The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-01 00:00:00

DUTCH' MAIL.

VIENNA, SEPT. 16.—His Imperial lliglinessAbe
Archduke Palatine left this city on the-14th, to
proceed by way of Bremen to Cracow, to meet
upon the frontiers .the Emperor of Russia, who is
supposed to be already on his way hither.
BERLIN, SEPT. 20.--It is supposed the King of
Prussia will reach Bremen at the same time as the
Emperor of.Russin, and that their Majesties will
proceed to Vienna together.
SEPT. 23.—We hear that the Con=
cierge of tl.e Palace of Loo has received orders
to put it in order for her Royal'Highness the Con-
sort of the Prince Sovereign ;• this Princess, with
her daughter and a suite of Ladies and •Nobi-
lity, being expected-there at the end of this or
the beginning of next month, to reside for some
time.

PALERMO, AOG. 20.—The King and the Here- -
ditary Prince seem to resist all endeavours to make
them renounce the throne olNaples. They would
judge it to be an intringement on the lights of the
House of Bourbon, it they renounced their legal
claims.

The English troops which have been lately
placed under the command of General Macfar-
lane, will remain here till till thingstare fully dc..
cided. The Hereditary Prince has taken his post
as Captain-General of the Sicilian Arwy. It is
said this Prince will go by sea to Trieste, and

tilence repair by laud to attend Congus at
Vienika.

GHENT, SEPT. 22..—The force now. in Belgium
under
.the cormwand of- his Rov4l Highness the,
11U•editary Prince of Orange Nassau is estimated-.
at 5 Or 600 English troop's, 30 ba‘ttalions of Ha
noverians—in'all 2,1,000 men, several regirnotts
of ilkinoverian,cavalry; a corps of Dutch troops,"
and the Belgiim army, which corps together arc •
reckoned at 40,0(,0 men._ We expect, besides,
the regiments of Nassau, and about 8000 Swiss
troops, which engage in the service of Holland:
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 21.—The Prince of Bene-
yentui passed through Carlsruhe on the 18th,
going to Vienna. Prince Reusse, the Governor-
Gemeral, departs for the Congress to-day. The
young Prince of Binuswick arrived here ta-day.
H A NOVER , SEPT. 19.-The Government has
called upon the Magistrates of most of the pro-
winces of the Electorate, to report, as soou,as the.
harvest is -
1. How the hal-rust. t his year has turned out, as well of corn,
as forage and potatoes. _ _

'2. hether, on an estimate there'will be suffi-
cient earn, &c. till next harvest.,

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:3. In what !sing! ofeorn a 'deficiency is to be apprehended,
and in wh:it manner it' might be supplied.
4. if in the neighbouring- prainces there arc prohibitions
,9r limitations of the exportation of corn.
COPENHAGEN.% SEPT. sonn as Prince
Christian returns from Norwov, he will retire to
the_(inatean at Sonderherg, to recover his heat!),
which has..suffered very much by what he has un-
dergone.:

A:ccordingto the latest accounts from'N'brway,
kitty Avcre. then cry busy in the southern parts of
that country, it> choosing the Deputies to the New
Diet, at Christiana. Though the Northern parts
wcre lesS satisfied with such" a Sudden, change,, it
was notwitbstiluding believed that in them also
the choice of the Deputies would soon be
_proceed-
eirto, and he accomplished without disturbance.
Some Italian prisoners are here ; they come
front Sweden, and will soon return by the short-
est route to their own country.