The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-03 00:00:00

114MBORGH PA PE!

PETEIMWROIS, SEPT. 6.—The negociations for
Peace still continue in Fredricksham ; Count Ro-
rirANzow has been there upwards of four weeks.
Baron SiILINGK is indisposed, and the Danish Am-
bassador at this Court, Baron BLOME, has set out
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for Freidrichsharmn to take an active share ,in the
negociations. Count SC EIEUVA LTu, who. command-
ed our forces in Sweden with so much success hav-
ing been seized with a severe fit of illness, the Com-
mand in Chief has devolved on Gen. KA 14 ENSKA

son of the Field-Marshal of that name, who was
lately murdered by one of his servants.
According to authentic information received from
our army in Moldavia, our, troops crossed the Da-
nube is the 25th of July. General SASS advanced
thereupon on the .30th, against the Castle. of Isakt-
shi, from whence the Turks retreated to the fortress
of Tultska, which, however,, was also abandoned by
the enemy, and taken possession of by our troops.
Lieut.-Gen. PLAToc+►, on the Rd of last month,

took possess:on of Badad, The Turks saved theni-
selves by flight, leaving behind 2",2 pieces of cannon,
and a quantity of stores and provisions.
In' consequence of our troops having possessed
themselves of the fortress of Tul ska, our two flotillas,
which were stationedsnear Galaptid, at the mouth
of the Danube, have formed a junction, and the isle

of Tshatal is also occupied by our troops.
The head;quarters were removed on the lith of
August, from Galaz :16 the apposite banks of the
Danube,.nnd a' camp has been formed near th mouth.
of the Bay of Molshint. On.the Bth of last month
ititeiigence.‘Va's received of the death of Yield-Mar—
stial Count PIIOSbROWSKI., Commander in Chief of
our tortes on.the,ainube, who is succeeded in that
commands.by Prince BRAGRA.THION, General of _ln-

fantry.
. .
Connt'SfiDint4 still continues at the head of the
departinent of Foreign Affairs ; a late report of his
. • g givenhaVin in his resignation to the Emperor of
Austria is therefore unfounded. In consequence of
several. Masters of lonian ships in Constantinople
having put themselves in a state of insurreaion
against the EMPeror of the French, under the pro-
teaion of the English AnihassadOii, and hoisted the
'colours of the former Republic of the Seven I,lands,
their estates in their native country have been con*
fisCated.—(Corresponderiten, of 2Qd Sept.)

BRUGES, SEPT. 12.—Letters from Hooft PlaqP,
near Breskens state, that on the loth of this mouth,.
several Er”.•,li'sh frigates stationed between Walcbe-
ren and South Beveland, fired about 50 shot again
st
the point of the latter island. The English prob tbij
intended to prevent the batteries being co:till-060d

on thatpoint.
MUNICti, SEPT? 10.-Our Gazette contains
th
following article from the Tyrol :

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" Since the retreat, nothing of importance appear;
to have happened. The corps of General licscx
occupied on the 7th of last month Linzen, Paster-
daie, and has probably moved to Klagenfurt!).
'" HOFER, the chief of the insurgents, and
formerly an innkeeper in Pusterdale, when be
entered Inspruck issued a Proclamation; whereby,
among other things, he exhorts the women of every
rank and description not to expose so mutt) of their
bosoms and arms as they are accustomed to do, on
pain of their being covered in a manner rather un-
pleasant. This proclamation is signed. AND/iitvr
HOFER, Commander in Chief in the-Tyrol."
11l tated Tyrol, says the above Gazette, is at
present cut off, as it were, from the rest of the
world; business of every description is,p• rteetly at
a stand, and a great scarcity of provisions prevails
throughout the "country on the side of Switzerland,
The rigour of the measures adopted against tine Ty"
rolese has at last been Much incrtsed, and whmver
supplies them with gunpoWder, or any other ammu-
nition, is to be tried by a criminal tribunal. Tho:
cordon of neutrality, formed along the frontiers'
does not even permit physicians and surgeons to ei)-
ter the Voralberg or Tyrol from the Grisons, Or any
other part of Switzerland. • . .
VIENNA, SEPT. 7.—Our Gaz:Ate contains the
following article :
" Count IstisaNEESHEW, Adjutant to his Majesty '
the Emperor of RUSSIA, arrived four days since vfitli
dispatches from the Emperor ALEXANDER, at the
head-qUarters of his Majesty the Emperor NAro-
. LEON. He imrnediately proceeded from, thence to
Tolis to deliver to his. Majesty the Emperor of All - •
TRIA, a letter from his master. Yesterday he re-
turned from his mission to this capital, • where be
will remain attached to the head-quarters of his Ma.
jesty the Emperor NaroixeN."
The supposition that the departure of his Imperial
Majesty for Raab, which took place on the 31st 01
last month, had for its objet an interview with tile
Emperor of Austria, was unfounded. His Majesty
arrived early in the morning in Risburgh—breakrasi-.
ed at liitie--was waited upon in Altenburg!) by the
Nolitemen incrusted with the NegocialionN for peaCe,
'v3B .--• •
—ar;ive4riiit liaab at one o'clock in the afternoon'

reviewed, e Troops—;-" f. efo ti) 1 g day
to Schaenbrunn.

Ga•iet‘te stste3, tha:t
according to the laitaccounts from-,
na the
,
nientous question of,waror peace is to be decided' an
the 12th init.

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k‘RANKFORT SEPT. I.s.—:Yes:terny.. and tlt►s day.
arrived here several,divisions of commissioned .and
non-commissioned French Officers 'frotn the army of
the Danube; on their .way to Haan& The 'mime-
yous, extraordinary Swedish Einbassy destined for
Paris, arrived also Yesterday in this

Letters 'from -Gotha, 'of the ibtli instant; state,
that in the severeConiljas `the T3'rolian's,which
took place near Oberan ott the 4thanc4, 01 of last
.Ynontly, a considerable part-.of :the regiment of the
Duke of SAxE-GottiA via.o4.l'lit*r • killed' or' taken by

the insurgents.. ~ .
COPENHAGEN,SEPT. —11:3;„ ccording to reports
received-by his Me:IL-sty frern-GeneralKßOGH, Nk'l6 1
cornman-ds in the northern distriA of "I\TOi.'way„ the.
English have conquered an I occupied the island of
„.
jcelancl, public notice thereof is 'hereby gii.;en,, in
order 'that Danish ships may be prevented from put-
,
ting:into Any.pdrt Of that island. •
MUNICH, SEPT . 14.--Our Court Gazette contains
the following 'General Orders, published in the Au-
ttriatt thead-quar!,rs. :
'My 'beloved subjeEls, .and even my .enemies.,
know that :I did not engage in the present war from
'Motives of ambition, nor a desire'oconquest ;
preservation andindoiendence, a peace contiStent
With
.the .honour of- my crown, and with the
'safety and' tratiquility of my people,
toted the exalted 'and , sole. aim of my exec's 7
lion. The chance, of war, disappointed. my ex=
peaations, the enemy penetrated into- Me interior
of roy dominions, and 'over-run them with-all the
horrors Of wat:3
_but beiearned,at the same time, to
'apprdciate the publiespiriedf my people,' and the
valour of my armies. This experienc4, which he
dearly bought, and my constant solicitude to pro-
mote the prosperity.pf my don.inions, led to a nego-
..•
ciaticin for .Peace: My Ministers empowered for
that purpose have met those of the French Emperor.
My wish is an ho-nourablePeace '; a peace, the sti-
ptilations of which offer a proSpect and the possibi-
iity df duratio:l.

'" The valour of my armies) their unshaken cou-

iage,Their ardent loire of their country, their desire,,
ttrongly,pronounced; not to lay down their arms till
an honourable peace shall have been otaaiiied, could
iiever allow me to agree to conditions Which threat-
ened tOshaltt the very foundation of ttre Monarchy,
and disgrace us.

Nl5- The high 'spirit virhich animates my troops, al-
fords me the brat security, that, should the enemy
yet mista'ke-oar tentiaents and ili&.pOsition, we shall
certainly obtain the reward of perseverance.
" comorn, August F 6, 1809-

" FKANCIS:'

ALTONA, SEPT. 22.—The St. Gal—Gazette, af7.
ter saying that nothing important bas occurred ins
the Tyrol since the relreat of the French, states,
that The 'corps of General RIAKA, was, on the '7th,
at Lenz, and that it is probable lie is now Et Cla•-
genturth. The insurgents ha.ve made prisoners
nearly 200 men, who were on their march _t4 join
General BEAUMONT. On the ipth of AngtAt'they
surrounded a small advftnced guard of 120 Wurtem=.
burgers, whom they carried to Botzen. There
have been some skirmishes.near Neunzig .and. Stu-
ben'. The inhabitants 'or the 'Voralberg-have
plored the ClemenCy of the King_lri favour of -Dr;
SCHNEIDER.

SEPT.-lg.—All the Corps of the Austrian,:
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arrny.have received orders from the head-quarters At
Comorn to encamp. The,Emperor of Austria, it is
said, proposes to review them all Successively.
We learn from Antwerp; of the date of the loth,
that the English have likewise abandoneel the Isle.of
Salibtrk en; WtilchlroWtf those in Zealand. Reports
vary much with respeet to their intention, relative to
Flushing. According to some, they propose to choak
up the bason, and destroy the public establish-
ments ; according to others, they are fortifying the
city, with a design to maintain themselves there.

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. 'SEPT. ae`CZerni I Am .
bas)sador from Russia,—has arrived at Schoenbrutt,
an4,4511v4r.Fd aitet,ter fom his §qypr.eig,R,to t'he.Em-
peror "Napoleon. .He set out immediately atter
for Cotpor'n," %Vitt) dispatches fur the gniperor. of
Austria:• ' 't

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The'tOw'n bf. trieste'has. had 'the good fortune to
obtain,. by its `repreSentalions,' a 'Considerabl, ditni
nution of the Contributions wlth which it was taxed,
on'cindiribn.of 'paying immediately the 'remainder.
It must pay, two .millionS of French money,
~
.—LIVe again read iii the Gaiette
of our town
,an. Exhortation, addriessed to the Ty 7
releans,' in which 'tranqUility and submission is re-
commended to them, but thar.people persist in their
rebellion ; and we are informed that the French and
Bavatians have been repulsed.` The. Atch&ike Fer-
dinand is still at Prague. All the operations are kept
with such profoUnd secrecy, that it is impossible
even to state 'the'poiition -of the principal corps of
the Austrian army: *They'continue to recruit with
aBivity'in Hungary...
An article from' 'Dresden, dated September 12,
.after desCribiag• the immense preparations that are
making 'under the Duke of Abrarites for the defence
;of Saxony, and. of- the capital in particular, adds,
Ain't measures are' •taken for the transport of
,every
.thing' valuable and 'preciona, the very. instant that
war again breaks out on. the Danube, and amongst
other things the pidure gallery at Fort Kcenigstein,
near-Pirna.

VI'SNNA,• SEPT. 2.--The. negociations go on at
Altenburg, and the other contradialoryreports which
have been spread are now less credited.
" The Tyrol," says the St. Gal Gazette, " may
be considered as a country separated from Europe.
Little credit is to be given to reports; it
,appears that
nothing of importance has occurred since the retreat
of the French."

NURENIEURG, SEPT. 14.—Tile intelligence re-
ceived this day from Vienna has by no means satis-
fied our hopes; nothing hal, been decided on the
gth ;•however the return of the Emperor to Schoen-
Brun, where the head-quarters are to remain, re-
animates. our hopes.