The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-11 00:00:00

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7,
VIENNA; MACH. 22 „ AtocirEFbu-
GAULT., Ambassador from France; held to7day his_
audience of his Imperial Majesty,*and presented
,
has credentiah.
The Count DE PERGEN returned from his
-mission-to-London,-- - -

The French are labouYing with, the greatest aEli-
vity,, at Venice, in the eqUipment of a Fleet. Or-
.ders have been given for building there 10 Ships of
the Lint. The rich Arsenal of Venice, and the
Forests of, Dahnatia, furnish every thing necessary
for their completion. . _

The French Secretary of State, LBRotix, has ?e-
-turned from his mission to Constantinople, and two
days ago proceeded from this. City for Pali. He..
. .
• carries with him the Declaration of the Porte with
respeEt to the acknowledgment of the Enaperot NAL!
POLE6I,II

MARCH' 20.--To the steps taken by the French
ckernment to
,obtain a passage by the R.mtcjba,
and which did not.in'aceed; M. Di LA. 110.CHEPOIT'
CAITLT has; it is-Said, added thedemand -of a passage
.through Boherhia, incase of War with Russia. This
demand, however, has not been granted, and there
:are strong reasons for refusing it.; for the Hereditary
Provinces, -.already exhausted by the effe&s of a dis-
astrous War,. would be unable to furnish sufficient
supplies for the maintenance of a Foreign. Army;•
The Indemnity promised to- the Archduke FER
DINAND, of Milan, and stipulated by the 'treaty of
Presburgh,-it is' now said, is intended, ,on the con-
, trary, to be 'added to ,the Kingdom of Holland,
whiCh is expeaed to be disposed of to Prince Lours,
as well as the neighbouring Prussiah. Provinces which
Were also to have formed parts of the Judeninity for
the Archduke.

Mre are .assured that' the first Ministerial a& of
the French AMbassador, suite=-his return; has been.
to notify the taking possesSion of Naples, and to de.;
[nand the.prompt and categorical' accession of the
Emperor Of-GERMANY to this new.acquisition.
The Court ;Martial; assembled. at I..oliigSgratz, for
the trial- of -General Mace,,
,Prince OuAttLEs.of
AUERSBEKti, &c. is nit yet ended.

The Russian Troops ar.r4ect at Cattaro, on board
a Squadron of one the Line, several Cutters
and Gun7boats, transports; amounts to 3600
Wien.,,--A change, itis cipe6ted, awaits likewise the
RepUblic of Ragusa:,
, • CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 25.—Within the last
tetid4.s 'the Minister of the torte. has held fre-
quent COuncilS in the Dii'ari; at which the GRIND
SIGNIOR has beeri present. Among other resolu-
tions adopted, one has been to recall theTurkisliAm-.
bassador at" Paris, HALED. EFFENDI, 'prid to send in
his stead'Munm-,EFFENDI, who was First Secretary
of the Porte at the COngress for Peace at "Czistowe,
and has since held the plaCe of Tekerdji, or Deputy,
tdCHEAtiX PASEIA, and is consi*re4 as a Very.intel-
ligent Statesman, This change is a consequence of
the acknowledgments made by the Porte of the Em-
peror . . .
NAPOLEON. , , '

..The Begletbeg of Romelia, .JUSSUF PASHA, pro-
ceeds with 'great adivity in augmenting and putting
•in motion the Army destined to aa. against the Re=
bels in Servia, which is to be 'increased to 80,000
men: lie has appointed the vicinity* of Nllssa for
the place of rendezvous, arid will Open the Campaign
in the beginning of the Spring.
... •
A.UTRIA, MARCH 26.—According to letters from
Semlin,
,PASVO:NN OGLOU. vents his rage :against the.
neighbouring Servians in;the most barbarous Man-
ner. He-lately fell on three villages,..fretin which,
all the male inhabitants-had fled, and murdered,
without mercy, all. • the women .-and children,
some of whom he shut Up in their houses, apd set,
ting fire to thern, consumed' the piserable
Slaughter and conflagration markoevery step of .this
inhuman ravager. About the end of last Month',
however, he was suddenly attacked; in- the night,
by a body of 'Servians; and. entirely defeated. He
was himself in danger of being taken Prisoner; and
retired precipitately,, with the remnant of his troops,
into Widdin;where he wreaked his revenge by behead:
ing.theGreek Bishop,the Protopope, two,others ofthe •
Clergy, and. five of the principal Merchants; and put
70' other Merchants in- chains. - All Bulgaria has
risen in ants against the Tyrant, and tbeTbrave Ge
neral MoLtNxo is ou his: match against him with
io,ooo, men. According .to the same Letters,
Tur%isb.'Awy of pO,QOO.Men is.' colleating in Wal-
lachia: • • •

ZENGG (INDALMATIA), FEB. 2.—Three thousand
French Troop; entered this town yesterday, at one
in the afternoon. This is the first:column of a body
of 9000 men Althiell is ip take possession of Dalmatia.
Thee same '1 this doming began their march
4.
jot' Stock6t, and thence to 'Gospich, Crachuz, and
Zara.

These' TioOpS,' have embarked at.T.rieste,
and gorne by, sea so Dalmatia; but sevetal Russian or
Ne4olitan Ve4seis pruizing..before that. Port,Qbliged
th6m O'march by lati4.