The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

changed.

At this momentullthe legioneers ran to the post
bf honour, and the shore was covered with armed
ben. This spectacle made the enemy compre-'
Send the inutility of his efforts ; he set sail and
disappeared.

PARIS, JUNE ?T.—Our correspondence with the
)eputations continues to afford the most satisfac-
tory accounts of the state of provisions. In the
Leman corn has diminished in price, and the ap-
proaching crops promise to be most productive.
PETLIqBURGII, MAY 6.—lmmediately after the
departure of the Emperor, -It great number of per-
.sons,of rank set out to follow his Majesty; among
others the Chancellor of the Empire, Count *Ro-
illystbow, Admiral TOCHESCHAG OFF, the Privy
Counsellor, Count KOLSCHUBEY, Baron ARM-
•PELDT, &e. &C.

VILNNA, MAY -23..—The Hungarian and Ger-
Irian Guards sat out on the 14h for Prague.
-FRANK-I'ola, MAY 3U.—They wrKe from Saxony,
that .the Saxon corps (Parmt.j._ is now collected
upon the most southern ft:Jujus of the eastern
departments of the grand Duchy of Warsaw..

VIEkNA, MAY 27.----The, Court Gazette has
Published the follw.ving particulars, relative to
the journey of tiv.:lf Majesties.

On the 18th instant, at Roon, their• Imperial
Majesties errived at Dresden. They were recei-i-
Q With discharges of caimcin, and the ringing of
all the bells. ,The Saigon iatt City guard were
under arms, and a numerous concourse of people,
collected by the prlssage of their Majesties, made
the air resound with shouts of Vivai,

On the arr:Aval of their Imperial Majesties on
the frontier, they were received and 'complimented
by the Genel:al of Cavalry Baron ZESELI WILSCH,
and Adjutant General DE BRoNvisi, at Zehista.—
Illeil.• Imperior Majesties were received by his Im-
Aerial Highness the Grand Dtilte of .WuRTzBuRo,
and by their Highnesses the Prince and Princess
ANTONTZ, who accompanied-them to Dresden.—
From the Frontier to the capital the carriage of
their Majesties was escorted by detachments of
the 'Saxon Horse Guard.
On alighting from their carriage, their Imperial
majesties were received by their Majesties the
ling and Queen and the whole Royal Family of
Saxony, who accompanied them to the apartments
Prepared for them in the Palace.
Soon after their Imperial Majesties received a
tessage, in the name of their Imperial Majesties
°f France, to announce to them their visit.—
Inimedia.tely after his Majesty the Emperor of
Prance visited their Imperial Majesties with his
'hole Court. When his Majesty NAPOLEdN had
retired, her Majesty the Empress visited her
"gust parents with her whole Court. Their
Ilnperial Majesties immediately returned the visit
t° their Imperial Majesties of France, and to their
majesties the King and Queen of Saxony.

The same day; at six in the evening, there was
4t the Court of Saxony a grand entertainment, at
,Whieh their Imperial and, Royal Majesties of
France, and their imperial and Royal Majesties
of Austria were present, with their Imperial and
lioyal Highnesses. After dinner, their Majesties
alid Highnesses repaired to the apartments of
their Majesties the King and Queen of Saxony,
t° see a superb illumination on the bridge over ,
Elbe. Obelisks alternately bore the of
the two Imperial Courts every where were seen
• !II letters of fire the cyphers of:their Imperial
a-Nestles of Austria and France.
On the 19th their Imperial Majesties of Austria
separately admitted to their audience the persons
attached to the different Courts assembled' at
-Yl•esden. They afterwards dined with their lia7
Perial Majesties. of France. Their Imperial Ma-
4esties of . Austria passe:V. the evenirig in a small
circle with their Imperial Majesties of France.
On the 20th, at nine in the evening, • all the
Courts repaired to :the Theatre.. The partitions
;511 the first row of boxes were removed, and all
the Courts were collected with their suites. A
cantata was executed, composed for the occasion,
411 d a part the opera of Jargines, by 'FILER.