The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-27 00:00:00

FURTHER EXTRACTS.

_ GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 16.—N0 battle has- yet
taken place ; the last accounts say,- that it is ndt
the intention of the Russians to advance, and that
they are so very p6rerful,. and in such an excel-
lent state, that the. French are not yet in a con-
dition to attack them.
•

Two English
,frigates which passed the. Sound
a few days ago, .were fired at from the DaniSb
Oore, but received no damage,- nor did they re-

urn the fiye.

WILNA, MAY 19.—0 n the Stir inst. his Impe-
rial Majesty arrived at head-quarters. He was
received at Willkornirz by General Baron BAGGE-
HUFURIDR, at poniew_tzby General
TIESENHAU-
SEN, and at Szawle by Lieutenant-General the
,Prince of WILTGENSTEIN, On the 10th his Ma-
jesty continued his journey.. On the 12th the
Emperor arrived at Willkomirz, - where he
held a review of the troops under the command
of General BARCLAY DETOLLY. On the evening.
of the 12th the Emperor arrived again at Wilna,
and the following-day was present at the baptism
of General BENNINGSEN'S son.

Thchead-quarters of the Grand Duke CONSTAN-
TINE iS atlVidzy.
BERLIN, JUNE 4.—Our Paper contains the fol-

lowing paragraph :
According to report, the Emperor NAPOLEON
means to inspect the whole Of the line occupied
by his troops. The French. Imperial Adjutant
General Count de NARBONNE, who on the 28th of
last month, returned from Wilna to Dresden, and
brought his monarch a letter, in reply from his
Imperial Ruisian Majesty, after having taken
twenty-four hours ' rest, followed the Emperor
„NAPOLEON. Previous to his Majesty's departure
froM Dresden, reported that he appointed the
Arch-Bishop of MEcIIELN to an Embassy, of im-
portance, and has -gis;en M. LAJARD, hitherto
Secretary of Legation at Dresden, Knight of the
Persian Order of the Sun, and latterly Commander
of the Order of Reunion, in the capacity of a
Secretary to the Embassy. .

When a Medlcine has bad the approbation of
the politer part of society for more than half a'
century, and that the demand for it increases daily,
both at home and abr%?ad, its efficacy is no longer
doubted. We are now.speaking of the Cheralier
Rusrm's Dentifrice and Tincture for preserving
the Teeth and Gums from decay, the virtues of
which have been long acknowledged in either he-
mispheres ; Also. of his Balsamic Styptic, which
stops all kinds- of bleedings both internally and
externally, with perfect safety, and is honoured
bv the recommendation of the Faculty, and for
which continual demands .are Made• front-Apothe-
caries' Hall, fOr the use of the British Navy, &c.
&c.--N.B. No box 'Or bottle is• scut out front the
Chevalier's house without a. stamp, and properly
sealed up and signed, to copy which -is felony.
We are sorry to-find by.the Sligo.-.Journal, that
a part of
.that county is In a very dis.tUrbed state,.
front the outrages of a set of 'villaitts.--" From
the ferocious disposition exhibited in their sys-
tematic proceedings for a considerable time, past,
(says the above Paper), the peaceable and well-
disposed have every thing to apprehend ; the ear
of humanity is almost every day shocked by. some
new instance of atrocity ; horses, cows, sheep,
dwelling-honses, corn, &c. destroyed_Without
mercy or remorse."
'A Serjeant at Gloucester has deserted with a
considerable sum of money, entrusted to him for
the payment of clothing for recruits at that place.
'As some recruits were proceeding from Graves-
end to Tilbury Fort, last week, in the packet-
boats John Smith' unfortunately fell overboard,
sank' immediately, and could not be recovered.

Six French Officers on parole at OsWestry, in
Shropshire, have absconded from that place very
lately, One of them had the rank of a Lieutenant-
Colonel, and was a Member of the Legion of
Honour !