The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS;

.Sr. PETERSEUEGII., SEPT. 20.—0 n the isth, in
the afternoon, the Counsellor of State,-SonoLtiohs,
arrived here from Fredericksham with the Definitive
Treaty of Peace between Russia and Sweden.
Count RomA NZ OFF also-arrived to=day; at six o'clock
in the evening. Some- hours before, the news of
this peace, so glorious- for "Russia,- had been an-
nounced • to - the inhabitant*. - numerous sa-
lutes .of Artillery, fired from the fortress of St.
Peter and St. Paul. Yesterday a religious, festi-
Val of thanksgiving for the Peace, was celebrated in
the church of St..lsaac ; 25,000 men, commanded
by the Grand Duke Constantine, were under arms..
—The Emperor repaired to the church on horse-
back, amid an immense concourse of people, who
made the air resound with their acclamations...
—The two Empresses, the Imperial Family,
the Members of the Corps Diplornatique, were
present at the Te Eeum which was sung, accompa-
nied by several discharges of artillery and musketry.
,In the evening the whole- City was illtninated.--,-
The Treaty will be published-with a -Manifesto.—
A Te Deux will likewiie. be sung in all the
churches of the Empire. Count P.ONANZOFF, the
negotiator, and signer of the Treaty, has been raised
to the dignity of Chancellor of the. Empire, the first'
civil dignity of 'the State ; he has the, rank of a Field--
Marshal:General. Thefield-Marshal-General Count
cunoWtsx is 4 appointed Governor of Mcscow. Ma-
jor-General IiE„ANPOUR'r .is appointed Lieutenant-
General aour army in. Moldavia; be has again gained
some signal advantages over the Turk's, of •which we
expe& the Particularsert(MOnitettr, 061.5.)
Semuz.r,, SEPT 4.--,The Russian Army, which is
besieging Ismailow, consists of 30,000 men. The
Turkish garrison, which is nut-1140ns, makes the most
vigorous deferice.. An army of observation covers
the siege against that 'of the Grand Vizier, which•
has advanced to Silestria, while another corps is.pro-
ceding along the coast of .the slack Sea, upon Yar--
na; It is possible the two armies will not be long
before they come w an engagement.
PARIS, OCTOBIIR 16.—. His Excellency the Grand
Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, exercising
provisionally the funelions of the Grand Chancellor
of the Three Golden Fleeces, has noticed, in conse,
quence of orders which his Majesty the Emperor
and King has designed to communicate to him in a
letter, . dared Schoenbrunn,' O&ober 8, that no
Frenchman, of wbateyer degree or condition, may
receive pr bear any of 'the Orders of- the Gulden
Fleece, such Order being incompatible with that of
the Three Golden Fleecei, 9reEted by his Imperial
and Royal Majesty.—(moniteur, 061.,17.)
1"11.1Nlif0RT, Oar. 11.77 A, dehichMent of West..
phalian troops brought in here to-day about 591)6.
soners of the troops of the Duke of OELS j they are
almost all wounded.---(Mori our, Oct. tB.)

PAti.ls,ocr. 15.—Letters from Viennastate, that
the Austrian Generals, Count BosNA and Baron
MEYER, were present at th'e review of the French
Imperial_ Guards, held on the sth hist.

ACcording to letters from Augsburgh, the Duke
of Be6SANO, theDulses'of Fartmt and ROVIGO, and
several other persions who, are to attend his Imperial
Majesty qn his approaching journey, are preparing
every thins for their departure. Icis generally suppos-
ed that his Imperial. Majesty was to leave Vienna on
the t2th inst. for raris. The last intent ence from
the former place is of 'the gth inst. a.t which time
the. EmperOr still continued in scheenbrunn. His
Excellency M. MONTALICOT, Minister of a-lel-lonic
Department, and pietterais guti,Aun and LEBRUN,
of the Emperor, haVe arrived iulhis
capital.
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MUNICH, OCT. 9,.—Op the sth and 6th instant
arrived here Major Count TANFKENCH, the Prince
Of HOHENZOLLERN, Baron yOI,DERSPOng, as Cou-
tiers from Salzburgh and Vienna.
On the 25th inst. the.Tyrolese insurgents attack.
ed the regiment pf foot guards, which occupied a
position at Lustenstein; and in its environs, and
obliged it, after a vigorous resistance, to fall back to
gollern. L'hey were however attacked in their turn
.by a corps of French troops, detached for that purpose
by the Duke of DALMATIA, under ,the. orders of
General MONTMARIE, and completely defeated, with
great loss : three hundred were made prisoners of
war, and piece of cannon taken.
ST. VETER.SBURH, SEPT. 27.—Bpron STED.,
INN, late Swedish, Ambassador at this Court, has
arrived here from Fredericksham, but whether heis to
remain here in his former diplomatic capacity is,
not yet known.
BERLIN, OCT., . Aoyal •Prtissian Ma-
jesty was on the 4th inst. safely delivered of a Prince,
at kcningsberg.

1 We are glad to see the name of Sir T. B.Tuompa
SON, 13trt.- included in th 4 new list of Admirals, as
this Gentleman was one prelte
,heroes.in the immix.-
tal Vietory of the Nile, -aria; ctiospiotaous among
those whose judgment, enserprize,,and protnptituk,
esietatatty cottititltd the hoi4our.sA,qur, country
en that InemeiAblv'o'ccaiion: •