The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-25 00:00:00

you, and confide, myself in your. bravery; I. have
"aggrandized your country you shall hereafter no
ibore hare tO`Make war against Austria. Has any one
e'er keen me turn my back to the enemy ? You shall

repay the Austrian's at Vicuna what they have done
at Munich. You shall be the first at Munidt and
the first at Vienna.---' 'his is the last war. Attack
the Auitrians with the bayrittet:'

The whole army shouted, throwing up their caps,
"Long the Emperor." The baffle began, .anti
the 'Aust'rian army, which wa's three times as nu-
incrous as ours, and doinmanded 'by the Archd
luke
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DilAv D.—Marshal 1A07E13, 'Duke of MONTE..
itaia.o.,, on the sth,. entered Arnstetteri, and on 14C
Gth Malck, In act attack of the cavalry, which
-took place On the 50, sCia Uhlans' were made pri.
-fio'ners.. the Castle of 'Ohersherg, in which 7500
Austrians4ere talteti'p"risonerS, struck a panic into
the corps of the Archduke Lovis.abd Gen. 1-14LLEB.
General VANDANDIi3 on the sth passed the Dantthe
at Litioz,,!and made prisoners Major-General,: it
Colonel, en Officers, and 600 *soldier S: The gretiYeit
'confusion and dismay' prevait at Vienna. The COurt
• , • • .
bat taused all its valuable effeda to be embarked on
the Danube for Pcst.
Iti...4cPutatjon ftoin the town of Litittlepaired oh '
the 2d inst. to the hnape'rOr' to entreat Mtn not ro •
expiate the town to total.deStru6tion by a defence.—,
it.hi...Rmperor answered that General Him-EA would
defend
.hitnifir- there for three 'days. These ex- •
ixatatienS., howevei, were disappointed ; General'
1-111.Lna did not defend lihntelt for an hour. lie
retreated to'Ebersberg; ‘vherc 7600 Austrians wail
• defcated.--(llagte..Ciiiiroltil .9,)

. Last night we received little!) Papers Co the(xidi
and Paris Papers to the t SO: W I,:t7e not root%
from the lengtli of the Gazette and of, flit Debate,
to offer any .comments upon their contents. The
.French, ad we expeeted, have entered Vienna, anti
it is Mated, we hope. trid believe truth,
that the iEniperor of Austria .has applied for an
Armistices.., We say, we believe tha this asscr7
tion is not true, because we know that theAustriana
iome time ago anticipated and Were prepared fur
t4e,1011, of Vienna.

\VI this day rece:ved Spanish Papers, the latest
of wilidt reaches to the :Ali inst. An article dated
the 4th, states, that General RanaNG is
tk‘"()..) 441)d that Br is appointed his successor in
commanding the forces in Catalonii, Arragon, Va-
-I"ncia.. and 'Murcia. The French have evacuated
Tu).* Tice 11iarquii Dz 4VreitGA is appointed Pre-
eidthe Supreme :roma,- in -the room of the
"le Coxbr: Fr.OI:IDA 'BrANCA. An article, dated
Y fr , April 14, says, the Spanish General EcnA7
is• in Puente de Cantos, that the bead-quarters
'lre at Alonastero, and that die advanced-posts ex-
tended to Los Santos, La Puente, Revers, &c. The
"eray's head-quarters are at Merida. Murcia and
Valerkeia, after having g*rrisoncd every strong place,
114'0 20,000. disposable troops, armed and, regi-
mented. It is said that Leou has rit'au, ea masse,
against the French.

consequence of, a message from Lord lA-
-2litiir, several Get tleinen of the American Com-
mittee yesterday waited upon his Lordshship, .wheh
Ile informed , them, that, in the late Negotiation
with the United States, Mr. Ealturra bad exceeded
1113 p9wers, and that the agreement which had been
entered into could not be sanctioned.. Mr. CAN-
-14No;: last night, in answer to Lord Fl. PETTY, en-
101'0.1 into an explanation upon the subjeo, to which,
as we hayetiven.it ip our report of the Par-
h.lkilentary rrocceoing, wt be to refer otir Itcadeas,

%Juana army,
under tLe connuond of the General,
issiMO 'Arch(lake CH A ni.Es, it appears that our army
has left the position of Buduicer, .in Bohemia, and
is marching to the frontiers of Austria. His Majes-
tythe Emperor has proCeeded to the Archduke's-
bead-quarters. ' - '
DRESDEN, MAY -10.—The Saxon Army has
entered Bohemia, and taken post near 'Mintz,
where it will be joined by the army of the Duke of
.AuaasTADT. A battle is expetiedo to take place
:between .that corps and the Austrian army', corn- 1
tnanded 'by Count JULLEGAR4E, which has lately
been reinforced. '

LEIPSIC, MAY IiZERNICTIEFT, Officer
oflhe Imperial‘Russlan Guardi, arrived heie in 'the
night between the sth-and 4th inst., an his way to
the head-quarters of the Emperor NAPOLEON.

MUNlcti, MAY §.—We are assured that the Em •
perot• NAPOLEON addressed the following speech to
the Bavarian troops, before the battle, of Abensberg,
which was gained by them. The Hereditary Prince
of BAVARIA interpreted this speech word by word,
to the Officers and Solders assembled around the
ff
, Emperor ,

" I am here, as Emperor of the French, but as
the Proteaor of your Country and the German
Mance. Tell your soldiers, my Prince, that they
fight alone xith the Au'strians. There is not a
Frenchnian here. Bavarians, ',am in the midst of