The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-03 00:00:00

BY.THE KING'S PATENT.

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pve. •

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P 2015, SEPT. 14.—Tile English, who hal had
the, audacity to make their appearance upon the
:coast of Calabria, and of Ponilla, have been vigorous.
• ly repelled, and thrown into the sea.
On Monday-last the Russian Ambassador, Prince
• Kourakin, celebrated the fete of his Sdvereign. A
Te Detury was sung in his presence in the chapel of
the embassy after mass. All the Russians now in
Paris attended that.ceretnOny. The Affibassador gave
them a sumptuous entertainment, to which the prin-
cipal personages of the French Ministry now in Paris
Were also invited. The,idlowing toasts were given:
" His. Majesty the Emr.ror of all the Russias and his
august family. —" His illustrious friend and any the
Ettperor Napoleon."—" The alliance of the two
Emperors, and the general peaCe which must be the,
finest fruit of it." '

In the evening, the whole front of the Ambassi,
dor's hotel was magnificently illuminated ; the grand`
arch which serves as a gateway was also illuminated,
and surmounted with a brilliant cypher of the Em-
peror Alexander. An orchestra which was placed
near the gate, performed the whole evening, and
contributed to atra6t tie crowd. _

On the vth of September, the Eleonore privateer
belongintto St. Malo, captain Sauveur,fitted out by
Mr.Surcouf captured upon the English coast, two
vessels, -one of whicli.is supposed to worth 300,000
francs; and has reached Roscoff. The other, it is
-thought, has got into Brest. They had both sailed
from England, and were bound to Ireland.
The letters front Vienna of the ith of September
men tityri,-- that the Prince Primate of Hungary, Arch-
bishop. of Wurtz, and brother to the Empress, died
on the,2d inst. of a putrid fever, which he caught at
Comorri:.••That plate being very unhealthy, ae Em.
peror of Austria has quitted it and-gone to Totisi,
where he now resides at .a country seat belonging to.
Count Esterhazy.

SEPT. t g —The last letters from Dieppe mention,
that ,thy Capt. Antoni Balidar, of the Pour-
voyeur privateer, which was fitted out at' that port by
' Mr. Clitenouille, Senior, attacked, and after an obstiz
nate- a&ion, boarded and captured the John Bull
English cutter, mounting to carronades. The vri-
`vateer and her prize came into port with the tide.-4-
In this action Capt'Balidad had to 'regret only one
man killed. The English had 14 men killed or
wounded. Captain Balidar •was well supported by
I his crew.:..: •: • • -

;- The Hebe privateer, of Antwerp, captured, on
the 60 o thi4 month, dt'lring the night,. and in the
midst of an English squadron, nine leagues from
the Texel, the Fortune, Hanoverian Vessel, Captain
John Hendrick, bound from London to-the island of
Heltoland, laden. with' indigo, muslins, and other
valuable g00d3.-4--(quzette de France.) -
VIE NA, 7.—The Duke o(. Auerstadt has
issued a Proclamation, in which he says that-all those
' who - shall keep up V any dangerous correspondence
with the Austrian army, or wltp_ shall send to it
provisions, artns, stores', or any recruits raised in
the:countries occupied by the French' armies, shall
be consideted.a4 traitors, and punished as sUch.
The folloWing Proclamation has been':iubt pub•
lished and Stack up : •
4: Am-eat number of arms has been found buried
under ground near this capital ; ten thousand muskets
have tien seized just as they were entering Presburg)
several 'millions of florins wore hid at the`titne that
the French entered .Vienna ; ih.cy. have been diSco-
vered and-seized. Several millions of bank notes,
and a great number of bills belonging to the Austrian
Governtiient:, bidden in different places. -His
Majesty beittg'desi4f)us-of-rewarding those who. help
to make ,such discoveries, -grants the quarter of the
value of the thing found to whoever shall cause to
be discovered either muskets or.warlike stores, sold
Biers' clothing, bank notes, money, or claims belong-
ing 'to the Austrian- Government. These declara-
tlolllllily be made in writing or-by word of mouth,
eit,lo to the Intendant Generat, or even to the Go-
veinori of provinces, or, ..in fine,. to any French
Agent.
44 At the head-quarters-of Schoenbrunn, the 7th
of September, 1 sug.
' ‘,‘ 'ElieTriuce of Neufchatel, Vice-Constable, Ma-
.
jor-Generl of the Army.

" ALEXANDER."

SErr. 9.—A deputation from Gallicia had, on tho
3d of ibis month, their first audiencebf the Emperor
Napoleon. It consists of Count Ignatius Potocki,
General Bionikowski, and Count Thadoeus Mathu.
sowiez. - Gen. Bronikowski received from his Im-
perial, Majesty. the insignia of the Legion of Honour.
Prince Poniatowbki, Comniancier.in Chief,of the Po.
lisle army .in Gallicia, sends every day, by. anestafette,
his reports to the Prince. of IsteachatelkMajor7Gene-
ral of the grand army: This Prince transmits to him
direct: the orders of :the'. Emperor. The Harvest is.:
very good in Ps land..‘•
, .
They write from Klsatian in' Bohemia, that all the
inhabitants of that country who have horses,' have
;been -ordered to bring them to the head-quarters for
the service of the army, under the pealty of a fine
of crowns; and of,as many strokes of a stick. The
tespusltion of oxen has been suspended; but the
troops continue, tO,the great.cletriment of the farmers, -
to carry off the hay and oats,. Ail these.prep-rationt
spread great nneasiness.
The search that has been rnede:for papers ;n, the
archiver, of 'all the Austrian chanceries Lis proded a--
great sensation in Vietina. This measure, .which wzs
adVised by pradence, has been justified. b', the r;:st4lF,.l
It was -aft,er the seizure made at the bole that the:Be*
papers wereexamined,:that the Major,!Gerferars
el:striation of the 7th of Sept. was issued. , Tne;el.-
habitants continue to pay ibe contributions'
tie town, and itis said that the amount of rt-
niains to be acquitted. will be faised by nicon.s. cat
tax:

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