The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-09 00:00:00

PROM VIE 'FRENCH R..TENS.

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All/Si AUG: I Majesties have resided at
Trianonsii;ee Monday.
Cleeen of Bavaria was safely delivered of a
ofhens, in the night of the els( ult., at the Castle
Ness, in
-Parse eity.of Amsterdam 'has sent a Deputation to
a, to present to his Imperial Majesty the hem-
,ge Of its inhabitants. Colonel Cal-lege, on t. e
• 4cgt-ti nit. .with a crew df seamen under his orders,
went on board-ot the-AdmiJ.o. Z
.outman, Of SO guns,
z, 'Medernblik, but "owing to the neap-tides, it is
ire •
tpossible before the 20th io get her raised upon
N"lte
eiecarmelsi 01)
whicl.l
she
to
be conveyed to the.
; whence she will proceed to join the squa-
dron under Rear-Admiral Leintnere, at the Texel.
hOn tthe 26th ult. a most .destructive hurricance
oat Chatillon.. In less than a quarter of an
Steeple
a. number •of houses were unroofed, and the
of St. John's church,
.and several stacks of
6• itilnies, blown 'down, The Coors-Vert, and the
14.114 of the Dtuix, resembles h-rest that had been
:1 st cut down ; and in the gardens and orchards,'
r
o_l the trees are either broke n, tern up by the roots,
cornpletely st i ipped of their fruit.
.14tiGsuT 2,-01) Monday evening, his Majesty
'e'reci a Council ut Commerce-at Si. Coucl.
e•i'" Tuesday evening their Imperial and Royal
era;iesties attended the iepreseetation of -" The
Trfijait," which :had been ordered fur
'idt evening. CM tneir entrance there was a burst
t); m
acclaation tiotn all parts ot the House. -Their
e eparture was distinguished by a similar mark of
t"Ped.
By an edict of the Kitig-Of SaxOny, the Jews are.
~l(etnpted from,the tax, welch- they. formerly paid
",,PAI attending the fairs of Leipsick and Naum-
',tree
lk Russian :landholder, iu the government of
e"'ilnae has, by<his last will, emancipated all his
171"lasanis;'' to the number of 7000. The Emperor
4s'eXancler has confirmed this act ot beneficence..
. Toe Grand Duke of Frankfort has abolished the
ii'lnutrities,rformerly enjoyed by the merchants,
free
cloth and linen manufacturers of the imperial
taking up their residence there, or at-
tending the fair.
011 the it3th, the environs of Augcburg were
ravaged by a severe hail-steam. The hailstones teh,
rte soine. ars, as lae as nuts ; d such was the
l'lolenCe otf the wind, rg
that several han houses were blown
"kiwi], and the largest trees were win up by the
t`'ls• At Kutzenhausen, only a few houses are
felt
standing. The castle of Woollenberg sutiered
considerably, and the.steeple,of thechepel 91 Rade-
gonde was blown doWn:
VIENNA, JULY 18.-I—Yesterday, his Majesty the
.cenperur returned from Baden to this capital to give
the usual audiences, and hold a Council of State
extrearnivary. The result has be.en-a great- change
.I,hnur Mitiistry. Count Ugarte, hitherto Chancel-
of Bohemia and Austria, has resigned all his ap-
rlintluents,eand retires with the title and wrier.), cif
inister ofieonterences. Client Wallis, governor
431 Bohemia, is to be at the head of' the home de-
farttnent. Count-Zichy resumes his former . situa-
ye, of President ot theChatuber of Finance with
more
eXtensive powers than heeitad before the dear
9' Count O'Dertnel. He Vl ill have the title and au-
ritj of Minister of 'Finance, without any depen-
thencY upon the Council of State; and subject only le -
..c e instructions he- may receive at his private con-
"tenses with his Majesty the Emperor. It is said
iiiat all these changes have been etlected by M. tie
who, in concert with Count Zichy, pus-
'e.sses his Majesty's entire confidence. Every body
44gUrs well of them, because the indefatigable eat-
. 111!Y of these Ministers is well known.
Icyhe Court Gazette of this day • contains the fo:-
:lig article t—e
" The Pacha of Widdin, at different times, in the
lonths of January and February, took from th...;
!Olt, dispatched by the Austrian post-oili tt
ce at Co-
tantinople, a quantity ot pearli, belonging to a user-
vafttile house at Vienna, and detained thetil, under
ut their being a lawful seizure, under the
k'ul'oin-tiouse regulations. According to advices
f er,.°lll Constantinople, of the sell Jutie, Chevalier
v. 04 Sturieer,• his Majesty's Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at
the Porte, has, at length, by his zeal and
P°werful interposition, succeeded in ;Jocuring resti-
butia" Of the pearls, and thus has the course of post,
~Vween Vienna and Contanunople, been again
,laced on a secure footing."

Some letters and papers were yesterday obtained
tY a Private ship from Germany. The followig
tx"tr"d adverts to the only subjects of public in-
erest in these communicitions.
1.1:( 44MBURG.11, JULY 26.—The Senate of the
rLise Towns has lately been surnin,,ned together
c(lr the purpose of deliberating on the at-Thirs of
cftwerce,. and it is ruinoured, that new restric-
til/le regulations are to be iniposed, but as their sit-
t4ng has not yet concluded, the precise nature of
e. se discussions remains a secret.
Cy Letters from Paris hint at a want of harmony
Ctween the newly married couple, but we do not
1./4(/* how much credit is to be given to the story.
,tlere it is not believed that the Empress is pregnant,
it is supposed that the former report was merely
synth,l"" •
•
so Our garrison has undergone several alterations,
Lanletirnebeifig larger, and sometimes smaller. It
v-s, been increased by the Westphalian and liano-
Le,r9n levies ; a part of the division of Count Mo-
ti;Tort left us two days since. A col ps of troops
thr. the garrison of the city is forming here, but
• e French will not leave the place to them alone."

The box -of one of those- cr;:zy vehicles
.calle,!
ack
to---ney coaches, yesterday gave..war, trom.age and
Ivltehness, in Fleet-strcet, by which tilt' coachman
428 precipitated over his horse,' I),2adi, and consi-
:inly injured. The horses taking fright, plun,:,ed
c'" much violence, and lAted the pole of the
pi Shinto the shop-windows of Mr. PARKER,. the
i'oa-n, the gremer part of which-was de: it oh shed,
tlass
gether with a large quantity ':of expensive cut
to of greater_ 'value than the t.uacn disci horst s•
Ottrse, have %ether, for which the owner of the coach will, -01
to pay.