The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-02 00:00:00

The Russian troops are accumulating in Poland,
The Prussians in Saxony, • '
The British in ilokinni,.
The Austrians in Italy.
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What modifications may be made in the objects
of the parties at the Congress, remains to be de-
cided, but in the meantime it appears (nions,
that in the directions we have indicated; four
of the fire gre!g- European Powers will seek for
'the security and consolidation of their interests.
With regard to the fifth, France, her politics will
lead to the repression of undue claims on the
parts of any of the others, especially of Austria
in Italy, England in the tow Countries, and
Prussia in Saxotiy. Thus, the course of events
has in a manner made France the mediator of
•
Europe !

We have abstained! from considering at present
the very cbfftenit question of the re-organization
of the German► Empire.

In a subsequent column of our Paper will be
found the American Official Intelligence of the
rub of the Negociations at Ghent, and some
account of the cause thereof.Te have styled this
" Official," because it is well known the Ministers
of this Country have divulged nothing of the
above information, which conic!, therefore, only
come from the Enemy's Commissioners; and as it
has appeared in their authorized Organ,- we think
there can be no reason to doubt its accuracy. We
have, besides, our own grounds for bel;eving (and
rejoiced we are thaft it is so), that this, inauspiJ
cious Treaty has been referred for a conclusion
to British armaments on the coasts of America,
and British bayonets. in Canada. Tire tipsy
pier-
chases . a week ago of 'Transatlantic
.pro 7
duce,. by Houses connected with America, was
a •ssire proof that the Commissioners did not
look for an amicable termination 'of affairs at
Ghent ; and when we call to. mind, that from
MADISON, downward to the lowest of his Agents,
the whole are a connected gang
.of speculative,
trailers and cozeners, it was, easy to antici-

pate, from their anxiously buying- their
own exports at advanced prices. (tobacco rising
from 20d. to 4s. per lb.) that they did so, because
they knew- more active hostilities would ppeedily
enhance the price of these articles for them to
sell again ! !

With regard to the extract of a letter from
Kingston (". Canada!" not Kingston-upon-
Thames !) as no date is assigned to it, and as
we are ourselves in the possession of the latest
accounts from Canada, we do not think it de-
serving of attention,

We stated yesterday,. that Lord Wu. STUART,
Captain of the Conquestador, 74, died on his pas-
sage from Jamaica, of a fever we are sorry to-
day to add, that the Captain .of Marines, 4 Mid-
shipmen, and 24 Seamen, also died of the same
fever on the passage, between the 27th of June
and thu IGth of July.
In consequence of these melancholy events,' and
the sickly state of the crews of other vessels, we
lament to state, it has been necessary to put some
of the ships composing this valuable fleet under
quarantine.

the Bristol ships from Jamaica,' by the fleet
just arrived, have reached that port in satiny.

of oppression ,t)il tyranny. tet us still therefore
,
hope- that it is abo!..t to be swelit away, and the
rightful 'order i)f Clings restored in Naples as in
'Holland knil reanee„

- By a Itul:burgfi'AL.til we are infOrmed, that the
Commiscioners for settling the JW.Constitution
.of
•
Poland arc proCeeding with their labours at IVar-
saw. We 'lever heard a word of thk important
intelligence before ! Weihould like to know who
these Commissioners are ;" under who3e auspices
appointed and, in sne, e4'ery tittle of informa-.
tint) connected with' them—even. their Po/iBl/
names (which the transcribers of the Journals
have withheld), if we can hate Ir-tithing more sir.
tkfactory.

We yesterday noticed the _chief .points which
would occupy the attention of the Congress at
Vienna the accounts daily received 'of 'the mili-
tary movements cf the various Powers iatetested
are pretty clear guides to the nature of the pre-
tensions of each. When we recollect the politi-
cal maxim which is invariably acted upon in the
existing system of' Europe, « to treat witlr.
arms in your hand, as if you were going to
fight for that which you expect to obtain
by Negociation i" and, when we observe every
Government keeping its ArMy on the war esta-
blishment (though these things do not indnce in
us a belief that hostilities are at all likely to re-

commence), it requires, we imagine, no ‘vonder-
•ftil degree of penetration to detect the outline at
least of the views entertained by the different Po-
tentates. The following would, on these grounds,
be an index :