The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

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OTTEN'IIt7T{G, MAY Ig.-411e King of Prussia
has appointed a French General of Division DU-
n,;:te, Governor:of Berlin, of which place pe is to
have. the exclusive administration ;. it is almost
wholly occupied by French troops.
On the 16th, a ebnvoy of about 'BO sail, arrived
from the Downs. His Majesty's ship Cressy came
in at the same time.

BERLIN, MAY 9.—His Majesty'ha's resolved to
charge a General of.the French Army with the
government and command of 'the city of Berlin.
The General of DiviSion, Dunette, has received
this appointment, and now possesses the, exclu-
sive administration.

This arrangement, which is perfectly in accord
with France, has only for its end the maintenance
of better order and tranquility, at the moinnt
in which Berlin is almost entirely occupied by
French troops, a measure that will insure the
niore•prompt t-emedying of any future'complaints.

PETERWARDEN, APRDL 20:—The troubles which
appeared during all the time the negociations last-
ed, have again broke out in the districts of Val-
gevoet and Belgrade. The public Particularly ex-
press their discontent towards Laden. Aiello-
vancep, who haR adopted the part ,of absenting
•
himself 'for some days from Belgrade ; sbine say
he is gone to Semendreas,, others to Tapolo.

ORDER OF THE DAY; FROM THE PALACE OF

BERLIN.

May 6,1 B I .
The General of Division, Commandant of the
city of Berlin, Considering that there are in this
place a great number of persons attached to the
French .army, who, not being authorised.to abide
here, have not consequently any
-right to military
lodgings, has, in concert with the Prussian autho-
rity, come to the following decision : reckoning
from the
,12th inst. all .the military lodgings now
existing shall be annulled.

The officers and those employed in military
administrations will take care to provide by the
12th a ticket• for lodging from the commandant
of the place. The office for lodging will, on this
ticket being produced, give a new ticket for lodg-
ing to all officers or others employed, who' are
authorised to remain here.

Those who are pot provided -with a new ticket
for lodgings, dated the 12th May, or later, are
informed, that they have no title to the lodgings
they occupy ; . and the inhabitants with whom they
are, must make a deelakatiqn of this to the Office
for Lodgings, who will inform the Governor
of it.

A copy of ibis order will be addressed to the
Office for Lodgings,. far the purpose being com-_
inurnicated to the inhabitants.

VIENNA, MAY 2.—The report which had
circulated; that the general prohibition of coffee
was to cease on the IstlLty, is found to 'be with-
out foundation:

.btiDs-vviGsacinG,-MAy .Serene Highs-
ness Prince Eugene, brother to our King, arrived
here the day before y6terday.from

'Extract of a Letter from Copenhagen, of May 5.
They write from Kitmoellen, in Jutland, that
an English cutter having dared, on the 26th of
April, to carinonade. the batterieS of that place,
was quickly obliged, 'by the well directed fire of
•
our artillery, to stand off,

• PRESBUIIGH, APRIL 24,-7-"SettrCity has arrived',
to such a pitch' in.:Seri:la, that a number of the
inabitants ardently desire to be delivered from
their chiefs. Near' forty cm:mimes have arose,
and unanimously deelared, that they prefer sub-
mitting to the Ottoman.: Government rather than'
yemain under the yoke of their Chiefs, whom
they reproath for their insatiable anxiety. Not
.only are the Srvians obliged 'to pay much
,more
heavy contributions than formerly, but compelled
to provide their own ,subsistence during the cam-
paign. This burthen is the more•intolerable as it
was never exacted from them by the Turks.
The eentrical situation of Servia, excites at the
present moment the, Whole of the public atten-
tion. The• Servian Senate has suspended the pur-
chase' of pro-visions equally for their own and the
Russian troops. It' has likewise been for some
-lys remarked, at Belgrade, that . the Russians
are making preparations' fOi• their departure, and
that for this reason, -their* baggage and am-
munition have been put in a proper state. •
Extract of a letter from Basle, -20th April :
We read in the Gazette of our town, that Prince
Kurakin, Ambassador from Russia to the French
Court,' has passed through Strashiirgh, and con-
tinued his journey to St. Petersburgli:

Extract of a letter from Hungary, dated. the
20th of April.—" Travellers lately arrived from
R
assia confirm the intelligence of the'retreat of
the two Russian divisions which have left Moldavia
and passed the Dniester. The fortresses of Pokou
and Sinolinsk are being provisioned in the greatest
haste ; the fortifications of these places have not

been repaired since the peace of Tilsit; 20,000
peasants are daily occupied in repairing theta.
AUGSBVP,G) Arnn. 30.--Last year We had the
spectacle Of a Comet, acid this we have in the
IleavenA an obje.ct of a different description. Ou
the 11th May, Venus will approach Jupitery and
these two great planetary bodies will be very
near each other.. They will be .distingaisliabic
by the naked eye, in open day. Venus from the
15th May to the end of October ; thisxplatet
be in its greatest splendour from the 29th -Jun!
. • ..-
to 8 October.

CASSEL, MAt 7—Tbey write final Basle, this
it was not Prince K.nrakin, but M. K.Taift, Secn.f•
tart' of Legation, who passed throigh
burgh.