The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-03 00:00:00

citENCH PArEItS.

PAIttS, JIM 27,--Ells Majesty the. Ellliterdt
left MI.'S dell on the 201 h: inade an excursion to
Lower slept it tuckan, has been to Lub-
lin, sets the Duke of Reggio's ,eo.ops, and re-
turned to Dresden the 22d at one o'clock in the

inorniTrg.

RXOUE, JULY 18,..4-The Congress will not
delay Iteittg Opened. The Plenipotentiaries frOm
the 'Alferent Belligerent Powers are in ,part iir-
•rived.' Mr. Addington, nephew to Lord Sid-
month, is inner neighbourhood,, but has not.vet'
appeared in an's,- public character. His Majesty
the 17,,,,mper0r of A...lstria arrived oh the 14th at
Prague from Branders, where this Monarch passed
some
toresoty, Jams, are still workitr'r With
-the -utmost activity on the fortifications of our
town 'On the‘left Wok of the Elbe. Tht~ camp at
'Virile being lined with new entrenchments, and it
. even thought the Old Castle of Founensteen
-soVill be fortified.
PRAGUE, JUIN 16.—Sunday lest, his Excel-
"hairy Count -Metternich, Minister.for Foreign Al-
faits, arrived here from"Braudets. After remain-
in; some hours, he returned to Branders. But on
the 12th, his Excellency returned here and alight-
•ed at the;Count of Sehornborn's Hotel.*The Em-.
peror arrived yesterday iii our town. Ills,Majes
ty dined ,With his Serene Highness the Grand
Mite of Wurtzburg, and afterwards returned to
Breeders. M. d'illopeus, Prussian Minister, ar-
rive hereon the 12th.
juLy la.—Many entrenchments Are
brine, erected in the naighbourhooti,of Berlin.—
At /artist all the English merchandise has been
seized. The French are collecting great quiotti-
ties of provisions at IVittenberg ; one hundred
waggons laden with meal daily proceed there from
131agalehurg: The Princes Henry and WilliaM of
Pruslia, have set out for Freyinvald. The English
Itnvoy, (eneral Stewart, has'set out for,Strelitz ;
and the FetgliSh General Wilson, for Pomerania.
rte State Counsellor Kotzebue; haVing finally
given up the editorship of The' Popular Journal,
has gone to Konigsberg.' The battalions of Prus-
sian Infantry, and the Mecklenburg Strelitz Tegi-
meta of Hussars,' have arrived here. 'Prince
Augustus, of Prussia lately iespected the entrench,
ments"whieh are established in the neighbourhood'
of Potsdam.
Daesorts., Jut.? 18.—His Majesty the Emperor
has lately reviewed ;many troops. On the 20th
July, a coesiderable number are to commence ar-
riving here. Travellers froth Eisenach state that
all the roads were covered with troops and con-.
voys.; among others, .a convoy of 10,000 oxen
was seen passing for the army.
Er.stsieux, JULY 10.—Prince Ferdinand yester- .
day,revieWed our garrison. • Ile also visited the
fortress of cronhourg, and the manufactory-for
arms: A. cutter, hearing 'a flag of,truee, yester,
day passed the Sound, in the direction of the
IsTiirth Sea.
Vte,Nto, 17.—we know that since the
12th inst. military posts have been established be-
fore the hotels where the Ministers of the Powers
to the' Congress ledge.. The garrison of Prague is
formed of battalions of Grenadiers. Lieut.•Ge-
aieral the Marquis of Chateler is eharged'with the
gear(' of tire gates, and has undePhis orders twelve
• battalions, The Qiieee of Sicily has orriveit at
Polott,,• a toiiro in' Lower Hungary, in thoneigh-
bourinand of Raab. We do not know where this
Princess intends fixing her residence.'
LaNne'cr., :Tiny 3.—Yesterday at five in the
.evening we had the happiness to see his Majesty
arrive with a trifling suite.• We expect, he will
pass Sow days in our town. The Royal Pamilv
inhabits Zimzenitorl, but We have the pleasure of
seeing theta here every day,'
Nets, JULY n 7•—Eger MakAy the Empress ar-
rived on the esening of the 25t11 at Mtryeece,..in
perfect health. •
BnEmcN Jut:Y. .20.-1 he inhabitants Of Po.
tiler:mitt and Meeklenhurgh ate much (Lissa,-
tisfied with the abode of the Russians and
wetfv.s, and take on pains to, dissitnniate.—
it. They are obliged to make ,considerable sup-
Oct, and areonly paid in paper which has a forced
ciliation, and which consequently loses considera-
bly, whilst the French pay for every thing itt
to t-
ney. .The works at Ilanburgh are continued
with the utmost activity,-and, that town will soon
be one of the-first places,in Jurope. Oonut Schu-
lenberg, who emitmands the Danes,. who arc at
Lubeck and op the frontiers, has his bead-quar-
.ters at Wandsbult, .a league from 1 lamburgh.—
They wished to attach the- Swedes the day follow-
ing that on which the armistice had been proclaim-
the Prince. of Ecktuuld,opposed it. Count
• Sehuleitherg'lntar:mg asked the Prince if the sus•
pension of ernes also comprehended the Swedes,
was answered, Yes, hot-adding, that in the event
of the Swedes attempting art attack upon Holstein,
he would proteetthe country with all his force.
The Danish army has. a superb and munerotts.ca,
valry, The Danish Government has dismissed the
.Consul-Cieneraf at liamburg, Mist. It Is said the
' Government is dissatisfied with his conduct dur-
lug' the occupation of that town by tire Russians.'
They write from Copenhagen that General Doe,:
belt), who, without permission eref.dita ayry
• Prince, entered flanthergh on the of the
li
2,lst o M
',with his corps, has been tried by a Council of
War, and on the 10th instant condemned to the
e
ordinary punishment-for disobedience, viz. to b
slut. The sentence recommends him to his Aftt-
it'"Y's'elensene,v. General Doebeln has in effect
obtained , his pardon ; he has been placed under
r"rest tar a year at ‘Vaxbo i int but he preserves
4 r 3 I lik, hi-. military diStit ceoll t, iris orders and
vtuidoments. y
, Doernberg set out Wine
..nt, ago for „ydngland. ,

titico'.funs were erecting, and the French had re-
:faxed nothing ,in their severity respecting the cont
tribn'tiorr.
JULY s,—Ori Saturday evening,
last an accidental fire broke out in a house at
Bannbek; on the left Toad to Viandsbukt ivhich
conintunicated rapidly to two neighbonringhouses,
and all the three, in spite of every assistance, Were
entirely burnt ,down ; eleven horses perished in
the &tufts. There was before the door of one
of the houses which' were burned, several Car-
riages laden 'with tar, helonu,ing to the Adminis-
tration of the Imperial Marine, but fortunately
these PiVere removed safely out of, the reach of the
flames.
COPENUAGEN, .I.ULY 10.--=-A Norwegian post
has arriVedliere. The hist number of the ponlic
paper, Budstikko, contains the 'following com-
munication of the particulars of the travels of his
Royal Highness Prince Christian, in Norway.
On Sunday; June 6, his Highness attended di-
vine service in' the church of Kongsyinger, and
afterwards caused the part of the Aggerhuns re-
giment of sharpshooters laying in garrison at
Kiingsvingee, -to manoeuvre, and then inspected
the fortress, with its barracks and arsenal, the
hospital and regimental sehool. After having
dined with the commandant, Lieut.-Colanel Vou
Krehe, his HighnesS'set off for lliotnebye in Sol-
der, where he reinained that night, On thefol-
lowing day the Prince visitettTatangen, where the
brave Capt. Von Dreyer fell for his country, and on
the same day continued Ilk journey by the. way of
Christian's-field and Elverum, where his High-
ness viewed the entrenchments thrown np in that
vicinity. The parsonage-liOnse at \rang in the
llemarken, was chosen for his night's quarters. In
the morniug.of the Sth the Ithins at Great Hawmer
were vieWttl, and before his Highness left Vaug he
visited the Observatory belonging to the learned and
active clergyman, Mr. fill, and saw the beautiful
astronomical instruments made on the spot by his
own directions. After thistle commencedhis journey ,
to Eidsvold. At McirStuen his flightless was re-
received by the proprietor of- Eidsvold, the Con-
ference Counsellor, Mr. Carsten Ancker, whO
conducted him to tic iron works, opened a few
years since at Feiringen., After, having surveyed
these works, his Highness returned to Fidsvold,
by the way of Missen and ,Mode. His :Highness
remained there on the 9th and 10th, of Sane, and
on the I ith at noon arrived here, after having' on
'the road inspected Klakier fort, with its barracks,'
storehouses, and' other
.app6rtenaotes. His High -
nesswas every where received with that heartfelt
joy_ that might Ile expected from his, distinguish-
tl talents, his high rank, and the :national charac-
ter. At all places Where the horses were changed,
and at others on the road, 'the inbabitants of the
neighbouring 'districts had assembled themselves,
to see their Stadtholder, and congratulate him on
his arrival ; :and'althongh the want which is se-
verely felt in' many places, gave cause to many
„petitions for corn and other provisions being
presented to him, yet it was.astonishing to observe
with what patience every one, both male and fe-
Male, supported their deprivations, and even pre-
pared to support OM till the next harvest, which
is promised by the, uncommon fine shoe of the
corn fields shall have put an end to them. His
Royal Highness. found much satisfaction in con-
versing With these people, in comforting them, and
relieving their suffering 4, and the blessings of the
assembled multitude accompanied the man from
whoni they hope for relief, and with whom they
are ready to sacrifice, their blood• and lives for
their King and,Cotintry.

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