The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-20 00:00:00

FRENCH P'PERS.

PARIS; MAY 9.—=Tbe Emperor set out to-day to
proceed and insped The Grand Army colk&ed upon.
the Vistula. Her Imperial Majesty will a ec;oro-
pany his Majesty to. Dresden, where she eneAs lb
enjoy the happiness of seeing her august family.
She will return at the latest in July.
His Mijt'sty the King of
,home will passihe
summeralMendon, where he has been established
for a month. The teething is entirely completed,
and t'he King enjoys the most pertett health.
,He
wilt be weaned, it is said, the end of the month.
METZ, MAY ut.—Their Majesties, after having
slept on the gih at Chalons, where
,the Emperor
gave audience to the different FuraliomrieS of the
department and town, arrived yesterday at three
o'clock at Metz. Immediately after his arrival, the
Emperor, mounted on horseback, reviewed the
troops, and visited the fortifications and arsenal.
At seven o'clock his Majesty received the civil
and military authorities—this morning at two o'clock
their Majesties. set out for Mayetice, In excellent
health. • •

BERLIN, MAY s.—On the 2d instant his Excel-
lency the Duke of Reggio left us to proceed to his
ulterior destination—some days before, the greater
part of the 2cl corps d'artneer which is under his
orders, commenced their march. His Excellency
has acquired, during his stay here, a general consi-
deration, and merits the thanks of all the inhabi-
tants of this capital, for the discipline and good or-
der which the troops under his command have op-
served. There.was not the least excess committed,
nor the least complaint
:to 'make.

VIENNA, MAY 2.--Her Imperial Majesty is to
accornpiny her august Spouse to Dresden,- should
the F,encn Empress arrive in that town with :he
Emperor
.PAars, MAY*I t.—The Prince of Neutc!,atel
companies his Majesty on bii journey. Marshals
Monier' and Bessteres have also set out for the
Grand Army.
BERLIN, MAY 2.—Marshals Macdonald and.ViC-
tor have arrived here. •- •

His Majesty has, by, a Cabinet order of the 24th
of April, oideredia commission to be established in
this capital, to settle every thing -that relates to the
subsistence and lodging the French and Allied troops
on. their march Government has entered into con-
trads for a.considerable number of horses tor the

heavy cavalry, light horse, artillery', and baggage.
They are. to bet delivered here, at Glogau,
•
burg, and Warsaw. -
.NAPLES, APRIL 25.—Yesterday, his Majesty re-
viewed the troops who for:n,the Contingent, which
is to set out for the Gland Army of the Emperor
and King. They Vrere animated by the. best spirit,
and composed of the finest youths. Although the
weather was unfavourable, his Majesty conversed
for a considerable time with the Officers and
soldiers.

FRANKTORT, MAT Seiepe Highness the
Prince Vicefoy of Italy arrived' here yesterday.
Alter dining with Count Tuber, he, continued his

lourney.

BERLIN, MAY 5.—A Courier dispatched by the
Prince of Neufchatel, arrived the day before yester-
day at Glogau, bringin an order for all the troops
who compose the 4W Corps d'Artne-, to immedi-
ately go into cantonments, until. further orders, in
Lower Silesia,,and to the Italian Guard to return to
their cantonments.

.
FRANKFURT, MAY 10.—A part of the suite of
his Majesty the King•of Naples, passed through
this place to-day.
METz, MAY t I.—Ah immense concourse of ci-
tizens of all classes, threw themselves in the way
of the passge of their Majesties, who were able
to read in their faces the truest expression of the joy
which animated every heart.
His Majesty expresses himself satisfied with the
organization and tine appearance of the cohort,.
The general illumination was spontaneous and
magnificent ; and such as might have been ex-'
peeled.
PARIS, MAY 14.—M. Boyer, First Surgeon to
his Majesty, 'was in February last sent from Paris to
Marshal Suchet, in Southern Spain, who was then
suGring from a fistula ; the operation performed
on the Marshal has per feEtly succeeded.
VIENNA, MAY 2.—11 is said. that a corps. of
20,000 men, infantry and cavalry, will 'assemble. in
Upper Hungary, near the.:Krapacks Monntains ;
Field Marshal Lieut. Guilay has been appointed
Commandant 'of the listrial of ,Warasaden, and
Field Marshal Lieutenant klenan, a Privy Coun.
Senor.

FURTHER EXTRACIS.

VIENNA, MAY 4.—ln the different Austrian Pro

vinces the military preparitions are pursued with
The. Prussian troops stationed in Eastern
Prussia have been placed upon the war establish-
meat. The closing of the Diet will take place on
the 12th inst.

NAPLES; MA Y).-To-day, at seven in the morn-
ing, the .di.vision of the Barlara fligate,4entered
the Port of ipi,pies, with the convoy laden with
ship timber, which she escorted, and the captures
made from the enemy: The munbet of prisoners

she 11:s brought arnamts to sixty.
PARIS, MAY 1 2.--TilC Dike of I \SSANO, Mini
ster for Foreign Affiirs, and Count DARIT, Segre-
tary of State, have left. Paris.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 17.—The Sultana
who on the night between the 23d and 24th wq,s

delivered of a is the same who, on the 18th' of
April .1811, was brought to bed of a princess.
• VIENNA, MAY 1.---The•Austrian cordon rece;vea,
accession of force daily, new cords daily join it.
• We are assured that the advanced guard of the
Grand Vizier's army is in march from Schumla
towards Rudschuck. Great events may be imme-
diately expelled. The Turkish Plenipotentiaries
from Bucharest are upon their return.
VIENNA, MAY 21.—1 t is announced that the
Emperor will immediately set out for Dresden. The
Eapreu will accompany her august spouse,

ConrinAGEN, Aran 518.-"--On the '2l'st instant,
an enemy's ship of the line, a frigate, and two briggi
were seen entering the Cattegat. The same day an
enemy's. frigate was seen cruizing on the coasts. of
. .
the•ecroe.- A brig and another enemy's vessel arc
cruizit'asr near the western coasts of the Duchies of

Schleswig and ilolstein., On the 25th, none of the
enemies 'Vessels bad appearcd in the Belt.
RIGA, ~MARCH 2:0.—A1l postmasters upon the
road which leads trom ''St.'Petersburg to White.
Russia have been ordered to keep 'thirty horseS in
readiness for the public settrice, and that of.Go-

vernment.

FRANkFGRT,APRIL 30.- 4.., M. SIGNEUL, 011511 i-
- of Sweden, arrived here yesterday from

Paris: