The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-22 00:00:00

party at Berlin pr.iaice every artifice am: every,
manceuvre to regain -their ascendancy and as .the
Councils of Prussia have not been remarkable. for
their steadiness, • there certainly --is some ground
for .apprehending that they may succeed. 'Connt
HAUGWITZ, as We stated on a former occasion,
is not the. only Member of the Prussian Mi-
nistry devoted. to • the interests of France T. M.
LOMBARD, it is perfectly well -known, strenuous-
ly supported the adoption of hostile measures against
this Country.. We hope, however,. that His Prus-
sian Majesty will not -*again listen to advice Whig'
is as incompatible with his , own honour as it is with
the interests of his Subjects, but that he will adopt
the measures recol-nmended by Count' KELLER for
effecting- a reconcrliatibn Gr-€at Britain. We
cannot -avoid, . upon this occasion,. again paying ,a
I just- tributeof applause to the wisdom and energy dis 7
.played by the British Government upon this occasion,
and we are convinced that as they were,pronipt to
resent unprovoked aggression, So they will-be equal- -
ly ready to contribute their efforts to the. restora-
, tion of, harmony between the two Countries, if it
can be done consistently with the honour and inte-
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'rests of "great Britain. In addition , to, .the . intelli
Bence brought by the Mail, Of the pacific disposition
manifested by his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY towards Great
Britain, we Itre .happy to state, tipcin the authority of
priirate information of the first that
there is every probability that, the difference -be,
tween Prussia and Sweden may be amicably adjusted.
The KllsiG of PRUSSIA' has written to ' the KING of
..SWEDEN, expressing his regret at the hostile steps
taken by the latter, and assuring him that- he had'
no hostile intentions towards. Sweden. In answer
to this Letter, His Swedish Majesty stated, that as
soon as the PrUssian Trqops evacuated the Eleelarate
_of Hanover, and the restriecions: upon• British
Commerce Were taken off, he would discontinue all
- hostilities .against Prussia.

The intelligence from the South of Europe is of a.
very contradictory; nature: the report of .the Rus-
sians having evacuated Cataro 'is again revived,
but we do not think it entitled to any, credit;
It is also said, that the differences between Austria
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and France,are completely settled, and that a Treaty
of Alliance between the two Countries is likely to
be concluded.
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J.
Lard HENRY PETTY gave a statement last night,
in the House of Commons; of .negligenee, abuse;
and peculation in Public Accounts, particularly those
of a Military kind, which will excite the surprise
as welt as theindignation of the Public. It appears ,
that the late excellent Minister, notwithstanding all
the arduous duties of his situation, produced by an
unexampled state of afiliirs in all Europe, and the
necessity of protecting this Country from similar
dangers and disasters, was fully aware of the shame-
ful grounds of complaint which the 'Noble Lord last
night brought forward,, and had adopted measures
for putting an end to them. What was.defective in
those measures-he would; Of course, have corrected if
life had been- Spared for the benefit of his Country.
We. know, that since ,f,ord.-c.;Rzxvit.t.c carne into
office he has devoted : his mind to 'subjects of tlfiS
kifid witn indei'atigable -Zeal, and we are rejoiced .to-
find that-it is likiely to be taken •up will] due atteti-
.tioir by Lord HENRY PETrY, from whose industry,
perseverance, and--sagacity, anticipate the most .
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successful result, 'diffictilc:.as the.task will doubtless
be found after such accumulated abuses:

Yesterday about twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY
Arrived at tlie.Queen's Mace; froth WindSor.. In a
short time alter the DUKES Of YO RK, CUMBERLAND,
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and. CAMBRIDGE, visitea His MAJESTY. • At• half
past two o'clock His MAJESTY held a Private Levee,
which was attended by
The Archbishop .of Canterliury,- Lord Chancellor, Secre-
taries of State, .President of the Council, Lord Privy Scat,
'Lord Chamberlain, Master of the Ordnanced Udge Advocate.
Earls Cqrnafvon and.Aylesford.
Lords Boston, Cathcart, and MiAto.
General Cuyl.cr, Major Ouseiey. • • '
The Dean of Winchester.
Messrs. Fawlcener,-Villiers, and Orinsby.
The following- had the henour of being presented
to. His MAJESTY : •
Major OuSeley, Aid-de-Camp to his Serene Highness the
Nabob of (Jude, on his.return from India, by Lord Minta.
The: Rev, Dr., Reopen, on his being appointed Dean of
Winchester, Earl Spencer.
General Cuyler, on his late Appointment.
Charles'Montague Ormsby, -Esq. M. P. for the Town of
Carlow, in lieland, on his being appointed Chief Justice of
.Prince of Watts's Island ; on which occasion he received
the honour of Knighthood. • •

After the Lev-ee His ALOsESTV. held a Privy Coun-
cil, at the breaking tip of which His MAJESTY gave
audience to Mr. BoN.p, who laid before His MAJES-
TY. the proce'edings of several Courts Martial.
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four o'clock His MAJESTY set off for Windsor:
Yesterday I,'General' Court was ht6ld at the East
India Hotse; j)y adjournment.
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M
.19 N sa-oN.,;lfter aslong arrd excellent speech,
made a Motion7-7(firr which see. the. Alvertiiementj
The :Motion \i:ras'.seconded,hy. Mr. LUSHINGTON'.—
A very long debdt ensued, In the course: of which
Mr. RANDLE .rAcKsai, moved the previous question)
which was Seconded by Mr. PABER.
. The • previoils-Oestion being negatived, and an
amendment of General Thanks having Aso been lost,
a ballot was demanded on the Main question, which
was fixed for th 2 30t11 inst. , . 7

The (;c..itlem.n -spoke fore the. Original
Motion—Afessr. .IQiiNsi-oNE, Sir 1-,luon
AIeSSTS. 11..THoliN7'ON,
TURNER, and c..iitswr.
Against it-,Colcnels SYMP.' and Al EN, Messrs.
LOWLIb,S WiN:AUC;IIIOI9 PRIN'Er and t0N.00...7
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