The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-13 00:00:00

rIorrrATURGII MAIL.

'lB.—lrunieiLately alter
11Iajesty arrived in. this Capital, the following Pro-
clamation Was iisue.(l:A4,

We, GusrAvus Anou.nus, by the Grace of
God King. of Sweden, Br.c. do herewith. make..
known, that having under Divine Providence return-
ed safe to this Capital, we have thought proper to
ordain that the fun&ions of the. Regency, which we .
bad appointed for the time of our absence, should
cease; in-further confirmation of this public notice,
we have personally signed the same, and ordered our
Royal Seal to be affixed thereto.
" Stockholm Castle, Dec. 24, 1807.
" GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS
(L. S.) " M. ROSENSLADi."

VIENNA, Dec. 2.--,Our Court Gazette contains
the follou iug article from Turkey :—.The tranquillity
Which prevailed on the frontiers of Bosnia bas again
been disturbed. About the end of September the
.
cordon of Turkish Troops, formed on the Winks of
the Drina and Buzawa, was reinforced .with. 9000
men,, by which means its strength was, increased to
25,000. The Servians were no sooner informed of
this circumstance, than they crossed the Buzawa,
and gave battle to the Turks on the 15th Qaohert
in which the latter were completely routed. So far
from the Russians making the least preprations to
evacuate Moldavia and Wallachia, pursuant to the.
Armistice concluded, another Russian Corps is on
its March thither from Mohilow, under the com-
mand of Major-General Prince Oto.ows, who is
already arrived in Bucharest, the head-quarters of
the Geperal in Chief PrincePaosonowsm. The
• Russian advanced posts have bx;,en lately considerably
reinforced, and all correspondence and commercial
intercourse with Turkey are strictly prohibited."

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. to.—The Ottoman
Porte has, by a Lett written to the Prussian Cepa,
given full satisigtion for the late condu4 of ihe
Ottoman Ministry towards Baron Sto-r VON Pile-
s/Len, and no doubts are entertained by the ,speedy
eedy
return of the Prussian Embassy. PnICAPItI, the
late ringleader-of the Rebels in Romelia, has been
taken and beheaded, with about thirty of hisaccom.
pikes.

CopeNniqert, DEC. 26.—Lettera from Crest-
stadt state, that id Sail of the Line, and 125 Gun-
boats, are lying in the Port of that City.
We learn from Cassel that the celebrated Castle,
near that City, formerly called " Williatu'i Height,"
has now reCei ved. the name of "Napoleon's Height.'i,
The Diplowatic Corps at the Court of Holland is
gone from the Hague to Utrecht.
The. Yrench Army in Dalmatia seems destined
for very. important operations, Some are cf opinion
that it is to occupy the Turkish Provinces ; but; ac-
cording to others, it is to march through Constanti-
nople and Egypt to 33engal.

Letters from Hanover inform us, that the King,'
doni of Westphalia k divided into the follo.Witig
Departments 'The Department of the Fulda,
including Lower Hesse and raderbom i 2d, The
Department of the Weser, containing Minden,
Itavensberg, &c. ; ;td, The Department of the Verret

comprising Upper Hesse, &c. ; 4th, The Pepart-
ment of the Leine, including Gottingen, &e.; bth,
The Hai; Department, composed of the Principality
of Orubenhagen and the Upper Haiz ; etb, The
Upper pepartment, containing Hildesheim, Elze,
Schuningeu., Goalar, and several other towns and
districts which formerly belonged to the Duchy of
.Brunswick; 7tll,.The Department, including
the Principalities of Halberstadt and 13,1ankenburglt,
tiro. ; Bth, The Department of Eichsfeld, containing
the Principality of Eich.sfeld, &c.

IVEIP KIAGDOAT IPESTPII4L.M.

PROCiLANtATION.

CASSEL, DEC. I7.—We, JEttomn NAPoLuort,by
the Grace. of Clod and the Consitntion, Kin Of
Webtphalia, French Prince, tic. etc. to our good and
faithful Buhjetits, and Inhgbitants of our kingdom
of Westphalia, greeting

" We'srpflaliano, Di-vine Providence has pointed
this aga in order to .re-puite your seattered*Prci-
vinces under one august thstitution,.together with
neighbouring fatuities, though strangers to 6,,g11-
other. . •

. e• 1 come to occrtpy this Throne, prep wed by
victory, raised by, the assent of the greatest Powers
of Europe, founded, on a title not less sacred, by
your real interest: •
" Too long ha.; your country suffered from the
pretensioni.of families and the intrigues of Cabi-
nets : you were - exposed to all the calamities of
Wars, and you were excluded froth all the benefits
of Peace. Some of your towns only reaped the
fiarren honour of annexing their names to Treaties,
in which nothing was overlooked bait.tho well-being
of the people who inhabited them. .
" How widely different are the results of the
*ars stirred up against the :most ftlead of .my.
Hous© ! it is. tor nations that NAPOLEON bill CO-
ilOertid ; and each of the Treaties he has concluded,,
is a step farther towards 'the end proposed by his
mighty genius, Or givinz, to entire nations a politl
cal existence, Governments and. Laws dilate d by
wisdom,, the emablishtnent to each of them of a
country, and the derehtlion hereafter of none in
that 491oral* nullity, in which they were eq4ally

unable either to steerslear of Wm., anal avail them.
selves of Peace. 1. • •:7
• if Westphalians !—Such was the issue of the bat-
tles of Marengo, of Austerlitz, 01 1:11,1 ; such
,now
is for you the result of the memorable Treaty of
Tilsit, On that day you obtained the first of bles-
sings, a Country.—Far be now removed from your
medication those scattered dominations; the last -re-
suit of the 1041 system, :which prepared a Mister
for each City-==these different interests are now to
form but one—your Master now is the Law—your
Protector, the Monarch, who is to cause it,to, be
respekted : henceforth you shall have no other.
" Westphalians, you have got a Constinition
adapted to your manners and to your interests ;_ it' is
the fruit 61 the meditations of a great man, and the
experience of a great nation its principles are in
unison with the present state of the civilization of
Europe, and are big with prospects of improvement,
which will far overbalance the sacrifices which. this
new order of things may impose on -some of you.
You must, therefore, attach yourselves- to it with
confidence, since upon it rests your liberty and your`
prosperity.
" In ascending the Throne, I contratied the ob-
ligation of making you happy, and I will be faithful
to it. • The equality of. the modes of religion shall
be maintained, property assured and guaranteed.-
I.'hus shall there be established between me and my
peovie an alliance of wishes and interests, that shall
never change. Westphalians, your Sovereign
henceforward relies on your fidelity and inviolable
attachment,
if Given at our Royal Palace of Cassel, the 15th
Pecenacr, 1807, and the first of our ReiBn,
(Signed) " 41tODIE NATOLEOtt."

A Decree of the 7th inst. publishes the Constitu-
tion of the Kingdom at Westphalia. The follow-
ing is the tenor of it
" NArowtoN, by the Grace of Go 4 and the Con-
stitution, Emperor of the French, King of
Italy, PrctetStor of the Confederacy of the
Rhine,

" Wishing to give a prompt execution to the igth
Article of the Treaty of Tilsit, and establish fur the.'
Kingdom of Westphalia fundamental constitution's*
which may assure the felicity of the
.nations which:
constitute it, and at the same time furnish the Sove-
reign, as member of the Confederacy of the Rhine,
with the weans of concurring with the general safe,
ty and prosperity, have deoreed and da decree as
fellows ;
Title I. Art. 1. The Kingdom of Westphalia is
composed of the following States, viz.—the terri-
tory of Brunswick Wolfenbuttel, the part of the
Altmark which' lies on the left Bank of the Elbe,
the part of the district of Magdcburgh which lies on
the left 'Bank of the Elbe, the territory of Halle, the
distria of Hildeshiem, and the town of Goslar, the
lands belonging to Halberstadt, .Hohenstein, and
Quedlinburgh, the Earldom of Mansfeld, Eichsfeld,
with Treffurth, Mulhausen, Nordhausen, the Earl,
dory of Stolberg-Wernigerode, the territory of Hesse
Cassel, with Itintelu and Schaumburg!), not includ'
ing Hanau, and Katzenelbogen on the Rhine, the
territory of Corvey, Gottingen, and Grubenhagen,
with the lands which lie surrounded by Hohenstein
and Elbingerode, the Bishoprick of Osnabruck, the
Bishoprick of Paderborn, Minden, and Ravensburgh,
the Earldom of Riezburgh-Kaunltz.
. _ _

" a. We reserve to ourselves one moiety of the allo-
dial domains of tite princes, to be applied in furnish-
ing the redompences we have promised to the Offi-
cers of our atmies, who have rendered 'us the great-
est service in the present war. PossesSion shall be
taken of these estates without delay by our intend-
ants, anti the proces verbal shall be drawn up con-
jointly with the Magistrates of the Countries before
the Ist of December,

3'. The extraordinary mill tary contributioris,which
have been demanded in these countries, shall be paid,
or security for the payment given, before the ist day
of Decetnber. - . •' -

.--;;--4. Op the first of December the King of WEST,
ritattA shall be put in possession of the Sovereignty
of his territory, by Coinmissioners whom we will
nominate.
cf. Title 11.. 4.rt. The Kingdom of Westphalia
forms a part of the Confederation of the Rhine : its
contingapt shall be 25,000 men, viz. 20,000 infan-
try, saao cavalry, and 1500 artillery.
" During the first year there shall be raised only
IQ,OOO infantry, 2000 cavalry, and so artillery; the
1,4,500 others shall be furnished by. France, and
'hall be garrisoned at Magdeburg!). These 12,500
men shall be paid, maintained, and clothed by the
King of WESTMALIA.
"Title 111. Art. 6. The Kingdom of Westphalia
4111111 bee IrorOdittiry in the male' heir* of the body of
Prince JELONF,' NAVGLEON, in the order of primoge-
niture, atick to, the perpetual exclusion of the females
and their descendants. ' • .

" In clelaUlt of the legitimate descendants of
Prince Jaaeit lA' NAPOLEON, the Throne of Westpha-
lia shall devolve upon us and our heirs and descend-
ant's either of our body c&r by adoption.
" And in default of. these, to the lawful de-
scenditnts of Prince Jos#4in. Nikrolsm's, King of
Naples and Sicily._ _

And in default of these, to, the lawful de.
scendants of Prince Louts NAroi.acm, King of
Holland.

Antliin'default of these latter, to the lawful de-
scendants of ' Prince JoAcu tat, Grand Duke of Berg
and cleve#. •

" 7. The King of WIiSTPHALIA and his family
Are subjed, in all ilia respetty them; to the dispo-
sitions of the law respeaing the Imperial Family.
" 8. In case of tnitiority, thy Regent of the
kingdom skill be nominated by us, or our succes•
sot's, in our quality of Chief of the Imperial Family.
", He shall be chosen from among the Princes of
the Royal Family.
"The minority, of the King shall terminate At thi
;ego of 10.
The King and Royal Family shall have for
their support a revenue kart, entitled, " Rev.ctme
°COI° Crown," amounting to the sum of five mil-
.
lion of francs yearly.
The revenue arising from the domain forests,
and Li part of the domain lands,. is appiopriated to
this pt4rpose. In case.the domAinirshould be Made.
quart, the surplus shall be paid, monthly out (elite
publW *matey."
(To to centinNed.)

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