The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

' the Archduke CHARLES Wilt a 0 to Venice next Tuts-
•
.' Vatml, Sen. 4..-'.The auarter-Master-General,
Baron 'MAcfs,, set out on the tst of this month for
the Camp of Weis, whither, it is said, the ElitPEßOft
\Out:.llowiiirn next week. - We are informed, that
(til'olunvoeluglidll
ssettlasly'yeruracliOa► htfit:aliscenorisof
ninety
fe
' t'
R thousandeEngineersgi n Regiments
ibl tasli balle cartridgesalready marching
distributeatO it. To every Regiment of Infantry a
!Battalion -,of Reserve is adding, exclusive of Which
i the RegimentS are already three, thousand seven hun-
dred rues.strtmg. A squadron is added to each Re-
.giment of gorse.
CASSO7.;, SEPT. 8 -'the Elector be HM4E.('A Mi.
has 'given erdt.a s for fimiting a-Camp of fifteen thou-
sand me' in' the vicinity of this city. Twenty-six
Battalions of infantry, and as many Squadrons of
Cavalry, are already in motion for that Camp-. The
ostensible' reasorefor these preParations is, the usual
eercise of the Troops in the autumn.
• STUTGAttn, SEPT. 6.---A.ccordingto the latest ac-
..counts tem Austria, that Power is aattially..assein-
Wing three Armies : one in the Venetian territory,
-the point of union of which is at Patina; the. second
itt,the Tyrol, under the walls of Inseruck : and the
third in Vpper Austria, hempen Lintz and Wels.
It is fntther asserted, that: the first of these ATillieS is
' tOenass. the Adige immediately on the, commence-
Inetn of liOstilities i - that the second will occupy
Switzerland ; and this third, Bavaria ; that the Em-
TEROlit will command in person the Army at Weis, -
and ,Pcneral MAcK will aft under him. The Army .
in the-Tyrol will be commanded by the Archdtike
JOHN, and by Vield-Marshal-Lieutenant LINDEN .w ;
'' that in Italy by the Archduke CHABLES,, and the ,
Field-Marshal-Lieutenant ScIiMIDT.
, • It is supposed, that the Declaration'of the. French
E)ti;attoa, concerning the ' Austrian Armaments,
was delivered at Vienna by the French Envoy about
the end of August, and that an answer may have
1 bjen received in the beginning of this month.
Private Letters from the Last Indies state, that
.the Dutch Siniadron, under Rear-Admiral Hara-
llNCls., was, on the Ist of March last, in Soura.-843,
Roads, all well. .
LEY,DEN, 'SEPT. 17.,-liile accounts of the mayor
. ments of Troops in haly, Oermany and France„,he-
come every day more frequent. The. French and
Italian Troops., composing the garrison of Milan,
. the capital of the Kingdom of Italy, have left that
city for the camp of Monteehiaro; all they Try
in Pledmont, beinK 19,0000 r -.4 n,onostns. will
march to Brescia ;• and it is thought that General
JouRnAN, iiinotiq :for the victory: of.Flcarus, will
h th
leave a distinguished comatid.
. . . '
. ' Th 6. Army destined to aa on . the side of the
ithitie, will be ingtnented by 30,000 or 4t),000 men.
from the interior of France; and it' is thought that
the Britreatoa will eamm.lad that army in nerson,
.It-iti- asserted the min), will yrovkionallY fficamp -
ber.veen New-Brisac and Hagenau, until the le
, initiation of the. Negociations r:.'. ties to peace or
war.; What can bothe grand point for discussion
is not known ; hilt' the Geri lira Letters , state ILA
the answer returned by the'Eur tato v. of the FRENCH')
to the Note presented by Count Coarrrriit, on the
oth August., is a complete retUsal. " 'Che EsleXa oil'
of the.Faminit cannot acci.‘pt the good offices of his
APOSTOI,IC MAJESTY, becn.ute that inedi:nion com-
prises difficulties," 4rc. Such, they say, i:, the tenor
' of it. . .. ' : .
We learn that a plin' of tientl'44y formed, .at
Stutgard 14 four Eleaors, cannot take. ,:fie t'; that
i''l;4ll,cc requires of WUrternburgh and Badcn tno
performance of the secret articles of tho 7th and
4d of *gust, Intl, pursuant to which a French
Array pressing the Rhine may occupy all the enili-
tafy positions in those States, &c. Several Note.:
Itave been interchanged relating to the, presein cir-
cumstances; but the French, as well as another 'Le7
,gation, require a Categorical declaration of the part
that will be taken.
Dittos
13Eas.IN, Sze?. 10.--Thfs'Vronch Marshal
is still here, and does not appear likely. to depart
before he receiv.es furthes.ordess,from his Sov'ereign,
to whorl) lie has sent a Courier. We tiro im'ormed,
that since his arrival,. the King of PM/V*4 .11:1-, mulch: 1
fresh propositions to . the Courts of Vienna and St. ,
Petersburgh for the.pfeservation of Peace. I-knee
It appears how much our Sovereign has the welfare
of Nations at heart. May his generous wishes be 1
flailed ? .. • . ,
It is remarks, that, the. Austrian Envoy, Count
MerrEitritcti, was invited to as rand dinner lately
-given by the French Minister, M. LArOXET.
Count liitUCAViTZ is returned from Silesia.
The 4portation of grain and of horses is prohi,,'
Wed in Prussia, by t cabinet Order of the 7th inst.,.
on pain of forfeiting the property, and the ships or
I the wa6.gons and horses by which it is conveyed.

The Circe Fri ate has cavtured,and !ient to Barbns
a-
ducts,. Lck. CortSapre, kretictx frivateer, ot' ten gu
and fin meta.,
A Letter from Barbadoes, dated July 31, Atateib
that the second -homeward Nett WaS ti)eti coile6thig
at St ,Mitt's, land 4.kpetted to sail tqwattis the clews
of the following Month. The .6.4tigna, St. Vincent,
and Barbarloto.-slliin, with zikaA. oaf some crther of
tlta Isl4n4s.r gift- airea,ly at the appuititedleridez-
vous.
A vialettrilltricone. to& 1)11ce at tic lie of France
On tho 3th of April 3 sever.il vess4ls v,..ere driven on
sbare, Arid Many of them de4troyed, and the damage
in rite intericir was yory consii,ltabie. (ill the f.iot h
ofAptil there Nvls otw Ship_ of the Line ond two
Frigates refitting in Port Noit,l3-‘V'est tile markets
ovetsliichod with provisius and foraigP prail4,lot.

cenurEepoAENci

HANOVER, Srpr.4.

We are still uncertain about the faun titov,Nnent3
of the French in this quarter ; but, Melancholy to
relate, they continuo to harass the unfortunate, Let•-
toratt,. with tirinacripled cruelty. EverY town and
tillikage have rikeived orders to Iprovide a 4ertairt runi-
ber oflorsts, Initve. days, under the penalty of
doubling the bomber in ease of not complyi4g with
the original fequiaition.
The orders mite to Osnabruck late in the evening
of Tuesday. bst, the 3d in to proYide ;
200 of whiCh were to b& for the artillery, and the
remainder tor the saddle. It is truly distressing the
unfortunate peasants of miserable villages, under
the cruel necessity of giving away, perhaps, their
only horse, at. a reduced price upon the simple as-
surance of a French Commissary prom;sing pay-
n ent in four months after. such barefaced rob-
bery must certainly open the eyes of Europe, and
even the heart of the most unfeeling misanthrope.
It has been confidently reported for some days,
that the Banditti would leave the Hanoverian Terri-
tory before winter, dna that Prussia would take pos-
se3sion of it again till the conclusion of the war. This
very desirable circumstance is heartily to be wished
for ; but I am afraid the country will be entirely
rand before it takes place.
They seem rather to hesitate about aft !citing the
Ifessiantc, but reinforcements are actually expAed
nom I-10114nd, for what porpo,e, tittle must deter-
tnitie. ,About !Moo Infantry are unshipped in
Iolland„ and almost all the Cavalry esc.ipcd
the dkorder. It is beyond a doubt th It upwards of
eight hundred or a thousand, died iu the course of
six weeks. The Austrians are all in inotion—hos-
tilities are immediately expetited to talc place.