matra, Portugal, 'Expatriated. - •
Joseph 11. Germaily,, Died, supposed by paison...„
Catherine, Russia, Died suddenly, and her son and
successor, Paul, assassinated.,
Gustavus 111. Sweden, Assassinated a -maSipierade. _
• Ferdinand IV. Naples, Deprived of his dominions.
Emanuel IV. Sardinia, Arlxiicatecl,
ECc'esias- z Died; after being deprived of
-5 his temporalities.
Sell rt•a I. Ottoman' E Inp. DepoSed and poisoned.
Christian VI I. Denmark, ' Bead, incapacitated tram reign
111 g some years previous to his deueast
William V. Holland, Deposed. •
• Frederick 111. Prussia, A natural death. , s
George 111. Os,. Britain, siill.reigns. Long live the Kino
Vretn the above statement the account will stand,
thus :

One, murdered. One, assassinated.
F ur, deposed:. One, abdicated..
One, expatriated. One, died a Lunatic.,
'Two, pow)ned. One, natural death.
One, sunder. (Lath. ' One, still reigning.

• A SINGULAR FACT.—The buyer of one.of. the CA".
pital Prizes in the late Lottery was a young won-Jan,-
who, when newly born, was found in a basket by a
Mr. Furnts, vvlio,todk care of the little innocent
this youpg woman, tow lives servant at a Lottery'
Otfice„and on Mr. F. and Mr...dniunds, a vit,-ittalleto
going .to the °dice to purchase two. Shares, the objet
of Mr. ' ''urnis'SprotettiOn- was called to picl;. out 01
Shard; ud thus the Adventurers became vosseso.
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