The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-22 00:00:00

Sunday to his Majesty the Emperor and King, was
l'the Prince of YSENBURG, Colonel in the service
et his Royal :Highness the'Gratid Duke of 13,kinni,
`who ,was presented by the'.l3arOG Da DALBERG,
UiiiiStei Plenipotentiary of the Grall4,Duke of
BAtE,lsh
• PARIS, SRPT. Io.—The Counsellor of State, pa-
n:lOlOND, has this 'week presented the annual
130dget- to the Legislative. The expenditure
remains on the:former footing, and will be covered
by the revenue. The land-tax, however, will ex-
perienee a , redution, whith it is 'estimated will
amount to 20,000,000.
The credittropened for, the several Ministers; for
the year 1808, are . the Arne as for the year 1807,
the War Department included. M. DEFERMOND
showed that the too hasty redutSlion of the pre-
sent military force would be attended with incon-
venience.

The Grand Duke of WurtTsnvacn and the
Grand. Duke of BADE have followed the Em-
peror to Rambouillet. On Wednesday his Majesty
held a Council of State there, which all the,Mini-
sters attended.

• General HULLIN has contradi&ed thereport which
appeared in some • German Papers, that before he
left Berlin he received from the King of Paussut.
the Order of the Black Eagle, and a snuff-box set
with diamonds.--The Consols are at 813 i.
"WEINIAII, AUG. 21.—For some days past, if' has
been pretty generally rumoured throughout this
country, that his Majesty the Emperor NAPOLEON
will create a new Principality of. Jena. That coun-
try had formerly its particular Dukes, of the branch
of Sage Eisenach.,• When that branch became cx-
tin& Jena was incorporated in the Duchy of Wei
mAr.. The re-establishment of that Duchy would
be a political and historical monument of the ever-
memorable vietoryof the 14th of Oaober 180.—
This Principality• is. said to be destined. ter one of the
most distinguished 'Marshals of France. The' 'lota
which the Duke of SAXE WEIMAR would suffer by
this cession, would 'be richly compensated by: the.
Town and Principality of Erfurth, which 'is to' be
ceded to the Duke of Wait,' AR. • It is added,' that'
the University of Jena will be richly endowed, will
become the first .A.Cademy of the Confederation of
the Rhine, and be placed under the .special protec-
tion of his Majesty•the• 'Emperor of the FRENC4.
The finahleterminotiona relative to this change are
looked for with Impatienc.e. • •
It appears to be already determined,: that the part
-of Thuringia belonging: to the 'King of SAXONY,
shall be ceded to the Duke of SAXE GOTHA, • who,
in his turn, will cide to his MAJESTY : the. Duchy..of.
Altenbtirgh.(PuMciste).

ST. PETEREIBInIOIf, (AUG. 21, O. S.) SEPT.
However little it may be, the interest of Great•Bri.;
tally to go to war with Russia, and which the Rus-
SiallS theinselves, if they reason impartially, cannot
but he Serisiblebf, there' is no further doubt of the
British. Government suspecting such intentions on
our part; or having intentions itself a acting hos-
tilely against tis. As.a first measure of the otiena-
lure or-the other, the•moit active preparations are'
going' on 'here (St. Petetsburgb),' at, the Galley
Mole, and at, Cronstadt ; and, •in the 'face of these
preparations, business of every kind is at a stank,
amongst all classes of merchants, excepting that the
English are hastening off what property they can
bring together, for they •can receive no authoritative
information to relieve the apprehensions that have,
in a greater or less degree, prevailed since the news
of the proceedings against Copenhagen. That mea-
sure has created a .general ferment here, and when
,the imprtSsien•is: once done away, of Eogland and •
Russia being natural Allies. (an • impression on the
public mind th 4 bas been of such importance to
our commercial intercourse .among the Russians),
God knows when there may again. be any thing .like
security for British trade here. Should hostilities
actually break have little hesitation in de-
claring, t shat .4 will be against the general 'opinion
and wisher (416 nation, whatever may -have ac-
tuated certain circles of our Government, the greater
part of whom are not Russians born, and are either ,
insensible or indifferent to the interests of the Em-
Fire. Parties run.extrethely .high; the Livonian or
rench party are in the Administration. The real
Russians are desirourto maintain a friendly under-
stAnding with your country.' •
VIENNA, Ann. 26;—The marriage of our Sove-
reign with her Imperial Highness, Princess MARIA
REATRIX, eklest daughter of the late Archiftike
FiRDINAND, of MILAN, is agreed upon ; it will take
place op the 20th of NoVember next. The Prin-
cess is, twenty
.years Of age ; she. has already 're7
ceived the Emperor's 'portrait ; and yesterday, her
hirth=day, she wore it suspended from , her neck, ,
The same day there was a breakfast at the Imperial
~Palace; at which his Majesty' made the Princes pre- •
sent of some stiperb'bracelets., A•courier L's been -sent
•to Rome to procnre dispensations for this marriage,'
the. Princess BeAntili being cousin-gem)an tOtllo
Emperor. , . • -'
Ir appears' certain,. that the Prince Royal:of 'D4
VAIIIA will espouse the Princess AU4.I.UST& .at ,
SAXONY. I