The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-10 00:00:00

lIAMBURGII MAIL.

WARSAW, SEPT. 26.—0 n the 23d a melancholy
accident happened here, while the troops were ex-
ercising.. In the rapid evolution of the cavalry, a
horse that was shy, and could not be held in by
the llnl►►n who rode, sprang out of the ranks,
and ran against General Tokolunki, who was
thrown to the ground by the violence of the fall.

The General received a severe wonn(l in the back

of the head', by which the bran was greatly in-
jured, and besides this the horse gave him a violent.
kick. All medical aid was in vain, be died the
next day between eight and nine in the evening.
General Sierakowski, who was next to him, and
an Aide-de-Camp, also fell ; the first happily re-
ceived but little injury, the other bad his arm
-much sprained. It was fortunate that Prince
Constantine, who was close to the unfortunate
General, quickly gat some paces off. The Polish
army loses in Gen. Tokolnuki one of its bravest
and most able Generals, who has served with
honour for many years. The learned world also
experiences a loss in him, as be was member of
several Scientific Societies and Academies both
at home and abroad. The Grand Duke visited
him before his death, but he lust his senses im-
mediately alter the accident, and recognized no-
body—he died in this state. He was above 60
yea's old ; be interred this evening, with
all military honours.
COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 20.—0 n the 22d an Arne-

rican corvette passed the Sound, with a cornier,
dispatched from the United States, who is charged
with dispatches for St. Petersburgh.
ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 18.—The Privy
Counsellor, Spiransky, and the Counsellor of
State, Maginsky, %vlio,wete removed from their
places in 1812, are now replaced in active service;
the former as Civil Governor of Pensa, the lacier
HS Vice Governor of Woronesch. The Emperor
in his order to the Senate, dated illoscow, the
30th ult. says, that circumstances, which cattle to
his knowledge as he was going to join the army
in 1812, made it absolutely necessary to remove
these Gentlemen without inquiry, which he did
very unwillingly. Finding on his return, upon a
strict•inquiry, that the grounds of Suspicion were
not irrefragable, he wishes to give them an op-
-portunity of justifying themselves, by sliming
their zeal in his service.
NViIi'rEIIIDUBOH, SEPT. 28.--The Prince of
,•1-lohenlohe, • President of the Assembly of the
' States, tuts been removed and discharged by the
King all his offices, because be received the
last deputation fdepruotlion of the Citizens of Stutgard.'
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 29.-It, cenuusy be said..
with certainty, that the first preliminary confer-
ence of the Ministers to the Diet will take place
'the day after to-morrow, the Ist of October, and
that there is good reason to hope that the solemn
opening of the Diet will be on the .sth of Novem-
ber. Our Fair is over ; it remained of the same
character from beginning to end, that is, it was.
in general bad, though some branches of trade
turned ont favourably. The retail trade was such
as to give satisfaction. We have this year an
uncommon number of insane persons ; we know
not to what case to ascribe this ; the heat of the-
summer has certainly not occasioned it.
Farat THE MAINE, SEPT. 29.-1 n a stone
quarry near Brunswick there has been discovered
It whole bed of petrified Mainmeths.
HANOVER, OCT. I.—We learn that a list of
military promotions arrived here to-day, from
London. General Vouder Decken, it is said,! is
Master-Gcneral of the Ordnance, Lieut.-General
Count Alten to he General of Infautry, MtijOr-
General Count Kielmansegge to be proprietor of
the battalion-, Ilidemar, and Colonel Rolliger,
Commander °fare Artillery, to he Major-General.
A solemn Te Deans • will be perrornied here on
the 18th of October, in memory of the battle of

The Deputies to the General Assembly of trio
States, which is to meet on the sth instant, begin
to arrive from the provinces- This Assembly will
be 'more numerous than' the preceding ones, be-
cause Deputies will come from the.parts of the
kingdom which were not hitherto-represented.
The King of France harsent the Order of St.
Louis to Men of military Merit, and of the legion
of honour, of all classes, fur the Prussian army.
General Count Tauenzein and Lieutenant Gene-.
rals Von Kneutbbach and Vtin Oppar, receive the
order for military merit, and-Om:rat Yorck the,
legion of hOnour. Several regiments have came
here to-day for the grand autumn reviews, which
begin the day after to-morrow.

-Prince Blucher, after attending the grand pa-
rade of the garrison on the 29th of September,
dined with his Majesty at Chaslottenburg, and is
now gone to Breslau.

HAMBUBQII, OCT. 4.-r-111e Duke of Meeklen-
btirg has issued a proclatociuu, calling an As-
(lnibiy of the States.

Exatunge on London, Ist and 4th October,
36.4.