The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-24 00:00:00

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MARCIi s.—General BERDHIER, the Nephew- of
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the:French Minister at War, and General TALLEY-
RAND, Nephew of the French Ministerfor Foreign
Affairs, lately arrived here, Daily conferences have
'since been held among out _Ministers, but the sub,
jeCt has been kept profoundly secret. •
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From Croatia they write, that the French who had
occupied that Country "have now all marched for
Dalmatia. There are still 5000 Men in Trieste, ,
.who will probably remain there some time longer),
the inhabitants' as -yet being unable to pay thecon.
tributiOnS levied on 'them.

A report was current here to-day, that-The French
',Emperor had requested permission for the free pas-
sage of his Troops through Bohemia, and through.
Istria and Croatia, for those destined to take posses-
; sion of Venetian Dalmatia.

. Baron THLIGUT will remain here till April next.
The State Paper has again experienced a considerable

depression.
• AtioSistriow, MARCH. t.-4-Several Bavarian Sour.
naksay; that his Majesty has received a Corte
from Paris, bringing the agreeable intelligence that
the differences between France and Prussia had bees
adjusted; adding, that the plan of a Convention,
carried to Berlin by 'the Marquis Loccrt,EsiNx,' flail
beeGn asseuted tv b:y. the Prussian Cabinet in all
parts.

- Statzttrito, "Auto? 2.—On the 2Gth ult. the
French Troops in this Country began to make pre.,
parations for their departure, since which time a rep
giment has marched out daily. Marshal NEY has
also left us. 'The Citizens now do duty.

St. PETEROURGIX, FEB. Q.--The Reigning Duke
of BRoNs\vren arrived here on the tBth inst. frota
Berlin. Be resides in the Castle, and has three

Chamberlains to-wait ort him, among whom are the
two Princes of ,G4'Eden. Immediately after hiS
arrival the Emperor presented him with a Pelisse
of gredt Value. His Highness is treated- with -the
'Most marked respe&, as well by our EMperor
the. whole Court.

F. 22.-Our Court Gazetto of to-day, contains
the following article, datod Kjachta, Dec. 16

" TLc Chinese Einbassy, consisting of 124 per-.
SOW, Will enter on the territory of our neighbours
the 20th inst. on its way to
The Ambassador, Cqunt GALowlut4, in ordet
to facilitate his journey, and to prevent misunder:.
standings, dispatched the Secretary of Embassy,
BAYIZOW, to Urg, in the beginning of October,
where he received fromthe:Chinese Mandarines,
\VAtialTd AMBAAN, the most amicable professionk
in the name of their Sovereign.

" The whole road from Kjachta to Pckin hag
been divided into 60 stages, at each ot.• 'which the
Government .ofthina has caused, 2,09 camels and
700' horses to ,be 'stationed. Two IVlOngoes Princes
and 1 i Officers have been charged to accompany
the Embassy to the vicinity of Urga, where a feast
is to be prepared for it ; from thence it will be con-
tintaed to • Pekin by the Warier; the -Ernperdr's
brother-in-law, and on its arrival' within the gre4
walls of Kulga, will blreceived by a :Minister of the
Imperial Tribunate. •

" During the abode of the Embassy at Kjachta,
which had been longer than was intended, in cone
sequence of the measures to be tlken for'colleeting
camels and'horses, in the-desert of. Icobi, there ar-
rived there a body .Physician of his Chinese Majesty,
who had. been charged by-his Monarch to repair from.
Pekin of Kjachta, to offer his'-services to the Am►
hassador,. his. Majesty having learnt that the Ambas.
sailor was unwell atter his long journey."
The gallant Prince and General BARGRATIOI.4
a;110 so. highly distinguitLecl hina-self durtng the late
short ;campaign, and who covered; the retreat of the.
Russian Army at Austerlitz, has received a Letter