The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-17 00:00:00

GERJIA.N PAPERS.

(Front the Privile(Tirte Liste tier Borsen
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HANOVER, OCT. .28.—The regulation hereunder;
Was published yesterday :
" The Magistrates and inhabitants are Wained of
the measures which have already been found itßei-
sary to be adopted to prevent desertion ; and are
'Cautioned, under heavy responsibility, to instant pu-.
tishment according to circumstances, .not to afford
my. pecuniary :assistance, or- other kind of aid, to
1,`1,,, deserters from the troops stationed in this paif of
"Ttduotry, or to those passing through; and also
not to purchase from them or conceal any, arms be-,
104ging to „the .military, 'Or to purchase horses,
batness,, or any other kind of accoutrement -what-
soever:,

SAXON r, OCT. 28.-In Bohemia the re-
Picings, on account of the signature of peace,i were
extraordinary great. Alt. -warlike preptrationt
teased, and
.Bohemia is again - freed from thethisa-'
ties and aalamities of war. , .

Sist/TGARD;.OCt; 29.—Yesterday the number 9f,
trench Otficets, military stores, -8:c. and couriers;.
who pass through .this town-froni Vienna to France,
increased. (This .morning. also, two divisions of
the 12th regiment of Dragoons, who lay for. some
time in the 'villages on the other side Stutgard, en;
tered :the eity.. The firt- battalion of the Royal
..Wirte(nburg Infantry, and .a regiment of 'Dragoons
the Hereditary Prince, went throughon their *ay
to Prance.

YUANKFORT, OcT. Q3.--=Yesterday the General,
of Division, Fouler, arrived here. He was taken
prisoner by' the Austtians in the battle of Ess-
lingen. He is at pt-esent attached to the division
of the corps under Marshal the Duke of Abrantes.
The Prince of Salm, who belongs to the same AT 5
tachment,.
,and who a)sd fell itito the , hands''of
the Austrihs, has likewise reached this. city: tAit''
Adjutant of the'Duke of Abrantes before carriethexe,c
and ordered 'accorrimodations for the'above Genet*,
end the Duke himself. Several AdjutantS, and'aif--
ferent Ofqcers of the Generals, composing the Staff
of Duke of Abrantes, have already passed through
tem to order quafters at Mayence.
The main body of the army of the Marshal con-
'lats alone of 13,500 "men, and is expected soon ;
!"t, the division of General St.. Cyr, and then the
of General 'Marchand:- It is estimated that
the whole of the forces that passed thriugh amount
to 25,000. This corps, it is beliived, is intended to
zerve in Portugal. ' , • t
FRANiutatt, Our. 24.—T0-day it was announced.
to the citizens, that they must prepare quarters, for
troops, from
.the .:.,sth of the. present mpnth to the
• gth of the next. • , •

The Duke of Abrantes did not, as was expeilek
arrive here the. night before lait, but some Gene-,
Nis of his Staff. The Marshal himself is shortly
exPected.'

STOCKHOLM, OCT. 17.—0 n .the
.13th instant
fatty Deputies, One ,frimr each order of the State,
look their departure from :hence-to Gripsholin, to be
Present at the pr.T.R?Tation of an inventory of the
property belonging to the late King.
PETERSBURGH, OCT. 14 .—Further particulars of
Alit operations of ihe war conducted by the Molda-
vian in our Court Gazette, state, that several
skirmishes had taken place between the Russians
and Turks, on' this side of ;be Danube. It also an-
nounces the capture of, the fortified. town of Kios;-
tungi, after sustaining asiege. This fortress is 66
miles south of .

The .day before yesterday the Ratification of Peace
between this country awl Sweden was published.

The Subscribers to LLOYD'S are about to raieal
aubseription to be laid out in plate, to be presented
t 0 Sir JAMES SADMARgZ, and the Officers under
otnruand, as a tribute of gratitude for the care talen
by them in sending home the late immense fleets
from the Bahic. , •

We • state. with pleasure that Mr. HARRIs, the •
.
chief proprietor of Covent-garden, who has been
aotne tune at Bath, has returned in improved health
to his house.?t.thtbridge.
ELLISTON is going to perform a few nights at
Bath. With all his peculiarities as an-actor, it is to
be regretted that he and the Lyceuin Managers can-
not agree, as he is much *anted for the leading parts]
Of comedy at that Theatre.
Tuesday evening, between seven and eight o'cloc,lc,
as a cart was going into the White Bear inn, 'Ea- 1
linghall-street, some thieves stole out of it a truss 0f,.;
tight pieces of woollen cloth, value aol. TheritioP'
. I_o.
Ped two Addic-itree ..
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