The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-31 00:00:00

EAST-INDIA INTELLIGENCE.

The last advices from India mention, that the De-
vonshire and Charlton were appointed to sail from
Bengal the 15th of December, for Madras, to fill up.
The Surry, . Walpole, and Lord Duncan, were to
sail the lath of February from Bengal, to join the
other Ships at Madras. The Ceylon, Preston, and
Phcenix, were about to take their departure for
Bombay. The Calcutta and Castle Eden were to
sail the 10th of November for Bencoolen. The
General Stuart and Carmarthen were to sail for Eng-
land on the loth of November. The Metcalf;
IsAAcs, had arrived from Bombay.

Sir ROBERT BARLOW was left Governor-General
of India, for the time being, in the room of Mar-
quis Coittn,vALLts, deceased. Sir ROBERT was en-
tirely in the confidence of the Marquis, and priyy to
all his Lordship's plans", which, it is said, he mean
to pursue until a successor arrives.

The Marquis's health was visibly on the- decline
'before he quitted the Ship in which he took his
passage out; and before he, had been many days on
shore, his appetite. failed him, and he grew daily
progressively worse to the ,time of his decease. He
was perfe6tly aware of his approaching dissolution
some time prior to its taking place, and employed
his declining strength in forming arrangements for
the guidance of Sir ROBERT BA4LoW, until the ar-
rival of a successor regularly appointed by Govetth-
merit. • • -

CooKE, the A&or, is so much indispoSed that
it is said to be doubtful whether he will- recover..—
He possesses so much sterling merit in-his' art,
that it is to be regretted that he -should be so-negli-
gent of his health, for the Stage, in, its prekat state,
cannot well spare so good a Performer.
Mr. POPE has, it seems, renewed his engagement
at Covent-garden Theatre; but' though he resumes
the sock and the buskin, 'he is, we find, too to
relinquish the pencil, in which it is but justice to
say, that his talents are not less distinguished.. . •
On Monday the 2. d battalion of the 83d Reginxent
Marched from Chichester to Bognor Barracics ; and
the ad battalion of the Ist, or-Royals, marched into
Chichester Barracks from Bognor and Aldwick:
On Monday a detachment of the i ath Voot march-.
ed into Southampton to do duty, in the room of the
detachthent of the 2d, or Queen's, who marched to•
Winchester. -

At Monmouth Fair, on Friday last, there was a
large show of cattle, but very few prime beasts. In
the early part of the day little business- was done
but towards afternoon the tratfic'became more brisk,
and numbers of lean stock were sold
.at rather re•
duced prices.

At Louth Fair, on Saturday laSt, there was an
mense show of fat cattle, which were chiefly sold.
Lean stock hung on imnA; ,T4e olchist inhabitant
does not remember such a large fair at that place
before.

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We understand from Mr. BOWYER, the Proprie-
tor of the History of, Englaild Lottery, that from
some cause; which he does not deem it necessary to
mention here, it is not till lately Oat the very' liberal
plan upon Which Ins Lottery is conducted, ak the
fair and honourable manner in which every, pur-
chaser is. sure of haVing. the full amotitit of hid pur-
chase money again, has been properly understood ;
that time, however, is at last arrivedi- and the con-
sequence is, that the demaird for Ticl ets. during the
last four or five weeks, has exceeded4tis utmost ex-
pectations, and cannot fail to raiS4S. the price of
Tickets in a very short time.

On Monday the Lottery begin. the first-drawn
Ticket will receive 10,0.22.1. indoperident
.of any other
Prize that may happen to he drawn against it. lne
.Tickets and Shares are on sale In great v.iriety at -
Swift and -Co.'s Old Office, in the Poultry, where
the only prize of 10,0001 shared in the last Lottery
was sold. •

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ANiicifYAttoi OF
HE fIRST MAIL.

VIENNA, JAN: 1.-Since the day before yester-
day- the French Troops -hare begun to leave our city;
they dra-w oft partly to Upper Austria, and partly to
Stevermark. •

Yesterday evening Prince JOHN of LICHTENSTEIN
arrived here frorn. Presburgh. His hotel baS been
left by the French General who occupied _it, since
the 28th. Yesterday morning he found a guard of
honour before
.his residence, consisting of French
Troops and the armed Citizens. In the evening it .
was left entirely to the Citizens. The people crowd-
ed to see his Highness, who is much beloved. He
caused money to be distributed to the poor, in con-
sequence of . his return. We are assured, that the
keys of Vienna will be returned to the same deputa-
tion which , presented them to Prince MuRAT upon
his entrance • into, this City. Others say, that the
Emperor NAPOLEON.has ordered them to be deliver-
ed to Prir)Ce JCHN of LICHTENSTEIN.
The French Troops who are in possession of .paper
money are extremely anxious to getrid-Of it. They
make large purchases, particularly of cloth.
Provisions still continue dear, notwithstanding the
daily supplies from Hungary. Fifty Couriers, from
this City, were the bearers of the news of the signing
of the Treaty of Presburgh.
PRESET/EMI, DEC. 26.—Besides Venice,- the
Tyrol, as far as the River Guarda, is ceded by our
Monarch. The dignity of Grand Master of the
'Teutonic-Order is, in future, to be hereditary in the
House of Austria. Bamberg is , ceded to the King
Of Bavaria; and Wurtzburgh, assigned to the Elector
of SALTZBUEGH, is tO be made an Electorate.
ST, PETERSEURGIL, DEC. 24.—The Chancellor of
the Empire, Count Woltorizow, who left public bu-
tiness about two years since, and retired to Moscow;
is dead.

MUNICH, JAN. 2.—Yesterday there was a Grand
Concert at Court, at which the Emperor ,NAVOLEON
and the Empress JOSEPHINE were present; and the
. whole city was illuminated in honour of the regal.
dignity conferred upon our Eledor. •
This day there has been a grand fete. The Em-,
peror NAPOLEON, upon entering Vienna, found
twenty-nine pieces of Bavarian cannon, and twenty-
: one stand of colours, which the fortnne of War had.
thrown into the hands of the Imperialists: this morn-
ing these cannon, &c.. were conveyed to the parade
.with great solemnity; the colours were borne by the
IlOyal Corps of Cadets, and were afterwards deposit-
ed in the arsenal. •
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tJAN. af ernoon the -Emperor
tEON, with a guard of twenty men and an Intrpre-
ter, walked about the city, and visited several shops
upon the parade, and was 'very inquisitive as to the
articles upon sal; where they were fabricated, „by
whom, &c.
Recruits arrive `here daily from several ,of the
iirovinces. The Bavarian Army will, in the course
'of ,a few months, be augmented to eighty thousand
men.
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Bavaria, it is said, is to receive a fifth part of the
contributions laid upon the Austrian Provinces, as
well as of the Artillery.
AUGSBURGH, JAN. .s.—The Grand Army of the
trench is already in motion, upon its return to the
_Rhine, in 3 columns. Last weekalarge train of cap-
tilted artillery passed through here from Vienna, for
which BOO horses had been put in requisition.' ' The
troops of Baden hat;e since followed ; they have been
employed in the vicinity. of Brannan. A part of the
Emperor NAPOLEON'S retinue has also passed this
way for S.trasburgh. •
According to private Letters from Munich, the
• former Eleetor of Troves has solicited the dignitY of
a Cardiu,d; and to be the Primate, or Archbishop of
the Kingdom of Bavaria.- Hisiesidence will then be
at the fine-Palace at EichStadt. • His. Highness is
nqw about 65 ,years of age, and enjoys an excellent
state of health. _ .

This day about 30,000 Austrian muskets, taken at
Vim, Wertingen, &c. were removed from our-depot
of arms., to be sent to Strasburgh. •
NTZ, DEC: 20.—As the Archduke FERDINAND,
hotwithstancting the interference of Marshal BERNA-
boTTE, refused to give up the Bavarian prisoners
taken on the. sth, Lieutenant-General WREDE re-
ceived the permission of the Frenth Emperor to
declare the Armistice it an end. This measure had
its etfea and the Bavarian prisoners, though not
above twenty in number, were released. However,
before the determination of the Archduke was
known, the Order of the Day, issued by General
WREDE on the 9th, signified that the Troops were
to re-commence hostilities on the 1 oth, in which
they were to be assisted by the -.French under M.
BERNADOTTE.

/3ANKS OF THE DANUBE, JAN. 4.-It is said that
the Archduke CHARLES dined with the Emperor
NAPOLEON. _ _ _

A marriage is talked of between the Ele&oral
Prince of BADEN and a Foreign Princess. .
Very great sales of the Austrian property have
been made by the French at Saltzbnrgh.
Private Letters from Vienna say, that the French
Troops, to the number of 60,000, under Gen. MAR-
moNT, are to join the Austrian Army, which is in-
tended to take possession of Bosnia and Servia, for the
Emperor FRANCIS.
The trade of Trieste had suffered no interruption
since the French have been there.
MASSENA'S bead-quarters are at Laybach. He
has ordered each Province to supply 2000 francs
monthly, for table-money, for the Generals of Divi-
sion, and 1000 for Generals of Brigade. The Em-
peror FRANCIS 15 gone to Presburgh.
HEIDELBERG, JAN. 6--Some disputes have al-
ready arisen between the Bavarians and the Troops
of Baden, on account.of some territory between the
Eller and the Danube ; the former, ,however, per-
sist in keeping possession. There have also been
some disputes at Nellenburgh. A great number of
Princes, Counts, &c. between the Iller, the -Leek,
and the Danube, who were not represented in the
Diet of Ratisbon, will now come under the CroWn
of Bavaria.

INSPRUCk, JAN. 2.—Yesteiday Itiarshal NEY un7
expeetedly arrived here ; he is to proceed to Klagen-
furth, and then to march with ,his Division to Italy.
There is to be a general Assembly of the Tyrolean
States on the Bth, which, it is thought, will be inte.
resting, since we are now become Bavarians.

JAN. 7.40t4l the king 3
Of WIRTV.IOUB GH and BAVARIA will be crowned at
Paris.
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-The Fretich Emperor, it said, has presented the
Archduke CHARLES' with, a valuable sword.

A triumphal arch, has been ere&ed at Strasburg!),
to grace the return of the Emperor NAPOLEON.
The King of WIRTEMBUR'GH is gone to Munich.
Seven thousand French Troops have entered
Darmstadt, and are ordered to occupy all the vil-
lages belonging to that Prince up to the Mayn.
Prussian Troops, it is said, have again entered the.
Distri& of Fulda.

The Arsenal at Vienna which was left untouched .;
by the French, is that which properly belonged to
the City. All the other,:pepots were for the most
part stripped:
MADRID, DEC. 22.--:—Troops are assembling near
Seville, whose destination is for Portugal, to compel
that Power to shut its Ports against the English.
The six thousand Spanish Troops first intended for
Etruria are now to make a part of the Expedition
to Fortugal. . .
iA:NsTEaDAN, JAN. 7.—New Naval PreparatiOns
are in agitation in our Republic.
Our Lieutenant YSBRAND has taken the English
Brig Manly, twelVe carronades, and two eighteen
pounders, near Delfzyl.
• Our'Marine Minister PYMAN, and Admiral VER6
lIEUIL, are gone to Nimeguen, to invite Prince
Lours to the Hague:
LUNENBURG, JAN. 12.—T0-morrow the king of
SWEDEN will remove from hence with the .head-
quarters. The greatest part of the Troops stationed
here, it is said, will repass the Elbe. Another ac-
count says, the Swedish Army has changed its po-
sition, and .now forms a line, the right extending
towards the Hamburgh Territory, and the left to-
wards the Prussian Frontiers. The King is at Boit-
' zengenr • •
BERLIN, JAN.
11,.—T0-morrow Count FIAuG-
WITZ
_will accompany the Secretary Legation
LoNxiAD to Paris. This journey is said relate to
a circumstance' of great inioportance to the` State.
There is a rumour that a person of Royal Blood
will be sent from hence to Petersburgh. The Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE shews no disposition for leaving
Berlin.

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ITALY, J. V.-Many rich families. are leaving
Naples for Sicily and the small Islands, under the
apprehedsion of some Revolutionary scenes; Gen.
LASCY has granted a Guard of Safety to,the Grand
Master. at Caseana.

HANOVER, JAN-. 12.--Tne Russians are, it is said,
to remove their head-quarters to this City. The
apartments over the stables are fitted up as an' hos-
pital for the Russian Troops. :The Frencli had oc-•
cupied these rooms before fbr a similar purpose.
The remains of the English German LegiOn are
expected to proceed 'to Harburg.
The good conduct and striet discipline of the
Russians is highly spoken of at Nienberg and in
the vicinity of Hameln.
HAMEURGH, JAN. 15.—Lord HARROWBY and
Mr. HAMOND, the Under Secretary of State„ ar-
rived here on the 13th, and yesterday continued
their journey to Gluckstadt, to • embark on • board
the Flora Frigate for England.