The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-30 00:00:00

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THE SUN,

SOLEM' QVIS DICSRE .sLsl.rm. AUDEAT ?

LONDON,

,FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1806.

WE received last night Paris Papers to the
,t 9th
iost. from which we have 'made some Extraels, but
'they are not very interesting. The Morziteur of the
17th contains a Letter from Vienna, dated the sth
inst. which states, that the differences which had oc-
curred between France and Austria, relative to the ocr
cupation of the• Mouths of the Cataro, were remov-
,e44, the EMPEROR of itilSj,llA having given ord,ers that
this Possession should be given up to the French,
ip conformity with the Treaty of F'resburgh.--
This statement in the, Moniteur is, certainly not
given in. an- official shape, but as it is strength-
tined, by so . many concurrent accounts from
different quarters, We think it is now hardly
.possible to entertain any doubt upon the subjea,
-But it is not only Dalmatia (according to the
accounts in these Papeis) of which the French
are going to obtain Pee)ession ; it is stated that
the Porte has, in compliance with the demands of
EONA.PARTE, agreed to cede'to France all the Ter-
ritories which the Republic of Venice formerly pos-
sessed in Dalmatia and Turkish Albania. Whether
the Porte May .or may not be 'ultimately compelled
to subMit to these unprecedented demands of Bo-
NAPARTE, we cannot pretend -to determine ; but it
seems very improbable s that- the Turkish Govern-
ment should have so suddenly resolved to make
such important -Cessions and, in faa, to place all
the EurOpean Possessions of Turkey entirely at the
m?rcy of France.. It is natural to suppose that the
Cabinet of St. Petersburgh would have been pre-
viously, consulted upon a point in which the in,
prests of BUssia are go deeply • involved ; and
that Cabinet certainly never could have consented
to a measure which in it is consequences would lead
•
to the eNclusion ',of the. Russians from the Mediter-
If the French are masters of Dalmatia, Al-

rinban.,

bania,' and all the ancient POssessions of Venice., the

wholq, power of the Turkish Empire cannot prevent
- them from ativancing to Constantinopte if they please.
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We are therefore inclined to thick that Ilugia will,
oppose, with all her force,_ this dismemberment of
Turkey, and though by giving up Cataro she. loses
an important position, she may still effe4ually coun-
teraa the "plans which BONAPARTE' has obviously
formed against the most valuable "of the Turkish

European Possessions.
The Siege of Gaeta still continues ; and the
French having hitherto been defeated in all their
attempts,upon that insignificant Fortress, seem IIQW
to place their only hopes of success Upon their bp-
ing able to undermine its fortifications. These Pa-
pers do not contain . any intelligence wh4tever
frorn'the North of Europia.

THE Pallas Frigate, Captain Lord COCHRANE,
lately made an attack upon a French Frigate and
two Brigs which were, at anchor in the Road of Isle
de Bas. The French Frigate was considerably da.
waged, but being under the protect on of the Bat-
teries, his Lordship could not succeed in capturing

On Wednesday HER MAJ'ESTY:Ind the P,RTNcESsEs
diked at. Frogincre. Ms MAJESTY, after his return
from town, walked on the Terrace'with the PRIN -

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p,ssES.
Yesterday porning the Dukes of You and CAM-
arrived at 'Windsor the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
rode on horseback with- the-PaiticEsSgs ; the Duke
;of FM remained iliK
, .
Yesterday Lord SIDMOUTH transaled -business
-with Lord GRENVILLF.,froIII two till three o'cloCk;
Sir E. transaded business yesterday at
Mr: Foles (Mice.
A private letter from the Hague, dated the 22d
instant, mentions toe receipt of letters from. Phis,
stating, that the elevation of Louts BomApARTE to
the Regal Dignity, by the style and title of " LOUIS
NAPOLEON the First, Xing Of Holland;" was pub-
licly- announced.at Paris; and that his new Majesty
'l,vould shortly be proclaimed at the Hague: It is
added, that among the first at of his Reign, would
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be an order of his-Dutch Majesty, ro open the Dutch
Ports to' British Ship's, freighted with colonial pro-
'
duce, antrprohibitinir only manufaCtUres.
We are happy to find that it is the intention of the
Present MinistFy to cause an inquiry to be Made into
the expenditure, of every Public Office, and of the ap-
plication of all sums of money issued to them. It is a
well known Tad; that in,manv. departments of office,
the .p&sons to whoto money is issued having a con-
trout over those- to whom it is to be paid, withhold it
for a Considerable time, or perhaps in some{ instances
never payll. This'is a pradtice which the MiniStry
are determined effectually to .check, and to punish
severely the tr,lnsgressors; All accounts; Oracularly'
of thqse ,2.kpenco that have occurred during the. pre-
. Smt and last war, are to undergo'an immediate exar(
mination; which .is' to, extend to the issues. that have
b;-2n made, of every descriptiOn Whatcver
Lady MARY OallghtV of the Marquis
of , BATH, according id report in the faShionable
'Circles, is about to give her hand to Mr. OsiloaNE
\IARKHAY.