The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-28 00:00:00

POREICN LVTELLMtNCE.

TEOM DUTCH PAPERS AND LETTERS TO THE 24TR

The King of Prussia has sent 'orders to all the
Commandants of Prussian Ports in the Baltic, to al-
low the Consuls of Neutral Nations to communicate
freely with the Commanders of the Swedish Ships of
blockade. -, •

The Division of Marshal AUGEREAU, and several
other French Corps at present in Ger Many, have re-
ceived orders to proceed to Italy.
The French are organizing several Native Re-
giments in Naples.' Part of the Troops assembled
in Calabria for the . invasion of Sicily,- have been
vvithdrawn to reinforce the Army before Gaeta.
A Letter received by a Mercantile House at Rot-
terdam from RagUsa, dated the 20th June, mentions
the defeat of the French in that neighbourhood by
the Montenegrins, supported by a Corps of Russians.
The Montenegrin's, who are a brave people, occupy,
ins an almost inaccessible Country, have upwards of
30,000 men in arms. They were joined by• some
Ragusan. malcontents, several Albanians, and about.
4000 Russians.

Accounts from Constantinople, of the 18th June, '
state, that the Reis Effendi had, in decided terms,
refused; on the part of his Court, to restore the pri-
vileges Of, the Greeks under the protedion of the •
Russians ; and that Prince ITALINSKY &MARROW
had made preparations for his departure, which was
only delayed by awaiting the return of a Courier
from St. Petersburgh.
The Russian TroopS now assembled on the Fron-
tiers of Turkey exceed 100,000 men, and 80,000 ,
more are colleded on the shores .of the. Black Sea in
readiness for service.

Constantinople and its environs resemble an im-
mense camp, into which fresh levies are hourly pour-
ing from Asia to reinforce the Corps under the Da-
cha of Natolia. The Army. which the Turks haVe
already colle&ed in Europe, under pretext of the
War against the insurgent Servians, exceeds 155,000
men. The disciplined; or regular Troops, under the
Pacha of Cogni, amount to about 30,000 men. The
Army to be sent to the relief of Belgrade, u9der the,
Pacha of Romelia, comprises &0;000 men ; and the
remaining 70,00-0 are employed in watching the mo-
tions of the Russians

The Russian Minister at Constantinople has sent
orders to the Russian Consuls in the Levant,, an-
nouncing the possibility of a rupture with. the
Turks, afid advising that the Russian Merchants,
&c. have made arrangements for the safety of
themselves and property in the event of a War
taking place.
An Expedition has sailed from Constantinoplq for
Alexandria, under the Captain Paella : it consists of
four Sail of the Line, five Frigates, arid six Corvettes,
with 800 troops.
The Austrian Internuncio at Constantinople has
announced to his Court that a Negotiation was on
foot for a Trcity of offensive and defensive alliance
between France and the Porte.

LotllS BONAPARTE is to be crowned at Amsterdam
on his return from Paris.

A Letter from the Hague, of the 22d, repeats the
rumour which lately prevailed there, that the Porte,
by \her new Treaty with France, is bound to afford
every possible facility to:the march 0f60,003 French
troops, in three divisions, through be: Asiatic Pro-
vinces in india.

Rear-Admiral CEDERSTROEM, commanding the
Swedish Frigate Froeja, has captured and sent 'to
Cariscrona the Russian Shin Elizabeth, - WA 6-
VER, from Revel, bound to. Stettin. She has been
claimed by the Russian Minister at the Swedish Court;
but the King persists in considering her as a prize,
in consequence of her having attempted to v►olate
the blockade of the'Oder. Some animated Notes
have passed on the occasion, and it is 'supposed that
the affair may interrupt the friendship subsisting be 7
tween the two Courts.

Mr. SCOTT, late British Consul at Naples; has been
sent to the fortress ofßitsch, in Alsace, as a prisoner•
of war.

The King of SWEDEN has rejected two offers made
by the Emperor ALEXAtCDER, to mediate between
him and Prussia ; his Majesty declaring, that Russia
is bound by Treaty to afford him efficient succour in
the war, and that he will not exonerate her from the
obligation.

HAGUE, JULY 22.—We learn with pleasure that
the return of his Majesty from 'the waters' of Wis--
baden will be much sooner than has been generally
expelled.

HAERLEM, JUNE 21.--The two battalions of the
19th French Regiment of Infantry, which have been
in garrison here some time past, left this place early
this morning, to commence their march tolioulogne,
according to his Majesty's or.lers.

FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIERS, JULY 2.—The
report circulated upon the Coasts of the Adriatic,
that a small body of French troops had been surprised
near Old Ragusa, and cut to pieceS by the Montene-
grins, is void. of foundation.
PARIS, JULY 17.—The Minister of the Interior
has announced that races of horses •and chariots are
to form 'a part of the triumphal fetes of the vic-
•torious armies. According to• the dispositions made
for that purpose, two prizes are assigned to the:
winners in the horse races ; the first of 2400, the
second of 1500 franks. The riders must be French,
and the horses bred in France. The prizeS for
which the chariots are to run are, first, a gold
medal worth 3000 franks, and secondly, a silver one
worth 1800. The riders :Md. drivers must enter
their names' before, the 3'lst instant. Not more
than two horses,are to be allowed to the contending
Carriages. . .

• VIENNA, JULY 5.--Since the arrival of two
Couriers froth trance, several conferences have
been held between the French Ambassador, M. LA
ROCIIEFAUCAULT, and Count STADION, and which
we are assused' relate .to the evacuation of the for-
tress of Brannau, and the return of • the Austrian
Prisoners from France, upon whose account another.
transport of money has been dispatched; as every
thing they have required upon the march has hither
to been paid for in ready cash.

- During the tremendous storm on Thursday, as. J.
Dixon, a letter-carrier, of- the town of Windsoi',
was delis Bring his letters, bewas struck blind 'W-it3bl
lightning, and in this truly pitiable condition he was
led home:- Heis-likewise very unwell front the
yel.e shock which hv received.