The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-07 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

RATISEON, AUG. 21.--All accounts from Aus-
tria speak of great movements among the Imperial
Troops : meanwhile it appears to be true that• Austria
has no thoughts of interrupting the Peace, but that she
is putting herself in a proper state of defence, in the
event of a war breaking forth on the Continent.—
It is hoped, hoWever, that the Note which the
Court of the li.olu4N EMPEROR has caused to he de-
livered .at. Paris and St. Petersburgh will have the
desired elle4. Meanwhile it is asserted, that the Im-
perial Minister has presented a Note to the Court of
Munich, which opens a prosplA that a part of Ba-
varia will be occupied. •
. ROTTERDASI, SEPT. 2.—The Paris Letters to the
29th of August contain nothing new whateVer. The
5 per cent. Consdides, with the Germinal Dividend,
were at 60 fr. 10 cents.

They write, from Copenhagen, the 24th August,
as follows :—Ptirmant to intbrmation received at
the Admiralty, the Rnisian Fleet, which is expo ted
here, consisting of about 20 large and small ships,
has already appeared of the Coasts of the Baltic.
Nothing certain can be said concerning its destina-
tion.

HANIDURGit, AUG. 27.---We are informed that
the English Garrison at Naha consists at present of
more than 12,000 men, and it is thought that a part
of them may be destined for other objeas. A con-
siderable body of Rmsians were at Odessa, ready for
embarkation.

PARIS AVG, 28.—The Official Paper of the e6th
contains two remarkahles articles from Turkey : One
from Egypt states the continuation of the disturb-
ances at Cairo, and that, the Mamelukes are only an
hour's march from Rosetta, of which they can easily
make themselves masters ; that it is thought they
are Conne&ed with' the English; and that there is
much talk of an English Squadron, with Troops ,to
land in Egypt.
The other article is dated from the Turkish Capi-
tal, and contains an account of the secret dealings
of .Prince YPSILANT/, Hospodar of Wallachia and
Moldavia, whose intention it appears to be to with-
draw those two Provinces from the Turkish Govern.
ment, and to become independent under the pro-
teition of Russia; against which, however, the
Boyars and the principal persons' are much averse;
that the said Prince YPSILANTI despises the Turks
Very much, and has five Russian Officers in his ser-
vice, in Turkish Dresses, vilio command his Body
Guard of 2000 men ; that he has began to fortify
his Capital, and sutlers no merchant or, traveller to
enter his Province, without examination.
The sequel of this article relates how great a share
that Prince, in concert with the Court of St. Peters-
burgh, has had in the Insurreaion of the Servians,
with the. trantoillizing of whom he wai charged by
the Porte in full confidence, by reason of the simila-
rity of religion.
LEYDEN, SErr. I.—The Paris Letters contain
nothing concerning the Combined Fleet ; but in a
Letter train Cadiz, dated the fith instant, it, k stated,
that the squadrons at that port, and at Carthagena,
have lowed a jun6tion with the Combined French
and Spanish Fleets, and that their whole force now
consists of 44 Sail of the Line, besides Frigates and
smaller Vessels.

AUPfiltUßUll, AUGUST interchange of,
Couriers is again very brisk. Last night an Austrian
Cabinet Messenger passed through this City in great
haste, in his way front Paris to Vienna. Shortly
after them arrived a Bavaro-Pithuine Courier, like-
wise from Paris, who proceeded to Munich in a
great hurry.
lls.trsnett, Atm. lg.—Thu Declaration which
the Imperial Court of Austria transmitted to Berlin,
'and other. Courts, at the beginning of this Month,
Was to the following etre& the En-
ignoit, &ging the, present maritime war, had not
taken any tilted shit e in the different attempts made
for the restoration of peace, yet %IS MAJUSTir Was
desirous that this nal Rtmy end- might be attained
through the mediation of Other. Powets, This wish
of the Court of Vienna -Was" (16,:tbly strengthened,.
when 'Majesty the ENtrettOn of the Fultnon
rib' idly AN:lared, that 014 dgflnitivear angementof
the: concerns of •Lontbardy should be • inljdurned to
the end of the yiar„,and cowliZte4 with the negotia».

THE SUN.

30Ltht QUIS DICIRS IALSUM AUDIAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEII 7, 1805.

Ix addition to the Troops which we mentioned
yesterday, as having received orders to , hold them-
selves in readiness for Foreign Service, the follow,
lag Regiments, stationed at Ipswich, also received si-
milar orders yesterday :--
The 2d, or Royal North British Dragoons.
7th Light Drapons,
21st Ditto.

Wz have great hopes that an aCtiou may yet take
place between the. Detachment under, Admiral
STIRLING and the Rochetort Squadron. The latter
chaced the Wasp Sloop and Growler Gun-brig for
two days, vie, the 30th and 31st ult. when, after
a partial anion, between the Wasp and a Frigate
and Brig, the Wasp having hove overboard all her
guns except four, the Enemy bore up and stood to-
wards Quiberon Bay on the 3 1 st. On the Ist
Admiral STIRLING was detached to scour the Coast;
and if the French took shelter in Quiberon Bay,
there can be little doubt the gallant Admiral, with
his five Sail of the 'Line (the same number as that of
the Enemy), will haul them out of their skulking
place.

HIS 'MAJESTY'S Ship Plover, arrived at FRlDlCrilth,
spoke a Neutral Vessel, who informed her* that Sir
ROBERT CALDER arrived off Cadiz on the 26th ult.
and had joined Admiral COLLINGWOOD. Theirrleets
consisting of 26 Sail of the Line, was then block-
ading Cadiz. Three Ships of Admiral Cot.t.tso.
WOOD'S Squadron were refitting at GibrAtar.

The homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet has arrived
safely in the Downs.

AT a late hour last night we received Paris and
Dutch Papers, the 'fOrmer to the tar and the latter
to the- 4th inst. The intelligence they contain is of
great importance. That Hostilities will immedi-
ately be commenced on the Continent, no doubt
can now be entertained : indeed some private ac-
eounts say, that the Freitch have already crossed
the Rhine, that Hostilities have eaually com-
menced in Swabia, and that Contht CODENTZEL,
the Austrian Minister, has left Paris. We have
always been of opinion- that BONAPARTE would
'endeavour to make an. impression upon Ger..
manybetbre the arrival of the Russian Troops, and for
this purpose the Camp at Boulogne has been broken
up, and the Troops.marched towards the Banks of the
Rhine. This important -fact, which we were the
first to communicate to the Public, is now.confirm-
ed beyond a doubt. The French Coast has been
minutely reconnoitred, and it has been clearly ascer-
tained that by far the greater part of the Army of
England, as it : was foolishly called, had been
marched from the Coast. We are, however,
glad to find all the accounts in the Foreign
Papers concur in representing the warlike pre-
parations of Austria -as being immense, and
fully able to contend, even without the assistance of
Russia, with any Army that France can bring
against her at present. The. Russian Forces are, how-
ever; advancing rapidly to the place of their desti-
nation, -and two Austrian Generals have been sent
to direa their march.

The Foreign Journals contain two important State
Papers, which will be found in another part of this
Paper ; the one purporting to be a Deciaration'of the
Expguolt of GERMANY, and the other the official Note
transmitted by the Prussian Minister, M. HARDIN-
BE2O, to the French Ambassador, M. LAFORgr, upon
the subjea ofM. Novont Tzonr'sdeparture from Ber-
lin. With respea to the former, we entertain strong
doubts of its authenticity; it is not stated upon what
occasion. this Declaration was delivered, or to whom;
it is not authenticated by any signature, and the,
language it contains is so completely inconsistent
with the condua of Austria;that until it is verified
by some stronger evidence, we shall not consider it
as iin authentic State Paper, In the other Nate, of
the Prussian Minister, M. HARDENIMILG (Of the.
authenti;!ity of which we think no doubt ran be

entertained), we- were rather
sutrizei tu
the regept usurpations of DoNAPAIIII; in Italy,
spoken of in terms ofun te
equifocal disapprobation. It
will be recolleaed that the Alimiteur has bly, la
one or two instances, spoken rather in a.cloubtfol
'way of gig Prutsiion Majesty, and tonic some pia
to shew that it would be highly injurious to hisla.t
terest to join the Allies. From these Orcuinstoce
we think there is the strongest ground.te.infer that
the Cabinet of Merlin, is not at all tiwourably clisposed
towards France, and that the utmost 13okriAt$
P 4 expea from it is a etrietNeutplity,
The Paris Papers boast of tke vi Rory Bre't
Fleet obtained over Adtniral Cnitti)votEMS!'
It is supposed . upon the cenOnentribaLE°3l4
will be immediately taken possession of by
Austris,
in order to Prevent that Country frau!
being "IP
verted by France into hostile doP4t age
iD9t the
Allstrian Dominions.

Sow! of our Competitors hove thought prelate'
excise their wagg_ery upon us, on account ol die
the number of Forces which were likely
staterper which we gave a few days ego
respeethl
ployed against BONAPARTE by thc ContinOtiti
Powers, in nasnn rupture should ado*" tak°P/3,,ce:
We have the satisfs&ien of knowing,lloa' 411'
,we have less reason to envy Oa lively dump'
excel us in
alluded to fat their wit than they have to sot
to be eru-
us fof the superiority of our information; 401 wh°
We can excel them in intelligence, we 611011.1?
disturb them in the agreeable pervasion that 01
pLeasantry. The truth is, as our Pad4;4 .
'will recolle&, we gave the statement in question a4
a rumour; but according to the accounts of OA !II
foreign Journals, it turns out to be matter of 0"'
It appears from these Journals that 120,00 liassisas
are colleeted on the frontiers of Prussian poiandial
90,000 in Gallicia -are ready to enter the Austris4
Territory; 36 or 38,000 Russians are known NO
assembled at Corfu, and in the lonian Islands! lb°
accounts will be found 'not to differ much with thi
Statement which we chiefly gave as a rumour. But i 4
addition to. these powerful Armies, AUStfia,3CCOrding
,Dl3 tit! same Foreign Journals, -has 40,000 MO ir't
vlarnlherg and in Tyrol; nO,OOO in the ent'
6" States ; -and on the frontiers of Ruts
10,090 Men garrison • the City of Venice ; 0°
ISLE NE.W, Etlloll4lfing
Camps, .of :tio,ooo men each, are formed to
Bohemia,
.styriai and Austria. We have Priv!
Letters from Vienna which state, that an Aran's'
Obsereatign, or of Reserve, as circumstances not
!quire, is.forming Under the command of Genirer?,
as they please,
lunteers and Recruits. The Knro ,of SODO II:
111 Army of 40,000 men ready. tomen"rch ft,„t,.
month's notice, as we are assured by p Leivtu;
v'hi.Oh • came with the Gottenburgh , Mail' 1.,
to 50,000 men, chiefly v,
these accounts we leave our Competitors to reneti`or:
their sportive sallies tipoa intbrilli.
,hirit
which they are content to copy, though 01 ~,
with
proper to be merry in their' remarks urpo lio.
ot
As to the ,rneourea
.which In„y , oreol3ll
to.
Sovereignof !ranee, we cannot presume to 'i'err
equal confidence, but we believe wt.: Inli ' 0
ture to state; as a faEi, that M. Norosivr:nri'A
his return frumjterlin to St. Peters burh, PO-ti
his, Most Christian l*tajesti,
twelve hours . with LOVA XVIII. at .Mittjil'g
with those Noblemen who form his' bnclY:l,,v‘•tht
Councillors, signed an Instrument, whic",',,„leged
Utter, written by his Majesty's own load, a‘lw $9,
to the emperor of Russia, was delivered 0 d' ,iya
vostr,TZO,FP. We do not pretend to be able 0. b, ,
this iri
any intelligence respecting the contents 0 foot
strument, which, it is said, is to remain a c°,0014
after consor
il
secret till the Negotiations, now carrying on °I cos.
several Continental, States are 'brought to 11
elusion. °i'' ea
Oa
By
a private Letter from Hanib.orTl, ' ~.each
.31st tilt..
We. learn, that after the Olivia ()OP
vio
Mercantile .Agent in that City, the ramoorerato
general that BONAPARTE bid City, they
sent 1 te,,
to Generals Jou LIMN • and ST, CY11) ill ita'Yl,
.1, WOO
reeling the former to attack Austria in "'" r.,„ ef
Territory, and the latter to occupy the 07,0
Naples, and to disband the whole of the NeaPli
Olt°
Army. Such a measure as the latter, estrao
.lotto
it may seem, is perfealy suitable to the illWe'',..na
and perfidious charaeler of the Corsican lisurper,',
. ~. -055104,
in these extraordinary , times, whatever is 1,1, we)
P
re j
with relation to him may be ,set ,down as
if it may gratify his ambition or revenge.
..W.
e roc is resadi
It is reported that.the Toulon .-Atat ,,, to
to sail, with 10;000 Troops on board, intenoen
co-operate with the Gallo-Italian Armies. rider ja
Count Bci.t.o GARD, the Austrian Comma _
_..
Raul°
the ei-devant Venetian States, is organizirg
and
from Lombar*
giments, composed of deserters
Dila' Begiateat
formerly they uhjeets of Austria.
will consist of 1500 men:
..........r.--- a,
• ed August ig, receic..
A Letter from Lisbon, dirt . we, of Afi
at Liverpool, states, that a French Priv _
to so
Vig, and reaoY
guns and a2Onaen, was 4, .-", '
for the Coast a Africa.