The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-07 00:00:00

Some more French Piers arrived last night, from
which we have made the following extracts : -
VIRNNA, APRIL 1.5.—1 t is affirmed,: thai apart-
ments are prepared at the Imperial Palace for the
reception of a personage of high distinction.
The interchange of Couriers between Paris and
this city is still very frequent. The asserii,lii in
certain journals of the dispatch of an Austrian Coil- •
tier to. Silesia, appears to be unfounded.
It is reported that the object of their Majesties
intended journey to Bohemia, is to have her Ma-
jesty the litnpreas crowned as Queen of Bohemia.
It is reported that several more regiments at In-
fantry are to be disbanded, and some new regiments
of cavalry to be raised. A cordon is to be drawn
along -the Turkish frontiers; but whether we shill
take a more active - part in that war of posts -will de-
pend upon circumstances. •
The last advices from Servia are-not very swig-
fatiory. The progress of dissension among the
Chiefs becomes every day more nanifest. It is
affirmed that some of them have teen aaing in
concert with the Turks, for -bringing St.oevia again
under the yoke of the Porte. The same accounts
speak of important arrests that have taken place iu
Servia, including persons who have hitherto enjoy-
ed great consideration.

We hear from Warsaw, that Kotzebue's-per-
formance, entitled " The crusader," which had
been translated into the Polish language, and was
represented. at the Theatre of that city, has been
prohibited by the Minister of Police.

Some' Danish prisoners confined at Edinburgh
have recWitly sent to their Sovereign a small vessel:.
made of bones, and the sails and ropes of which are i
made of their own hair. His Majesty has ordered
it. to be exhibited at Copenhagen, and the profit
transmitted to them. '

The letters by the Gottenburgh Mail again men-
tion
the report of an unsuccessful attempt having
been made to effea a Counter Revolution, by .
placing on the throne the Son of the unfortunate
GU-STAVUS. The proje& having been discovered,
Baron WREDE, an Officer of the Guards, and some
others, who are stated to have been principally con-
cerned; were arrested. Count de la G.ARDIE, and
several more, found safety in flight.,
An article from the Maine mentions, on the au-
thority of recent advices from luspruck, that six bat-
talious of French Troops had been ordered to enter
the Southern Tyrol, and that three regiments miller
were breaking up for Spain had been countermand •
ed. Two Bavarian regiments of infantg,,and ono
of cavalry, had likewise been ordered to march from
Munich, for the purpose of reinforcing the arms
under General Wrede in that wintry.
The village of Aspern has already commenced re*
building, under the chrealon of the Duke of Sax..
Teschen. A monument ere&ed in its centre, win
record the valour of those brave men who tell ihers..

The King of WESTPHALIA has published atiOf-
dinance, recalling those natives of Hanover 41 the
military service of England, and in the event .01
their non-appearance, declaring their property gong
fiscated.
A considerable number of re speCtable houses st
NON Y ork, Philadelphia, Bse. have hien reduced to
bankruptcy by the sequestration of their property in
the ports of Fiance, Holland, and Denmark,-,and the
general failure at commercial enterptiA-s„ by t!''S
operation or the restrictive system.
BONr-TRLF.T.--On Saturday a man of the nr96:
of James Jefrics, was brought to the above Ofbo'
The unfortunate man, as appeared by the testimoni
of one of the k epers.at Miles's Mad-hctsse, Her
ton, had broken out on the Saturday precesings
forcing a passage through a wall two bricks 04°
half thick, but by what means he was enabled -ti°
make the aperture in the wall remained a Minor
anti could not possibly be accounted for. He Was 1°
consequence discharged, and delivered into the co°
of the keeper. •
homas .Hardzeick, who is in custody on suspicion
of being concerned in breaking open and robbing tb-41-
shop of Mr. Gustard, in Bedford-street, Covent:'
Garden, of woollen cloths to the amount of 4400'
underwent another examination, and was folif
committed for trial. •
At the last Stafford Assizes, Mr. Barop W°°P
hsld, that the Assizes being a general gaol delivery,
all prisoners in custody at that time were entitled 1..
las tried, and those against whom no bills had lase",
preferred,(heing reserved for the next Quarter Soy:'
sions) were all ordered to be 'discharged. Corlo,lft
ments for trial at the next Quarter Sessions '(
are not trecinent when the Assizes may intersa."
are therefore deemed irregular. The rule is certalti;
ly consonant to the liberty of the subje& and °`l
free Constitution.
tbe
Last Wednesday, Thomas Done, coaviBed at
Chester Assizes of the murder of Betty Ekes 'y
was exectitbd in that city, and on the two tollowil.la
days his body was publicly exhibit:'d after a par of
disseoion. The culprit, who was only 20 Yeats 0,
age, acknowledged having put the unfortunate `cd
man into a sack, but with his latest breath he dentibe
any share in her murder. On proceeding frig° ch
Castle to the place of execution, he evinced
fortitude ; but on ascending the scaffold, ocs
strength and senses so far tailed him, that the sP`
tators thought bin, dead.
01
On Sunday night, about eleven o'clock, as °nee
horse pairole, belonging to the Public Office, 13° a,
street,was passing through Lewisham, he apprebev.,4
ed a man with a chain and link on one of his tegs,°;ii
in his hat he found a pair of hand-cuffs, and a I°4l
belonging to a chain used to secure prisoners.-- Po
the instruments are very bright, as if they had b:gf*
used a good .deal. He said his name is James s'
feries.—He refuses to give any account of Ithrbeit"

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY -7..o—The arrivol4
Wheat this day are inconsiderable, but tolergir,,
supplies on hand of second and inferior, %filch
mate but little, fine rather dearer ; Barley and wij
at little variation; White •Pease likewise; Be"
both sorts are higher; there are few arrival' at
Oats, and this trade a trifle dearer; Flour tlitlY
last prices.
Wilwr - goS a 96s a robs
Fine ditto - 1145 a L 175
Rye - -46 s a sti
Barley • • - • 345 a 475
'Malt . - tills a 76$
White Pease - 6)h a 745'
Grey ditto - . 4.4 a 455
Beans (old) . 6zs a osb

, iB5
Tick Beans (old) 515 Si
Oats . ax, a
Poland ditto . 3os a
Potatoe ditto 37s 6,1
Rape Seed 46'
Fine Fivtr
Seconds . .