The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-15 00:00:00

HAM B LIG II PEES.

VIENNA, JULY 29.—We understand that the
Minister of State, Count Stadion, has given in his
resignation.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria has repaired
from Buda to the fortress of Campsin, in order to.
accelerate the conclusion of the negociations for
peace. Count Diet richitein is also expected in Schon-
brunn. A contribu, moo (.t 50 • millious of Franks
has been imposed OD 1,, o.ver .Austria, which it scents
impossible to raise.
The Austrian dominions are to pay 200
with the exception of the city of Trieste, on which
a septrate contribution has been imposed.
Report states, that a Congress will be held in Pres-
burg, to settle the terms of peace.
AUGSOJItGH, JULY 27.—Very considerable move-
met.ts have lately taken place among the French
troops in our neighbourhood. A force, amounting
to at least moon men, is advancing from this side
against the.Tyrol, while General Deroi is marching
in the same direction from Salzburgh, with a very
considerable corps; and it would seem that the at-
tack of the Tyrol has already commenced, a 3 a very
heavy cannonade was yesterday heard on the
tteighbouring heights, and in particular in the Gug-
genberg.

FRANKFORT UPON THE MAIN, JULY 29.—0 n the
27th instant, three Officers who were attached to
the French Embassy in Persia, arrived here on their
return from that country. They left Teheren the
13th February. General .Gardanneis also eupeaed
to return to France.

NAPLES, JULY 16.—A1l the intelligence we re-
ceive frofe the civil and military authorities in Cala-
bria, proves that the corps of 3000 English troops,
which ,oade a descent near Scilla, was preceded by
a horde of banditti landed from on board English
ships. These wretches committed the must atro-
ions robberies and murders, under the very eyes of
the English, who look upon them with indifference.
}Lis Majesty issued an order on the tt th instant,
enacting that no English flag of truce should- be ad-
mitted into the kingdom.
HANOVER, AUG. 2.—The following intelligence
has been received here, of the most recent move-
ments of the corps of the Duke of Brunswick OA; :
" Monday, July 3i, the Duke entered Bruns-
wick at ten o'clock at. night, wit h about 3000 men,
consisting of black hussars, Uhlans, infantry, anrda
battery of artillery ; after he had previously had an
ad ion near Halberstadt. Immediately after-his en-
try, he ordered the gates to be shut and stronoy
,guarded. The rest of his troops lay on their armi, in
the rampart, where the Duke also passed the nit.;lit
on a bundle of straw, wrapped up in his cloak.
" General Von Nelving, the Governor of Bruns-
wick, arrived here last Monday.
" A decisive pion WAS every moment expected
to take place
.between Brunswick and- Ohoff, Gen.
Reubell having assembled in the latter place about
4000 Westphalian troops. It is also said, that
troops are on their march from Cassel to pursue the
Duke, and that they are to be reintOrced by a corps
of Dutch troops, under the orders of Gin. Gratien.
All the bridges to Brunswick have been broken down,
with the exception of the fine Augustin-bridge."
PEYNA (between Brunswick and Hanover,) Au-
GUST We learn this moment, that a severe
aaion was fought this.tnorning, between the-corps
of the Duke of Brunswick Oels and that of General
Iteubedl, :he particulars of which have not trans-
pired."—(Correspondenien, JJrg. 4.)
WmisAw, Jo Lv 2.l:.—The ceremony of homage,
and placing 'of the French Eagks was performed at
Lublin on the sth instant with great ponip. A
magnificent throne was erected iii the kill of the
Council-house, on which was placed the portrait of
his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon.. M. Oriski, the
President Of the distriet of Luhlirt,madea speech to:the
Assembly ; after which all the Authorities here took
the oath of fidelity, in the presence of General Heb-
dowski, the successor of the War Minister, and
Commandant of both the Gallicias. The Austrian
Eagles were every where taken down, and the
French put up in their stead. On this occasion, the
General shout was, " Long live the Emperor Napo-
leon the Great, our avenger and deliverer I"
Immediately, after the entrance of the Polish troops
into Cracow, Prince Pottiatowski put up the French
Eagles there, arid administered the oath of fidelity
to the rablic• authorities there. He published a
Proclamation, to signify that he took possession of
th 6 city and district in the name of his. Majesty the
Emperor of the French and King of Italy. The
Russian General in Chief, Prince Galiizin, has sent

a .Courier to St, r etersburgh for. further ordt4s.
TURKEY, JUNE 30. AECOrdipg to accounts from
Moldavia, the Russian army," in patijunelion With
the Servian insurgents, has made great progress on
the right bank of the D4nube, and already taken
posSession of the greater part of Bulgaria. They
find, as usual, great support from the Greek:. A
decisive battle with the Turkish army is expected
inear Adrianople.
The Porte,: according to its usual custom, has de-
clared against Russia a war of religion ; the holy
green standard of MahomeLlias been raised at Con-
stantinc•Ple by the Mufti, and all true Slussultnen are
required to take up arms., llut, the fall of the active
Must apha Bairact at, the suppression-of the Seymens
(soldiers exercised iu the,guropean,manner), which
was effected by the mutinous Janissaries, the an_
aicliy. which prevails thtoughont all, the provinces,
the muinatjealousieS of the Paellas, and other evils,
under which the TUrkish'Enipire has long groaned,
threaten to bring on it a great catastrophe.

In the Civil Court, at the Londonderry Assizes,
on the 3d insts there were twelve Records, one of
which only created much interest. -It was an action
for Breac % of Promise of .'Marriage, broiight by a
Miss M‘Gortnigoll against a Major Smyth. The
promise and correspondence whereon the action
wss founded, took place several years ago, and be-
fore The Defendant had attained to his present rank
in the army. Ii was, said, that an offer of 5001; was
made the evening before the trial, and on that sum
being ritjeAed, an offer of marriage was also made
and rej,,:cted. The Jury found a verdict for_ the La-
dy.—DaMages .(2.,01101.