The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

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FORT tGIN P, AGENCE.
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bt.ITCR AND FLA ND'it RS MAILS.

LRECETirEb THIS MORNIN.G.3

VIENNA,
APRIL 2.4.-7-The.. Emperor of Russia
will, it is said, take theititle of Czar of Poland.
The Court of Swedeii lias signified to the Con-
gress, in an official note, that in case of a new
war, it will remain faithful to its engagements
and fulfil all the duties arising from them.
Fresh kieCoithtS are just arrived from Italy,
stating that King Murat has evacuated Ancona.—
Prince Wrede has left this city.
, BRESLAW, APRIL 24.—The .day before yester-
day, the first brigade of the Russian troops left
us.' The 2d brigade arrived the same day and
left us to-day. The two brigades exclusive of the
artillery, are 9000 strong.
APRIL 25.—The 3d Russian brigade of 500 G
men with the artillery, is just arrived hew.
BRANDENBURG', APRIL 25.—Prince Anthony
von nadezvill is to reside at Posen, as Governor
of Prussian Poland.
On the 3d, the Proclamation of the taking pos.
session of theft' respective parts of Poland, by
Prussia and Russia is expected to he published.
The King of Prussia it is also said, will take the
title of the Grand Duke of Poland.
MILAN, APRIL 22.—General Filangieri is dead
at Bologna, of his wounds. His Royal Highness
the Duke of Modena 'is arrived at Bologna, and
j as assumed the government a the three Lega-
tions. in the name of "tlie.,Emp-cror. -Murat was,
with his head-ciarteri, at Faenza on the 17th.
It is affirmed that an Austrian corps had landed at
Pesaro and Rimini, and occupied these two
totvDS

..P.ovtoo, -APRIL 18--tt is confirmed from all
quarters that the Engilskand Sicilian troops have
landed in the kingdom of .Naples, and it is also
of ruled that King :Ferdinand has gone thither
from Palettno.
ItAtisnoN, Aram 27.—The passage of flume-
. rons.divisions of •Austrians continues uninterrupt-
edly. Yesterday the Ist division of the Grand
Head7quarters'of Prince Schwartzenberg, which
• brrited On the 25th, broke up from here with
many Generals and Officers of rank,- and was im-
mediately succeeded by the 2d division, Wenzil
Collerodo's Regiment of Foot, and Klenau's Dra-
goons were quartered here yesterday, and pro-
ceeded on their march to-day. Large divisions
of-artillery continue to arrive and depart.
DUSSELDOUFF, APRIL 28.—An Extra Supple-
ment to our Gazette, which has this moment ap-
peared, contains the following news, which we
hope to see soon _confirmed :
Faosericas or? ITALY% APRIL 22.--:-The number
of couriers, preceded by postillions blowing their
horns, that are this moment passing arc so great
that it is impossible for us to count them. They
are goinj.,7 to Vienna, and other capit-ds of Ger:-
many, with the news of the total defeat of the
Army of Joachim, pursued and attacked on all
sides by. the Austrians, the English, and the Sici-
lian§, as well• as by the Tuscans. He has fallen
into the hands of the conquerors, with many thou-
sands of his troops. expect to-morrow the
confirmation of the details of this news.
TlRLF.l,lotiftr, MAY 3.:7---Our 'town had the Ito-
;lour to have in 'its e•onstO-day two of the greatest
Generals of the age ; the Duke of Wellington,
Cominander-in-Chief of the Allied Army in the
Net:bet-honk, and -Prince Blucher, Generalissimo
of. the Prussian Armies, arrived here almost at
the same time, with several Generals and superior
Officers in their suite.. .After a conference. of two
hours, they partook of-a.eoilation toL;ether, Lord
Wellington then jetrns., to Brnssels, and
Prince Blucher to leis-ire;-,d-quarters 9t Liege.
CoLoGNii., .1.14Ay Archduke Charles in
his tinali!y of Governor of Mentz will have the
separate command of an 'ermy of 60,000

MAY Bend-roamers of the
Doke of Weitiogtoo are fixed at lintriuto, those

\Tr ENNA, Aran. 24:---(From die Cofirt'Grztellt.)
The CoMmander-in-thief of the Army of Italy
writes, under date of the 186, AS follows :—" The
enemy had retreated On all sides towards Bologna,
and began to fortify his position behind the Pao
This excited a hope that he had resolved
to venture a battle near Bologna, for which the
Comniander•in-Chief had made all necessary pre-
parations ; but on the first attempts which he
caused Lieutenant-Field-Marshal Bianchi to make,
to cross the Panaro, on the 14th, the cueing aban-
doned the bank; and oh the night of the 14th, anti.
the 15th, evacuated Bologna. The Lieut.-Field-
Marshal advanced on the 15th from Molina, to Sa,
IltiOgik, and on the 166 to Bologna. Gen. Smitzer
advanced along the foot of
,the Appenines, on the
enemy's ri,ht flanks ; and General Stiffinini, froth
Finale, over Cento, on his left flank, Insignifi-
cant skirmishes with the rear of the enemy every
where occurred, in which the enemy lost many
prisoners front the precipitancy of _his retreat.—
The most considerable action took place near
Castel Franco. The enemy's rear retreated on
the 16th as far as Imola. On the way thither,
Colonel Gavenda had the good fortune, by a mid-
den attack with the cavalry, to take many pri-
soners, and to cause the enetny a considerable
loss in killed and wounded. -The column which
Operated against GeneratrNngtnt has likewise re-
treated with precip4tizind that General en-
tered Florence on the 15th, mnid the acclamations
of the inhabitants."

of the Printe,of oraiit'd itt t rine te Conu& anti
those of Prince Frederic at N irelles.
Several persons have heeti arrested at Vienna
among others A Co.mthissary of the War Depart.-
ment; who is shpppso to have to!tituunicated tti
Napolebn the plan. of the campaign, and the
feetivestate of the Austrian army. It was kt trait
of the plan 6f thecOnspirators to Carry 0;1, at %that-
ever hazard,. young Napoleon, as well as his au..
gust Mother. Prince Scliivartzenberg 'kis in-
sisted on the speedy banishment of the
i s Majesty has authorised the Procureur Ge-
neral of the High Court of Justice, tti.-set t4t
liberty all" those persont who wire art-ested, for
taxing by their language, &c. troubled the public
tra)iquillity previously to the promnlgatitin of the
decree of the 20th April. They art also 'discharg-
ed from all the penalties and fine to which they
might have been condemned.

MILAN, Arun. 22.--We have received the news
that the Austrian troops are bcforc Ancona, ald
that Murat is id that town. It is also said, the
Austrians have entered Rome.

BRUSSELS, MAY 3.—Both banks of the Maese,
from Liege to the French frontiers, are covered
with Prussian troops. Liegevione.has a garrison
of 10,000 men, including the Saxon guards. To.
wards Namur and Dinaut the villages are crowd-
ed to excess.

Opposite Givet and c'harieville arc numerous
corps of Prussian troteps. -All the country be-
tween the Meuse anti !'he'Sanibre is Nil of troops.
All these preparations scent to indicate, that when
hostilities colunteilce, it is the intention of the
Allies to enter France along the. Mat se,-, On
.this.
skit: Marshal Blucher will hate, it is said, the
chiticommand.

Up to this'ffioment all is quiet on our frontiers;
the works and entrenchments are complete.
our frontier plaits are securedagainst a coup de
main, and Many capable of longer resistance.
Notice has been Elven at Ostend, that 20,000
snore troops, coming from the North, will be
landed there. ".

• The French and Prussian soldiers on the out-
posts often come together in-the public-houlies on
the frontiers. A dispute in one of those places,
in Ivhich several were killed and wounded, gave
rise to the report of the commenceinent of hos-
tilities.