The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

lIAMBURGII MAIL.

'COPENHAGEN, JULY 29.—We hear that his
Majesty has received from the Emperors Alexander
and Francis a very friendly invitation) in letters
of their own hand-writing, to be present 'at the
future Congress, but it is at present undecided,
whether he will attend it. We expect from the
happy event of this war very important advantages
to Denmaik. _ _

The Subsidy Treaty
,with England is very Ad-
vantageous, -as it is calculated from the lst April.
Sweden does not furnish any troops this time. The
negociations with the Norwegian Deputies pro-
ceedS in the most favourable manner.
BERLIN, AUG.. 1.---7 The day after to• Morrow
case occurs which is without parallel in the Prus-
sian histoty, though so full of • extraordinary
events ;. our Monarch, with his brave army, ‘vill
celebrate. his birth-day in Paris, while Ile are ce-
lebrating it here and in the whole k ingdomwith
the sentiments which animates a great people ,to-
waids their excellent King, who may be called the
Father of his. country.
It was on the 22d of July that the Prussian
. Guards Made their entry-into 'Pails.' It was one
of the most brilliant and striking military exhibi-
tions ever seen. The troops were all in this most
splendid unifortn,..and the two Emperors, Alex-
ander and Francis, wore the Generals uniform of
the grenadier regiments which his Majesty has
given them, and our King wore the-beautiful uni-
form of the hussar regiment, presented him at
. Vienna by the,Emperor of Austria.
ST: PETERIBURGII, JULY 18 .—Last Wedttes-
daythe thutider.of the artillery annminced to the
Oapital the .glorious Victory Obtaiiied by the Alied
arms over the general enemy of Europe, for which
soletirn thanksgivings -were offered in the great
Church of the Winter Palace.- Her Majesty, the
Empress Mother, and the Grand Duchess Anna
Pawlowna, came flow Pawlosk to be present at
this ceremony, at which' the most distinguished
persons of both sexes, and the Foreign Ministers,,
were,present. The news front the -armies con-
taining the particulars of this glorious event were
read aloud by General Goffsehakow the head of
the War Department. The thanksgivings were
performed, anil.in the eveniug the city ,was Wu,
urinated.

151iESDE,S; 29.—Qn the 22d, rhe;Dresden
Landwehr maiched to join the army. In the
course of next niOnth anothl.n. Russian corps of
19,000 men is expected to pass through Dresden
and Meissen.

CASSEL,. JULY Highness the
Duke of Cumberland is gone by, way of Gotten-
gen, &c. to meet his Consort.
Naw S-ratmr:rz, JULY 26,,—11er Royal
n High-
ess the Duchess of Climbedil :m set out to-day, in
company with the Hereditary Grand Duke, ou
her way- to England. IF the passage in No. 109
of the Correspondent, occasioned by the Debates
in Parliament, had excited, contrary to expecta-
tion, any doubts as to the formal consent of her
Majesty the Queen of Great Britain, sister of our
Grand,Duke, to the marriage, perforated in OIL
most solemn mhnner at this Court, between the
Mice of Cumberland. and the Ruchess Frederica,
Princess Dowager of Saints, this journey would
be calculated to do away eutitely this in itself so
"strange doubt.
BANKS OF THE RHINE, JULY 27.---7ArSaCe is go-
verned by Elie Austrian, Government, tinder the
name of ,the Laagraviate of AISaC'C. Tlie Ex-
Queen of Ifolland, whom Louis XVIII. created
Duchess of St. Lett, was the most zealous of all
Buonaparte's partisans.. on his re--appearance. She
went so far as to distribute, a short time before
she left Paris, about 100,000 francs more to in-
Crease the party of the Eauperor. Paris, it is said,
is to be divided into four quarters, for Austila,
England, Russia, and •Prussia.

HAmturaGit, Au°, 2.—On the 31st Jt►ly his Ex-
cellency the Span4ll Ambassador•, who resides tit
Ottensen, gave a grand fete at Iteinville's Hotel,

at which were present Prince Henry of Hesse,
with his staff, and a great, many -Danish Officers,
with the. Ciyil Authorities.of 'Ham-
burg-I► and Alt.qmr,, and the principa) persons
Of both towns ; and which wAs particularly

grand by the charms of a numeions attendance

of 'the lair scx, In the middle of the saloon,
which' was most elegantly ornamented with
the colours of Spain, the flags of the Allied
_Powers were placed in a beautiful grouite,
crowned With laurels.' The flag of the Serene
Ilintse of nrupswick was. veiled with black
crape, and by its striking appearance
kn the festive
1011, which the deceased had so oftenirequented,
excited in the minds of the spectators- assembled
on the
.joyful occasion, sentiments of the roost
cordial regret, and the most grateful remembrance
towards a Prinee who bad so gloriously died the
death of a hero for the:general good. At two in
tire morning, ebite.nutnerous assembly.,sat down to
an elegant supper, alter which they "enjoyed the
pleasure of the dance, and the brilliant tete, at
Ivbich the pnrest cheerfulness i,revailed, did not
end till lung after day-bleak. .Exchange on Lou-
don, 4th Aug. 31 sell.