The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

ANITOLT MAIL.

JUNE 26.—Tire armies have both ad-
vanced, and we are in expectation of some great
and interesting event:

GOTTENBURGH, Jur..Y. 4 .—A convoy from. Leith
arrived vester&y, under protection of his Ma-
jesty's ship Forward.
-RANKS OF THE VISTULA, JUNE 10.—On the
.Bth of May, peace was conclnded between Russia
and Turkey, on the same conditions as in the year
1774, at Kutschuck.
VVILNA, MAY 30.—Yesterday his Majesty the
Linperor of Russia returned from Grodno, where
he reviewed the troops assembled there. • He has
si: ~-„;'.ed to a deputation of the Senate that he
'remain_ some time with the army.
Vield-Marshal' Count de GudoWitch, Governor
Pt. Moscow, bas received his - dismission, which
he had solicited on account of the . state of his
Health.

BRRLIN; JUNE 20.—A1l communication between
the Grand Duchy of Warsaw and Russia is stopped
lan the 'French side. Ix East Prussia, a register
i 3 taken of all the movables, to apply them, in
ease of need, to the use of the army. In our pa-
Pers eve have the following statement :—On the
11th of June the Emperor Napoleon reviewed an
*My of-100,000 men, in the plains of Friedland,
When he made them/an energetic 'speech, which
Was received with loud acclamations,- and an-
rerecl with-the exclatnation of " Long live the
Empe.ror !" The first corps •of the 'army, 140;000
• strong, under the command of tile Prince of Eck-
. nThhl (Davoust), is in part, under the command
both the Imperial Marshals, the Mike of Ta-
tento (Macdonald), and the Duke of Treviso.
4.,.1tA-NKFoltr ,Jtnit 19. --Yeterday passed through
"s City the General of Division, Girard, going
With )is Aids-de-Camp to the army in Poland.
iUCEIAREST, June Thitsa7,7off,
late ." Marine, who arrived here some
ant's ago, has tak,—, the -command of-the army ;
„., general Count Kuttonw, the Commander in
vhiel, has- rettlintd to Russ a.

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FURTHER 454•XTRAG1'5.

ItON/GSBERG, JUNF 15.—Our Gazette contains
the following Order of the General of Division
Count DuNas, COunsellor .of State, Intendant
qeneral of the Grand Army :
`` Eiis Majesty the Emperor has expressed his.
dissatisfaction, respectin the disorders which
1)1 •
\e taken place in the requisitions for horses ;
beCommands the 'repression 'of this abuse,
sBentially contrtry to the interests of the ser-
i•ce of the army in general. have, in conse-
-111"ce, the honour. to inform the War Commis.;
Scer. &c. that, in future, none of the horses
or carriages destined for the service of auxiliary
-trans:Torts, shall be converted to individuid.service,
.1414 that they pay attention to the- executionof ,
this Order. It is expressly forbidden, every
4dividual attached to the administration of .the
rltlY, to exact, either upon his own-account or
Lain pretexts of service, the means of conveying
la Property or effects.
• `` Posen, May 25, 1812.
11°3EN, Ju-sE 13.—The letters of convocation
the assembling of the States, which is to take
illace the day after to-morrow in Warsaw, dr-
:144t41 at this moment in our town. Our Deputies
et Out to-morrow night ; we are very impatient
t learn of what description will be-the overtures
4ich the Archbishop of Malines, Extraordinary
4
,n_inbassador from the Emperor, is charged to
'4lte to the assembly of the. States.
Lett -

" COUNT DUrsiA.S."

-ers by the Anholt mail mention, that the
‘.:ance of the French towards the Russian frontier
excited considerable alarm at Liebau, and the
41,e,!. .chants race busily engaged in shipping all the
tall,
`, 'l there for Pernau, near, Riga, to prevent its
tlg into the hands of' the enemy. The first
111..11v0y from England, consisting of seventy-three
11113, sixteen of which were Americans, had arriv-
-4 ,4at Cronstadt, and were well received. Produce
considerably in ccinsequence. The last letters
1143 announce the arrival at Cronstadt of several
tiliPs belonging to the second convoy. The ex-
age at. St. Petersburgh\ on the 12th of- June,
• 4.4 e ''4(l. to 15d.
tb tters have been received from the Caraccas to
eel)24th May. MuIANDA's head-quarters had
e
41, removed to Maracay ; on the 21st he issued
tr3t4)elairiation announcing that be had been in-
., pit,ed With dictatorial power, which he solemnly
e,:tiges himself to employ for the sole purpose of
coli4ulishitig the liberty and independence of his
Ir-4trY• With this view he informs his coun-
kitri that he will negotiate with foreign Powers,
.44 Particularly' the free States of America, for a
Pei•Y of troops, arms, "and military stores.
ttitietters received from Mexico and Vera Cruz,
11, le Ist of May, state, that through the in-
1e of the Revolutionary Party, the restric-
lat, •uu_trade iu favour of the parent State had
th."ll abrogated, and commerce thrown ?pen to
tt of all nations.
.qat • v incent's Gazettes to' the 18th of May, state,
Nit the Soutfriere mountain had continued to be
kib,""te i up to the 7th, but had since shewn scarcely
J Si
gn s of commotion. By the eruption,ithe
gyp;t'vers of Rabacca and Wallibou were dried
1111.,.and in their places was a wide expanse of
clai'n land. The melted winerals which Were
hled •
ie, Into the sea, had formed a promontory
Zlnti:'
at out some distance from the main
ttisoi Morne Ronde. The quantity of matter
ttvet:tged from the crater is supposed to exceed
A times original bulk of the mountain. •
r article in the Hamhurgh Gazette, dated
tile '°1(1, the Isth ult. contradicts the report of
tkettath of Louis Buomtparte, in these termS
‘tiol. • ,—ers Trvn Vienna announce, that for along
Asset his Majesty Kin Louis, who continues
Of 4(le at Gratz, has not been in fo good state
4'
-S1)11 43 %t Lae present moment.