The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-07 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

judge from ,the number of Couriers continually com. i
1 ing from and going to that place. On Sunday the
BANKS OF TAB ELaa, SEPT. 1.----AI SiX o'clock
10th of August, the Duke of CADORE (Count
this evening, the regular post from. Vienna had not
CHANIPAGNY) gave a splendid ball, at which all the
arrived, but yesterday late at night the French Mi 4 • nobility in the vicinity were present.
nister received a courier with dispatches containing 13onEmiA, AUG. 28.—The positions of the two
the news of the prolongation of the armistice, and armies have been much changed since the armistice.
the article inserted in the Correspondent of this day, The Austrian main army is not in Bohemia, but
was sent by his order. i concentrated along the Raab, leaning on Comorn.—
This morning several mercantile houses in Ham- I The greater part of the troops from Bohemia and
burgh received estafettes, with the same intelligence, Moravia have drawn that way. General GIULAY is
but at the same time assurances were given, through t with a Corps in Croatia. The French army has for
private channels, that no peace would be concluded, the most part drawn towards the right bank of the
whatever the public prints on the Continent, parti- Danube. In Bohemia and Moravia, from Olmutz
cularly the Vienna ones, might say to the contrary. 1
to Prague, there is a corps under the command of
Some persons are of opinion that Austria will at the Archduke ... 17 ERDIN AN Di to whiCh is attached the
last be joined by Russia. greater part of the landwehr or militia.
Private letters from Paris state, that in case of a
VIENNA, AUG. 30.—The Emperor NAFOLEON
peace with Austria, NAPOLEON will go to the army I frequently makes excursions on horseback in the
of the North, and afterwards to Spain. To this lot- f neighbourhood of Vienna, accompanied by the
ter country several Imperial equipages have already Viceroy of Italy, the Prince Neufchatel, General
been sent off from Paris. WALTHER, Commandant of the Guard, and other

Private letters from Berlin state, that a close al-
liance 'between Russia and Prussia is expeled. The
Emperor ALEXANDER is said to be uneasy at the
vast military force which the Poles are organising in

Gallicia, so near the frontiers of his own dominions.
He is also not willing that the House of .kustria
should be script of the last part of its hereditary do-

minions.
The preparations making in Saxony, seem to con-
firm the slight hopes to he entertained of an imme-
diate pac;fication with Russia.
The King of Westphalia had given orders to his
General, BONGARS, to occupy Hamburgh with the
troops he lately had at Bremen, and he threatened
to send 3000 men more of his troops. Hc+ ever,
on the Senate paying an extortio❑ of so moderate a
sum as 60,000 marks current-money in gold, the
King forbore sending any troops at present. The
great number of Custom House Officers arrived from
France occupying the line from Bremen to Ham-
burgh, prevents all trade and commerce in these

Generals. It is said that the Emperor will go for.
some days to Brunn and to. Znayw, to review the
two corps of the Du-kes, of Rivoli and Aumainadr.
M. DENos, the Diredor of the Museum of Paris,

is still at Vienna. It is said that the rare books and
manuscripts which are here, as also the piaures.and'
oiher works of art, will be sent to Paris. The most
valuable collections which were here were sent into
Hungary before the arrival of the French. •
A requisition of six thousand horses has been"
made on the Austrian provinces occupied by the
French.—(Correspoudenten, Sept. 13.)
VIENNA, SEPT. 2.-Our hopes of peace decline.
The French head-quarters have been removed froth
Schcenbrunn to Presburg, arid the French army is
colleded, prepared for action, on the line of the Ar-

parts.
RATISBON, AUG. 30.—Private Letters arrrived
this day from Vienna, say, that the armistice has
been prolonged again for 20 days, that is to say, till
the 20th of September.--(Correspondent).
VIENNA, AUG. 20.—The armistice, which was
to have terminated on, the 30th inst. has been pro-
longed for three weeks, viz. from the 31st August
to the 20th September. The reason assigned for this
is, the great distance of'the Court of St. Petersburgh,
which is materially interested in the negotiations ; as,
otherwise, no further prolongation would have taken
place.
As the city of Trieste has hitherto not been able
to pay more than a small part of the war contribu_
tion imposed on it, the merchants there have now
been divided into four classes. Those of the first
class are to pay 146,000 livres, and those or the
lowest 10,000.

mistice.
The Austrians have laid the country in the vici-
nity of Olmutz under water.
The Course of Exchange, in consequence of the
present gloomy appearances, has atered- much for
the worse.
The flux and a putrid fever prevail in the Austrian
army. This sickly state of the troops is ascribed to
the bad bread which the soldiers have been obliged

to eat.
'['he garrison of Trieste has been reinforced by
some battalions.

LAKE OF CONSTANCE, AUG. 29.—By advices 1
from St. Gallen, a regulation has now been made
by the advice of NAPOLEON, that no trAveller
from Switzerland 61011 be permitted to enter
the Tyrol, unless he be provided with a French
passport. In the same manner nobody flown
rol is permitted to pass through the cordon of
Helvetia, with troops into Switzerland, unless he is
provided with a French passport. By this means, it
is hoped, the communication which the English in-
tended to establish with the Tyrol, will be stopped.
—The Tyrolians now endeavour to render all the
passes to their oitintry inaccessible.
NAGDELURGH, AUG. 22.!—Yesterclay the servants
of the Duke of Brunswick arrived here as prisoners,
and were lodged in prison. This severe measure
was taken, particular ly w ith regard to the Duke's Se-
cretary, AUGUSTUS BEEKEP., in whose band-writing
some Proclamations were found among the Duke's
Papers. BEEKER was not among the prisoners : he
succeeded in escrping from his companions on the
last post station. Estatettes were sent in pursuit of
bins on all the roads.
AUSTRIA, AUG. 25.—0 n the name-day of her
Majesty the Empress LOUISA OF AUSTRIA; the Mar-
shal Duke of FRIUELI was sent to Comoro from
Schioenbrunn,tO compliment her Majesty in the name
of the Emperor NAPOLEON.
VIENNA, AUG. 30.—The French, since the ar-
mistice, have been extremely alive. Prodigious
entrenchments cover all the bridges of the Danube,
and render Vienna inaccessible to an hostile army.
The triple intrenchment which covers the bridge
called Tabordonau, is especially deserving of admi-
ration. A corps of 20,000 men is encamped there.
Within these few weeks a number of officers cf
artillery, and five new regiments, have arrived here
from Paris.
The Austrians continue to carry on their military
preparations in Hungary with great klivity.
By an Imperial Order of the Day, the French
army is distributed in five arrondissements, viz. those
of Lititz, Braun, Presburgh, Gratz, and Trieste.
The negotiations for peace at Altenburg are car-
ried on with the utmost adivity, at least if we may