The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

itniEror INTEL r,IGENCE

PARIS MARCH 20.—The Funeral of the Senator
TRONCHE. T took place on the 19th inst. He is tl
first who has been buried in the tombs of the Churci,h
of Genevieve, since the Einperor ordered that. name
to be restored to the Pantbeca, and the building to
be assigned as the burial place (...5* the first Dignita-
ries and Magistrates of the Empire, as well as such
distinguished Citizens as the Sovereio4i may zip_n
point.

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Senator TASCI:IER, uncle to the Empress, died on
the .16tIr. instant. . He arrived from Martinique
aboUt ,a year ago.. He has left two sons and a
'daughttr„, of whom the. Empress takes particular
care,' and. to ;whom Their Majesties gave apart-
Tients at the
,Thuilleries ,after the death of 'their
father. .. ' ' '
There Is rlonews at present here. The strictest
silence is observed revealing the important arrange-
_ ments which are to chatige the fate of the inhabit-
ants ofniore than one Country of Europe.
The Official Journal, in noticing the provisions
Of the Bill biOnght into the Congress ofthe United
States: against the pressing ofAmerican Seamen by
the English' Cruizers, subjoins the following obser-
vations :,-- - . ' .k • - .' •
" ,We can -here perceive the energy of a Natick).
I- which has some sense of her dignity. She has no
Navy : compared with &gland she is feeble ; .but
she is determined to make: every effort to 'support
the chances of war--;-to perish, if it be necessary, in
defence Of her honour and her rights. . Well may
subh condu4 put to the. blu;11 that other Power,
who, intimidated by tile cannon of ,Nru:soN, be,
trayed the cause of Nations; deStroyed the charter of
Sovereigns, and acknowledged the legality ofthe ty-
ranny oilthe Engli.sh on the sea ! These are not the.
- paths which lead to glory. From alai moment all
the unprotected Nations _Weredelivered up to the
oppression and plunder of England, whose caprice
constitutes the Law to which, they are obliged to
,- submit: Whata difference between the 'Successors .
of CATHARINE ,and that greaf'Princess! Prussia is
the only Power whb-has not acceded to these prin-
ciples', so dishcinoUrable to IlOyaltk. Deurnark de-
fended herself in her capital, which was boinbardect,
exposed herself to the: greatest danger; but she eras i
under the 2ieessit.y, of sUbnlitting to the influence
of her 'neighbours.. ::It will nosy be_the honourable
'_distinction :of 'America" to raise her voice, to claim.
-with firtniteSS tlie rights of Nations, and to main,
tain a cause whiCh•the intr4raes, the threats, and the
gold of England have induced the Powers of Europe
to betray.!"*

DLISSp,DORFF, j6.-7—iesterday it was an-
nounced from the pulpits. that the French Troops
were tp be •expeeted In the course of this week;
the first column of. three Divisions, each consisting
of Goo men, is expeeted at Deutz, byway of Scig-
burgh, on.the .I.Bth inst. .

NAPLES; FEB. 25.—Gaeta has not Yet surrender
! -cd ; if the Princ6 of HEsSE persists in his refusal to
.capitulate the seige-will be converted into a,bfockacle.
A. bark from Palermo arriV.rd here yesfei-day, and
brought intelligence that the Vessel which carried
;,-the Queen; and the rest of the Royal Family, ar-
in.that.Port on the )Bth, after having rode out
a violent storm.- On the following day the Queeti
and her landed, and made their entry in4re
Palermo:

Prince JOSEPH- assisted at the parade 'on Sunday*
last, surrounded by all the Generals.' The spettai-
Lots weremurnerous, and la.v‘isll in their praises of
the disc,ipliut: and fine alipearatice of the Frenell

General REGNIEk is marching towards Calabria,
:Where h will: not meet. with any great yesistittice;
as we leirn that -the Neapolitans who were to hates
defeade,i. that province have Pass:2d over into .Sicily,

FRANRVO!tT, MARCH 12.—From Vienna we...leara
that the l'::nce D'AUERSBgRG has: been degra,led
fro:iir the ra:ll.-of Nobility, -and coil ensued to fell
years iinprisonment it; the' Fortress 6F Spielbe
with the confiscation of all hi's •pro'perty. cpunt
LAmßr.air io; to-be imprisoned foillife. in the same
Fortress. - General Tit ;tun, :who 'commanded be-
fore Ulln; is- . to' be shot. The - Couhts KoLLEN,
EACH 111..1 COBKI9II7,LL are to be banished:, and COUllt
FASSEENDER.CaThiered. General.: ivlikeß is: not yet
tried. All' Foreignert are to be removed from thq
Austrian service. •

, A Meeting.of 'the, Promoters of the Union 'Life
Insurance, and Annuity Spciety Was yesterday held:
at the Freemasons".Favern, when a Plan essentially.
new, was taken into consideration, and referred to 4:
Committee, iii which several Gentlemen of mathema4
tical and legal eminence assist.

The trial of Patch, for the alledged murder
of Mr. BLIGHT, is not to coine on at the Kingston
Assizes. ..The 'Prisoner will be tried by a Special.
Coinmission at the Court-house in Horsemonger.
lane; in the Borough.

' . At-King,3ton, yesterday, Bejointin Herring and
-Sarah his wife were tried capitally for coining. It
appeared that the Prisoners had carried on this trade
:torn grezt-extent-at their house in St.-George-in-the-
:Fields. ' -On • searching their -premises, -a complete
set of coining implements, punches, aqua-fortis,
&c. were , found, besides .upwards.of 70 shillings, a
:quantity of dollars, half-6-owns, and sixpences, all
ready for circulation; The Prisoner' Benjamin,. in
his defence, said,- he. was a wire and bird-cage-,
mak.er, and ,that the. inuplement+ found in his pus-
'session were necessary fur the Caryi.,g• on of that
business. The Jury, without hesitation,found both
Prisoners---Guilty, •

.NARKIED. • -
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On ThursdOlkit, at MIN:II,Am, Mr. • T. S. WitTapley, of
Paternoster- [OW, to Miss Howard, of Phipps *Bridge, Sur.

Yesterday, Mr. Storar, of South-street, -Finsbuiy-square,
to Miss Geary, niece t. Wm. Salte, Es.q. of the Poultry.
'Op'..Thurscldy last, -the key, H. landolpn, of -Berks. to
Miss Zane •youngest claugitter of-the late Berj WU-
son, Esq. or Great ltuiscl.street. . •
'Lately, at St. Martin's in the Fields, the Chey, Du Mettlet
second son to the late Count 1)u Brieux, of, Bretagne, to Miss
Charlotte Driffiell, •of Great Smith street,- Westminster, •
youngest daughter or, the late At:v. josephi Driftield,_Redor
. • ,

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On' Mondly last, after a ve y short illness, Mr. Robert
Hail, A ttonit...y-at- La;x, at h s house in Argyll-street. '

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