The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-15 00:00:00

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favour, will be a sincere ancLardent attachment to the princi_
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be with Cite maintenance of those Principles ; and it will be
my unremitting endeavour. as the Representative of so distin-
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With the greatest respe&,
Gentlemen,
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Sept. 15;1806.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, : sO6.

THE Hamburgh,Mail due on Wednesday last ar-
rived late on Saturday, and this morning the Mail
due yesterday arrived. The intelligence which they
contain is highly interesting and important. The ac-
counts from almost' every part of the Continent seem
to indicate thespeedyrenewal of hostilities; and though,
after what we have seen of the Politics of the Court
of Berlin, we cannot place much confidence in its
firmness, yet the crisis seems rapidly approaching
when Prussia will be compelled, for the purpose of
self-preservation, to take ,a decided part against
France. Indeed there is strong reason to believe that
130NAPARTEiS determined to bring the KING of PRUS-
SIA immediately to the test, and to force him either
into open War or into unconditional submission.—
BONAPaRTE has, as Head of the Confederation of the
Ithine,called upon the different States which compose
it; to furnish their contingents ofmen; and of course his
requisition will be immediately complied with. In the
mean time, the KING of BAVARIA has been ordered
to insult the KING of PRUSSIA, by forcibly taking
possession of the Prussian Town of Iphofen. We
say ordered, because it is 'obvious that the new KtNG
of l3avAsa would not venture upon such a step, un-
less he were well assured indeed of the support of
France. We received this morning a Letter from our
intelligent Correspondent at Bremen,which states, that
en Estatette arrived there on the Bth from Stettin,
with the news that the Merchants at the latter place
had received an intimation from Count HAtmwrrz
himself, that " some important discussions were
pending between HIS PRUSSIAN MAJESTY and the
EMPEROR of FRANCE, and that it might be advis-
able for the mercantile interest to be cautious in

their proceedings." .
The adjustment of the differences between the
KINGS of SW EDEN and PRUSSIA is at' length officially
notified ; the Troops of the former have re-occupied
the Dutchy of Lauenhurgh, in the name of His.
Britannic Majviity, without any opposition from the
Prussian Troops.

The accounts from Naples ire of a most distress-
ing nature : the progress of MASOENA is marked with
slaughter and devastation. The towns of Langonero
and Cassano,and a'great number of villages, have been
burnt, and the inhabitants put to the sword. It appears
that the Royalists are still able to oppose a formida-
ble resistance to the French in Calabria, and that the
French Army in Naples is not sufficient either to
finish the, conquest of that Kingdom, for all the
French Troops in the vicinity of Rome, and those at
Ancona, and the Sea-ports in the Adriatic Sea, have
received orders to break up, and march for Calabria.

WE this morning received Jamaica Papers of
the Qd August, but they are wholly destitute of in-
telligence, except the sailing of the Fleet for England
on the 26th of July, under convoy of the Magi.
cienne, Capt. I\i'KENzts, and the Brig Hunter, Capt.
INGLEVIELD.

WE announced on Saturday the complete success
of the Expedition under the command of Sir. Home
pc:ll,llAm and Brigadier-General BERESFORX), against
Buenos Ayres. The Dispatches of these gallant
Officers were published in a Gazette Extraordinary
on Saturday night, to which we refer our Readers
for the details respelling this most important Con-
quest. The Park and Tower Guns were fired on
the occasion on Saturday afternoon.

THE' Troops which disembarked from the Trans-
ports at Plymouth, in consequence 'of Admiral Lours's
Squadron, which was to convoy the Expedition,
having been detached for the purpose of intercepting
Admiral GurLLEAUMEZ, have been
,re-embarked,
and the Transports are immediately to proceed to
Falmouth, to await the return of Admiral Louis.

Yesterday morning HIS MAJESTY, attended by Ge-
nerals FITZROY and MANNINGHAM, paraded the Blues
and Staffordshire Regiment; inWindsor Court-yard.
He afterwards walked to church with Princesses
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, AMELIA, and -MARY, attended
by Ladies TIIYNNE and BOOTHBY, Generals FITZROY
and MANNINGHAM, where,a sermon was preached
by the Rev. Dr. MARSHAM ; afterwards rode to
Fro more to dinner, and returned to the. Palace at
tlINe o'clock. Her MAJESTY and Princess ELiz.s-
BETEI ha.! divine service performed in the Palace, and
afterwards rode to Frogniore LOdge..