The Sun.
London, England, 1811-09-07 00:00:00

NA6II), Aug. he day before ytrAteitiayt,
at suo.ritte the:hotel-1)161 of the 10e of his Si jt,Bl
the ,Etrip,sor of ttie French WO .43110Uncei by sa-
lutes of artillery. Yesterday she salute was repealtd•
kith Majesty received the felicitations of

sires,'ot she great Officers of his. Household, of the
1.),p ionlin le Body, and of the Otticerosof the garrison.
In the eveniitg there was a bull-fight, at which 11'..s
Majesty Condescended tube present. His presence

exci►ed the most lively etitilusialm. There were
alierwards grand illuminations and tine tlre-wink,.
It was rettraked yesterday and to-day thiit his &Ia•

jesty wore the dress of 11,-e From:lt Prittect.

The if'rencli
,Ainhwiiador gave io-day'a
eniertainment in h s palace, in honour of his ang,p,st
Sovereign. Tit(' INlinkters, t I.e great 'Oiliecrs-ot the
Crown, the Diplomatic Miciy, the principal Civil
and Military Persoyages of the Royal Household,
and the !French and apaiilsh Genetals were
to it.

At the suit of the authorities of Valladolid, the
King has graciously p rduued •;)‘- persons who'wcre
arrested on various accounts. They were culpa-
bl; without being a'tuated by cittuinal inten-
tions ; the perfidy of the ettetnit sot

ostia) their utithfrsLudiogs, ithout corrupting their

The Kitt; has sent D. Pablo Arihas, the Minister
of G. oeral inio the provinces of Segovia bild
AV.Oa, th,re,to oig Anise cli•tiiiitivyy all the biaoehes
of i-lve A.:mini:ol4l6oo. During his 4thence bi 4
plaCe will be filed tiy the lor the Indit-c
Pei iions or". heir kniAs'kr.l.4e and de-
vottitinepis writ to Kent iti:o other
,inovi6eea.,'
AuG y'.4 ships the
Illtdesineux, Bureas, otici the: Int-.
pregnabie, *firm, tie %Omit, 20th iti cila4mg
soqie enerny%_ ship, which had ajyruaeoe& the.
poi

On the 2 IC, tie 'haled/h.', • thigram,
Suffrein, Don:querih, Breslatv; k.: and *slun iri4,ites,
tnitied the above divis bn, and performed cvoin-
hien% the- whole day in prtheiice of the ,enemy's
a:wadi ott. ,
• Thi..day :to of our ships manoeuvred in presence
Of the enemy.
Vice-Admiral leatuerian teas given an aaivity to this
squadron which cannot be exceeded.
, Viat4NA, Aug. 19.—Letters from the Turkish
frontiers announce, that great discontents prevail,in
jloldavia and Waliachia, on account of the deStxuc-
tion of the fortress. of RuJschuck ; because, with
even a small garaison, it might have protetted \Val,
trotu ally' invasion of the Turks., and enabled
'the Itthsiail army again to take advantage of events
by extending ittidf to the 'south bank of the Danube,
with which the RuSsian's are prevented from commu-
nicating by the destrudion of the bridge over the Da-
nube, near_ the above.toWn. It is also said that, the
works.of Rudschuck were demolished with so much
precipitation., that part Of the ramparts still.retnaios,
and the l'utks can establish themselves there without
much Vie}, are
alreadklibouting at the
restoration Pt ;he works at Silistria, with, scarcely
env interruption from the aCSsi3aS, who occupy the
opposite banks of the river. .
The ulterior operations of the Grand .Viaier arc
uncertain. It is thought that he dues not tneao to
follow up his plans, tilt ha is joined by the Janissa-
ries and other troops on their march trom Itomelia,
Albania* and. the Morea. The Rttssian accounts
mention great movements on the part of ,the Turks
between Bessarabia and Krivina, the objeti of which
is.unknois n. There is a. very numerous Turkish
force encamped in the vicinity of Vada. The bank
of the Danube is occupied only by Turkish detach.'
Ments, wtreii are at wink erecting batteries on dif-
tent points.
Travellers arrived, from Bucharest say, that all is
in inotiou at 'that place, where there are a great
many Basilian ',Officers. Many houses have been
converted into hospitals for the wounded Rusciam.
General Kutusoisi repairs, from time 'to time, to
Bucharest, but does not, usually make a long
The arrival of provisions and forage for the Russian
troops is attended with some difficulties: They are
panty obtained by requisitious, which ale very op-
pressive to the inhabitants. Great magazines are
farming for the supply
of the troops. The inter-
ruption.of the navigal ion of ihe slack Sea. is lea
but the army, hitherto, is hi no want of subsist-
ence.

Some commissaries, who had been guilty of great
negligence love been severely punished.
The Russian army is cantuned in divisions along
the lett hank of the Danubv, °
A corps ut • near 18,000 men is concentrated
ai Giurgewo, under 'the command General Lan-
geron.
General \Vuinoff has gone down the Danube
with one division, and joined at Karabat a Russian
corps trom.the vicinity of Varna. '
The Turks, it is said, have re-entered Risshvat
and iiirssowa.

A cerpaof the left wing of the Russian army is
still posted on. the smith' bank of the Danube, along
the river Timock. Its head=quarters are at Blaska.
It is the same corps which blet.kaded, for some time,
rhe.fortress. otlViddin ; but which was not 'thong
enough' to chiitinad the blockade, touch less to
change it into a siege. It is by, this corps that the
Russians keep up chinmenications with the Servians,
of whom a corps of 58,000 men is to juin the Rus-
sians on the banks of the Tiinock, to observe the
Turkish army, yllich, is at preient assembling, at
and which i* constantly receiving teat-
forcements from Nyasa. . .
PARIS, Ann, 31.--It is believed that the stay of
their •Majesttes at the Castle of Compiegne will not
be long,
AmaTaanstd, Auo 24.--The ta.e of his Ntijesty
the Ehiperfar and King has been celebrated in the
principal cities of the departments of Holland.
Evvry wbere.the same spirit ehar4tieri,ed the new
, sojeEts of his Majesty. The cities of Rotteidatilt
the Hague, uttecht, Haarlem, Dart, Leyden, Delft,
Schiedam, &c. rivalled each other in their rejoicings.
Every where the National Chards had grand parades
in full uniform, before the 16te6 and amthernents of,
the afternoon. In the evening, :he theatrical re-
Presentations were followed by the most brilliant il-
luminations; while dances and other modes of re-
inieing, accotnpaniA by. on open eaiety, were pro-
loned 'to a late bunt. Otder, vetted harmony,