The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-04 00:00:00

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LINTZ, APRIL 13.—The Silician battalion of
musketeers, which was in garrison here, marched
yesterday Morning for Upper Siliciai and the same'
day paised through this place the battalithis of chas-
seurs, and grenadiers of the Imperial Guard, a bat-
talion of artillery; and one of flying artillery, on their
route from Berlin to Erislau.
VIENNA, APRIL 13.—1 t iS reported that Upon the
multiplied demands and solicitations addressed to
the Supreme • Authority, the Austrian:Government
has come to the resolution of rescinding the ediEl
published some wears ago, relative to the' disuse of
coffee. The use of this article is again to be per--
milted, under certain modifications, which mer=
chants and tradespeople who wish to traffic, will
be bound, to obs rye. It is supposed the ge-
neral prohibition of coffee will cease op the Ist of
May next.
IS'ETERSBURGH, MARCH 31.—The Emperor has
'lately several times presided in- the Senate. The
_deliberations lasted for a considerable time. During
the last few days, a number of Estafettes have been
dispatched from hence. 'Wince Augustus, of Olden-
burg, Lieutenant-. General and Governor of Riga,
has art ived- here. All the regiments of infantry be-
longing to the Guards have lett this place. General
Armteldt has entered the Russian service, in quality
of General of ,Infantry ; he will be attached to the
person of his Majesty. •
BRESLAW, APRIL B.—Large magazines are e,ta-
blishirtg upon the right bank of the Oder. The
Prussian provinces are to furnish a- considerable num-
her of horses for the train.
• SALBallo, APRIL 12.—0 n the morning of the
sth the enemy appeared to recommence the attack,
but it was in vain he attempted the execution of his
projects ; a fire kept up with the utmost bravery by
our vessels, forced ludi retire. ProteCted by the
batteries ot par towers, his Majesty's flotilla_obli4ed
the enemy to relinquish all his designs. ,
APRIL 26.-= To-d.iy, after mass, a number of
petsons had the honour of being presented to his

Majesty.
MoRLArx, APRIL 22.—An individual who left
London the Ibth. inst. has furnished us wish the
following details; the authenticity of which may be

relied on :
" Commerce is in a state of stagnation difficult
to be described; . merchants dare . not make aiiy
shipments for the ports of the Baltic, since France
so decidedly avowed her intention of excluding them
ft om them. What the French Journals have said of
the immense French forces marching to the Oder
and the Vistula has even added to the fears of the
speculators.
" Pressing never proceeded with so much aCtivity
as at the present moment. Tli'e privileges of the
city have even been infringed, and people Dressed in
it for nine days by special permission. There is no
example for this innovation. The colliers-have also
been subje6led to the press. Out of 400 of these
vessels 1700 salors have been taken. . Every, where
depressiOn is at iw height. 'ln the interior Pro-
vinces the fermentation of inen's Mikis continues to
increase. Many partizans for war have joined those

for peace,
" All the proprietors of coal mines, the pers:ms
who work thou,. :Intl the sailors who transport tiHr
produce, are ranged on the side of the latter party.
The dock-,-ards are filled with ships of war and
transport vessels, which are repairing :* it popular
reports are to be believed, they are intended fur

America.
" The manufaaurers continue to discharge their
workmen.' A new cause has just augmented public
misery. The duty upon timber fer cons!ructing
ships has been raised to such an height, that mer-
chantmen have ceased being built in England, and
dock-yards have been established in the colonies;
great numbers of.shipw rights and other workmen
are out of employment."
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 10.—On the 30th
ult. an extraordin iry Council was held at the Kai-
macans ; the result was confortrisable to the resolu-
tions of the last Grand Council of State. Mustapha
PiTendins appointed Differdar (Minister"of War
nance). Muhib-Effendi, who has been Atnbassa-
dor-to France, is named Buynk-Rusnamedschi to
the Minister of- Finances. • . -
BERLIN, APRIL 18.---The following Ordinance
has jus been issued
-4' In' order to render still 'more complete our Or-
dinances, which have for their objeCt theinterruption
of all commerce with England and her Colonies, and
render all attempts- she may make, to infringe them
nugatory, we have judged right to decree as
" From the day, of this public4tion, . all importa-
tion of colonial goods from Russia is, prohibited
without exception ; so that all colonial products ar-
riving by land from-RuSsia into any of our provinces,
whether they have or have not paid in Russia the
Continental tarif, or others in existence, and al-
though they may be accompanied by unsuspeded
certificates of origin agreeably to the. Continental
System, shall be immediately .confiscated, without
any formalities whatever, for the advantage of our
treasury. In return, the trade in'all other naerchan •
dine but colonial prOduee, between Russia and our
States, continues to be permitted as heretofore. All
our faithful subjos, pat ticularly those employed in
the excise and customs upon the frontiers, must
conform to the present ordinance ; and in order not
to curb, by this ordinance the commerce tarried on
in the interior of the country, with the old colo-
nial maids, or those coming from France or other
States which observe with the most rigid strictness
the Continental System, we order all our officers of
excise, from the present time, to give to senclers,o4
goods above described of more than -a quintal
weight, particular attestation in Getman and
French, stating that such merebandize did not pro-
ceed froth Russia, in contravention of the present
Decree. In places where there are Commercial
Commrs,aries, these attestations shall be presented
to them. We impose upon them; as well as those
employed in the Excise, the indispensable obliga-
tion of ascertaining in the most exael manner the
origin df those goods, before they are dispatched into
the Interior of the country.
FREDERICK. WILLIAM.
Charlottentourg, April 15.

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Upwards of a hundred vessels are shortly expea-
ed to arrive" at the.dilferent oat-ports, with grain,
from the Baltic.