The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-17 00:00:00

F.RO.ili.nE il:thCil PAPERS.

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VrlnttA, VLE. F9.—flt has, been announced for'
si-nue days in the political. circles, that General
Audreossi, the netich Ainbassador,ilias obiaiued
have of absence for six weeks, and that during that
time he will rnake aiourpcy to. Paris.
Last Sunday the Militia were exercised upon the
'ramparts ; nothing was so grotesque as their 'ap-
pearance : no One could". help. shrugging up his
shoulders at seeing the ;awkwardness Qiihese shop-
keepers, in. their manoeuvres and manual- ettereise.—
however, are the invincible legions, which it
is pretended to oppoSe to the conqueivri Of Ulrn
and MatentTo !
SeVeral battalions of croats have departed, in
dir to repair to Buda, in Hungary, and to Petau, a
town of Lower Styria. Some regiments have also
been 'sent into Moravia.

Wolves continue to commit the greatest depreda-
tions at the very gates of the capital ; six were
found yesterday killed by the strokes of sabres ; not
far from these were found six. boots, and sorn,3 rem-
nants of dress. It is known that some poor sol-
diers, after having killed several wolves, were at last
devoured by a herd of these ferocious animals.
'The depression of .the public funds has become
alarming—Bank Stock has fallen from 84 to 70;
other stocks sink in proportion. , •
It is now certain, that no negotiation for peace
.between Russia and Turkey will take place..
In spite of their aversion, the Turks had.consent-
ed to admit the Deputies charged to negotiate in the
name of Servia. These Deputies had even arrived
iu Wallachia, and afterhaving taken a few days re•
pose at Bucharest, had resumed their journey to
Jassy. The Servian Deputation is.said to be com-
posed of six persons, and a most brilliant suite.
The English Ambassador Adair entered Conatin,
tinople on the 17th of January • his Secretary, Mr.
Morris, preceded him a few days.
TRIES'TE,.FEB. !S.—The Austrian troops receiv-
ed, on the I sth of February, orders,, which an-
nounce that, they will be put on the war establish-
ment on the Ist of March, and that the Militia will
enjoy the same advantage. he 04:ers have in.
st; u;tions, to purchase their horses and field equipage.
Throughout all Austria, are speed the reports of war
with France. The BOk paper has fallen 8 per cent.
within ten days.!—(illettite4r.) •
"COPENHAGEN' the Surgeons who
fill public tiauetions have received orders to inscribe
their, names, in o,dyr that, they may, if necessary, be
employed in the Military or naval, service,
In spite of the ,rigourof the season, the Swedes
on the coast of Scania spent the nights in the open
air, so strong was, the fear of an imasionfrona us.
FEB. 18.—An Expedition is in preparation,against
Sweden; it may take place in a few dikys. It is not
known whether it will .be commanded by the Ring
in
_person. •

WISBADEN, FEB. 24.—The following document
has been published here

Copy of a Letter from his Highness the Prince Primate to
the Grand Dukes of Baden, Hessia, Wurtzburgh, and
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the Duke of Nassau, dated i;rankfoii, 'Feb. 2, 18;9
11 His Majesty the Emperor of France having
done me the honour to write tome with.his own
hand, has desired-me to communicate to the Princes
of the Confederation .of the Rhine, of which he is
Proteaor, his :encouraging intentions in favour of
public tranquility.' The Spanish armies are annihi.
lated. The English have re-embarked; hiving lost
half of their troops, their horses, baggage, ammuni-
tion, and a part of their treasure. This success, and
the movements of Austria, occasioned the 'return of
his Imperial Majesty to Paris.
" The ConfederatiOti of the Rhine ought not to
be under .any uneasiness. Its powerful Proteaor
will secure its-frontiers from invasion. It is probable
that the Court of Austria will return to a system
compatible with the maintenance of general Iran--
quility. It is essential, under the present circum,
stances, and it is the desire of his Majesty, tint all
the Princes of the Confederation should 1)4116'4011y
lnriiish their contingents, and..be ready. to march at
the first notice. May I, in announcing the beneti,
cent intentions of his Imperial Majesty, our.august
Proteaor, beg you to corrtmunicate them, as soon as
possible, to the College of Mikes and. Princes ? I
seize this occasion of renewing thesentiments of
high consideration with which, Sec."

HAMBURGH, FED. 22.—A letter from Vienna,
dated the Itth Mid.. contains the following passage :
" A pamphlet is Seldhere, containing all the docu-
ments given by Cevallos, concerning the abdication
of the, King .of Spain, it-was at first eubligied se-
cretly at four florins ;. now it is .sold publicly, and
costs only one florin 40 kreutzers, Such writings
are not 'Permitted to be sold 'till a deciSive part
is taken respecting thoSe of whom . they treat."--
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'(hlonzteur.)
25,--The Prince de Pante Corvo continues
here. The demolition of the fortresit of Stralsund
will be completed ti three weeks. For hear three
months there have been 3609 workmen employed.
AltStißDAt4, Pea. 24.r—T110 .King has judged
'it expedient to call to his person Matilials Du-
Monceau and De Winter, unless imperious circum-
stances should demand their presence at the head
of their troops dad squadrons. The place of DUMOII.
vertu is supplied by Lieut.-General Bruce; and Vice-
Admiral Bloys replaces Admiral de Winter in the
conimand of the squadron off. the Texel and the.
Circle of the! Coasts. The Marshals Darnonceau
and, de Winter Will take their seats in the Council
of State immediately after the Ministers:
PAtittii-MARCH 4.--The news froM.Vienna of the
20th affil 21-4 of February state; that the Course of
Exchange upon that city, which had fallen in one
day from 231 to 243, *Ai on the 19th at 250; and.
it is'observed there is no knowing when it will stop.
This new shock, is attributed to a long article insert-
ed in the Court Gazette of the 15t!). This article,
under• the head of Itatisbon, appears intended to
answer recent observations published in 'varioni fo-
reign papers, on the interior situation of the Austrian
States. The .Editor, who haa execnted this task,
possesses nothing but what the great Frederick call-
ed the cloudy style of the Austrian Chancery. Ttiis
mode of confounding things, instead of enlighteit-
ingthem, has had the effect only of deubling dis-
trust and alarm.-

&KLAN-, ran. lg.—Their Majesties arrived at
Konigsberg on the idth instant. The King a;tend4

eiluicvzily to Inisinekt. 'The Quee ri is indisprs,e-.4_,
11Oin the cold she has endUred; hence thelr
to this City, is tiOtitlioned, but preparznions s'ill
making fbr their reception'.
MADRID, FEB. decree of the Path
instanr,,'3l%.lAtracirdinarr(;ritninil Junta. has been
formed; composed of five Alcildes of the Court, i'‘.4
the trial of
.as.atsirss, robberi, recruiters in tA*
the insurgents, those Who mtnntain ctirrespoi%icuie.
with them, and Who_spread tilse reports., Ferson;
brought before the tribunal for these, cruces; abaft
he, tried within v.? 4 hours, and sentenced to the gib-
bet. The sentence shall be executed
,without
-Pear. Thoie against whom thera.shall not he
cleat evidence, shall be piaced,,,at the divosition
the Minister of General Pollee; :who shitil send them
to the ordinary tribunal. •
'By recent Rqyal•Dvcr*; all Of ices in the army,
and all the Magistrates and 'Public Functionaries,
are required to take the caths:of allegiatiee and obe.
thence to the King and Constitution; within three
days after the publication of the decree La that effect;
in the places where they are:
'rho property of all individuals who have executed
qtr tllrg-sl authority, is aniwerable for the
which may have been apent by virtue of orders issued
by them.
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The impositions imposed on the city of Madrid
and the provinceS, are to be pica within six months,
by three insottnents.
'Vince indkidilalS of-the order of FraTicians, of
the toWn of tort), Who sought to raize
haie been shut up in their convent for six 16(.4)015;
by order of General Mazaredo. His Excellency
has forbidilm the Monks to sleep oUt of their•con.-
vents:
FEB. 2.—Napoleon, by the Grace of
God, &c. having seeti the 6th Cons.titutionai Se.4iatt;.
and the list of Candidates for the Senate, prvaented
by the Eleaoral Colleges, of °llk XingdOth of Italy;
do decree, &c.

Ate named Memhers of the Senate;
The Emperor and King ;
Prince Eugene Napoleon, Vice-Roy of Italy, our
well beloved son : Dun Joseph Napoleon, King of
Spain and the • Indies ; Louis Napnietin, King of
Holland; and Jerome Napoleon, Kihg of West-.
phalia--Princes of the Royal Hortre.
The Duke of Lodi, Ciiineejoi ,and Keeper of
the Seals; Count Codronclii, '.Grand Almoner and
Archbishop of Ravenna ; Coulit Litta, Grand-Clint),
berlain ; Count Fenaroli, Grand .Major.cinino; -;:nd•
Count Caprara, Grand Ecuyer.—Grand 00ccis of
the Crown. •

Count Caparrt, Archbishop 'of Milan; Count
Opezzoni, Archbiihv ot•Roulotme ; Co nt (!t.
Archbishop of Ferrara ; and the Partriarch of
---Grand Oflicert (1 the gingtlon.
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Count
.Moscanti, Cohnt Count Coita:).ll,
and Count Gui3aiardi-A—Cqunsellori State.

Then follold the names of Senator.; taken front
each Department, to the tmmb4.,,r of 24. ,

Captain Donn, Aid-de-Camp, to the fluke of
KIINTi and Major of Brigade under his Royal
ness, has' contradiak:'d the report that he had t)Oen,
removed, and sqlemnly declares, that he mNert
direaly nor indire6tly, applied to Mks. CLAAK.F, fur
any paper or document whatever. We ore glad that.
he has made this declaration, becatise it d...0.r0Ys
shocking report, that feelinp adverse to the DUtitt
of You prevailed, where, douutless, there can bt
nothing but the utmost good-Will and arectjop.
The Board of Trade have enttounced their deter-
mination to grant no more licenses for the protection
of the trade between this Country" Holland, and
France, by neutrals, but under particular restriciionE.
Butter,, cheese, geneva, brapdies, and various other
atticles,- are now 'prohibited. The follOWing is a
list of the various articles which are allowed to
impelled without licenses :

FROM 1101.1.AWD.
Grain (if,imporied according to the provisions of the Corn
Laws), tiax, oak-bark, tlax-seed, clover arid other seed,
madder.roots, salt, hides and skins, leather, rushes, IsonpA,
saccharum Worm, trnalts, yarn, sattion, quills, tetras,
white lead, oil, turpentine, pitch, hemp, bottles, wainscot,
deals, raw materials, naval stores, lace, and FrencL
brics.