The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-12 00:00:00

taken Raab, is not'confirmed.

" JUNE 24.—We learn by official reports' from
the Generalissimo's head-quarters, that up to the
22d nothing hail occurred between the two main
armies. The Archduke CHARLES is daily receiving
reinforcements from 2 to 3000 men, so that his force
on the line from Cleiats to Prcaburgh is estimated
at i 00,00,0 troops of the line..

". As the 'Tyrohail's and Vo?alberghers,, sup,
ported by the la:perial troops under the command
of col. TEUNER, consider themselves strong enough
to Make head, against the enemy, General CIIAS-
TELL4II has un:ted with the 8a.,,,zu.s of Croatia, Count

GUILAY, and in coujnattion with Lim 114 S entered
Hungary b) the mountains.

JIILY 1.--By way of, precaution the
Duke of Vainly has retnovecl the treasury of tia-nau

to Mentz.
"'lle Austrians have extended themselves consi-
derably in the territory of Fulda
" Accounts received at Frankfort from Upper
Swabia give reason to tremble for thefate of the on-
fortunaie town or Lindau.
" The scarcity -of meat greatly increases at
Vienna.' .

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET MEETING, Afiog.
TUESDAY.

Mr. Wilson's Sm'allhopes, Bst. 51b. beat Mr. Howorth's
Viscountess, Bst. Two-yr out Course,tons. Is ft.-7 too
on Smallhopes.
Sir L. Shelley's Vexation, Bst. 41b. beat Sir'C. Turner's
Clitoris, B§t. alb. Ab. M. cogs.—liven.

The second year pt a renewal of the Sweepstakes of togs.
each, by 3-yr olds, carrying 6st. 91b 4-yr oids, Sst. sib.
5-yr olds, Sat. iolo. 6-yr olds, gst. aild aged git. zib.
T. M. M Ten Subscribers.

.. ..__ ....
Mr. Wils.n's Smallhopes, -3-yrs old . - ' 1
Mr. C. Btowne's Delviile, 6-yrs old
Id Jersey Baines Sir J. Shelley's Sock) 3-yrs old - 3
Mr. Lake names Id Stawell's Brighton Lass, 4-yrs old 4
J.d F. G. Osborne's Norah, 6-yrs old - - 5
1). of-Grafton names Ld Lowther's g. by Antmus, 6- yrsold 6
Mr, Watsbn names Mr. Keller-nail's Cockatoo, 3-yrs old dr

The Insolent and CoViiei Gun-brigs bare captured
and sent into Dartmouth the French Brig L:,ltnetai-
tie, from-Nantz, with wine.
The intelligence which reached Dover, of the in-
tention.ot the enemy'', squadron at Flushing to put
to.sea, was communicated by a .smuggling *vessel,
captured by the Tiger gevetme Cutter.
The Syrian, Capoin DxviEs, has sailed frOm
Port mouth, with Dispatches for Sir Awrktuit
WELLESLEY, and the Hun, AJmiral BERKELEY, at

Lisbon.
On the iGth tilt. his Majesty's Ship the Havoc
left Yarrnouth; .having on board a Russian Courier.
Site bore a Fla'g of Truce, and sailed for
,the
The Vessel was examined:by the Danes on her pas-
sage, and suffered- to proceed :,the Captain was treat-
ed with courtesy by them. After landing the Cou-
rier near Riga, on the 27th, the Havoc sailed back,
and hasarrived again in England.
In consequence of the intelligenCe which we yes-
terday communicated of the three Drench Ships of
the Line lying in Flushing ready for sea, a Squadron
has sailed from the Downs to croize off that port.--
It consists of the Audacious, Viaarious, Repulse,
Blake, St. Domingo, Theseus, and Denmark.
There are said to be 100,000 fresh Patriots sprung
up in Spain, to procure arms for whom M. D L.
VEGA is again come to this country-from Asturias.
CITY BUSINESS —Yesterday a Court of Aldermen
was held .at Guildhall, at which the Loan NIA? OR,
14 Atdertnen, and the City Officers were present.—
MATTHEW WOOD and joHN ATKINS, E,qrs..Alder-
men a:'ld Sheriffs Elect, . attended and sealed bond
of 10001. each, to take upon them the office •of
Sheriff Of London and Middlesex on Michaelmas
Pay next.—The Court examined the Meal-weigher's
reports, and ordered the , price of bread to be conti-
nued at is. lid, the quartent loaf of wheaten, and
I f Id. household.—A Court of Common Council
held this day: To-morrow the LORIS. MAYOR
will hold Courts of Conservancy. for Surrey and-Mid-
dlesex, to 'receive the repot-, S.of -the Juries.
PIGEON SHOOT' NG.—A grand match took place in
the neighbout hood of Kilburn yesterday, between-H.
Aldridge, Esq. the renowned snipe .shooter, of
-13racktiel, Berki, and Captain Smith, also a cele-
brated shot, for 100 guineas. The former killed
19 out of 21, and won the match.

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