The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

their advanced posts near Southoffen,vere
with great loss by the troops of France and
F, who occupied the cantonment. They pur-
s•le.i t;+,-ea beyond liiodelang, when a number of
shy,' v.ere killed in the village by the cavalry, and
oilier, wade prisoners.. This attack of the Tyrolese,
whii'!, they were not more successful than in
lorchcr, will probably be the last which they,
u iii Jai ti attempt; as- the report of their submis-
tsAin confirmed from all quarters.

tANKFor,r, Nov. 7.—According Jo letters from
. . .
all the positions of the insurgent Tyrolese
upon the Ise!, have :::err carved on the Ist Novem-
by the Bavarians, .with a bravery and rapidity
which have made the loss of the latter insigni-
cant, and that of the enemy very considerable._
The Bavarian artillery, particularly, performed won-
ders in these attacks, in the midst of which was his
Royal Highness the Prince Royal of Bavaria, whose
i;1 gnat antee a prompt and durable pacifica-
t:i,o of the Tyrol more than the promises of the
itinke,:pc.r Hofer.

VIE SA, OCT. 31.—The Court is gone into
niouin,ng for six weeks, for leer Imperial Highness
the Archduchess Mary Anne. This Princess, sister
to the Emperor Franci-. 11. was born on the 21st of
April, J ;go ; she had resided many years at Rome,
which city she quitted this year, in order to repair
to Hungary, where she lived in the castle of Nen-
durt, near Temesver. The obsequies of this Pi in-
ctss were celebrated with the greatest 'pomp at

The resurre&ion of the former Vienna news-
raper, . compiled by Mr. Hope, and decorated with
the Austrian Eagle, has not been of long duration.
In its last number, the' Editor gave, in the most
emphatic style, absurd descriptions of the arrna-
tne.its made in Bohemia, s,otne time ego, under the
orders of the Archduke Ferdinand. He bad also
norde many phrases upon the patriotic fetes of the
ot November, upon 'the voluntary gifts, and se-
vev:ll other subjects of this kind.
'Lie .acne newspaper announces that the Empress
Of .5.0.4.-itria has resided since the tuth of OCtober at
1;u:13, wits out adding any information relative to
Atitle of that S,ivereig,ii's
Some German newspapers have published statis-
tic..i statements of the losses which tte House of
snst;iined by the Treaty of Peace; they have
omitted the military distrief of Croatia, comprised
in the number of ceded countries, since they are
upon the Southern bank of the Save.

Littrz, Nov. 1.--The army of his Excellency
the Mfirshal Duke of Tarento (Macdonald) having
received, in the night of the 22d, orders to quit the
tov.,n a►►d environs of Gratz, the first division set off
on the 2.3 d, and the second on the 2.¢th. These
troops will be replaced by another column of the
French army in Austria.
The Prince Viceroy of Italy arrived in the night
of the 24th at Gratz; and alighted at the palace of
tilt; Piince of Dietrechstein. On the 25th, his Im-
perial Highness received the Members of the supe-
iwr • Administration and of the Government, toge-
ther with the Prince Bishop of Sekau.; he visited
the citadel, accompanied by Marshal Macdonald,
►►ri several other Generals, and afterwards set out
fer Villech.

I he respeelable Bishop of Lower Carniola, M. de
Koatscb4i, accompanied by a curate at Laybach, re-
paired to a distrid, the tranquility of which seemed
It, be menaced, and maintained it by his wise and
pi(-us exhortations.

NUREMBERG, • Nov. 4.—The Correspondent, a
• whichis printed in this city, states, tikat
211 the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine
are tO repair to Paris in the course'of the month of
December. The exchanges of territory between
Prussia and Russia are, according to some newspa-
s "published in the North of Germany, to be con-
in,ed to the cession of the town of Memel to Itussia
Prussia; soy these newspapers, is to beindemnified

4 :4 llnt her Ride. - -
MILAN, Nov. 4.—We have just received the fol
lowing news .

Sachsenburgh, O. 3r, 0309.
' The Prince Viceroy arrivc7d-here yesterday: His
reviewed the brigade of General
Beitolettj, which occupiper this pobitiuti ; Itt also
minutely inspeaed the fort. The Prince received
this morning five Deputies from Pusterth_al, who
came to recommend the 'country to his generosity.
Hi, ilialiness answered, " that he wouJ,l not make
uar q;itinsi those who should lay down their arms
L;gl return to their duty; that he had already.given
,•,, to' the Commanders of the columns which
he was sending to the 'Tyrol, to respect property
and the peaceable inhabitants ; but -at the, same time
:„ • v..ith the ottnost rigour those who would
not avail themselves of the pardon which his Majesty
and Xing had vouchsafed to grant

-The Moelthat,ist valley in Upper Carinthia,which
bad already taken up arms, by the instigation of the
insurgents of the Tyrol, is returning to order. The
burgomaster of Oherrelach is come to Spital, in or-
der to deposit there the arms of the rebels.
CoNsTAsTtNan.,E, OcT. I.—ln this capital we
hgve, tinting the suminer, been pretty quiet the
Or ta4 of the Janissaries hre almost all in the field, and
the• Grand Seignior Mahmud causes himself to be be-
.
keyed on account of his unwillingness to make any
n•novations, and his attachment to the ancient
usages. The friends of France in the Ministry are
evidently getting the upper hand of the English
wrty._ The English Ambassador has not, been able
t!) succeed in Ins efforts to obtain of the Divan his
c•xr.eded privileges it is even likely that our Go-
,. tvent will adhere to the continental system of
Europe.
1 he flossing have not yet made any extensive
conquests on this side of the Danube, whilst the
iniPuitant fortress of Ismail, which was expected to
make a long resistance, has, even without a regular
Stege, into their power. At all events, it is
v.:si,tcted that the Grand Vizier, front his position
Adrianople and Silistria, will be able' to op-
'pose any feiwe progress of the enemy. He hal ,e..
ccaved tram Asia consh.:erable reinforcements, .part-
. cuiarly Ut cavalry, alio his troops fight with a great
deal of bravery, when the enemy has nut evidently
a eery superior• force. Thu everlasting . iwrigues of
against one another, are not, in the mean
..%e;ry pit judicial to the Pip to. Mustapha
by his energetic severity, was the only man
! o to, any length of time kept them in check.