The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

naiiiter of the Public Treasury, lie is ordered -co
pay into. the ttame the sum of :3010,000 francs, .whit h
he has uhiuStly extorted in the euctian Provinces:
—H. By the same Decree, all the Ministers of th
Statq are idol-wed/ that the said iviEstuty is hereby
deemed incapable of any-public emnloy.-7fll.
iLIGNA6, cashiered by our Decree of illay I‘2, is or-
dred to pay 100;000 francs into -the -Artny chest,
which he has unjustly obtained. And if IT and
lUEstux fail herein,-,they shall be put under arrest;
and'treated with all the.rikour of the ht.v.

IMPERIAL ORDER OF APRIL

The following individuals, named as under, shall
pay to the Chest of the Italian Army the foihnving
sums t Gen. FR ANCSSCHI 30,000 franc ;,the A.:ju-
taut Qotrimandant CHAVARDES 4E5,000 francs; the
Adjutant DELORS 20,000 the Lowtnis:;;lry of
War AuotEtt 60 louis d'or; AMBERT 3000 francs ;
the Adjutant OULEDO 56090.
MUNICH, MAY REINITARD, the French
Consul in Moldavia and Wallachia, arrived here on
Friday last, on his way to France. ANDREOSSI, with‘
two Adjutants, arrived here on Sunday, and on the
subsequent day continued his journey towards Paris.
There is no prospeet of the speedy departure of the
French troops from this country They have merely
changed- their quarters, for the greater facility of
obtaining a. supply of provisions, It is, bowe er, to
be hoped, that.the evacuation of the Mouths ol' the
Cataro *ill produce their final departure.

AUGSBURG, MAY 12.—The number of French
troops quartered in the BaVarian Territory,' under
SOULT, BERNADOTTE, NEY, &C. al1101113t.:i to 80,n0
men. Several hundreds of newly-raised conscripts
have lust arrived here,. In Anspach, where thee
are 37,000 French troops, hay has, become so scarce
that it sells at five guilders the hundred weight.. A
part of the French garrison of Brannan, consistic,;
of dismounted dragoons, passed through this-place
on the I.sth, and are quartered in the heighh.)uring
villages.

ULM, MAY 12.—According to theGneralOrders
Of the French Army, the dismounted parties be-
longing 'to the. light cavalry it Bavaria and Swabia
will. commence their march for France about the
middle of the present month. They will partly pro-
ceed by way of Strasbourg, allki partly by way f
Mentz.

FRANKFORT, MAY 1 j.-Our Deputies to the
French Government have by this time obtained a:i
audience of "his Imperial Majesty. I. is rlunoured
in Franconia, that, under certain circumstances, the
Principality of Anopach will be assigned to a military
Commander.

FkSEN, MAY I.—ln Dutchies of Cleves rn.l
Berg thrre is a rumour of some new Change in
their Government, in cewegoence of the Archduke
•..10Abtitit'being to receive another destination. On
the ttith two French Prisoners of State were brut El 1:
here in a close-carriage, and yesterday they W. re
sent under an escort to Wesel.' One of them is s 'id
to be a General, and the other a Lieutenant. A
French Commissary was lately ciaried through t s
place in a similaf manner. The cause of their arrest
has not.transpired.

A very unfortunate affair happened in Falmouth
Harbour yesterday'se'nnight.•' As some men were
attempting to escape from the. Hired Ar.kaed SI;
Humber, in• Contempt, of the threats of the Lieute-
nant ot that Ship, who repeatedly declared he would
fire upon them.lf they did not return, that Officer
dischargeda musket, and shot one of them through
the heart, The Coroner's Jury, who investigated
the nifair, returned a vt.srdia—.l.4t•cAenlfzi.
Cons, MAY' 26.—Ye4erday the, iig,nal s'zis made.
for the Amethyst Frigate with the.Trrnisports, hav-
ing the king's G-erman Legion (in board, to unmoor.
In a little time after, the signal was repeated for
getting under weigh, which was obeyed by several
of the Transports, They had not proceeded more
than a few yards, when/an annulling signal brought
them to again, and they resumed their mooring:.--
They' had not sailed when our Courier left Cove
this morning.. The Troops, are destined for Gi-
braltar ; they were joined. *by four Transports with
Troops of the King's German Legion on the 23d
instant.

BI HT H.—Yesterday, at hii house in Grosvent
square, the Lady of Colonel Gout; LANGTON, M. P.
for Somersetshire, of a Daughtei.
KING'S Blunt DAY.— Twenty-five Thousand
PoUnds will be given to the First-drawn Ticket next
Wednesday, June 4, being the sixth day's drawing
of the present Lottery. The advantage of purchas-
ing at this period is obvious, when so great a propor-
tion of the Tickets are drawn, and the Wheei stilt
contains nearly 140,0001. 11 Prizes.—Tickets. and
Shares warranted undrawn continue On sale at
Swt FT and Co.'s Old Office, in the Poultry.

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2. Wheat is arrived
here to-day in but short supplies, fine ,sampres con-
tinue scarce and in demand, and fetch rather more
than is generally quoted, other qualities dull in salt- ;
'Barley in tolerable plenty; at somewhat less pries!,
and *lt likewise ; of White Pease hut few, and
are dearer ; Oats are.here in considerable quantities,
the few samOes of first quality scarcely fetch last
price--,other sorts have few buyers ; and Flour at
the terms off' last week. . • .
I
Wheat 64s a 'jcs a Sss al Beans - ; 4os a 465 of
Fine ditto - SSs a 92t oe. Tick Beans 28, a 35,. orl
Rye 'a. - 405 a 445 od. Oats 21S a as, a 29.. . d
uarley - .. -44 a 335 ed Poland ditto acs a3is 6d
Malt • • 635 a 69s cd 12apc Seed , - —1 -—I
White Pease 44s a cos od Vine Flour 70, d 75s s•i
Grey ditto 336 aas ott Seconds - 6s a 7cas od