The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-21 00:00:00

FBEACH AND GERM4N PAPERS.

BBBNE, SOFT. 21.—His "Serene Highness Prince
AUGU. ITUti of RuSsia• ye,terdily arrived here from
‘Sc.hafhousen, under the title 0i Count .100urrrs.

suito.

WARSAW, SST?. 23.....HiS Majesty, the day be:
fore yesterday, between seven and eight in' the;
evening, made h a entry here, amidw the.sound of
cannon, ringing of bells, and reiterated acclama.'
mations of the. inhabitants. All the.garrison was
under arms, and the whole town, was magnificently
illuminated.

Yesterday the King, assisted by the Authorities,
heard Te Deum, during which. several discharges of
artillery were made. There was a grand circle at
Court, and a great number of persons were present-
ed. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Baron
SENrr DE PILIACH, 0111:1 COUllt BREZA, Polish Se•
'Orstaiy of State, blew days ago, arrived here, from
Dresden. .

STUTGARDT, SEPT. 24.—The inhabitants of In•
spitick a!lti the oe,ghbuuring communes, gave on
the Ist instant a /lite cltampetre to the Prince Loyal
of Bava►ri.►, in ►he of Lan4.

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VI2NNAI OCT. ClChange of couriers be-
tween uur town and Pateroburg is veil► frequent. -

Lt:ttt•ts front Conotaniinople come clown to the
latter ettd'of --Angus!. The tfieet- of the C.tptain
Pasha was siill detained by cnnirary winds. -At'
has received a renitoice,tneot of twelve gun-boap.

The report from the .head quartets is only come
down to the pusitge'at the Datitibe, by Isttzt.'llcv.
We know`that this Pacha had taken post at Cita-
'wiz, in order to immediately attack Calatat.
Sari% 28.-;-Tbe representations which
the Stites of Hungary had regulyed to'place under
the considerationbt his Majesty, have been adjourn..
ed by the Archduke PALATiNE.
We de not exactly know their cbntents, but peo
Ole whi;prtend to bainstrotled with what' passes,
in the Diet say, that the States require from the
Monarch, previously to discussing and cat rying had
execution the Meosnres relative to the tinances,
upon which his Majesty insist,;, several points refs,'
tive to former points of preceding Diets„ honk' be
determined which have not yet been cloathed with
the usual formalities. *

The Emperor has eipressly dee!, etli that all
mixed objeas which knot relate to royal petitions,

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be. transmitted to. the Drat to be . held tiekt lear
at Boda';' We hope, that _this. declaration of the
Sovereign Weelterate the. progress of Ike busi-
ness.. The intelligence received to day from the
Turkish army overturns all the calcOlationa 01 our
politicians. In consequence of the uniforni re-
'ports, received for some -weeks that geberal Ktt-
Tosow, informed of the ' projea of the Grand
Vizier to .seize, upon Wallachia, had ordered 'all the
troops of reserve in MoldaVia, the banks of the
'Dniester and. the Dnieper, to march with ali-expedi..
tion to the Danube; and add, that these troops had.
immediately left their cantonments and marched.
Letters from Lemberg now inform us that one
corps 'of this army of reserve unekkaedly received
orders to vetrogade, and march to Podolei, where, it
has arrived. The force of this* 'corps is 20,000
men, which would
,have been very useful In a
moment so decisive, fur the Turks are assem-,
bling all 'the disposable force of their Empire to
wrest fro:n the Russians their conquests, and their
numbers are no numerous. The frontiers of Servia
are more than ever menaced by the Turks, and an
immediate attack is every day expelled upon the
Camp at 'Delegrade.

Dnaintri, Setr. Majesty !the King of.
Saxony has presented the lands, which.he acquired
by the French Imperial Decree of the V4th April,
1809, and the peace -Concluded at Vienna on the
4th of October of the same.year, as also the•T‘ u-
tonic Order in Thuringia, of which he has, become
potisetised, with all their rights, revenues, and ap-
purtenances, to the two Universities of Leipzic and
Wittemberg, and the three schools of Warta, Meif-
sen,- and Gremma, as a real and irrevocable proper-
ty for ever. • ,
• MADiIiD, Ano. -31.—8yl a Royal Decree, an
extraordinary .Criminal Court' has been ereaed for
the Provincts of Segovia and AVila.

MADRID, SEPT. 4.—On the 31 ct of August the
Baron Von Bouttxu, Miniiter Plenipotenti.lry and
Envoy Extraordinary from his Danish Majesty to
our Court, left this capital to attend to his private
affairs. Before his departure lie presented to the
King the Secretary of LegatiOD, Boar, in quality
of Charge d'Affaires during hisebsence, •

BANK'S OF THE Al AMU, SEPT. £5.--The Countess
ODro, Lady of the French Ambassador at Vi-
enna, has passed through Stutgard, on her way to
France,

The Prince of TOUR and TAXIS 111 now at

Epr,

On the ced of September, the Bishop.4o 01-
rnutz, C.,nnt COLLEIIrno, died, at the age of es.
PIiTEUSBURGII, SEPT. 1 4.—Lieutenant-Gvileral
ogRON has been appointed General of In-
'faulty.

The Minister of Marine, Admiral Tscn erscir ACI XV,
Is arrived here. Be had been permiticd to travel
two years for ,the benefit of his health ; during
which.time Admiral Marquis Liattovettse has ex-
eiciied the fualions of Minister of the Alaline.

The Duke of Gt.oucastan is 'making consider.
able additions to the back part of ci•devant Choi.
mondeley House in 'Piccadilly, that he bought of
Lord ELGIN, which will thus be rendered one of
the most elegant mansions in town.

•
.The Austrian Emperor has ordered 60,000 florins
beannually expended in the Purchase of the best
literary wortia.te enrich the Imperial library.
The new Comedy forthcoming at the Lyceum is
not, as reported, the production of Mr. LINLEY, but
of 3 Mr. CLARKE, who has not; we believe, entered
before into the draMatic field.

if the Dutch Deputation, who will.probably wait
upon BUOiIAiARTE an his arrival at Amsterdam, in
order to tastily the 'admiration and gratitude of the
peoltle of Holland for. the beneffis which he has
conferred on them, should be able to particularise
those-benetits, or to show that 11.11 and has otpe-
tienced from him any thing, besides the heaviest
oppression- and toots wanton insult, they will be
found to possess more pouters of, invettOon than.
havt ityrrbers) ascribed to th© buickkhytaticr,
Reports are-again in c:rculation that it is in the
conternplatioa of Government to send large stlp
~ply of military stores to the Baltic.
A large.reinforcement will be immediately sent to
POrtugal. The 7th Dragoon -Goads, the Hussars
Brigade, and: General Campbell's fine Scold)
Regiment, tt.e 9.ist, form past.
•Tlie latter is now
,e4teeind one of the best infantry regiments in the
service, . .

The S.! istl)ragoops, "now at the Cape of Good
'Hope, are to proceed to India itnmediakly they
are relieved by a regiment of Light,Dragoms from
ibis country. This corps" is in the highest stme of
discipline, and is universally esteemed at the Cape
for their exemplary condua.
The following is an extra& of a letter from
Parbadneti,_thite.d the It:th of September., received
tva Lisbon :7-

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", We (tke Orpheus) are just arrived from Toba-
-40, where we lay during the different changes (if the
,u.noti, 'The Admiral (Sir FRANCIS LAFORIIY) will
'be hire on ;he 15th from the Saintea.. We have
just received intelligence, that a large ship and a
brig' privateer arecrursing nti Cayenne. The Li.
iteriy has token a valuable Slave-ship. 'lt is seldom
we now meet with an American, from en expette-
tion,we think, that war will take place between
trS. This country was never known to be more
healthy than it is at present ; the hospital here has,
only filly patients, not more than ten of whom aro
casts of fever.--A soldier of the goth Iteginaeat was
shot, a I•6w dayksince, for, desertion."