The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-09 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION OF YESTERDAY.

Advicet- are received from Frankfort, dated the
28th ult. which state that MarShaßlouvuiN ST.Cya
had refused to return to Dresden,and toha %re !ifs corps
replaced in the situation in which it capitulated
to Count KLENAU, upon which Prince SCHWART-
ZNNBERG gave orders that the corps shOuld he
made prisoners of war, and marclicd intO
hernia. • It consists of above. 30. Generals, 1,900
Officers, 28,000 men, besides GOOO sick.

The garrison of -Medellin bad surrendered
soners of War. •

BUONAPARTE had offered to treat for the sur-
render of all the gterrisuns tut the;Elbe, Oder, and
Vistula, but his priposalt had been ,refused.
The CROWN PniNce was to pass the Elbe on
the 29tb, With above 40,000 men ; the rest of his
army had marched wider General WI LINCiERODS
to Holland.

Yesterday,. at half-past twelve.o'clock,ber MA-
JESTY , and the Princesses.Auousm- and ELIZA-
BETH arrived at the Queen's Palace, from ‘Vindsor
Castle At half past six.o'clock they left the Pa-
lace for Carlton-House, to dine with the PRINCE;
The French quitted Dusseldoulf on the 10th ult.
and since that time the Allies have occupied the
whole of the Grand Duchy of Berg, the domain
of young NAPOLEON LOUIS, son of Louis BUO.
NAP \ItT3
The Grand .Dnke of BADEN, in' an address 'to
his subjects,- declares, that he had requested of
BUONAPARTE permission to remain neutral, which
he refused.
PrinceMurrEaNticn has very properly discon-
tinued the use of his own (in)dignity,' as Grand
Eagle If, the Legion of Honour; -:a dignity
we trust, no man out of France will ever -hence.'
forward submit to bear. •

We learn from Flensburg!), under. date of the
2-Gtb of November, that Count LiEtttisroaFe bad
set old to Frankfort ; and the Austrian Ambassa-
dor, who was on the point of leaving Copenhagen,
has been requested to postpone his departure.
General IVaeoe was sufficiently recovered of his
wound to be able to meet the other Generals of
the Allies at Frankfort.

Accounts from the French coast state, that the
enemy are making every exertion to send troops
against Holland. " Every person,"' says one of
those accounts, capable of bearing arms, is com-
pelled to march, and where any opposition is a:-
tempted, force and violence of the most. compul-
sive nature are resorted to. A great number of
gun-boats arc also conveying from Dunkirk, &C.
through the Netherlands, by the canals, to the
Scheldt, intended, it is said, for the defence of
that river and Antwerp."
Evram:r .01,, A LETT4R PROM \Vasil Pool:,
Dec. 3.—" Orange .13(iven !! ! is all the go here,
The Dutchmen lately taken on board the Weser
frigate, passed through tbi, town last. night,. to
though pennyless, we did not let them
go to bed supperiess, or Without beer, .aml
stuck the orange riband in their breasts. They
sung God save lime Kiwi', pretty well, to the great
annoyance of the French Gentlemen, an parole
here, WllOlll they seem to hate most cordially„-
Duattru CITY ELECTION.—WC 114VC noticed
' the commencement of the F.lection contest in this
'city by the unexpected stunt of ‘17.: BAKER againSt
Mr; AkLAN. On Wednesday the Stitte of the poll
was, as we stated, GI and al. On Thursday it
continued equal,' 204 for 'each candidate. On
Friday the Opposition Man put forth all his
strength, arid got a-head, the numbers being for
BAKER, 310, ALLAN, 300—but on Saturday there
hits a sad falling off among the ritriots, as they
only rolled IG, while the Pyrz• School furrthlied
tai gootl'Votes. The numbers then were,
Fur ALLAN ass
Far PAIMA :n6