The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

PO'REIGN

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HAMBURG-PL
bnigh. and Pomerania say, that 60,000 Russian
Troops ore•expeCted very shortly in the .Ports of the
Baltic, where quarters are already bespoke. Im-
mense quantities of corn froth Russia have lately
been imported into Hanover, The whole Russian
Polish frontier is covered with small cintps of from
5 to 10,000 men, where the men are continually
exercised in firing at a mark. Gener4l KUTUSOW
and Prince BAGRATHION are departed front St.
.Petersburgh to the army.
The King of Sweden, who is returned to Sweden,
is expeeted back in 14 days in Pomerania. The
Swedish force in Lauenburgh increases, and a junc-
tion with the Prussians is talked of

For these three days past a report has been in
general circulation here, that the English having
landed again with considerable reinforcements in
Calabria, had, supported 'by the inhabitants, sur-
rounded and totally defeated and cut to pieces the
Army of General'MAssENA. The French accounts
from Naples, up to the sth instant, positively assert
that the English have all returned to Sicily, retain-
ing only the fortress of Scilla or Sciglio, and that
all the rest of the' Country is in the hands of, the
French..
Our letters from Paris speak of war as inevitable.
Transports of ammunition and artillery are conti-
nually in expedition for. Germany.
His Swedish Majesty experienced a storm in his
passage to Sweden, and lauded from a fishing boat
with ale Officer in attendance, Count DE LA
DIE. His Majesty travelled from Trelleburgh, where
he landed., on horseback, without any escort what-
ever, through Mahno, Lund, and Christianstadt, _to
Bekaskog, where he arrivcd on the 15th, at three
quarters past eleven at night.
Lord LAUDERDALE was very sick at Paris on, the
16th, when our last accounts tame away.

A considerable powder-mill has blown up near
Toulouse, but it is said that no lives were lost.
NAPLES, SEPT. 5..---Vesuvius has been at rest
since the end of June. It is most remarkable, and
what never before happened within the knowledge
of man, that this last time' on the 13th of june, in-
stead oflava,'-it continued for three hours to vomit
forth‘boililla hot water.
The Two Calabrias,those fruitful and hitherto lord-
ly Countries, are now almost universally reduced to
a desert. At Castel Nuovo, not a day passes but
some rebels, principally Monks, are executed before
the place. All the prisons are full of them. Here,
in the metropolis, we have some quiet and Order.
The presence of the French Army will not how-
ever, be in future a non-requisite.

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The disasters that have 'fallen upon the City anok.
Republic of Ragusa, during the warfare in that ter-
ritory, have obtained for thein, through the inter-
vention of the Emperor NAPOLEON, future exemp-
tion from the accustomed tribute paid to the Porte
for its protection.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. I 3.—The Palace of. Lacken has
been got in readiness for the reception of their Im-
perial Majesties-, The Guarcls, with the Emperor's
equipage, are expeeled here in the ensuing week.
His Majesty the King of Holland will likewise
be here. .

The Light Infantry (hat arrived here yesterday
have gone off to Luettich, .after the short halt of
one night.

(FROM A PAPER CALLED THE FREE SPIRIT.)

BERLIN, SEPT. 20.—One of the-most gratifying.
sights to patriotism was yesterday afforded- by. the
march of the troops from Pomerania 'to join the
Grand Army in Saxony. Yesterday the Queen's
Regiment of Dragoons .passed through, "the same.
that so gloriously determined' the first battle. fought
by FREDERICK the Great—that at Molwitz. It is
the strongest Regiment in the service, consisting of
ten Squadrons, the whOle of them picked men; ad 2
mirably mounted, full of fire, and of the agility de- .
rived from constant discipline. The Officers, dined
with the Queen at Charlottenburgh ; the Privates
had presents.' Yesterday some Grenadier Battalions
entered, which Move onwards to-morrow. The
diScipline, the_ determined spirit, and the eagerness
to engage of the Prnssian troops, is not td be
imagined, except by those who are witnesses of it.
Let the revered NionarCh of Prussia only utter his
royal!' GO .."T'.o FURTHER," to the destruetiOn
that is piepaiing to ovet‘Yheirri. Europe; and his
faithful Army vill.
,givp irresistible force to the
words".. It is certain that several Provinces of the
Prussian. MOnarChy have already intreatedpermis-
sion to raise Regiments at, their own exPence.
Piitts NEWS, vi LEYDEN, SEPT. 1g --There has
never perhaps greater aaivity prevailed ih the inter-
change of Couriers between Paris and Vienna that
at present_ and it appears, from the most corre&
intelligence, that the two Cohris are at this moment
engaged. in the most serious ..cciriesPondence. I\lo
two, days succeed each other-that the Messengers •
of the-twO Nations ne not Seen to pass one anothei
in some part of the Depaitnient of the Mentthe.

We were accdsed, at the last WeitininSter Meeting,'
Of illiberality, in applying the epithet ,offaCgoxis to
the purposes of that Meeting.. That as the, LeaderS
cif that Meeting were, upon wish worse than fri-
Oulous and vexatioris .aroun4, opposing the sense of
the Most • respeaable CharaCters in the City of
'Westrinster; persons admitted by themselves to be
true . filen& to the British Constitution, without
any hope Qt being,able to frustrate these respeetable
Characters m their ,endeavoUrs to support Lord
PEI(CIt, What could the obstrusive Orators have in
view but tointroduee uproar and confusion into the
City, in order to raise thetnselVes . into notoriety.
An attempt td didturb the public peace, without rea-
son, considering the mischiefd,that might ensue, may
fairly be considered as a faCtioud. measure ; and there-
fore :44 are by no means inclined to recant the ap-
plication of the tern to the turbulent proceedings
of aspiring Demagogues.
Tfig Afars.—A Bust of ',Ord ''Flu' 11-I,o'tv I,.vCts mo-
delled by Ravi', to Wheat the Venerable Noble-
in'an sat several times by desire of the PatticE of
W
itt.rs; Who has a marble copy of ,it in Catletdri
House. The ingenious Artist has since Made mar-
ble cdpies from the original model for TdmAs Ttivit-
wiiirri Esq. and•'l.l.io.lslAl.Jotli:E.S, Esq. M. P.
I•loariico-ry, hadnoW finished his fine equestrian
Portrait of His .M4.lEs•rv; which is to be placed in
Lancaster Castle. It. is . the best work which this
Artist h.:s pyo(.ll.l;.Cdi and is, a noble compdsition.