The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-28 00:00:00

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GOTTENEVtGir, JULY 18.—Yesterday an em-
bargo was laid On all vessels here, and orders for
the same purpose have been seat to every port
throughout this kingdom. It is conjectured that
Government are in immediate want of a number
of transports, and that the. embargo will be re-
, moved as loon as such have been selected as will
answer the purpose.
Very recent accounts received from Russia
state, that the Army continues retreating, and
this plan is followed by the special advice of a
great personage in this 'country, who, it is ex-
pected, will very soon take an active part against
the common enemy. No battle has yet taken place.
The L 4 d Nelson packet, having sprung/ her main
mast, has been granted permission to come up to
Gottenburgh to refit.
BERLIN, JULY the 4th inst. Major Gent.
limlsEmin.ax left this place to proceed by lioningS-
ber, to the head-qUarters of the French army.
ARSAW, JUNE 30.—The Russians arc retreat--
Ong; e every day expect a battle near Wilna, un-
less they.continue to retreat. The Polish and coin-
!
billet' army passixl the Niemen, near Grodno. The
Austrian troops, 35,000 strong, under the corn-
of Prince SCHWARZENBERG, are advancing by
ztr'2°:sk, Lublin, Sudloe, towards Brzees, upon
the Bus.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM COPENHAGEN, OF

JULY 3.
- The price of horses at the last sale of Frede-
ricks} urgh -was from 1300 to 3000 crowns, for
• 4'l° Coach homes. .NVe have now plenty of rain,
but
the cold is so sowere as to make us 'doubt
Whether it is summer.
I‘II,ANE.rOIIT, JULY '2 . —Count GOTT.RP arrived
ere Yesterday from Saxony ; to-day he set out to
ter
-Lu•la to Switzerland.

brItSDEN, MAY 6.--FREDERIC AUGUSTUS, by
the grace oeGgil, King of Saxony, Duke of War-
s4w3 &e. &c. considering that in the present state
°f thiags, which foretell great destinies to the na-
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tirin, demand the development of *measures the
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moBt wise and extensive, without Causing the least
melay'rn any part of the Administration, . we find it
requisite
to form at Warsaw a central autho-
ti.tY., clothed with powers 'whiCh such measures
Fernand during our absence; and as we have the
treatest confidence in the fidelity and wisdom of
the members of our Council of Ministers, as well
of their zeal for us, and the good of the cowl-
11, We have and do decree—

Art• 1. The Council :of Ministers, in urgent
Wises, ~rbich circumstances may produce, and up=
der that responsibility, which each of its mem-
bers owe us, will completely have the pbwers we
liold from the constitution.
Tile Council of Ministers will appoint to vacant
Places till our-pleasure is known.
It can snspend thdpublid authorities from their
functions.
It can 'neither suspend uor change the Mini-
' aters.

It shall not make any alteration in the Admini-
.'attation of justice.
Art; 2 The Council of 'Ministers will decide
13Y a majority of votes, and in the eveht of their
t
• eing equal, the President will have the casting
tote.
A register of its deliberations shall be held,—
t reg'ster shall be • regularly sent, to our Secre-
'ary of State, who will present it to 113.
The, resolutions' of the Council of Ministers
have their full and entire execution, although
Ley may not have been reported to us.
• our Council of Ministers is charged with the
tee_ution of the present Decree, which ,shall lie
inserted in the -Bulletin of Laws-,
- (Signed) -FREDERICK AUGIjSTUS.

WARSAW, JUNE 29.--The Gazette of to-day,
contains an Address from the States, to his Ma-
jesty the King of Saxony, Didie Of .Warsaw, in-
iting him to ratify the resolution's, directing the
l'e-establishment of the kingdom of Pogtnd; and
°f its 'accession to the Confederation of the

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"E PRINCE REGENT'S VISIT TO THE PRINCE
• c'r CoNDE.—On Thursday last, his Royal High-
ness the.. PRINCE RRGENT went. to Wimbledon,
and dined with the Prince of CONDE, to meet the
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highness
DE LILLE, (LOUIS XVIII.) his Royal
was accompanied by the Duke. of CLA-
ENaE, and some of his Household. The c0m-
„."11.37 at the Prince of CONDE'S chiefly consisted
the different branches of the House of Botoit-
; among waS conspicuous the beautifulDnelless .
D'ANGOULEME. There were, forty co-
:rs, and his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
' PcT appeared in excellent spirits, and highly
-tased with the company and the repast. His
I,°Yal Highness invited the Comte DE LILLE, the
• iPnce of CONDE, and particularly tht Duchess
.ANGOULEME, and they dine this day at Carlton
otaute, when it is- expected. her MAJESTY will be
the party, and to whom the Duchess: D'AN-
nur.EmE has not yet been introduced. What
4ff.ecting re,..7llections must strike upon the
10'1nd to render such an interview deeply inte-
kningl