The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-14 00:00:00

FROM THE G-7.1N11.,4N PAPERS

'VIENNA, MARCH '2 5 . —Our Court Gazette, of the
.11st, contains the following from Turkey : " Ad-
mirtinottis's Squadron, cruizing "off •Tenedos, wag.
reinforced 'between the 15th and t sth of 'February,
by fotir-Tliree-deckers, several Frigates, and Car-
vettes ;"and on the Et rst the English forced the Seven
Forts whi.ell'proteel the passage of the Dardanelles,
:nurtit.t4Ship of the Line, and also destroyed some
Turkish Frigates in the Channel. In consequence,
fresh negotiations,' and proposalS for accommodation,
took place, and were continued when the latest ac-
counts came away."'

VIENNA, MARCH 1 B.—Count KOLLOViRATiI, Our;
new Governoi'-General of -Transylvania, Who hag
been here some time; has received orders to repair
immediately to HerinanStadt. The Austrian troops
in Transylvania areto be considerably reinforced..
The death of Pas N Oototi was fortunate for Rus--
sia,, as that experienced warrior intended to put him-
self at the head of 100,000. men, and to march
againSt General -MiCtIELSON. Strong suspicion has
been-entertained of the cause of PAS\V4N's death.
WAasAw,. MARCH 17.—An Officer belonging to
the Polish GUard of Nobles, with his Majesty the,
Emperor; arrived here yesterday from
,t he bezad-
quarters. According to his report, the evenincr
forchis•departUre intelligence had bean roceived3thave
Gen. DOMBR6WSKI'S division bad made itself mas-
ter of one of the suburbs of Dantzic, known by the
name of the Fahrwassei%
Two thousand cavalry of that division had marched
for the Grand Army at Oster ode. - The second re-
giment
of the First Polish Legion, under Colonel
STANISLAUS POTOCKI, marched out to Praga yester-'
day, from whence the first regiment of the Bavarian •
Cavalry defiled on the 'same day.
• Our Journal of to-day says, that the Grand' Duke
Of BERG, at the bead of some sluadions 'of cavalry,
and supported by the division of General ZAL'ovr-
-2 ECK, had driven -a corps of Russian 'Hussars and

Cossacks, making ten squadrons altogether; from
Neidenburgh, Willenburgh, and the circunijacent
country. Several Russians were killed, and too
Made. prisoners, and they were pursued, in a state
of diSorder, three leagues. After this glorious affair,
the Polish battalions rejoined their ,
Fnom JASSY, MAnCli 1.---A plundering party of
Tartars is said to hdve passed the Pruth and the
Danube, and to tkreaten this city. The Boyars are
flying to seek. refuge elsewhere..

VIENNA, MARCH 18; General BELLEGARDE'S
Corps, after waiting nine months for 'the-surrender
of Cataro, has returned to Trieste, and will march
into Carinthia to obtain its complement',of Mem.-
Prince BAGRATH/ON, a 'brother. to the Russian
'Lieutenant-General who commands under Genetai
ilikiNtospt, has arrived here, ' •

'Whatever may be said abroad of military move
ments in our Monarchy, here we cannot perceive the
least trace Of them: -every thing wears the comfort,,
able appearance of tranquillity. The present levid
for completing the regiments are by no means so con,'
siderableas report Ens Made them ; as we understand.
they are principally intended to discharge the unser...
viceable men, and to take off such persc.ms as are•
useless and superfluous as citizens. . -The tew young:
menbi hooufsceres,dhitowpehobohoanvet9 bbeeenpr-odirnaowtend
tasr°lllCaldeesPtsealde-
Subalterns.

I...OPENHAGENi MAReli 24.--A Vessel which aro
rived yesterday from Dantzic, which placcshe left on
the 17th, brings the folloWingintelligence : Aqcord-
lag to the Konigiburgh .nurnql of the if2th, the posi-
tions of the French and Russian • armies remained
the same. The former were fortifying themselves in
Erauiisbuigh. Prince BAGRATMON, who had joined
the.arrnysincei his return t.rom St. Petershurgh, had
brought the'Order of ALEXANDER fur Gen. LEP'
TOC(1, and a gratuity of 35,000 males. Prust..
sian:.General TAWENZEIN had been exchanged.- The
Danizic, the Eastern part excepted, was
Wliaity -occupied by French troops, who were.ehr
gaged in -driwing • off the water that runs through
the place, and • turns several mills.- The Prussian
garrison exceedS_l6,ooo men.
,-

A letter from Dantzic, of the 14th, says: " Twen-
ty thousand men, mostly Poles, are lying round this
place. General KALICREUTH has arrived here with
a reinforcement of 2000 Cossacks, and has taken
the command of tfie placp.- We are taking the most
efficient. mean's' of defence. The suburbs 'arc alrea•
dy destroyed; so that 8000 People are ‘itithout house
or home. A very grid military police is established
in the interior. No assemblages are permitted in
the streets,' or any of the public places."
1-lAmatmon, MAion 30.—Some of the Papers
have annoqnced that the French had attempted a
debarkation upon the Isle of Rugen ; but the most
•. ,
recent newgrom that country are far from confirm-
ing these accounts. Several Dutch Generals hare
already arrived here, pnd'others•are expected.
The Head-quarters of the French Army continuta
at Osterode on the 22d. instant..
P.S.-,—The latest accounts fiorn the theatre of War
seem toannounce great 'events. It is ret:terid. that
the right wing of. the French army,. under. Marshal
MAssENA, has made a movement upon the left of
the Russians. If this be true, a decisive aEtion ap-
pears inevitable. The alarms excited by these
movements are compensated by new hops of Peace.
.All the letters from the theatre of war say that pro•
posals of Peace have been made ; and It is known
that the Negotiations to which the presence of M.
Da KLEIST at the French bead-quartert have gives.
rise, -are not yet entirely broken- off.
FROM THE MAIN, MARCH accord-
ing to the Papers, is to be divided' into ten depart-
ments ; each department is to be under an ,Admini-
strator, distinguished by the title of DrOssard or
.Prefea. The old AdministratiOns are. to 13e. abo'
Jished. , . ,

. ,
-I‘l.4.nctr 24.—Letters from Silesia say, that since
the artillery used. at Schweidnitz has bee,n brought
before CQsel, that place has been warmly attacked.
The inhabitants have taken refuge in •the cellars,
and •the Governor encourages the garrison•to make
vigorous resistance. •

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`Dialon the li th instant, at his -Chambepfilo,
Gray's-Inn-square, in the 21.,d yrar.of. his age, Air.
Ffi“..1.14 BELL, youngest son of JANE a 'BELL, EA'
of Bericiek.upon-Tweed.
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