The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-03 00:00:00

IWO DUTCH AND i HAMBURGH MAILS.

WARSAW, DEC. 19.—Thc following is the Order
the Day, which his Serene Highness the Arch-
duke Constantine addressed to the Polish Army

on the 11th instant :
ORDER Or ME DAY.

His Majesty the Emperor Alexauder, your powerful pro-
tector, calls upon you—assemble round your standards—let
;Four bands be armed for the defence of your country and for
th maintenance of your political existence. \Voile this au-
gust Monarch is occupied with the happiness which he de-
signs for your country, shew that you are ready to support
his generous endeavour with your blooth The same Chiefs
fur these 20 years, have led you to the veld of honour,
will still shew you the way to it. TheEmpetOr knows how to
appreciate_yonr valour—Amidst the disasters of an unfortu-
nate war, he has seen that your honour survived events, which
it did not depend upon you to. alter. Glorious deeds have dii-
tinguished you in a conflict the cause of which was frequently
foreign to you. Now that your exertions are dedicated to
2.-our country, you will be invincible.
Soldiers and warriors of all descriptions ! Give the first ex-
-111 ple of the Virtues that must inspire all your Cuuntrymen-1
unlimited .devotion to the Emperor, whose only object is the
good of your country ; love towards his august person, obedi-
ence, discipline, unanimity ;—by these you will promote the
welfare of your country, which is now made his mighty
a;gis; by these you will attain that prosperity which others
might promise you, but which he alone can procure you-
-his power and his virtues are the pledges.

CONSTANTINE.

For some time past there has been much gold
but very little silver in circulation ; the Polish
silver coin disappears in a great degree, though
25 millions of florins have been coined here since
•.! creation of the Duchy of Warsaw. There is
hardly any thing in circulation but Austrian pieces
of 10 and 2O,creuzer. 'The money still continue
to be coined at our mint, with the effigy of the.
Icing of Saxony, and the date-1814.—(pant. Cor:-
ti'spond. Dec. 27.)

lIA:NIBURGH, DEC. 27--- Evening,
Vienna, Dec. 19.—(8y Express)

T e gnglish Courier who arrived on the 16th
has brought most important dispatches to Lord
Castlereagh, relative to all the principal objects
before the Congress.
The conferences have for some days bccn very
fie: pleat, and highly interesting.
His Majesty the-Emperor of Russia will assume
the title of King of Poland, and the King of
ussia that of the King of Saxony ; the King of
Eitgl:ind having taken the_ title of King of Ha-
_
mover.

Biofficial accounts, the Austrian 'a' roy consists,
not of :5110,000 men, as some foreign papers have
stated, but of 400,000 only this number is,
however, actually on foot.
The friendship that has hitherto existed be-
tween Austria and Denmark is to be strengthened

by a more intimate union : a marriage is spoken
f. General is not returned from his mis-

s:on to Ma.

The weather bas been so mil►l for this week
past that people have left off fires. All the win-
dows are open. The Astronomers prophecy an

earthquake.

Ow' the 17th a new piece was performed in
Leopoldstadt, called The Strangers at Vienna,
which etas received with extraordinary applause.
People of all nations are introduced in it, and it
is particulary, rich in witty allusions.

STOCKUOLM, DEC. IG.---On the 14th inst. the
INsorwegian Deputies had a public audience, at
which the whole Court, and the Chief 'Officers of
State were present. After having' displayed the
advawages of the Union of Norway with Sweden,
they took the oath in the name of their Conti-
tuents, and had the honour tt) kiss his Majesty's
hand.

The return of the Crown Prince and the Duke
of Sudermania resembled a continued triumphal
procession. In all the towns through which they
passed, triumphal arches were erected. The in-
habitants of both sexes, of all ages, thronged to
see their'beloved Crown Prince, and to thank him
fur the happy union of Norway with Sweden.
One can scarcely form an idea of the love and
vefieration of the Swedes for this illustrious
Commander. •

ilearntinon, DEC. 2G.—The coniinned frost has
filled the Elbe with drift ice, so that the naviga-
tion of the Elbe above the. city is storpt, ships
from•sea may still come, hut the continued north-
east wind has made the Elbe so shallow that it is
unnavigable on that side also.--(Hamb. Borsen-
liald List, 27.)

11.018tiat411,.D2.c. 2G.—On the 24th, the birth-
day of the Emperor Alexander was celebrated here
with great magnificence and universal
.joy; what
a difference between this Christmas and the last:
The' hotel of Chevalier Nonnay, the French
Commissioner, was ilturnimsu,d, with particular
splendour.

It is not true that two Russian regiments will
r;inain in this city *nd territory, as has been re-
por.ted.—(fAin. Curresp. Dec. 27.) '
The Resoltition, Copt. Cuedig, frptn Leith to
Siialhurgli, has been forced by the ice in the