The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-22 00:00:00

THE HyLIIBUI?GIi, 31.11 L.

VIENNA, APRIL b..----Count Buop, or Gefieral
ZEDWITZ, will be appointed successor to Count
METTERNIcn, as 'out Ambassador. at Berlin.,
Our COurt Gazette contains the following,,article;
Under the headltaly : -
The He-ad-quarters of the Hereditary Prince of
Naples,-who has with him his brother Prince LEO-
FOLD, are still at Cosenza; but.the Neapolitan Army,
under Count D4mAs, has advanced from Crati. The
Brigades Of, the French. Generals VERDI and LIICIII
have in the mean time advanced, with chang:able fot--
tune, into Calabria'; but no battle of consequence-
has as yet taken place. The Minister CALICETTI pro-
ceeds, aelively, in the organization of the Kingdom.
All the strong places have surrendered ; only the
Prince of -HESSE PHILIPSTH AL Still holds Out 'in
Gaeta, and has returned for ansWer, to the third
summons, that 'be shall defend the place, as be-
comes a Soldier of Honour, to the last extretnity.

• In the mean time the Eriglish Troops have landed
in Sicily, particularly in the vicinity. of Messina,
Two Ships of War. of flue first. rate and several
Frigates andArined-Yessels are crilizing within sight
of thy -I•larbour of Naples : it may therefore be con-
• Jeaured,. that the Expeditidn icily,'for which all
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the Vessels along the whole coast have been put in
requisition, will be deftfrred for some
The Court of NrapleiencOuntered a most dreadful
storm in,its passage - • •
The I‘,liiiisterS AlEnicrand CirtbELLO have re-
ceived their dismiSsion it.l3alermO. .

MARCIi 27.—N0 further accounts hlire
been received from. Cattarci since last week. Ac-
cording to an uncertain report, the Russians hiwe
taken possession of Ragnsa. The greatest AEtivity
prevails in our.arsenal iii building Ships of 'War.: In
almost all parts. of the Adriatic Sca Russian and
English Frigatqs swarm, so that our trade by Sea is
almost annihilated, and we can only carry it on 'un-
der Papal and other. neutral flags. The merehaiits
of Trieste avail themselves of their neutrality with

great aaivity.
MILAN; 'Miami' 24.--7-The. Army of Gen. Mift-;.
MONT,in Dalmatia, is ..daily receiving reinforcements;
the Generals of Division MATHIEU, DUMAS, VIG-
NOLLES, BOUDET,' GROUCHY, and NANTSIAPPY are
with it. At Rome the time is believed to be near
when the Spiritual: Power over the Catholic Church
will be separated from ,the Terriporal -Power over
the Roman Territory.
.Trent, and the
,Southern part of Tyrol, have been
ceded by Bavaria to the Kingdom of Italy.
MUNICH, APRIL 6.—lt is expected that Brannan
1,v41 be held by the French Troops till. the Bocci di
Cattaro shall be evacuated by the Russians.
A decided answer is expeaed by France from
the Court of Vienna.
FRANKFORT, APRIL B.—For several days past' re-
ports of the probaNity of a renewal of the war have
been very current here, and the Government paper
has sunk in value.
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With respe& to the report that a Battle has taken
place near Cattaro" between the French and the Rus-
sians, nothing farther is known.
NYERDEN, APRIL G.—Three Prussian Officers ar-
rived here on the 4th inst. and summoned the French
Captain who commands the place to admit the Pro's-
sian,Garrison ; but he replied that he had no order
to give up the place, and was determined to defend
it to the last extremity. Upon this the Battalion of
Fusileers of Solba, and a Squadron of Hussar* of
Blucher, advanced. The French Commandant cans,
ed the gates to \be shut, but, 100 Prussian Troops,
led on by Major DE COCFRANNE, scaled the walls,
opened the gates, and the remainder of those
Troops entered the City to the sound of Military
musid: .By virtue of a Convention, the City will be
occupied by the Troops of, the two POwers till the
affair shall be definitively arranged.
WISSEL, APRIL 9-.-7-Nothing,. haS , hitherto been
determined. with respe& to the Citiez of Essen,
Werden, and Elten. At Essen there are in every
honse three Prussiani to one Frenchman.
BERLIN, 'APRIL 12.—Baron OMPTEDA, the Ha-
noverian Envoy, has, set out for Dresden, where he
will wait the further orders of his Master. He has
had several conferences with Baron HARDENBERG
and, before his. departure, gave in a Note, in which
he 'protests, in the,name of .His Britannic Majesty,
and all the Princes of the House of Brunswick,
against the Occupation of the Country of Hanover.,
According to Letters from Kiel, of the nth of
April, the Prussian Vessels which are there have
received directions not to continue their voyage, but
to remain in the canal till further orders,
It is said that a good understanding is not yet re-
established between the Courts of France and Wir-
temburgh. M. DE WINZINGERODE, at Paris, has
not yet been able to, obtain an audience.
We are .assured_that the possessions of Hohen-
lobe, Erback,
,Linange, and Lowenstein, will be
immediately occupied by foreign
.Troops, and that
the Lords will be considered as vassals.
Some considerable aaions have, it is said, already
taken place between the Russians and. French at
Cattaro and Ragusa. The nutnber.of Russians who
-have Occupied the. former of these places .is said to.
amount to 10•,000.

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