The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-05 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLfGENCE.

HAGUE, Jliei. k.-=Last bight their majesties set
our for Wisbaden. They left the Palace in the
Wood Without Massing through the Hague;
.and.
Went diredly for Leydeti and Utrecht. Thiiir Re-
tinue followed in six carriages. The Brother of the
Crown Prince remains at the Palace. From Wis-
baden their Majesties Will go td Parig; arid return to
us about the end of AtigUst. They are not accom-
panied by-any Minister of State ; but an Auditor of
the Council 'of State is daily dispatched to them to
know their commands. The King was occupied
with the Council' of State almost the whole of the
tight previous to his departure. A considerable
reduction is to be made in every branch of the
Administration ; the Army to be reduced one-
balf.

the Foreign Regiments of Waldeck and Saxe 7
Gotha are not to be retained : these savings, con-
neetcd with the, removal of the French troops, will
amount to, 12 millions of florins :annually. The
Queen, it is said, after accompanying the King some
part of the way to Wisbaden, will leave him and pro-
ceed to Paris. Before his departure, the Marine
Mthister presented the Captains of the,Texel Soa•-
dr9p, viz. Il:7recker, Herstellcr, Doggerhank, Nep,
tunus, Zoutman, Brulus, Ships of the Line, and
Oepheus Frigate, to his Majesty.
ITALY, JULY 6.—This Country, according to
Some accounts, is in future to be divided into two
great Kingdoms, viz. South and • North Italy, -the
Capitals of which are to be Milan and Rome.—Mar-
&Jai MASSENA is still before Gaeta.

. WESEL, JULY 20.—Yesterday, notice „Was. given
that quarters would be wanted for 5235 men,
French troops, from Holland ' - the greatest part are
to be quartered in the city, the rest in the vicinity.
Midge housekeepers who have hitherto had only
four Wien; are now to have from twelve to twenty.
Many rumours are - afloat relative to the, ultimate
dettination of these troops. Some say they are to
be employed upon the new works, and parti-
tulaily upon the 'new Canal, which is to bring the
Lippe round the town into the' Rhine ; while
otherg report that they are to occupy some of the
neighbouring districts. The improvement of our
Citadel gOes on with activity ; and for some days
past orders baize been given to refuse admission to
Strangers:

DANTZI C, JULY S.- The Swedish Frigate Thetis,
Which blockaded this Port, has been relieved by'the
Fre.oi which has orders only to let such 'neutral
Vessels pass as are loaded with Swedish herrings,
provided their Passports are signed by his Majesty..
The Swedish Frigate at Pillau has liberated three
Vesseli which She stopped going into that Port wi-
der Russian Colours.

COPENHAGEN, Jury 22.—ihe newly invented
Pilot-boat, the work of Capt. SOLLING, and intend-
ed AS a present td the .Emperor of Russia, was sent
to St. Petersburg!' last week, under the command of
Lieut. MOLLER.

SWEi!oiSIT POMERANIA; :JULY Majesty
is this day gone to Beckasifoy, iii Schonen: Count
BRABA, who accompanied hini, is expe6ted here to
take upon hirt't the- funaion of Marshal of the Em-
pire. More of the Guards have arrived,bere, from
Stockholni, to be present at the opening of the
Diet.

The Rtit,siati Courier BLUMENTHAL is again
patched to St: Petersburgh.
The Prussian troops upon our frontiers continue
to receive reinforcements.

IIinEURGH, JULY 26.—A letter from M. At.oz
tzus, the Russian Envoy to the• Court of Stockholm,
dated July 18; to M. SENDER, the Russian Consul
at Hamburgh, expresses a positive assurance that all
Russian Vessels, having Russian property only >on
board, will be respe&ed by the Swedish Ships of
-War, consistent with the LaWs of Nations; and that
if any thing to the contrary should occur, • the Mi-
nister will riot fail to protest against it with spirit.
the mean' time Russian Vessels must not ex-
pea to enter Prussian Ports while they are blockaded
by the SWedes.
CIRCULAR RESCRIPT TO TFIE ENVOYS OF
•
THE KINC; OF SWEDEN.
INTRODUCTION OF THE SWEDISH CONSTITUTION

INTO SWEDISH POMERA:NTIA.

In the beginning of this month, the following
Circular Note was sent to the Envoys of his SWedish
Majesty; by the Secretary of The Cabinet, M. Vow
IVETT.ERStEnt.

" GRuFtwAtn; JULY, 5, 1805.

" Asin 'consequence of the Ordonnance of the 26t1i
June, relating to the introduction of the :Swedish.
Constitution into the. Pomeranian States, it might be
]ightly inferred, that his Majesty -wished to de-
tach Pomerania from its tonnedion With the Ger-
inan Empire ; it therefore becomes necessary for
ine td inform you, by his Majesty's Command,
that he has declared,oneyery occasion; when any.
conversation took place oh the subject, that it is hot
his Majesty's intention to. disjoin the connection of
Pomerania with the German Empire; but ,that the
Swedish Constitution and Laws were only intro-
duced for the purpose of- producing that regularity.
and perfedion which were incompatible with the.
old Constitution of the Country.
(Signed) • '" Gus ray. V. WETTERSTEDT."

A discovery has lately been made on the estate. of
the Earl of SHANNON, in the' neighbourhood of
Youghal, which Will no doubt engage the attention
of the antiquary, and induce an anxiety to explore
'the great -variety of subterraneous excavations with
;which that part of Ireland abounds. Some country
people haVing occasion to quarry stones near one of
these recesses, suddenly opened on a hollow, which
contained a human skeleton, around which was
found the remnant of a garment most richly orna-
mented with broad plates of figured gold, of con-
siderable value ; the gold lace is of a pattern similar
to that of the present day. Besides this, there were
also found several ambef beads, much injured by
time, together with an article resembling a mitre.,
~
The concourse-of people at Portsdown Fair,,Yes-
terday se'nnight, was greater than was ever known
before. Thirty thousand people ip much within the
number who were . present :, of the three thousand
mechanics in the Dock-yard, but few more than 'an,
hundred were, in consequence, present on that aftet;=..
noon, to answer to their call. The quantity of
cheese, at this fair, was great, but the .prices were
very high ; horses also were pleat-, but not of