The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-17 00:00:00

_~ : ,_-_. "~~, -,_:~___ NA-Fit -1.. ? : :' . N ,:IVS: •• PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 16.--Arrived-His Maiesifs Ship , Vice2Aamiral Dotioi.As, from • ; also the Illinorca,Vlcio.D; from Jamaica, and the-Phito,Capt; JANVEitill, from a .cruize: Sailed the Pirivard Gun-v01444h a Ouize. Went '6ut of HarboUr iliPetkeitge, of '74 guns, 'Capt. T . I.xmING,': and the Fralzie Frjgate, . Capt. LAROCHE. St. '}-teleris . the:it/144a, - Africa, .Pclypheq . iy,c, 444 Astrea. , The , 1-194:Capt. KING is appointed -to .take the : , command a the Alexandr* Frigate; whidh will be launched at the Dock-yao; on Tuesday next, at eleven ecfock in the forenoon. ''' ( ' l PLYMOUTH, FEB. 15.--Arrived the- Prussian .'Gal hot iliolsard De Stadt Aliona; Omit: - T‘iotrr, laden with' Wheat; &c. from Arnstecd4p4bo4ad:tp detained by the Lion Privateer',) '°i this Port ; also the Danish Galliot Vigildntid; , pt4hl HESSELLS, laden i%ith wine; frorii Bodi - deo,x„hound tOAltona ; , detained.by the Harlequin himd.Armed Ship. ‘. Sailed the Hazard Sloop of War on a Cruize to the ▪ 'Westward ; East India .;.. • Alan for Cppenhatgen4.2 ;, The flaiioe Frigate; and Argus Sloop of War tame into Hirbour to refit.. The blerzeiis Frigate, Captain SbgAßyit.LE, went gout of Harboar this morning, and anchored in the Sbund.- The Pompje, of so guns, Admiral Sir. S. snurit, .; and the' Congutror, of. 74 gqns, c4.iptain PELLEW, ,rihadul.ip:Ciwsand . His Majesty s Ships • tSan Adniral Sir CHARLES Cortoi, Princess. Poy al, Prid; Gem*, Barfieur,' Forinidele, and •, • • Glory, 98 gOS ,ede„h, on a Cruize off prest . ; thgri .Flora .Ap4Atz' for; View-York.; aid. Venture, • Jovga;;ft*Std '; ' • Arrhie4 xf e tartiket .oaPt, I,'*i'RsoN, • frotit‘ipdy,r,arij ,IslAtas, 40 days passage, with Mails; and the Four Friends, liosKix, from London. Sailed the Frandis, JE.ampign, and Arin;ViThlciL, ' , •#'!"both fir Neath ; and:A/Tug/Ws PRoi'igt, for Natitz. -nut. i6:—=Carat dowh - from the river to the Nore . , the Lon, 0 gads: :and ,Miriove, Of 32 guns. • s. arrived the Beaulieu . frorn the Downs,' late from arbadoes and Blessing, Armed Ship, froth the Sea. Cathe into Harbour the Trompeuse, ..to refit. . The Winehelseu has made the Signal for Convoy 17 to the Rivers Elbe Jade, audNiefier and will con.; ;,.:. tinue it. until a Ship is appointed en that rservice. • :Ships at this POll--the Zealand, Ocean, Non,' Nassau, Leopard, Antelope, . Alkmaar; Regtilusj-•fleltrifeu; Wm chelsea, Ceres,. lylgoaralme,..Utile,',.Spy, .B.osario,- • Tdeu - se, Ferret, Spitfiti, Volcano, Pevasptian, V esnyius; -Zebra, Hecla, Bombs, Wrangler, A,u;ressur,, and _several -other c f untbrigri. - • - DEAL,. FEB.. 16.--Arrived. the. - Barletta , Sloop of War, with k 6 Sail of TiiispOrizinder convoy,'.. from Yarmouth ; and ,SOady,C"ptirbrig from Hay re Captain ; Stryforr has §U'fierkded Capt. Busnify in the eattanand d ibet ate . kar SlOop of War ; end Capt. CANrii4ii.:i; Capi. :IVI‘EEoii;, in, that of c ,.the Ciiknet : • ,-; tz,- 1 V4e 16 —Thia-liderintine. Polly, of .Laudoivsatetitiatedih tiny las6aFibekiig Captured by`i strAlltic@FTrlVatio:-In the Bw,ii ) a, has~siiic been br444t1;;t14,-Vaoi99r; having been near.J.llo,Lorigsand; vcithug any petson on board. l is.stlppo'secl. her ,FOreniaon. "the Longsatid; . "7 • Arrived the .40gres4cnt (ituA7kig.-fromithe:Nore. Sa.ited.the,Earl of Leicestotaeltet, Capt.Tnrim r •o N for' Gtudiaviri, Ilavini on 'board - tile' fetlinbro' and' .grr:mon . Mails ; and at. the, same time the Prince of IVales 'Packet, Capt. At 4 -. Taorrz-Dray.vt,'sailed with the Mliffor Gottenburgh. Jtemain the BoreriEarliet;.idd . .add Gun els, viiththeHwrii;• aziclA:g $Ss itsltsOueCruiz,ers. INo Mails are yetarrive4., . Mr. Hz LEY A i GT arrived•hiere o Saturday , evening :—the EleAion is - fixed for'' 'N...lisriday next, I,vhen jt is expetted Gentlentan will be re-eleEted A:7:4111 . °m any opposition. 1 :.—Edll YAttnouta, FEB. lu.--.-The Schooner Bazar, J. • • Moittsb?i, Master, froui .kberdeen bound to Lon don, was on the night-of thelth -boarded and plun dered- by a Lugger Privateer, near the Buoy . • bf the Sunk Sand : _the Captain, favoured by ; the, darkness of the night,..cnt the cables and brought , thn. Vessel, and ran for. the Haven, where, through - the t assistance of Captains BUT.I;pOGE and f 4Rp~lF { _i, algid the Crewsof the Zephyr and Thames,: ode over the Bar. ; Four or five other. Velstelstti'etaken in' sight of the on'Thtlrsday -inOtninv DUBLIN; ' FEL 'lz.- ,y ',b the 4g.incourt, fioniTol'fola,:,with a Very valuable CIIrg0; - drove . on shore at Hpst bland, in the. River Shanxion. Her,Captain was afforded every iisist- . . mice 1.),r the' everii.te, , .. nicer , .at h.i rah, --Mr. NTirmisos, itia-ciptaitt ELSMERE, ‘Of 111# . latiTz-aecenustr Cutter ; it was, liowcirefi,•fear ed‘that the Vessel'' and a cOn4iderable part Of the cargo:would be lost:i.;lllo,Vessel is subject , to the quarantine -regulation', , l7l%t she . . reports, that at the different places-.she-touched- it, the crew were healthy, and. that she haS not •:any person on board eitcEited:v.ith, t . !11. 1 "jti ' . ttiro ;OR THE':17,11:::,9:-UR:6111;t411,,g, ICIiGSTOIC .iA-YIAIC..t, ' DiC: 2 .—...:Yeste - iday 'ar • , . riv aFort-Royal H is i Ajestx s . 'S ea ; i.' - • 1 _cliooner Flying Fish,4 . E .p . . .., . . : . - Wit the Brig x enment (late Lnaan), one of file . VesSeks that sailed With the last homeward- 'Cinciffeet,lincier . convoy of the Diana Pricra‘ie and -• ?(,• • •.. • . crew ~- • ' -, i. -...' -• : 'Pelican Brig ; the having murdered the Cap tain'nd 14ate, and taken . o sesion Of the Vessel , were making for Cuba, but was retaken the same day bythe , Flying Fish; • and the American Schooner Julian, . from Dominica,. bound to Crooked .Island, with rum, siigar, anct.coffee, detained' by the Flying Fish. .` .. . • ....-, -...,.: :: . • .- - - --, The Brig sailed with •the Fleet, we learn, is missing, and supposed to have seen taken by the trew;and carried into a Spanish Tort. • Also, arriv.ed yesterday, • the .Ships Aurora, GIL BERT, and illeiander Lindo, BANNERMAN, two of the lasthomewarcl-bouncl - Flee.. They have .tetumecl into Port being very leaky ; the former left the CO voy on the t.qth instant, and the lattvr on the 15th, in lat. 26: N. don. 74, 54, all well. • DISTRItUTION OF PRIZE=MON EY. 4 4 b ilie Officers andCoirtpany of His LL Majesty's Chip ja. maica, for the detention of the Opt 4 ,Ship. lcune Marie, in Carripahy Whir the L'Oid Neison Privateer, the 3d June : 1803, an board.the lamaiea÷zoirtriday.hext or afterwards, 'at'No; 13, Great Georgestrcet, Wzstminstes. • Teethe Otficel§,r Seamen', attl,Solders, Who were on board 'the Maisship, the i4th,l u.De...!79i, when S'quadroirea?tured Severai'Dutch Ships off - the 'Stand of St. Helena, on..,ThurOay;pext, betw,eep eleven. and' tw9, or, the last - ThurSuay in evt;,) morfth afterwards, at No. 27, 14.i -iihiPlas-lat.ef .Lonibartl,street. 'ro the Officers and'Company of His Majesty's ShipM.e. df"-ihe A pol hi ink-141aq wit h the Favorite,,,the tzth September, it!?4;,,,,9n,Wedrioday.hvtt„ . ... I betWeen'iliven - and thrte_,_• or every Wedned:iy . and 'Thurs day attervred*„. at N0..9 : New,g/941istfeett) .. .;;;;) ' To iffelOtfice4 and company . of His, Majesty's Guo-brig, Mattnir, .for-the re-capture of the ftairis Bitsey, and Ro ver, the 14th, wit, and zgth September, iSos, every Tutis-, ' ..day-and Friday, at Not 131 -Surrey-street, Strand. - To the 0 dicersa9d.Comp?ny s ot. His Majesty's latq§ hipp ta.Legt - ire, tor the re-capture of the Brig MerCury, the 13tit December 1799, to-morrow, or evety:thresciay, anit F;riday-al- - terwards, at No. to, St. S w,itltin's-lane, Lombard-street. To the Otticers and Company of His Majesty's Ship •' Drake; for the Capttire Of the Corvettes L' Egypuenne, Le,, Leerier, L'Llan, and Vengeor, the 23 , 1 Noy. 1799, on Thurs day next ; or every 'TLiesclay , and Friday afterwards, at No. 2s, St. SWithin's-lane,,Lorubard-street. ' • , Fo the Officers and . CornpanY of His Majesty's Sloop of War Gannett, for ;he reexapture of the Brig Marlborough, every Tuesday and Ftiday,at Mr. Ankove's Office, Falmouth. To the ()dicers and 4:ompany of His Majesty's Sloop. W.6p,. , tor-the Capture of ,the'Spanish Prize victoria, the list February, 1805., orrFriday next; or eyery.Tuesday and. Friday for three months, at No. 18, Clement's I,nn.. • To the Officers and Crew of Ilis:MLijesty's•SchoOner Felix, for the Capture - of two French Cnasse Minces, with dollars,, the 15th lune, 180.4, on board, the Felix, at Plymouth; it Wednesday next ; or every Monday and Saturday•atterwards; -at the White Hart Inn, No - , '296, Strand. SECOND *MAIL. the Mediterranean 'Convoy; is 'to be employed 1. - - 1 4 . Gibraltar as a Floating Battery.- The of '74 Capt BtrittOt4, is; ready , for 'sea at - Blacksta kes ; excepting cone r : .plettiditt df' men iirodlisiderably 'deficient: .•,. The Boats of the Sicift one' of our Crailers on the" Jamaica station, later cut''out of Triixillo the Spanish Gmarda -- atta' Cdfidetd - de Pofeele; of 12 :gtin; and in NOvethber Fist carried Iher intd.Yarnaica The' French PriyateerS which- so latch infest our Are fast-saitireLtidget4itid;lii 4Se of a calm, or little w,ipd,''fr - letufd: prqiiicted.Witii, SW ceps, which it -a matter of dittthAtt t6nie ul.. IN : ith. BeSider, they pro ceed upon is. of a nature so secure, that it-is a rare ta'nee for oat oiat Cfuizbrs to geta sight of them. As sdoi as it is desk they put out sof Dunkirk, or the adjacent ports„whether favoured by a breeze or not ; by midnight therare in the 'track of our vessels passing up or davji Channel, and seldom -fail . to ::-pick tip a 'prize'br two, that.pzis them well for their 'aEtive - speculatiore, . 'They havelliernSelveS Very little to loSe—for the'Pfivateer,and all on board, is seldom ;. worth '2OOl. sThe 4- teiiiiitation; On' the other hand, • is- great, .as they frequently capture - vessels; • which, ' :Mtith their 'cargoes, are estimated at 20,0001.. - • ..I.Weare concerned o. state; that the Ship George, . from Bengal for Prince of Wales's Island, having of board', ..fire-engi nes , and 40 0 • ban,els' of_ gunpowder, baS been taken; 'after 'a 'gallant defence, by La Pucellr,'French Privateer, The Nancy, , iu Company,. - and.similarly freighted, escaped, and had, arrived at the Island on the 26th 061ober. The foliewing Appointments have ;taken' • place Lord W. STEwAier to the 'Lavinicz . Frigate ; on. , •• . E'I'KING*O thdercindira Frigate ; Lord FALfLAND to the Ariadne aapi:PENDER fo the 'Ocean, ),f . „9 . 8 5 Capt. W. C.A . aTnEw to tbe,Ciesteht Frigates LA - EocuE' to the Blanche .ditto Capt. lAEA to the Mine./-vii'Frigate; Capt. GORDON to the Moselle:Sloop of War;' Capt. MaiNSEY to the Ro sarzo. Sloop of. War; Capt. G. B. SALT' to the Le veret . Sloop of , War Capt.. G. REYNOLDS to the Sea Fencibles -at: Deal and Capt. S. 'BATEMAN. to the.SeaFenOibles tit Dublin . ; Captain HALiarr, to therThithder&;-1-lon:Capt;BLActikei6P; to be GoVer :nor. of, Dominica; but to retain the c6nithand-of the Ajax ;,,Captain:-.TA'amoUE,, ttil the ';,`Captain •!ARGLiSi to the Iris ; Capr. Holy6;isirsctiklle ',,e2p.p.INEVItsHALI, to tbe'fourt&ei,teXaptaiii tdAlte'Spiffire ; - Captain TitolLot)E, to the Ilecla; Capt.-BAKER,to the Kangaroo; cnpf .-SToDp ART , to the. Cruizer ;. Capt.. AJRILEY, to. the Paulina, at Pprtsmmith; Mr. G. .WitiTEEßEAD„purser-of the Rattlesnake, to be, Purserof the _Psyche: . A Convoy/is tn'sail from Leith roads for CUK haVell;;Otitlie. first ofnekt Month.- - piTzEmsußptx, FAA: 2.-- 7 This clay Count Gus- Lovi - Exitit Ltcpublished the follOwing . :— ""It having pleased My_gracious King,and Master to remove the greatest part of this Troops Tartlier into the Meckleubutgh 'territory, the chief com mand of the Swedes posted on the right side of the' Elbe hag'been confided to me. I dectarci, therefore, in pursuance of, Hi' S. Maje'sty's command, that the said . Countries still Continue, iiincler.theVrotthicin of Sweden, till, in this..ro.speis3 c a,,gonvention..between His Majesty and ltisNigh lidoly i the Ki4g of Great Britain shall be coiiCkcied.' iJi ;/ HAGUE,. JAN. 28..—oince the conclusion: of ;the Peace. of Presburgh we have been led: to exie& the return - of the - AuStrian ,Envoy, - Baron - 'VELTz; in March next ; our Envoy, 'M. SFAANI to go •to Vienna. . The General •and Senator COLLAUD, wh6 com mands the French Troops.reinaining ►in „this *pub-. IllaS'fixed his Head-quarters at Utrecht. EtinEi.B.gito t JAN. 24.=—C61.2,11t Hirt.J6wi;rz was received with great marks of distin&ion at Stras burgh. Two Waggons with English wares, seized hy the Officers of the -French cusiOrds, near Vriburg',haYe . been condu6ed .through -Basle :to . •Bourglibre; near Buningen„ wkiere they await their' fUrther disposll by orders from Paris. • MECKLENBURaIi, FEB. 3.--'The export of graip and provisions from Swedish Pomerania. is- again permitted. The Swedish Lieutenant General. Baron .ARap,Et.nT,.yesterday..Rassed through _this city, with his AdjUtants, from Boitzenburgh. • : HANOVER, 'FEE. 2.-L•The nurn of uer,l-11USSlail Troops . WhiCh haVe 'entered ' this, 'l'..leaorate is esti;- Mated 'at twenty-five Squadrons of Cavalry , au d twenty-three Battalions . of Infantry.—On inst. they will commence- taking possession . of the • Eleaoral Territory. On the 7th two thousanA. me* •will.enter Nordheim. • ' • . , • This daythe Russian hospital •was removed, froni hence„ upon . a runtber of carriages. The Russian Troops will begin their march home by lana'in few days, •througli,Meckl-enbilrgh•-and. PruSsiiiii Po; i - nerania, ,by.,\yay. 0f.5t41.41. • •;:,, ; . We are assured that Count l'ilin ,- ;57r,.;,.0ur nister of State, 'will returii . tO 'LOndon in tlVCCOurse -•of a few days. • • COi'ENHAGi'N, FEB. 1.---4 t is reported - here, that since the departure Of Cannt.l3tasToiiF to Berlin, copferences.,,are,expeaed to..be.• opened between his Excellncy and the - Russian -and . French Mi . 11.7stf..ffs. • . .• HimiE; IDEA. intel4ence of 'the death of MT. NTT, ‘o.lii.th a commercial home at' ttotCer. APPN.V.----... . „, . . ! i,„,, . . •, f -4, e.V.V ,,, 1. :. - ' ..,, Ait Al ' W 35 . ,-;tito - r4: -. 4.,d of .hy a private #.ll/".:*." . "; ::tl7'. - Citc>:.l •ft g: u: * ?'. '(.3llr.atioti here, Ind lia6 already . 11::d tan sitteith/e...iiifinenteution-tt:ade.: '. ,s . ~; .., . . . „ - T. -N4 M1P.,1, •. . • .'.: ' ' . Tlii.4'l'l , ; , ..r .:;N. 0 - ; .7-n--Wl , i .11.1170 .c'...! N. thousand Frencli Troopslere, l who are, --to l go by water tO V. en BEI:MI/4, ..0 AN. 2, 0.-The ,f9 1 ,10v4i - pg Proclamation Dalfnatia. !.:-Welearn; - that • there is l a kind of dis-L has been is;inedrliere' re4iealli;i. _thri occupation of , . : .-t, , ,.uriffh . cje among the' Turks, in consequence of- the the El4lOnite l bi . 1-1 1:4- ariaer :1,--%.,"1' . - - - • ...,,,,;- .- •-, ' - '", ', ' ' • • - s.`• -• , - ;,'•-' ' ' .'. '•• ' ' ''' rrace of .. Iyeputg . ••: ~A dew' iMpost hos been laid NXPS-"FlPX l C'W" 4,l ' 4rll ' ...*la i r:ll6 ' - Pi.#6- of= ' OPOn all..Wali•;:consigned to ,C.OP.ioissioneJ - s in this GOD, King:QC:Prussia, 1 .. 9 .:X. ',B4C4Vellr raakec known, City for transit,, 8:c. Its Objed . ...ig 4 -to. liquidate the &e. t . -- After the events,. whi-41; , ,,,1iave • telinina ted. in debts cOntriteced by the - War: : The Engli;‘h good: Peace-,.betwel.zn Austiia - and, , Erance,,,O.l our- en- • 4 . , . ...• , are to pay.tne most. . ' - ..• • deavaiirs .hie -bee4:slifizeted toMedlufF; , ftom these 1 , -`4cl 3 ' lAN T% lg.—his day this Cit . t;'in con- , • Distrgts. the. flaneS of ,War..,:alici if6,rviisastrous , COn- ~..„ fortuity, to file Peace of Pres.burge.was: , W.ken posses ste ovie n ce;i i; .w hietun.otnentitri ly tthi7e,attneittrflie - North of .• Germany, a o :part i ce i i 4di t b el v ( ii thtt ...„,. o f the sit - m . 130)y! the French 'yi - Odps,.' in , ' the • nam e of the Electorate of Brunswick. With , thiii eliiew). arid . . as Ell‘ii,,intt.r. --- pf, Me . Vatt.gcnand . KlN of Italy. An incredible number of people ..wereicrAleded on this the only .possible means- tO.. attain. it, .a COnvention haS been made and coneluded between Us 'and the occasion. _. ~ , • ,-.. •: . - ~, - • .. . Emperor of •:the Frendh; . in pursuance oT whiCh the VIENNA, JAN'. 28 ... , -Pn `the 06th there was a States OT His Britannic 'l , lajesty in:Uerrnany will Opurt-day, at, which the French General AIDREOSSX not be again occupied. by French or other Troops coin- appeared with the Foreign Ministers. It is thought biped with.,them.;l and,-till ; the conclusion of a ge- this General will be appointed the French Envoy neral Peace,- will , be. wholly occupied. and •gOVerned here. .-•-. -- - by us : in pursuance of which .we have caused . th e The 'Conn of Vienna his obtained a considerable Brunswick EleCtorol Conntries to be occupied by. part of the Contents of the arsenals of this City and the Corps' ini4er the cOmMand, of our ' General. Illrunn, upon • its own account, Mostly by exchange of •Gagalry, ...Count ~..., " VoN. .D.F.R..,:Sptiut.ENntilib for others in Venice or,Palmatia: KFKNERT, to whom, in our name , , and ' till _;, - : u.i,m, -. JA,N. .7.—The possession of Wiblingen; . the - Peace, We entrilsiA the Administration: of the . as well ,as other plaCes; has occasioned some con said Con ,tries, in ; sit ; ll ..manner:.,t 4a t,‘ ,t 'trough him, . t en tion and bloodshed, between Ahe Troops of Wir ' and the Commission of Government which he May temberg and Bavaria, At Wiblingen the former , • • - L thin imger, ,to appoint, all affair .re..iung ,to the, , ~ _.. . were compelled to retreat. . . . Go' elithienf of the Country; May be trariaaed, a,nd '' • . W.TrZL AR , FEB. I.—:`en , thousand men, a the, the'''neeesSaty orders thereto 'cOminniiicateUto tte ... ~ .Army of Marshal LE F EvRE • ~ iwttl, . entered Na,s-Au•-• interiorMaginracy gild,Liagittrtites..: -•- .". . . -. •• :- . Using. The General of Dit-tsion . r i oll6Cs, ti - ho entri= "We therefore eliargei as well' those, .a the ' =lads them, has his :1-foad-quarters . at Hochsti,, PrelateS, Nobles„ Citizexis,:and ...ill Subjeas and In- These, and the Seventh -Corr,'s .of the 1 rench Array, habitantS of the said Country; ''without exception, I'm:tua:cordon of tweitty-seYeg.lVg4•l9.• p0g0i , ..1- ta conform themselves - day-to • these dispositions. ' 'General AII6EREAU;'• brother,:to• tine M' . it at made for their .welfare;;,.and also to the :clompands Friedberg. Troops continue :.aii& - to - arrive .in the of our before,mentiOned Commissaries of Admini distriCt. of. the Lahti, through - WUrtzbarg'atid Ham stration; alid 'the Commission by them to - be 4p nelburg. pointed, as• Well with•regarcl to CiVil as' Military at -, .• . FEB. 1.- • . •• • . • " ; Fit - i,k N Kra ItT, ' r . 77;- Yesterday Marshal LE FE. , the way of .tairs ; not - only-not.• throwing any. impediment: in rriVed here'from Darmstadt, , but inttneciihttly our Troops which are. to.march . in, but van a to assist and afibrd• them , all - the. jitfortuation cin proceeded 'to Mentz. The Bripae , of General:LA their - poWer - -'.cind in the .11iih or more geperal af- M A EQII, L; entered this - City on..tire same day, 'ana : •.fairs , sof theCountry;:and..als.c.) in ..propositions - and among them a Battalion of VOitigeitzs'.. .A Quarter petitions.thereto relati,ng,,A l o l lC Irld'oPV: tftaddr_ess t Master - for the Batayian -Divistbn; under - General themselyes . to the "liefore , Mentioned Commissailies Dumtrts . 6iAtr,. has arrived •here. ' :Ile trrench here of- Adniinisti - ation; ' - a - i':Standitig 'highest .:onder; 'Our i send out ; vtliey•strong patroles; to preserve good order in the,night. . ... • ..., •. • ..... , . .iminediate.orders, -. -TY -. , . .. :. N , ,:: .:: , this measure Ave iir k y,e in view the ,repose I BRrESVIV, FEB. 1. 7 -The mortality raging ins:Via- , . - .• : OermaY and of "Fiiviais.tontirmed:by the, lltest hiners. 'fill the'-.2lth and tranquillity of the I\:(ifth.:of. uri. - .114' .. bu - rial . or the" Military Nirlio 'died of their the BrunSWiok States, so we.have resolved to pay out of oar- T r easary:for:thealecessarie's . for. - ourTrOops , ,:w9u,utls,. 4.c.. tools place three .tidies a day. • .Even • afifth part of The-inhabitants - are dead: At 01 , according to th,e._ Peace Establishment, .-ad, le a ving Wax to b -'-s', • . m uti,. Tr ia ppau,:. .a nd oth2r.:pfaCes;': the . 't• 1' the extraordinary exr,enees,ot R state of . . .. . rno.., ..4 ity defrayed blf tbe . •Cciuntry ; ,wiiile we, on the other has •been- equally as fatal, though at present it has ' hand, shall take care in general - , Ithat -iti - 4 ,- eti..eipes,• • decreased. - 'Oniv two villages between Proi2riitz during our Adrninistration,;.after dednCting:,tl - Te ex_ -and Wikhatt have beenVisited.bythiscour , 2e. .; peaces of Government ? 'allalloaly be, appropriated t 0.... :.. •; • • -• ].6 .. . .. , . ~. BEtiLIN - , Fr.t. 4.-.-- bunt BEnN'STOFF; the Da its. advantage.. • •' •• -,' '' ' ' • - nish•-• Minister 61 State is here, • and; it is sup , .. • " We further promise, that our TroOpt Shall Oh , . ~, i, ' . ..-. .-* , yoseu, wi ll remain - SOMC- time•at , this -Court: Ili; serve..the stri&est discipline 5 'that *entNi n ibtill .be , i .1) - E. CS' s 1 is,'N'• MAJESTY has . presented 'M. La.ro! , ,EsT given to all just complaints ;• and in general, .that.t ... .. 1 . -, • -. • - • with a v:1 Liable -bnufftox• witir Ins Portiait. .et every quiet and peasable inhabitant shall be main- .1 .:- •..1. ' . ~ 4 ~ . ~. . ' " rit , ti s. wined inhis - property - and"right`S, mid, in ease wit h . b . a i , . . be vigorously proteadt . : bait that, .on the contrary, i. , • • those whir may refuse to' cbiiforin themsvires to tfie 1 • dispositions concluded; on, 'and the",inewarc,s.whielt i Ann _ • haVe been taken, or who may dare to ' c ounteria 1 The Tigris and * Indiamen, , which' separated them in'anywise, will have.to reproach themselves from the outward-bound Flee;-ttito days after their for the rigid and disagreeible .:•coile4:fi.iericles I,Vhich, leaving Madeira, arrived, at the Island of Ferdinand I will unavoidably result to them. de NorOnha on the 2 6 .-d NeVeMber.; :all:Well, _and were to- continue their voyage .to Madras the' day .at Berlin, the 27th of JanUarY,.lB 06., • following.. , ... . ' ..,.• - (L . : -S:) " FREDERIC WILLIAM.. The Annn., - Or 44 _guns, which is goincf . ' Out . with': t `, . „ i , V O N - ' -It • . - .....ARDESTERC." . " . HANAU, FEB. 1.--,Preprations are makiricr to re ceive the. PRINCE o.f ORANGE'S‘ (unit at Pulca.r.The -Prince's field-equipage has been brought back from Weessenfels. The.publie • Papers contain the follow•- ing_article .Prince SToRcIA,, an amiable young man, about twenty years of age; nephew to the. Price .df Mol davia and the Hospodar of Wallachia, a .Russian' Officer, and Adjutant to Prince Louts of Wirtem , burgh, wire had arrived bot,nfeW days before, from Weilburgh, at Berlin, and was mucb . with the Grand .Duke CoNsTANTINE, was, a fevi:honrs before his Royal s ' Highness's departure from Berlin, found in the Park shot, and weltering in his blot;d. was dressed as -. an - Officer of Hussars. 'The occasion of this-dreadful circumstance is not yet known. , PETERSBURGH, .JAN. 9., '2 —Thp; Emperor: has grantOd c leave to a Merchant of Archangel: to freight two Vessels with Russian produce, and •navigate them .. to-North America," toll free, only hpodebndi tian that they stibjeathemSelves to the performance of quarantine' at Christiausands,. upon their ,return, .where they are also to . return toll free. The Empe ror, it is said, intends to take a journey to Ws:ow. BARCELONA, JAN. t t.- - -The storins in the Medi terranean these three weeks past have occasioned , dreadful ravaaes: the coasts,are covered with wreaks. Some Englishmen have latided some miles from this City; -after- -being, wrecked . : they . -say. they belonged -to a Convoy bound from Gibraltar to Naples, the whole of which has perislied.,„ • DARMsTADT, JAN46.-.7—eyinit,ffAUGWlTZ, while ,upon, his way to Paris,'bad an-audience with our :Landgrave, in . which he'expressea - the friendly sen- Jimerl4 9f - his Court. . • • The Freyel; Oilker.s here: i, e gtind on 41e,234,.as pcOof:of:theikigratituLie for the treat - meat . they have • receiVed • chete: • Several of the Reigninge•Camily were RrpjiiiitY cGREN}I,GEN, FEB.:4:—:allere, is -so gteat a quan • • tity of East and I.Vestjticlia 'produce int his City, that if •is - prObabl ' T of Our road, the ,Bk . and hate not been- or qtibsttgfleq by the . .iep defing the whole of the BERLIN; VER...3.—..-:Count BR:cs,Terf s , the 1)u - 3 - Lill .Minister-of-State, dined yesterday,p ithour .Cabinet Miiu'ster, baron HARrist-iliEßo. , FROM MECKLENBURGH, Fsß.- 6.-IES 5N.VE.T. , 416.12 - MAJESTY' still terniiiis at JBOitieliblirgh. During, the late lerppestuons weather, the. house •of a , farmer' at Tenn a], near Machynleth, was ,struck by lightning4whicli. kille47A, dog Iying close td. cradle, in. 'Which wi s ctiadoltivered - the grertter • part . of the furniture , and bedstead which the -far ,it kille4 '3. ho'rses, 4 cows, and a pig, in an adjoining biA.cling, -anti sht . TOLgtiAt tery considerably,.. taut withouLin juring any pe.rson , . At another , :place • eight cows ► were .struck- ,dead,...rtd. , yearhngs ,, ,,itt - the same building. • yetny.ine4 - uninjut - ,0;;', Dnvey tok~' l • 4 1 'i ` tiara ever r—uenxiDejelt . tice: cal br' I.; IC b e was carr'.e.i away, and the, new bridge, which...vas nearl-ti,complete, rece.fliz.l so inctfly'Oa4tge,• that the greater part Of It be taken . d&vin again.