The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

FRC.II 7HE EUTCH I),IPERS.

STRASBURG:I, Arum 15.--Notwithstanding the
satisfactory accounts received during the %last two
months, respecting the success of our arms in Spain,
French troops still continue marching to that coun-
try. According to letter's from Bourdeaux, various

corps .arrived there in . the course of the month of
March, having come partly direEt from Paris, and
partly by the military road through Limoges and
P.:iigueux•: after a -short halt they proceeded on
their march to Bayonne. That part of the grand
park of artillery, and the division of the park of light
'artillery, which first broke up from Passau, had also

arrived there,- and were under orders for Spain.—
,

A train of battering artillery is collecting' at sayonne,
to be employed in attacking the fortresses in Spain

and Portug-al'Which still hard out. The General of
Divisibn Rogniac, who has assn need the command

of this branch of the ser% ice, has his head-quarters
at Bayonne.
Among the troops that lately passed through
Bourdeaux on their Way to Spain, is an eniirerly new

division; formed at Aug,burgli, and consisting of
several regiments of. the line and the 4th legion of
the Vistula. There is ti strong.garrispn in Bayonne,
which principally consists of the depots of the regi-

ments serving in Spain, including Fretich,,Poles,
I and Dutch, and also an Irish regiment. The men
who are exercised at these depots set off by detach-
ments for Spain, to reinforce their corps, and are
-from time to time replaced by fresh recruits.
VIENNA, APRIL 7.—With respeat to the hosti-
lities that have broken out between the Turkish and
French troops, our journals give the folloyving ac-
count :—A quarrel took, place in the fortress of
Siszeg between the French troops and the Turks, in
yvhich the latter were worsted. The Turks, exas-
perated by this occurrence, secretly assembled in
great force, and making a sudden onset upon. the
French, took 300 of them prisoners, whom they
beheaded or ithpaled. Marshal Marriaont, the
moment the news reached him, marched at the
head of a corps chiefly consisting of Croatians, car-
ried the fortress of Siszeg by storm, and put every
Turk in it to.the sword. The battalion of Ug,lln
particularly distinguished themselves-upon this oc-
,
caSion.,

Thefoliowing is -a' copy, of the letter from the
Emperor Napoleou to the Archduke Charles, re-
questing him to officiate as his proxy at the recent
marriage:— -

I know. not '.a worthier Prince, a greater
Commander,- that► your.lusperial Highness. The
two ' memorable
.batiles. in which we were 6p-
posed to each other in. the late war, made- are •
so well acquainted with your merits, and so co.
Vered you with glory in my eyes, that I am anxi-.
ous to give the world a solemn proof of my senti-
ments in this respea, by proposing to you, my Prince„
to espause; in my. place and by virtue of my full
powets, my beloved Louisa, the future Empress
of France. Be pleased to petform tor. me this in=
teresting aEt, which tends to, secure the tranquility
of Eur, pe ; and by giving my hand to the P4cess
Louisa, to etlace every tl►•ng that is not inseparably
connected with a.. perpetual friendship between
France. and Austria." •

Fir ANKvolvr., ArPll., t7.--Cotrut_Ale_tutrri;ch_hag
forwarded dispatciie► to his Court eyety- day since
his arrival at Paris. _ ,

Among the reports in circulation, one is, that the
whole of Crow's is to be ceded to Austria;

The union of the Crown Prince of qavaria with
the Princess Theresa, of Saxen Hedelburgbausen,
will be celebrated with great pomp at Munich.—
Tlie residence of the Prince will be at Salzburgh
or Inspruck..
Madame Steel Von Holstein intends, it is said,
to bid a' final adien to Europa, and to reside in future-
at New York. Mr. William Schlegel will accom-
pany her 'thither.
Yesterday passed through this city, on their Way
to Paris, the Danish Privy Counsellor Von Rosen-
dantz, from Copenhagen, and a French. Courier,
from' St. Petersburgh.
VIENNA, APRIL i I.—The Pacha of Traunick has
taken by storm the town of Zeddin, in Croatia.
It is reported, that the battalions of the LandWher
will have have a field-day, on the ASt of May for the
purpose of exercise. The volunteer 'corps of the
capital ate disbanded.

The General of Cavalry, Count 43ellegarde,.this
day, took the oaths, in the presence of hi; Ma-
jesty, on his appoinimmt as President of the -Coun-
cil of War.
pleastire camp, will, it is said, be formed the
ensuitz summer in' the environs of l'est, u. the
same tooting as durio the reign of Joseph 11.
HANOv.ea, Arab. 16.—Yesterday passed through
this place, on its way toMeti, a considerable French
train of artillery, lately stationed on the Elbe.
The French soldiers are now paid and-subsisted by
our couni ry.
His Westphalian Majesty intends, it is said, to
paSs two,months in this city, after his return from
Paris.

UTH sc trr, APIUL 25.—His Majesty the King of 1
Holland has .conter-red upon General Dumonceau
the title of Count Van Berger-Dais.
According to advices from Magdehurgh, of the
lOrli inst. the French Imperial Hussars, for some
time past quartered at Neustadt, bad, iu cinse-;
quence of unexpected orders, suddenly broke up on
their march,
,as was reported, for the circle of Fran-
conia.

A detachment of Gens-d'armes has passed thrr,u,,h
Augsburgh on iheir way to the Inn, tbr the purpose
of collecting and forwarding .to Strasburg, any
French soldiers. who may have loitered behind in
the South of Germany, upon the evacuation of that
country by their respective corps.
An article from Stockht4m; of the 10th inst.
says, that Count Wrede• was to set off in a few days
on his embassy to Paris. The next day the plan of
a conscription for 50,000 men was to he submitted
to the Diet. M. Desaugiers, the French Charge
d'Affaires, artived'at Sf.9"?khohn on the gth.
The King of Saxony s'lour to Poland is fixed for
the 30th of May. Prince Poniatowsky hai left
Dresden for Warsaw,. to make preparations for the
reception of his Majesty.

BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 6.—Private letters

from Paris to some French Ernigrauti of high rank
lesidina* in Altona, in the Duchy of Holstein,,

that NAPOLEON, since his' marriage, ith
man Archdlichess MARIA LOUISA, has resolved, 16
order to please her anti her friends, to order a revi-
sion to he made of the trial of Lours XVI. and
MARIA ANTCINETTE, his unfortunate spouse, botli
of whom perished by the axe of the guilfotine,
in the former part of the French revolution. The
surviving members of the French National Conven-
tion or Revolutionary Tribunal, who voted for the
death of either, will, it is said, be banished or im-
prisoned for life in some state pris6n. This stale
trick of the Jacobin. Usurper seems probably in-
tended, if ever put in execution, to give some-mo-
ral.. consistency to his extraordinary marriage: It' is
added, that some of the principal architeas in France
have aaually been ordered to present plans for two
splefidid monuments to be raised in some of the
most conspicuous public squares in Paris, to the,
memory of the Royal Viaims.

Some persons pretend that another matrimonial
treaty is on the tapir, between the Archduke Jong
of Austria and' Alidernoiselle BUONAPARTB, the
beautiful daughter of the Senator LUCIEN) 't°
whom fresh offers of crowns and royal diadeMs-are
said to have been lately made by his brother, as un--
successfully as ever.