The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-13 00:00:00

EX►TR'ACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.

. "The advice from Vienna have very warlike ap.
pearances. All the Troops are ready to march."

'LINTZ, JULY 13.—The hope of preserving peke
becomes weaker every day,lor: every thing in our
vicinity assumes a more warlike appearance, and we
are in constant expectation of seeing hostilitieS com-
mence. The Troops are in motion on every side,
and their marches appear to be rapid, and afshort
notice. The Gazette of Bamber says, that in case
of a war, the Hungarians have offered to keep on
foot 180,000 men, 80,000 of whom are to remain
for the defence of the Country, on condition the
Archduke Palatine shall put himself.at their bead.
The Count DE VERNEGUES has arrived here with
a mission for Italy; It is understood that he will
rernain for some tune at Rome, and thence proceed
to Naples.-
Couriers have likewise arrived here from St..Pe-
tersburgh and Berlin ; as also a Prussian Courier
from Italy. •
ViENNA, JULY 24.—The Minister at War has or-
dered that no more Commissions of Officers in the
Infantry shall be 'offered for sale. The sale of those
in the Cavalry has not been permitted since last
year.
• The Minister pt War has likewise ordered that all
the Regiments of Infantry shall be augmented by
two companies- of grenadiers each, the Officers of
which are already appointed.
Sr.. Parr ESBURGII, JULY Q4.--We are positively
assured Oat our Troops in Poland are assembling on
the ii'rontiers. Among the Generals employed is
General VON SUC,IITk.'LEN, CoMmander of a corps
of Artidety. ,
M. DE NOVOSILTZOFF has not yet arrived in this
capital.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 30.---TherTUTkiSil
Sol-
diers here, are almost all perteclly organised in. the
manner of European Troops. The: Grand Signior
has resolved, by degrees, to disband the Janissaries..
Tice Navy will be organised entirely in the manner
of the English.

.The Po-rte has received various ad,vantaweous „ pro-
posals for new Alliances from different European
Powers ; but in'the last Divan'which was held on
this subject, it was resolved to execute punaually the
Treaties at present subsisting, but to enter into no
.new ones before their expiration
The Russian Minister has, hoWever, frequent con-
ferenees with the Reis Effendi and the Grand Vizier;
it is also understood„ that the English Ambassador,
Mr, AapuTtisor, who has lately arrived, has made
some ilex propositions to the torte.•
I;EgLIN', JULY 27.---We are assurer' that the Mar-
cptisnz S(iLiZA, Who was detained here several !hernia
by a disorder in his eyes, and ho had been appoitft-
erl Aihtioter Own Portugal to St: Petersburgb, will
have another destitution. It is believed, that be will
go to Park as Minister Plenipottntiary. His Excel-
lency has parried Miranate F.t.Auitxri, celebrated
I'4 several literary works. •'
Letters from the frontiers of Russia state, that con-
siderable moVements a're observed both in the Ras;
slats Armies and Marine.

ALTONA, JULY 30.---It is reported that the King
of Spain has solicited of the Emperor NAPOLEON
perinissien to employ General .M6a.r.Au in condua.
ing the Siege of Gibraltar. If this request :,as been
made, it has been refused ; fbr that General set out
of r. the cd of this month from Cadiz for America.
He will go immediately to New-York.
HAGUE, JULY C7.--The regiments which corn'
pose the Camp at Zeyst continue to defileoif towards
the ports, where they are embarked as they arrive.
Both at the Fielder and the Texel the Ships of War
and Transports are daily exercised in various evolu-
tions, in order to render them expert in the use of
signals and the manoeuvres of debarkation, The
trading Vesseils of the Republic Which are suitable to
the service, if they refuse are compelled to serve,
especially at Rotterdam, Dort, and Helvoetsluys.
The Guard of the Pensionary is organized • two
Or three companies of this Guard will be employed
in the Expedition, and will form a part of the Guard
of Honour. General MAtotorir and General Gus-,
rticKa have organized the Corps of the Batavian,
Army whiCh are in Zealani. .
JULY 30,—General Al.ta norm. has made a
journey to lielvoetsluys, where he has inspeeted
the preparations carrying on there for an Expedi-
tion from that Port. 'yesterday he :slain .arrived
here, and immediately repaired to the house of the
Pensionary, and had conferences with the Minister
at. War and the Minister of Marine. From hence,
General MAR FONT will go to
,the Helder, where
all the Deeps intended for the
.Expedition must .be
assembled by 0-morrow ; 'the .Expegition in the
Texel will not be ready to till later.
ARSTEEDAAI, JULY 30:—.To,dav seVeral French
and Bataviatt Squadrons of CaNqdry, and Battalions
of Infantry, with Flying ilstiiioty, passed 'through
this City, on their Way to the Clast. At the Teazel,
HelvoLisiuya„ and the Helder, tWery place %S full of

M. VAN Ray t' who now transaas the business
of Minister of the NThrinc, on. his'iourney fo Vice-
Aamiral Vvitur.utt., likewise visited fielvoetsloys,
and inspeaed the pr(lparations there.
is .now -believed that the Expedition against
England will be "ut, lertaken at 'the aPproachini!:
voniable ii(.43011 of the - -
As fast as the Troops, Artille.Ty, and,Porses ar-
rive at the.t fielder, they 31-c- einbukl:d onboard the
Ships of War and ntuneroui TLiniports lying there,
and the Men and Crews daily eKercked in mancru-
vreJ. Troops are likewise pa,izing through Hatnieni
plinolt without Intermission.
The French Geni ireirmyrie which hare been in

quarters for near a twelvemonth in and rre*. Utrecht,
have broken up from hence for the Fielder.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER PROM DIRLIMii
• DATED JULY 27.
" It is said that the proposed match betwixt Prince
HENRY of PRUSSIA, and one of the Princesses of
Denmark, will not take place.
M. BIGNom, the French charge dv.lecires,
lately demanded of the Eleaor of HESSE, the di-.-
missal of Mr. TAYLOR, the English Charge d'4lraires
at that Court. This request was not, however, com-
plied with.
" The Russian General WaNztronitoon sent by
NOVOSILTZOFF a plan of Military Operations to .It.
Petersburgh, in case of a renewal of hostilities be-
tween France and Austria. Prince DOLGORUCKt
remains at Vienna to make all necessary arrange-
ments, in the event of a combined Austrian and
Russian Army aeting against France.
" It is generally believed that NopoLgow
proceed from Boulogne into Holland, to receive in
that country the same honours as thes. he obtained
in Italy. Switzerland, it is expe(ited, soon share
the same fate.

" The greatest aetivity prevails both in the Rus.'
sian Naval and Military Dop:i: tine lm It r,
posed that this aaivity stria ,:s out of a Treaty of All
Hance concluded between England and Russia."