The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

p. . :DLNI4ARK.

The Hamburgh Mail which W 4 ,received yes-
,
terday, furnishes us with more important inform.
ation-respeaing Germany than it has done for some
weeks,past. The affair of. the Indemnities, the rock
on which the Congress at Rastaksplit, appears to
have aiso 'endangered the 'Treaty of Lungs'ille—
Dielated 'by force, at,d accepted throggh necessity,
this Treaty would probably have been carried into
egee,tition, at leasffor the mompt; h<ic the.n.l-
- lived, 1-Its Successor is supposed to
be amwilling to assent to the plans of Partition
agreed upon for the Germanic Empire, a measure,
without which, the GRAND Dtip: of nocany and
the rRINCES, dispossessed of their Territories are
the Left sank of the Rbiiie, cannot receive the
eonipensations which had been promised thein.—
Prussia, divided between her engagements with
France, and her desire of preserving a stria Ain-
anca with Russia, appears disposed to ttevote her
plf exclusively to the latter of these Powers, and

to renounce the advantages of the Treaty of Basle,
i!.l order to throw obstacles in the way of those for
c. Lich Austlia has, so dearly paid at
change in the political scene, little calculated
to please the Chief consul, appears already to have,
alarmed him in a great degree, for he has suddenly
tient to the Army of the Rhine, orders to retake
pOSSeS5ion of the Fortresses of C,,ssel and Ehren-
blyiiricia, an order which has been executed with
equal dispatch and facility. This aft is an im-
portant and manifest fontravention last
Treaty of eace by, which the French pledged
themselves to restore to the Empireits Fortressec ;
and We know that the TNors of the 4EcToa.s of
-MIENT and of TR c v-s had before taken. possession
of them. This as of hostility on the part of the-
fsrench, the order sent to their Army of the Rhire
to recall all the Troops and Soldiers. absent upon
l.cive, the maintenance of all the Austriar: Troops
on the footing of War, and, more than all the rest,
the dispo:Ations of the' Court of 'Russia, have led
some Politicians to believe that a new Continental
War will soon break our. We shall not take upon
ourselves to foretell that this will be the case; but
It appears much to be dreaded, and it is at least cer-
ntin, that the affairs of Germany and of Italy will
be more difficultly and more slowly arranged than
the Public had exPeaed. It may be remembered,
that at thc mom:nit:if the conclusion of the Peace,
:rnd uniformly since, we have expressed very little
cpnf;,,ence in a speedy termmation of the very corn,
etr;oarrassments in which Europe is plunsed.

- Three Yachts are to go round to Weymouth, to
be in attendance on the koYAL FAMII,Y. i hilly-
sliv new bra ss guns arc making for the three Yachts
at Woolwich Warren, of the most exquisite work-
manship ever seen in this, or, perhaps,' in any
Country. They area real curiosity.
A Petachment of Royal Artillery, consisting of
a Captain, two Subalterns, and a to men, has sailed
from Ireland fox the Mediterranean ; and another
Detachment of the same force, is about to embark
at 'WGolwith for the same destination.

Last night an El'press was sent off by M. 0-1-1,)
tg his Government. • •
Hts MAI/sly has .been pleased to appoint Lieut.
colonel Fitanualca.:KllTLAND, riow in the West
Indies) P. IL Bs.%stettorr, Esq. Commissary of
.4t-Countir there, and T.ANILS CHAPMAN,- Esti, of the
Auditor's Office, together
.with two others named
in the Patent, to by Commissioners 'for the more
efeEtual examination on the spot, of all Ptiblie Ex..
Eenditure in the West fndies during the
.present
Wart
• We learn by Letterl from the Hague, that per-
pus are now employed in setting a.pr;ee on all he
property belonging to the House of PitAitoe with-
in the "Eatavian territory ; and on all effeds which
-the :STADT/tOLDE,R, left behind him. This business.
on at the desire of the K tat; of. PaossrA.
They are computed to be worth between six and
eight millions of florins,
Letters tram Petersburgh state, that Lord Sr,
Wasno,t arrived, but was.expeaed hourly.
'lle Minister of Commerce in Russia sent to the
EngrisliTi4ory, requesting. an interview, at which
good
told them his Master Wish9d to sliew his ood
Works to the Engliih, and requested they would
bold a meeting among themselvcs, to 'determine
Vest mode of" receiving again the 'pro.
perty that had been' contiscated, and to mike out
the (wanton) of damage thermay hate sustained by
Ile Ittribargo, independent pithe repairing
of this ships (whielt would . be done at the expeuce
of Ry,s4ltc),' wcw a
14 be Made good 'by His Rossi' AN
iyiATEsi.y a meeting Was held, and a number of
iiroriositions firkiWi) alp and preset-Kt:4 to the Minis-
ter ; bat the 4n4 fActerrnination on that subje4t had
nOt beengivs9 when the Jesters came away.

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Nen III! imprt ium ptlagi ievkitrikt tr;4tittry,
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Std trali sole dawn.

VARMOU7'H, JUNE lA.

YESTERDAT afternoon arrived here, the Diana
Packet, Captain OsBoRNE, with 'Count BERN-
STORFF, Secretary of State to His PANISIf MA-
JtSTY, and Suite. She brings no Mails or other
Passengers.

Arrived the Rattler Go.brig, and Liberty Cut
rer, • from a Cruize.

Sailed the Diligent Cutter, on a Cruize,

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 11.

AkstivEß the .riatinibal and Audacious, of 74
guns each, from. Portsmouth ; 4itraia Frigate, from
Cruize; and Pelican, of 18 guns, from Jersey,
under jury masts, having been driven on shore on
that island some months: since, and reported to be
totally lost, but was afterwards got off', and re-
fitted.