The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-11 00:00:00

IN THE NAME OF THE EMPEROR.

THE E:',IPItF,39„ QUEEN, AN!) REeENT, TO • TIIE
ISISJTOP OF ******. _ _ _

'fur, Btstro P OF * * victory of Wurt-
chtn, in Lusatia, where his -Majesty the Emperor,
our very dear and well beloved Husband corn-
. • )(ling in person his armies, has deleated'tbe
Ilairsian and Prutsinn armies, ewpm/laded by their.
Sovereigns, notwithstanding the entrenchments
with eilieit they were covered ; the happiness
I,l•Livh be has had of re-establishing in Ills capital
It Ally the King of Saxony', and of delivering
al his kitiptoto ; the thanksgivings which Ger-
30;My retutcrs to the (ocl to for luiving de'
cr ea, by the assistance which he tuts given to
its august protector, from the npirit of anarchy
with many bad enveloped the eatitie
a Spirit. SO contrary, to the spirit of our
religion,
and to the precepts of God, hulnees me to,write
you this letter, in ortler, that as tiotiii tvi you: „b„ir
have received it, you may concert with those
mitoul it is proper to call our it,eopitt..tO the

Churches, and to address Go I with the tsrayer)
you think most fit in these great circumstances.
This letter having no other eat!, we pray God may
have you in his holy keeping.
Given in our Imperial Palace of St. Cloud,
May. 30, 1813.
(Signed) MARIE LOUISE:

FRONTIERS. OF SAkONY, MAY .281—The Russian
General Whningerode has given np.the command
of his corpS, because he was dist:atisiied at •being
under the command Of Gen. Blucher.

VI FNNA MAY 21—The Ministers yesterday as-
se.mbled at the Castle of LuX'embOurg, to assist at
sa State•conference, presided by the Emperor in
person. Lieut.-General Count Bubo, returned,
the clay before yesterday here, from the Emperor.
Napoleon's head-quarters. lie alighted at the
house of Count Metternich, Minister for Foreign
Affairs ; and the Minister immediately conducted
him to Luxembourg, to present to the EMperOr of
Austria the dispatches with which he was charged
front the Emperor of the French. Nothing re-
specting theta has transpired in public.
Crtacow, MAY 4,---The Polish corps (Valance,
under the Orders of Prince. Poniatowski, which at
his retreat- into our departMent, scarcely amount-
ed to 3,000 liken, now consists of 11,000, who
are in the best condition. The artillery helOng-
ing to it is not numerous, but there are 5%000 eiv-
valry, well mounted, (according to the intelli-
gence which has reached us) ; this corps d'armee
has received permission to pass through the,Atts•-•
trian States, and proceed to the place of their
destination.

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

.GOTTENEURGII, JUNF,.. .—Another attenipt to
brink round the Danes has been made, but without
success. A war between Sweden and Denmark is
therefore considered inevitable.

ST. PATERS/MUGU, MAY 18.—Sweden has de-
manded the dismission- of the Danish Minister
from hence.

iIEAD-CLOAETER9. AT STRA.L.RUND, THE 24TH MAY.
The flcet.of! transports from GOttenburgh, hay-
ing on board the. Royal Infantry Regiments of
Elfsborg, Skarnberg, and West (3othland,
likewise a battalion of the regiment of Royal
Yagers, came to anchor the day before yesterday
in Perth road, and yesterday the whole' of the
the troops were disembarked. The Royal Newki
regitilent is likewise arrived.

- .
The King's horse Giiiirds entered this place
yesti.rday. His Royal Highness the CROWN
ParscE continues to enjoy au excellent state of
'health.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CtrusitttLANti,
left this place on his way to Strelitz, (}ll the even-
ing of the 20th inst.