The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

STETTIN, JUNE 24.-All the Swedish Ships
then° -embargoed in our Pdrts have had liberty to
sail--

HAGUE, JULY '6..---Yesterday morning His Ma-'
jesty inspeaed the French Troops in the ,Maliban
in the twehingthe Obelisk, , elevated in'the centre of
this plain, was illumined with upWards of 2000
lamps. That side of this pedestal towards KoCkamp.,
represented a lion bearing. the royal crown, and
holding a sword in one Of his ws.', A transparency
on the same side displayed the emblem of fraternity
and resolution, in the- figure of a'French soldier
shaking hands with a Dutch seaman, and these two
friends getting ready to embark: in 'a Sloop bearing.
the Dutch flag. In the perspeaive, Neptune appear-7
ed attached to 'a rock, betbre whiCh several Vessels'
were, sailing. Upon the base of this picture were
-read the Words, « -Let us march together to
the freedom of the seas;,---That side of the pedesral
towards the Hague bore a trophy ofarnis and instru-
ments of agriculture;. and, iii the centre of an es-
cutcheon, his MajeStr'S Cypher, with these Words—
Five le Roi. The face of the pedeStal, towards the
tents, represented' an eagle, with this inscription
", The soldiers .of the li;uiperor -of the French-to
their General in Chief, the King of Holland, Grand
Constable of France."---The side towards the Wood
exhibited a military fasces, and some naval machines,
with the words, Five la Reine. An eagle, with its
wings extended; and bearing-the Royal Crown, d&.
corated the summit of this pillar.
MADRW,- JUNE 19."--..ik Memoir has been pub-
lished by,his Majesty's-authority, containing a detail
of the successful experiments which have been made
in this Country with a machine for pur4ing the
air, constructed by M. GUYTON DE MoEyEau.
These. have proved, beyond a doubt, that mineral
fumigations are an excellent preservative against the
yellow fever. A Physician, whose skill is equal to
his intrepidity (Dow MEGUEL DE CABANELLAS)
lately shut himself up, with his two sons, and forty-
eight persons besides, in an hospital at Cartkagena,
where a number of viaims had perished, and where
the traces of the yellow 'fever still remained, and
with no other precaution than mineral fumigation ;
they remained there forty days, without experiencing
the least inconvenience. .

RoixE, JUNE 20.—A new Regulation will shortly
appear relative to the .Ecclesiastical Discipline, com-
bined with the Concord'at. This Regulation has been
agreed upon between the Holy Father, and the
French Government.

FRANKFORT, JUNE 27.-:--General VANDAMME'S
division, that was on the march to return-to 'France,
has halted for some days pait.' Only a few Regi-
ments belonging to this Corps have continued their
route to Man heim. The Corps under Marshals Au-
-GEEEAti and LEFEBRE still remain in their canton-
ments, and it does not appear that they haie been
ordered to approach the Rhine. ,
The Austrian Officers, Prisoners of War, have ob-
tained permission to return home; many are already
on their route.

NAPLES, JUNE 1.---VCSIIViIIS continues to ,rage.
The crater still discharges a great quantity of stones
resembling hail. On the 4th and. sth a continual
noise was heard extremely loud, while* the thick
cloud that enveloped the summit of the mountain
was alternately penetrated by dashes of fire, amaz-
ingly vivid, resembling lightning. The course of
the lava ran to;;val-cls the Terre del Greco, and along
the eminence upon which the Cloister of Carnal-
duna is situtted,, and has extended to the distance
of four tnileS; destroying alls the trees, vineyards;
and. 'habitations it- has met with in its course.
Just n6l.V' it has reached the high road in the rieigh-
bourhood of Torre del Greco, while a great number
Of strangers and curious persons are repairing-to the
spot to be witnesses of the singular phenomenon.
-Last Monday his Majesty KingJosePn, accompanied
by his Minister SALICETTI, and several persons be-
longing to the Court, took a view of the lava. The
Torre.del Greco, - situated at the foot of Vesuvius,
with a population of i 5,000 souls, is under much
alarm ; hence_ processions have been ordered/ and
Priests, with ropes routicl Their necks, followed by
numbers of men,- women, and children, are conti-
nually passing along the streets. The fields of Obr
togano, at the foot of the mountain, are covered with
ashes ; and several springs of hot water have forced
themselves through the earth, and entirely ruined
'the soil. -Fresh shocks have been sustained at,Reggio
and Palma; which, as the inhabitants still remember
theearthquakes of 1783, have induced theni to move
into straw hits and cabins in the fields.

-FROM THE LOWER EC EE, JITLY I.—The King of
Sweden has introduced the Swedish form'of Go-'
vernment into Pomerania and Rugen. Neutral ves-
sels no longer meet with any opposition upon the-
Elbe and the Weser, and every thing is tranquil in
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this quarter.

A few days since, a Gentleman from London, on
•a'visit to,Mr. TEBBUTT, of Mountsorrel, in Leices-
tershire, took him, with another, in an open car-
riage, to a neighbouring village, where they partook
liberally of the festivity of the wake on their re-
turn, the Gentleman who sat in the dicky fell 'be-
tl.vedn the horses, in ,consequence of the foot-board
giving way ; the,other jumped out, and both` were
left upon the road seriously injured.—Mr. Toa7
'BUTT remained in the carriage, and the horses, with•
.the reins about their heels, ran, with great speed,
into Mount Sorrel, where- a Man attempted to stop
them without etrea, when turning up towards the
Green, Mr. TEBEUtT, by a sudden jerk, was thrown
out, and killed upon the spot.