The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-06 00:00:00

lATELLIGEACZ

VIENNA, MA Y 7.—The great force of the
strians is now divided into three corps. The strongest
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retreats into Bonen lie under the Archduke CHARL Es,
The Archduke Maxi sittali„:- after he left Vienna;
assembled his troops it, Moravia; his head-luarters
are at Prostuitz, some leagues from Olmutz; anda
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part of his troops are in Brunt): ,
The greater part of the army which invaded the
•the Dutclry of Warsaw, under the Archduke Fart-

•Dttsfloqn kon the retreat, and is expe&ed in Wm-
mia or Moravia. The weakest part.of the, Austrian
force bas fallen nack'npon Hungary, and that king.
dam is thus left to itself.
The French troops are on their march- to Bild7
whi, and, according to rvport, they are alreadyin
possession of Nicolsborg. The led horses of the
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Emperor NAPOLRON have been sent. over the, Da-
nybe, on the road towards Moravia, from which it.
is conjeftured that his Majesty will himself: take
that. road. The Emperor FRANCIS is said to be at
Ohnotz.

Since the 14th, the labours for restoring the
bridges on the Datiube have-been continued with
great assiduity. Intrenchments and let's arc port
are.. al.so forming. The, garrison consists of more
than 10.1000 men, all infantry.
PASSAU'. MAY 20.—W4 are anxious tO learn 'the

effect which hag been produced by the ProcWnation

orthe.Einperor FttANcts to the Iltingari,ros. It is
reported that it has beeu favourably received at Pres-
burg:

The first division of the Bavarian army., under the
command of im Crown. Prince, is at Saltzburgh,
and Strongly garrison's that town,. Ilse Pass of teng,
and St. Gilser. The Ausirian General, JELLA^
cuictl, who is with lliScorps near Rastadt, claie at-
tempt nothing: The Baurians are constructing
works at Saltzburgh. • • -

The Prince of Pottle Corvo broke up on the t ot h,
from Stranbing, to advance hithdrwards, and turther
towards Bohemia. This corps -consists of 15,090
Saxons, and a regiment of FrenCh cavalry. Several
intrenchments
.are forming bore the, fortress of
Medians is placed in a complete state of defence.'

BAYONSE, MAY 21.-.-betters received this day`
by a courier, announce. that the Duke oflluno has
obtained another great viaoty over CUESTA's army.
The strong
_position of Alcantara, on the Tagus, has
also been.taken by storm. At this place five or 600
prisoners were made, and all the enemy's artillery
was taken.

The head-quarters of CvasTA are at Moneiterro,
fourteen leagues from Seville.. All the accounts we
receive induc.e us firmly to believe; that the DulsO
of DALMATIA must,. by this time, have made him-
self master of Lisbon.

- Yesterday the 20th, the Insurgents in the Astu-
rias were to be attacked at 411 pointir, by tin ett divi-
sions which had penetrated into that Pius ince.
The king of Spain left Madrid tin the,l3th or
I,4th for Aranjuez, and it is believed that he intends
to go to Andalusia.

ROYA t, AcADEMY'.--The. President, and Many of
the Members of this institution, ' with a 'cons iderable
number of their priva+e friends, assembled yesterday
according to 'custom, to celebrate his Msjesty's birth
Day, at the Crnwn and Anchor Tavern. .The first
toast after, the cloth was Teinovqd '.'as; of 'course
", The King," . and, we never heard it received with
more enthusiasm. " The. Queen," and 'tile rest of
the Royal Family, were given in due erdet. "
Royal Academy" was then given .by Mr. irsit'r,'
who made 3 drat and appropriate sid-ech oil the on.
castor,. 'Toasts on other Institutions, tenditiii to the
prosperity of the flue. arts, and on several eminent
and literal Patrons followed, and were much ap.
plapded. ' Mr.. CA Lan WHITErooRD then 'propoSed
the health of Mr, WEST, and the toast was
seconded by Mr. Foixsta,ish: who paid a brief but
just and impressive tribute to the professional' anot.
personal merits of. the. venerable President, who
was one of the t.riginal founders of the' !loyal
who, fur upwards, Of forty-Seven
years, had set an example 'of .excellente in Aft,
and :who had been always anxious to encourage
and patronize rising genius. The general feelings of
the company attested the truth of Mr. FLaxmAtv's
ettingiurn, arid it wait receivsd with warm and /rife-
' rated applause. Mr. WEsT expressed his thinks
with hecoming diflldencei but wit h „manly firmness.
Mr. TAvt.oa, of e4iVent-garden Theatre, highly
gratified the :company with .some musicat imita-
tions, and other vocal exertions, as well us Mess's.
Luars, NEILD,' BELLAMY ; and the day was near(:.
ed by good-humnitr, spirit, and that rational Asti-
vity, which might be expo fed from a company
chiefly distinguiat4d for their high taste
,and
talents in these arts which do honour to their coun-
try, and place if.-above any other in the civilized
World. '

The CHMICHLIMIR Of the Exciteatiztt hiid a
splendid dinner' pan), yesterday in honour of• the
Birthday.

Yesterday, at the final close of the poll for Alder.
man of Cheap Ward, intim room of Jos. BoyEtl4l.lo
Esq. the numbers were—.for SAMUEL GOODBEHERE,
Esq. Bi, and for R. 11 s'YGATE, Esq. 60 ; major►ty
w, favour of Mr. GOODBEHERE, 31 , who was de-
clared duly elected. . •

There was no Court 'of Aldermen held to=day, but
the Lotto. MAYQ.II, after inspecting the rottirt)4.
of tho Mealweighers, ordered the price of bread to
be lowered id. per peck. The :.quarters loaf wail
then be to. - •