The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

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I DoirEa,MAßcit 19.--A vessel is just arrived,frorri4
i Rotterdam, the Captain of which states that Aus=
itria,has actually declared War against Vranee.
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A Flag of Truce arrived yesterday morning Erma
France, with.disratches for the Transport Ottce,
I reported to be relative to an exchange of Prisoners.

PLYMOUTH, MA'RCH h.—Arrived the French.
Schooner La Nairilie, from Guadaloupe, bound to,
Bourdeaux, last from Falmoutl),—laden with sugar,'
coffee, and cotton, captured on the esth ult. by 'the,
Nonpareil Schooner, Lieut. DICKENSON.

Weiit up the harboar to refit the Defitince, of 74
guns, Capt. ['DTI-IAM.
MARCH tB.-,-Sailed the Elizabeth Tender, 7,
tune Frigate, CRssack and Swallow Sloops of War,
Entreprenant Cutter, and the Eliza and Isaac Ten-
der ; also the Thetis Frigate, and the Ship Duke of
ii.eiti,lo.r.New Brunswick.

Gibruhar, of 80 guns, is under orders to
join the Fleet oil9toullefigt, and-win sail to day.

Orders are received hem N pin the San Josef in 'a'
state for colinmission; she undocked early in
1113 y.
l'his morning the illert Sloop of War, Captain
WILLIAW; got under weigh frOtlllaruouze, and in
-workhig onr.Ovei the bridge, struck on a , rock,
where she 11(4 remaini, but is expected to be got
,otiat the flowing of the tide.

Arriyed the Statira Frigiue from off Rochefort.

FAL?fOUTII, 1, nctl 46.—Arrived.the American
brig ltlext.r, from L'ourdeaux, io 18 days, detain-
ed, and reports, that the L'OriOt .Squadron, ,con-
sisting of three Sail of the Line and two Frigates,,
with provisions and troops, had sailed fur the West
Indies.

` Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, Sussux, and
CAMBRIDGE arrived at Windsor ; tiie Duke of Yost
was closeted with the KING on business, afterwardi
rode out with the KING and PRINCESSES, and in the
evening went to Oatlands.
.Yesterday. afternoon a Cabinet Council was held
at Burlington-house, at which were present, his
'Grace the Duke of PORTLAND,- the LORD-CHAN-
CELLOR,. Earls CAMDEN, CHATHAM, BATHURST,
WE‘TMoRLAND; Lords MULGRAVE and CASTLE-
REAGH, Mr. Secretary e,AN WING, and the CHANCEL-
LOR Of the•EXCHEIIIIIER.

01 Citio sick, which were landed at E3rnsgate from
Spain., no more than 30 have died., Upwards. of '2OO
are wholly lecovered, and the rethaur are iii a
'State of coovalescence.

Ten thousand pipes of Port Wineare safely arrived
In-she Ricer from Oporto, which is about the hall
of a-he annual consumption of England and her de-

- A traveller in France frequently meet! on the high
roads', -aistl,'oerticutarly in the vicinity of great cities,
Po or 3t refraaory conscripts, guarded by a body
of gendarmerie. 'rind coupled together with arope
attached to a torsP s tail, as a badge' .)1 disgrace.
A ship is arrived from Carolina, which si;t: left
about the latter end of *ebrtrary. 'l'he,soly fresh
intelliqence she brings is, that the Corerninent of
the Vnited States have enacted, that no execution
for debt shall be 'levied upon any one; even tliough
upon au actual judgment, before the Ist of January,
IBM The necessity of. this Illeihtlre has been QC-
caslnned by the pecuniary embarrassments conse.
quent upon the cinbargo. •
Saturday morning an elderly looking Gentleman
was found shot under the right ear, arid a, pistul ly-
ing by his side',,7in field near Somers Town; it
was supp.osed. to Ix; an amt of suicide.

Saturday afternoon, 114 tWt boys, tjts eldest not
ten years ',ld, were throwing stones at one another,
in Tottenham-Court-road, a stone struck the temple
of cne'athem and killed him on the, spot.
lit:Wee!! Tnursday night and Friday morning, the
warehouse of, Mr. Dupree, Uptioisteier, in Orown-
street, Finsbury-square, was hroke open and robbed
of bQlsters, bedsteads, and other articles to a large
*amouut.

Ost Friday night, as Mr. AV. a• Gentleman lately
arriied in London troin Ireland. vraS rettunint; front
CeleOristilis St. P.CrICk Aurougit the Strand, to
Koltington,heasked a young woman to shred him
theWay,.which-she undertook to'. du, but decoyed
him into a parlour in a bowie in Bedford-court, Lit-
tie Cat herine-iitivet, in 'whit:4 there .WAS.ci caidle
burning. Innuediately on -his- 4..ntrauco the..candle
was put out, his coat forced :off hitn, he received a
*ioh:Dt blow on his head, which..kriocked him tioi,vrt,
and his-watch was forced front him. As scion as he
recovered himself he made his ekapeinto tuft street,
and called the :watch, Donaldson, this Constable,
and the' Limbricks, belonging to .the Public Office,
Bow7street, who .happened to be passing through
Catherine-street at the time, went to his, assi.tance ;
they went into the room where he bad been robbed,
but there•was no person there; they .atterwards fol-
lowed a woman into. a public-house in Butleigh-
'street; and on her entering, saw her put a watch on
.4% seat. They•took her into custody, and thewaich
provod to be that of which. the Gentleman. had just
been robbed. Tile Officers also took a marl into
custody, who was on the spot, and who hied with
the woman. They were both examined at litlW.•
street Oitice on Saturday, and committed for trial. •
• SMITH 1:1 E I.D MARKET, MARCH 20,

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This day's tirtriget was tolerabli well supplied whit
prime beasts, and the shew of ceittle iu gtoelai was
middling:l -Motion is dearer than our last report
lieef,. Veal, and l'9rit suld atjast prices, and the
trade for th wo,t part was sornewhat t,ri k.
sales iu the Haymarket, were rather lively ;,
S;raw, at 4 Clover fetched last prices.*We subjoin
hn accutate Stateilleta Ca the paces anti
• To sink" the Olnl per stone Of 3;u. •
14'4 4s. ta tv ss. ;AL—Mutton 41. Bd. to 6s, 41, —Vasil.
is, 01." cs- 7s. ud,--,b44tib os. od. to os. ott.— Vial,. )4, co; to
61. SA.

111-J5t5,1,950.--Slletp, 2,3c00.—C ‘es, 240.
How sl. los_ wt. to 61. toc od Clover L., .1„*. •42 c••e
275, 64.---Sfrim 11. 1116. gd, tO Zl. 54. ol„.

MUNICK, FEB.
,*26.--.T.e tranquility of Ger-
many .8 menaced. Appieliensions are created from
all quarte,s. Intrigue IS sai tO be stirring, otedi-
tating war, for which Austri is to eve the signal.
Ought they to think in Vienni, IE4 Prance is now
less powerftil than iti the year 1805 O•ight they
to think, that Austria would emerge more fortunate-
ly froth a new war ? Liam the Grandees, the faith-
less and bribed Counsellors, wbo bring about war.by
their iatrigues and cipinions, really. regaled npun its
restilts I—Still the Au-stadn.Monarchy is strong- and
powerful,
.it may evell ly.'coine harpy by a s ad-
ministration, and regain the whoi,:: of its Rristine
splendour; but a nevi war ,sould sseAcri and dis-
Member it. 'The great, *and persons of influence,
who could have kincll cl the. fire by their counsels,
would be the first- sac! itices• of them ; they would
lose their property ; disgrace ard wretchedness
would be their lot, and nothing be leff to Lien) but
a paltry pension
,which -Londun would perhaps be
forced to grant. All the evilsOf war ould only ber
retorted upon those who should base occaskmed
them, and not upon the people, who, 6uld(d uy
their own interest, would ter} Soonilise Up !•u
senseless combat, and it would be .unjust to punish
them for the bad measures of those who are never
tired of figuring R - their oppressors.
A. Letter from Pilsen, in Boiietrila, of the 23(1 Of
Fel.),, mentions, that the camp, thrinitig in ;hat neigh--
bourhood, . was intancled,.to compsi.ie clo,uott two.
Some severe affrays have 1at,.1 tae.e:l pace betsvcen
the Austrian and Turkish . .

in 511oi4j1y4,0near$ or t!)4: aria-ihe
wa?-6ontribuiton, are now colltzt.ting
execui ,

Letters from Venice of the Isth tilt; mention,
that the camp of French and Itnhim troops itt ttLit
neighbourhood was daily a► gmented, and that OA
roads were crowded with -artillery; provisions, &c.
going thither.

~loNtcji, .Fsa. .—The fortress. of Kufsteiti,
On the Intl, and the ru.ntltain castle of Oberhaus,
near Passau, arg ntiw sLlppliecl art Wry and
provisions. The Bavatiart army is lo occupy, as
boon as the weather permits, some camps of kt xel c 3 e
in Tyrol, and on the Inn, in the same intntler as
during the Ida annum. Deta6atuents from the
army in Dalmatia are constantly arriving at INtata
'Nova.

iiEIDELBETIG, File. `.2s.—titi I:stafene hrrive,tl
here 113 t night, annuont.;ng the approach of a corks
of French Irwin from thst,ricts of tb. iuru
Suabia.