The Sun. — London, England, 1806-06-30 00:00:00

MAILS. Ay.a.tv an-2 a Dublin, - 2 Waterford. Hairiburgh, Gottenburgi, , Lisbon, i Dublin, t Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS TRIS ..I.lr AT TwE.LvE o'cLoct. -63 i I Omnium - Consols - - THE SUN. 60LE:4 QUIS lI:CLItZ rALSUM AU,DEAT? LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1806. We received this morning the following private Letter from Hamburgh, dated the 20th inst. We cannot vouch for the corre&ness of the statement which it contains, but it seems by no means im probable " Yesterday evening it was reported here that the fate of Germany was decided. There is no longer an Emperor of Germany, but instead, three great Powers, ,Amstria, Prussia, and Bavaria. The re mainder of Germany, Baxony, Hesse, the Han seatic Towns, &d. will soon be a Confederated State, under the proteElion ,of the EMPEROR of the ROMANS, which title BONAPARTE will as sume: He will be represented in Germany by the Arch-Cardinal Ftscif. -1 C.annot vouch with abso lute certainty for the truth of , this arrangement, though I be.l;ov-, it cannot "be doubted that it will take place.' WE yesterday received Dutch Papers to the 25th inst.' which contain Paris intelligence to the Roth ; and this morning - the two Hambaret Mails, due on Sunday and .We:inesday last, arrived. The Dutch. Rapers . are filled with the details respealing the inauguration of the new King of , - Holland.— His Majesty addressed their High Mightinesses,in very long speech, in which he eninnerates the sacri- . fives he has made to comply with the wishes of the People of Holland, and assures them that nothing but his - ardent desire to promote their ha ppi nes§ and web. fare could have . ; n duped hirn . to. accept t 1;; Crown ; and, as if determined to omit nothing in his speech that conkl insult or wound the feeling's of his new Subje&s, . , he Wok care to remind theM of the prosperity' and happineSs whiCh they enjoyed under the Princes of the House (If qr a p z e ; any to fc'nder the climax complete, told them, that " this is the first day 91 the real' independenco of the United Provinces." But the subje4 is really so ding' sfing and revolting; that we niust decline roal,:ng any further com- tr.ents upon it. ' The other intelligence brought bytlese Papers . and the is not of very 'great iinpGrtance. A tendency to insurrealon has appeared in several parrs of the iiingdoal of Naples; and King JosEPR, rho. was mceived with 'such transports oiling by his 'new su!.;;ie,c,ts, 'and haled a deliverer,' hEi t s been obliged to apply for large reinforcements of French Troops to y keep them in order. The siege of gaeta still continues, and the Prince of iigssE feels self strong enough to tnalie frequent sallies, in bne of which, however, it is stated that a part of the garrison was cut off,. It . is generally believed that Marshal sovr.T's Divi sion of the French Army now in Germany will im Mediately march to Dalmatia. The Force which the French are colle,cling in that quarter is so large that it cannot be Intended merely for defensive purposes, and it will, we have no' dpot, soon be employed against the adjacent Turltish Provindes'. THE report upon a certain subje&, of peculiar in terest a' delicacy, which is so anxiously expe6ted by all who are not indifferent to virtue and hOnour, has not, we have reason to believe, been yet com muniuted. 4s 'the feelings of the: people at large have bkecn deeply interested in.the affair, we trust i6t the Report, when rnade, will be rendered as public as it w;11 certainly be honourable, just, and hnpartial. • Tim. intercourse between this Country and France -still continues. Mr. EASILICO, the Messen ger, sailed from Deal on Friday for France, with Dispatches.. This circumstance seems to . hal;e had very strong etTeel upon the Funds ; they' rose very considerably this morning—Omnium was at a Pre tninm of?. at twelve o'clock. • s Tun Gazette of Saturday contains 4ispatches from Sir * GEORGE BA.RLow and Lord LAKE, relative to • the Treaties of Peace lately concluded in India, which we laid l?efore our Readers some days ago. :Yesterdny Tornin at ten o'clock the Royal Horse Guards (Blues), the Stafford, or King's Own Mi litia, marched into Windsor Court-yard; where His INIMESTY inspeaed them, accompanied by Count MuNsTEA, Gen rals FITZROY and GARTH; Colo nels DESBROW and CAMPBELL . ; the Band playing God. Save the King" during the inspeilion. Soon after DrIA.JESTY vas met by the t'rincesses Au - - 013 STA. 'SOPHIA, and AMELIA ; they proceeded to St. George' Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon, preached by the Rev. Dr. NORVIEY, from iv. chap. of / St. Mattbe , : , /, and 21 verse: Aftet Divine Ser vice the ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogniorp, , i/here . I NlYiat:sTy (Aped, • . ~• . . • THE HAMBUtiGII VIENNA, ,Itrsz 11.—The report that Venice is strongly threatened by an English and Russian Squadron is. unfounded. The navigation of that Port is indeed in a great degree obstru&ed. The process of the Marquis GRISILIERI, who, as Imperial Commissary, gave up the Fortress of Cataro to the Russians contrary tq his instrations . , ended on the Ist inst. He is condemned to be cashiered , of his dignity, and banished ; but it is elc.peaed that his sentence will be mitigated. His Imperial Majesty has admitted the new Dutch Envoy, M. grANN VAN VORSTONDE, to his audience of entry. The new English Envoy, Mr. 4n,A , in, is arrived here. The Counsellor of State M. reQuipt.t., is still here. TRIESTE, JUNE 2.--,The day before yesterday, in the evening, three Russian Ships of the Line and a Frigate arrived in our Road, expe6ing to find Rene') Troops here, according to a false account w i llich the Commander of this Squadron had received. In con sequence of the Imperial ttanifesto published here some days since, this Squadron could not be admitted' into the Harbour. The domman:ler, therefore, on notice of this being communicated to bim by the Ge , :ernor, requested to be permitted to drop his before the_Port's, and promised to with the first fair wind. . • The report that French Troops will come hither has r{gw ceased. JUNE 4. --Three days ago a. Merchant ,ship, freighted for Ragusa, sailed from this port, but the next day was brought back by a Russian Ship of War; the Captain of which declared, that. as Ra gusa had been .taken possession of by the French On the 27tii of May, he could suffer no Ships to sail for that Port. VI4NN4 3 , JUNE 1 t.—lt is reported that Austria will pay the King of Bavaria an indemnification Of thirty millions for the prolonged stay which the Armies have been obliged to make hi that . Kingdom on account of Catarp, which c.otkld not be given up to France at the time stipulated by the Treaty of Presburgh.' tis added, that till the com plete payment of thi's sum, Austria will give up in pledge to Bal;-afia Salzburgh and the Innvierthel, or, quarter of the 'inn,. ' ALT-0:17ING, IN LOWER BAVATiti4, 3.—The v. . town of .Flurghausen has,been obliged for some days to deliver all the wood. demanded for the Bariacks, for Austr;ft furnishes none. It is believed that. varla will be / indernuified for all the c.tellve . ries it has been obliged to make 'kr these three mouths to the lown or Brannan. Something extrdordirlary is supposed to *be lAZi:4sing in the Army of Marshal 'Sou,L,T,' as he yeqerday summoned all the generals to his Head-quarter4,:it Passau. General ST. HILAIRE, the Commandant at Brannan, likewise went thithet. TtALY, MAY 30.----Tranquillty by no means pre vails in the kingdom of Naple's, the -co3ss of which are threatened by the Russians and 3.nglish. - At the time when' the French occupied Reggio, and ihe town was illuminated for a :reloicing, the English bombarded it on the sea side, and .did some damage. The Garrison of Gaeta on the iGth made a sally, which was supported by the English, who went up the Garigniano in their boats. The In surgents commit great ravages. A party of these, belonging to the Garrison of Gaeta, having been cut off from the place in the last sortie, 'retired to- the mountains, whence the Insurreaion has spread still farthe - r into the Province of Abruzzo.— The French could not at first pensetrate into this Prq rince : it is defended by. passes and defiles, and the greater part of the villages ale situate On almost in accessible heights. Fresh French Troops, aye ccntinmlly on their march for the Kingdom of Naples. VIENNA, JUNE 7.—lnirmdiately after the arrival of M. D'Oucart, in this city, positive orders were dispatched on the part of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia, to the Troops at Cataro, to -evacuate that fortress. - .4 spacious Hotel has been hired fur the. a,ccarn rnodation,of Prince KETRAKT N. The'new English Envoy; Mr. ADAI R, is expea ed here this clay. Sir. A. eAGET Will set out about the middle of the month on his journey to Lon!. don. MAY 30.—An IMperial Manifesto was 1- this day communicated to the Committee of our Ex change, to the following etrea: " The 'urgent circumstances occasioned by the forcible occupation , Caw°, 'of which the restitution has not hitherto been eikled, have'com j*lled his Majesty to adopt stfch measures as may insure the permanent tranquillity'ofhis tiiithful sub jeEts. 'His Majesty, - therefore, commands, r. That all Russian and ' English Vessels, without distitsc tion, shall be refused admission into any of the Austrian lia,bonrs. • • i. That this Order shall, upoti its publication, be forth. with carried into execution. 'Eucli English and Russian Ship; as #re at present in any of he Austrian Harbours shall depart thence, within three days at the farthest after it stil have been mate public. . Such as remain longer, shalt lie prevented trom.sailing." • JUNE 1.-Six b4ttalions of, Austiimis, tinder the command., of General j3LLEGARDE, have been can t:irked her on board 'a small Seitiadrozi, which is (6 nanamied by the . Cher d'E4caclrg Chevalier D'EFINE. These Troops are destined for the Ca-. taro, to occupy that fortress on‘the departure of the Russians, until it shall be taken possession of by the French, and also to maintain good order, in the event of the Montenegrins attempting to occupy it. The exclusion of the Russian and' English - Vessels ,from the Austrian harbours in the Adriatic has ,been notified by a Circular Letter to all the Foreign Con suls. This nfeasure, however, will, it is understood, be immediately rescinded upon the evacuation ; of the iCataro by the Rusiians, which event is now confi dently expe6ted to take place without delay. ITALY, MAY 28.'-rA report is in circulation of the death of the Spouse of LocrEN BONAPARTE. The Prince of Hesse Phillipsthal still keeps np correspondence with' a 'number of the Citizens of gaeta, who gave'hini very considerable assistance in a recent sortie. The French - Vessels which .Were intended to a 0 against the'plape spa' have fallen into the hands of the English. . BANKS OF THE MAIN:JUNE 10.—jt is stated that the' French Troops in gen - 112111y will begin their march towards the,Rhihe by the 9.oth inst. The county of •Pipenheirn is now occupied by the Bavarian Troop. 'The' Cquiit is at preSent its BcolEßAtqA, , Jt_TNE 13.—The Negotiation 4 be- tween . the Prussian add - Swedish Cohrts are carried •on \v '- i . thodt hiterrnissioti. The. General of Cavalry, Count E.AillItinITET, to proceed to Stralsund' with . • a view to foi-ward"thern. ,BMtLw, 4.—Count 11411t)ENBERG arrived Jiereon the I Loth the C.ih'inet Ministers dined yesterday with his Majesty at Charlottes-burgh. Her Majesty the 'queen set '9'ut at an 6arly honr rnorning for Pyrmont: Maje 4 will ae cbilipany heras far as Potsdarn.' • Baron VON fioLLAti . p, whoOLLAD, is lately sent with diAiatehes . fr,em Count STACKELBEim to his tiredisli Majesty, has return'A to this . . City., Our Amba:4sah'or'at LOndOn has been ,recalled Lot the P6Unsellof of Legation, will 'reside there for "some time. MAY2O.---ji is confidently repofted, the Empei - or Will Crown his brotherJo sun, King 'of Naples, in the Church of St.,Peter. 4.oNSTA:c*T;Z , iOI)I,E, IVAY the Engl ish Ambassador, has had a fresh conference with the Reis 'Effendi ; 'at which he emphatically dedared, that if the Porte did nqt, withih a leW days,' come to a determinac;pn to renew its Tre,atdes with England, ad Erigli . sh Squadron %milk!' cert4inly make 4s . appearance the .Levant, as any farther refusal must .he considered as a Rupture beteen.the two Pd‘Veri. ".TO this declation no other answer has been given on the Bail of the Porte, than tht it, is' resolved to maintain the Neutrality 'v hich it . ba4 hitherto observed..:' Saturday ITlOling HIS MAJESTY, Princesses Atr qtystA, SO*l4l4;and 4INIRLIA," Aec9awaiiied-by Ge. ; nerals GARTH and Fl'rzßoy, ColOpelS and TAYLOR, , rode' oti liorseback . in Windsbi Great Park. • ' • Princess MARY took an airing in a carriage and four, by Englefield-green, for the '.first time since The Duke Of CUNIBERLAND gave a splendid din ner on Saturday last to Lord MELyILLL and a sclea number offriePds.. ,Yesterday, bet Ween three and far o'clock, the Pitztvc;nss of WALES took an airing' in Hyde Park. Her Royal Highness hsd one or two Ladies in the carriage with. her. As her Royal Highnessdoes not freqUentlf take that ride on Sundays, her app.araace nat..nrallyattrAted particular attention. She seempd, however, to court this notice, in the . comiciousness that the pending inquiry must' tend to display, not merely her innocence, but the invariable purity,'de:.:, licacy and'propriety - of her demeanour. Her rklt.,4sT,•Y'S costly jewels, which she wore on . the. LIG 'EN4:l3irth,day, were d .deposited in the Bank, •on Fricla-,-, till the return of the celebration of H ER . MAJE.ST? S Birth-lay. contint!te;s to grow better daily., He was so much recovered yesterday as to be able to take an airing in an open carriage, with Mrs. Fog, through the Parks. and 6 4 . the l!ulham Road. The new King of Holland might have sparM his subjeCts 'the .insulting mockery with which. he com plimented himself, on; the ( 1 ardour, joy, and confi dence" they displayed 'as he passed - through the country;, for Whatever shiati'Might be raised:4)y his immediate dependents, the People ingeneral received the Sovereign intruder with, gloomy dojc &ion and mournful silence, as he had 'col* for the purpose of completing their disgrace and Con4rming their bondage. • The fortifications intended to be ereCte, - .1 the hill' near Harwich are begun ; .upWards of a hundred men belonging to the Royal Middlesex Militia'', in' barracks 'there,- are daily einpl t oyed. The , Works art.;., of that extent that it is supposed they will not he finished for , two years. Besides a Battery . on this side of the harbour, another is to be ereaed at Wal ter, and a Martell() Tower on the eminence `at Shot, Icy. . Previous to Mr. PROUDMAN, the Messenger, leav ing London, 'for St. Petersburgh, he received orders from'Mr. Fox to proceed on' his journey with all possible speed. He got to Yarmouth on. Saturday se'nnight, about twelve o'ClocV, when ohe -of the King's Cutters was in readiness for him, and the Vessel sailed with him without delay ; but on Sun day afternoon she was obliged to return into Yar mouth Roads, on accuunt of contrary winds. . The unfortunate Lady C-y has arrived in town from Wales, and has been received to the af 04:led bosoms of her Fcrents. in Portland Her Ladyship, has two children, and is again preg nant, The conduft of a recent seducer is represented as being as destitrite of delicacy to the fair objet of his seduction as it has been of moral reatitude. He is reported to have extensive wagers 'amongst his ac 4uaintauce, that he, would triumph over the loridy's virtue and it, is'added, that the first publication of her dishonour arose from his boasts' of stiCcess, and his demanding the money he had so dishonestly won. It is proper to state that in a recent cause, " Fio- BAltis and Co. versus DAWSON," the affair hts no relation whatever' to Mr. DAwsoic, of War'Nick .. street, Golqen-square. The new penny-pieces and farthings have been issued by the eonto6toiS: The halfpence will not be, ready for delivery these two months. NAIAL NEWS. PLYMOUTIT, JUNE 27.—Arrived the Danish Brig Speculation, C.SOHOOLLERJ)faster, from Bourdeaux, bound tc;•.:Tonningqn, laden with wine; the Danish Brig Enigheden, H.C. Icy GEORG Master, from Bonn deanx, bound to Tonningen, laden with wine; the Danish, Galliot Gode Ransigt, 0. PEDERSON Master, from' Bourdeaux, bound' to Elsineur, laden with wine .and_ brandy ; the Danish Brig Fortuna, J. C. LEUNG Master, from BoundeauX, bound to Copen hagen, laden ,with wine and brandy—all detained and sent iut i o.. this Port by the Trafalgar Privateer, ,of this Piilt ;, the American Ship Dispatch, WM. RAMSDELL Master, from Philadelphia, bound to Bremen,; detained, on the 21st May, by the Viper Cutter ;' the Danish Galliot Concordia, H. R. HAGAM Master, from Bourdeaux, bound to-Tonningen, laden with wine,-detained by the Indefatigable Privateer; • the Danish Brig .F:ortzma, M. EDD'ING Master, from Barcelona, laden with wine and nuts, bound to Al tona ; the. Danish Ketch Nary- Johanna, S. ANDERT• SON Master, from Bourdeaux, bound to Oldenburgh, laden with wine, &c. detained by the Staunch Gun , brig ; the Portuguese Brig,Diligente, Jort De SouZA Master, from Lisbon, bound to Cherbourg,, laden with sugar, Ecc., detained by the Assault Gun-brig. Sailed the. Hired Armed .Brig Endeavour, with Convey for Milford.' Arrived the. Saj;guarci Gun-brig• from the East ward, with 14 Sail of Vessels from Hull and Lon don, amongst them the Ann and .1114 r y, TAYLOR ; Ceres, EVANS ; Douro, COUR,ANS ; Margaretta, • Hu fi -.4- ER ; Golden, Fleece, EVA/4S Derv, QuiwzoN; and Commerce, BRANFORD, tO join Convoy here, forming for Lisbon and the Mediterranean, under the Lively Frigate. • FALAIGUrIf, JUNE 27. Yesterday arTive4 the Danish Brig- 4nna illarg,aretta, PETERSON, from '.l l eneritre; - bound to Tonwngen, laden with sugar and Coffee; detained by the Eliza Privateer; of Liver pool ; cric4p Brik Eliza, i - TALLowELv., from Vroyiden,pc; bonnd to the Texel, laden with tea, Nankeens, and tobacco, detained by the Harlequin hired Armed Ship; Eleanor, MASTERS, from Ply. mouth ; and 'Nary Anzi,' WARREN, from Liver-, • . 'pool. • Sailed 'to r day . the, liarle'quiri Armed Ship, and . C'ruizer Privateer, on a. Cruize ; Prederica, XIE, for Altona ; and Young Samuel, BLINiIAN, for. St. Iye'§. 1 3 ORTS.MOYT11,, J&NE 29,—Yesterday arrived the( Venus Frigate, capt, 11 , 14T50 . N ; and the tiry Bomb, Capt. SL4ziaLr, with a Convoy from the Downs ,t.mt ttio iffq-cts Quit-pi - 1g from a Cruize 3 and this; morning the Ant Schooner from a Crniz.e, Sailed yesterday the Leopard, of 50 guns, Capt. RAGdETT, with dis'patches for Halifax, having Ge- t , neral HpoGSaN (Governor.of.Bermoa) on N. - 41rd, a passenger for Bermuda. Sailed w 7 day the, Explosion Bomb, Captain { cow, for the Downs ; the dugusta, FIESLOP, for tonningeni an Unc47:4o,lniing, • Kimmi, for Am- sterdnm. The Hiternia,.of 110 guns, is getting ready, with . all expedition for the. Flag of Earl ST. VINCENT, who is exp . e4ted here this' N.7eek ; the Donnegal,. Ganges, and the Captain are expecftedto : join the Channel Fleet with his Lorclihip. Lient. SOMERVILLE is appointed tp . the Yigilun Prisori Ship at this Port. Dovrn, JUNE 29.—Passed by the, Ship for London, THonr, from Jamaica. Arrived. in the', Roads the Blanche Frigate, and Rifleman Gun-brig. • SHEERNESS, JUNE.27.—Sailed yesterday afternoon, for Yarmouth Roads His Majesty's Ships Statels; of 64 guns,; also . the 4riel g19.9p.0f War, Capt. OLi— vEr.., for, Leith, and calypso for the Downs. SaiJed irotri the Hart)bin-, this day, for Portsmouth, the - Orp4eusFriga,te, of 32 guns, Capt. T: limoOs also the Aerate Gup-bifg, Lieutenant S. GitavEs, for the D6wns: , The Skylark Sloop of:War, Capt. STURT, which came down from Chatham a few days since, is goat: into the Harbour to be fitted. • The Winchelsea has just made the Convoy Signal fin the Baltic, till such time as a Ship is appointed for that service : the Convoy to sai& July Ist.' DEAL, JUNE 29.—Sailed the- Seagull. Sloop of. War for Sheerness; Arrow Schooner, and the Griper Gun-brig, for the French Coast. Arrival the 1114cor• Bomb from the French Coast, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last. HARWICH, JUNE .29.—The ,Pest Office Packet Lady Nepean, Capt. G. DEANE, with the Beirdoy, Capt. NEVIS; sailed this morning with a fair wind, the former for 3ottenburgh, and the latter ithtAie Hamburgh and Bremen Mails fot Hn,um. The 1 3 4eket with the Mail from flitsum we have expeled for some days, and are very 'much a loss to ace.:unt for her 1;oa-arrival.