The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-02 00:00:00

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YARMOUTH, I VIAY 1.-or Two .Vesaeh,. WS arrived
from Holland ; 4 he Masters state that.the Fiench are
enforcing a Con !ription in Holland, for meh to join
their acnves, and ;that the people are dliposed to re.
The Lord, .Nelson Packet from Cottenbnrgh
with Mails, and s a Messenge,r with Dispatched for
the Foreign Office; are also arrived.

I~at.xo ig..—Arried the Papfsenburgh
Callum Pauitaa ,aid Sophia, from Bourdeaux for
Memel, with wine; detained by his Majestie Ship
.Minerva.
Passed by the octw and-bound Lisbon Fleet,

Omormemene
PORTSMOUTH, MAI- 1. Arrived his Majesty's
Ship header and La tPleche from a cruize.

PosSed by, the home3.ard-boand East India Fled.

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PLvNtaurn, APRIL ski.—Sailed this morning oh
a cruize the Squadron uriceer the command of Sir
Josue YORKE, consisting' of the fallowing
viz. Christian the. Seventh, Ifm:peteux, Ikarspite, and
Eagle, and the Loire Frigat.. Also sailed his Ma..
jesty's Ship St. George, of 98 gnus, for the Baltic,
tti teceive the Flag-Admiral RATES.

.DUTCH diND

DIJALACH. APRIL 15 .'—This.afternoon at five, his
Majesty the Emperor Napoleon passed through this
city. His Majesty took the road to Ettiengen, and
not that to Carlsruhe. He will reach Stutgardt,
and pass this night there, and afte,rwarcis pioteed to
Munich.

DRISDBN, APxir. 12.—This day we understand
that Baron Von Ankesten, the Rost,ian Charge des
AtFaires at Vienna, delivered a note ti the Court of
Await* on the 6th instant, the substance Of which
was, that the Court of Russia could not enter into
any negociations fur a peace with, ',ngland while
the present administration rerriained 'at the head of
, affairs in England. This note was oeciHoned by an
article which appeared tome .time since hi th'e Vi-
enna Court Gazeste, in which it wits insinuated that
new negociations had commenced in London be-
tween tht, Court of PeteribuNli and that of Great
Britain. It is also reported ghat the Russian Envoy
in this city .has transmitted an official communica-
tion to our Coin't to the' same effect. The Au-
strian Envoy Ciiiint Von Zielty, is preparing for his
departure.
The army under the Prince of Polite Corvo is go-
in; to encsinp ; these troops have the greatest con-
fidence in their leader, and are animated by the best
spil it.
Ntmematnott, Amt. 14.—The Mar.hal Duke
of. Auentadt has issued the following order of the
day :

TO THE ARMY OF THE RHINE.
Hamm!, April 13.

to Soiamtas—His Majesty the Emperor 'of Au-
stria commenced hostilities on .the Bth instant.—
This was announced by his General in Chief on the
eth. They have taken up arms. The orders of the
der delivered to the Austrian armies are merely the
effusions of icurrility. This is not the way to at
tack the soldiers of the Emperor' Napoleon. .They
threaten to overwhelm us with defeat and disgrace
upon the plains of Ulm and Marengo. Purer con-
'dela will chew what right they haVe to,make use of
these threats. Soldiers, our beloved Soiereign,
when he was First Consul, offered peace, the Em-
peror of Austria refused it—Marengo compialed bun
to accept of terms.—The EirVish broke thesTreafy
of Atniens.—Our Sovereign had colleCted his armies
on the French coasts, and the Emperor of Austria
availed himself of that juncture, and without any
previous declaration Of wor, violated the, territory of
our allies, and threatened_ours. Ulm compelled the
enemy of our Sovereign again to make peace.-4n,
the present instance, the Emperor of Austria has
threatened the territory of our allies, without the
least appearance of any difference between the two
Powers, and conceiving himself in a situation to utts
dertake hostilities, has tidal). commenced war.-s-
The direaors of the Austrian Cabinet have a very
great interest in the result of their libellous scurri-
lities. Woe be to those who dare to disseminate
them, and by these means excite didturbance, the
prompt execution of military law will be the inevita-
ble consequence;
" Soldiers---In spite of those libellous reproaches,
Germany has done honour to your discipline and
good contitiO—You do not make war against the
inhabitants; those unfortunate sacrifices to the views
of the House of Austria, whose ambition has
stained so many of tilt pages of history with blood,
and whose arrogance has again excited such agitation
among the nations. •
" A soldier of Napoleon must not only be free
from censure, but witout fear. If there be any of
a contrary charader t in our rani* and who shall so.
far transgress against the fundamentals of all disci-
pline as to dishonour his troth' by plunder or disobe-
dience, punishment shall speedily follow.
" The results of this war are certain; We shall
be supported by the Emperor Altotander, who is
faithful to his engagements in peace or war. - With
his armies whom yot highlY resped ;—with the cons
federate Sovereigns, whose wish is that we should
avenge theircause, and secure them in future against
the ambition of one eternal enemy ; and lastly,
through the justice of our cause,, vittory ' must be
ours. Your coufage, and the genius of. your So-
vereign When you see him in the midst, of you,' Will'
be the tuntit infallible assurance of your triumphs. .
" The Marshal Dicke cif AUERSTA6r,"

Afteaution, APRIL I i.-With respeet to the
Olual positions of the armies to the present mo-
ment, we know nbliting certain. The Renck, as
well as the troops of the Confederation of the Rhine,
are in continual motion. It does not yet appdar that
they will come to.:blows on' tins side of the Inn ;
bet on our part it is certain., that disposition are
Making.for forming one of the strongest positions
iinaginatAn on the banks of the Lech.' This will be
occui,ied' by the aria ) of reserve: Gencral Ottdinot
Ia stillthero with his head-quttrters.

IMPERIAL fPAItI,IAMENT:

HOVE OF PEERS'

• 14:014DAY, 'MAY 1. ' • .• ';
The House was employed, for some time in 2
.Commitiee of Privileges, on the Claims •to the:Beet!,
With Peerage ; after which it was ordered, that the
iCominitiee should-sit again on Friday se'nnight. ,•
Several Bills were brought up from the Coalitions,
and read a first time..