The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-08 00:00:00

A/Vli MAIL'i

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GOTTEN'IIeRGIi, MAY 30.—Letterk from Riga
of the.l2th state, that a Decree had- been pap:
lisped there, opening tho..Russ4m poits to ships
of all nations, even the Bt4tish.
'lt is repotted that the left Wing Of ,tlie Prench
artily, which:had advancea to' the frontiers of
.has fallen back two days' march On ac-
'couut of • the want of provisions.
VIEN`NA., MAY D.—Count Gottorf, after, a so-
journ of five days here, set out the day before
yesterdayfor Herirthuth. The last' letters froth
Transylvania inform' us, that the'Otttinian army
is in motion, and advancing from southern Bul-
garia to attack the Ruslans. The Grand Seignior
has given affections for opening the campaign as
as soon as possible, and to oblige the enemies of
the Cross;to evacuate the Turkish territory: •
COACSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 6.—The report snread.

here,' that the passage effected by the llussians
between Siston and Silistria, was because the gar-
,rison of RUdschuck wtis going to make excur-
pions on the left bank of the Danube,'is not true;
the General in Chief of the Russian army having
denounced the armistice by an order of thesda,-,4
caused several colt:inns to pass that river ,at diffe-
rent points, which 'fearing to be cut off, returned
immediately without executing any thing .of
portance; contenting themselves with burning' or
carrying away some merchandize destined for. AV-al-
ldchia. These atzacks redoubled the precautions
of the Turks, and the Divan- instantly'Published
.orders for the requisite pretparations. for a fresh
campaign. The reinforcements from Romelia for
the Grand Vizier, are already, in motion. The
immense collection of snow in our Mountains, ha's
hitherto been an obstacle to the march of, troops:
The Mariza, in particular, has inundated the
neighbourhood of Adrianople, and ruined more
than two hundred houses in the suburbs and ad-
joining villages. The ordinary communications
with Constantinople have been very difficult, and'
couriers and the post have frequently been'cletTiin-
ed for days,together:
It is noW said, that, according to a new deci-

sion of GoVernment, Field Marshal Count B.
grade will rernain'at the head of the war. depart
rent as'President of the .A.ulic Council, and than
another esteemed General will have the command
of our army in Galatia.
Cot,EisTHAGEN, Mayl6.--Two,Swedish convoys
haVe Passed the. Sound.
HUNGARY, APRIL 20.--.—The. Diet. at Presburg.
is still continually employed 'with inaking out
their scale. Meanwhile, public report speakti of
• propositions shortly to be made by Government
for providing 30,00() recruits, Io,ooo'horses, ,&c.
Travellers lately arrived from Russia confirm the
report of 'two divisions from Moldavia having re.-
turn,ed across the Dniester. , The 'fortresses of
:LskOwi and Smolenski, the
,building of .which
had been. left off, are provided, and upwards of
20,000 peasants arc employed in working on each
of them. '
PRESLURG, MAY 1..7--Our newspapers make
mention of several persons being arrested in Li-
thuania, for ~having made unpleasant speeches,
a.nd taken too great freedom of disseusgion, •
CONSTANTINOrLE„, ...11Aacn 26.--The Turkish
Divan has sent COmmandsrtoall quarters for has-
tening ,the ,preparations for the 'new campaign ;
the recruits from Ronlelia, destined to join 'the
Grand Vizier's army, have already' commenced
their. march. Sceandshe Pasha being, according
to the last letters from Smyrna, already at Mag.-
ness4e, and Was, in a few days, expected at
Smylna itself. Every tiling spews that it depends
upon the result of the conferenees at Bucharest
for putting rthe -seal to these and other Warlike
preparations ,by the Porte. 4. new contribution
is laid on to 'defray the extraordinary warlike ex-
Tenses, and the Pashas of the Provinces have re—
ceived the' strictest Commands to deliver the sunis
they 'mire to pay into the Public Treo,ury.
ELSINEUR, MAY 19.—Very few vessels have
passed the Sound for the last few days,' and
these have chiefly been NorwcT;ians.. The ves-
sels last arrived in the harbour were laden with
rye.

ORENSEE, MAY 15.---Yeterday "some of the
enemy's boats captured two of out vessels close
in with our harbour, bound here with firewood,
from Wile, and were lying becalmed off like
It
,being possible the enemy may make use of
these vessels to .deceive Danish ship-masters, they
are herewith cautioned against them.
PHA; Atßu../24.—Several privateers fitted out
at Marseilles and Leghorn, have Made sundr4i
captures, and among them an English ship, with
40,000 pia.6tres on board.

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MUNICH, MAY 2.—A few days since, the En-
voy Extraordinary from' the Grand Ducal COurt,
Count Von Degenfeldt. SchombUrg, of-Baden, had
the honour of delivering to his 'Majesty and his
Royal Highness the Crown. Prince, the Insignia
of the Great Order of Baden.