The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-27 00:00:00

" Badenis.tO exercise all rights ofsovereignty thro Igh-
out the whole circle of theiViikau and the Ortenau, acid
ito
h&pili l posse§o' n'cif`trtt UtrtY=of Constance.

And Ittrtifitr, Austria cede.4lte whole tend firma in Ita-
ly, with the City of Venice,
.willt-Ffibul, Istria, and Dal-,
itlatia, to the Kingdom of Itaiy-
Theinternal CermanY, so far as it may
be afreaed by these chanies; be regulated by the Diet.'.'
Some -of, the terms.thUs stated- we knO* to haVO
been already executed, --but-if•lve;are to believe the.
010,16 of thiS statement, the hiltniliation of Austria
itrilideed cotnpiete. • We were 3 taught, to believe
that the presence -of the Nrehauke CaIARLES, with 'a
' numerous and well=appointed Many, had con:.
tributed to soften the rigorous terms at first pro-
'posed by the Conqueror. Notitiog of this, how-
ever, is to' be found in the- Treaty, the sub-
stance. of which has been dnis6tated. If Nye
are to give credit to
.the detail- thus oircumstan.
.tially narrated, Austria has not only.heen compelled
to -surrender.the keys of her Empire, but to open to
France a passage to the Turkist DOlxenious, which,
places the Torkiilt.Umpireala;ost at .the merry or
France. In cot gelling Austria'. to cede to -him
Frioul, and lialmatia {for whether they irt•
:annexed to . the Kiorlona of Italy yr tte Empire. of
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France is of little consequence), VONtIPARTE :had,
We h&c an doubt, In. VIL'Ve the executiamof a pro_
jet for4istnem bering the. Ttirkish EmPire, and,
by that • means opening himself a -passage $o .the
East. :According to. intelligence.ft-Om St. 'Petera- •
burgh,. of the 28th tilt, ail incre 'as'ed atalvity
prevailed in the Military Departmont, -and greater
exertions Were making for' the augmentation of
the Army than at any period of the War': :The.
Etnperor. ALEXANDER has doubtless 'foreseen' the
projeßs, of 13oN-xiA.TE, and prepares himself to re,
sist any attempt to carry, them into execution not
in the Plains of Moravia, but in, Wallachia, in Bos-
nia, it Albania, and in the Morea.

A long period will not
,elap4e, we are convinced,
before some attempt is made by France to wrest.

European Turkey not only from under the influence
of Russia, but from the rule of, the Ottoman Empe-
ror. The execution of such a plan will, however,
we have no doubt, be resisted by Russia.with all
her force and all her, •.power, and we trust • with_
success.

What line of policy the Court-of Berlin they for,
the futures think it wise or expedient- to adopt, it is',
impossible to conjedure. It is said, however, in'
k..eiters,fretn Berlin, that theEcoperor Amt/tANnita
was maid. expeeteti there: It:is also stated, that the
French. Party at Berlin had been uusuceesstial in
their endeavours to procure the dismissal of Baron
ilAaintinseao,,who stilkcantinues in el4c:treonjointly-
with AL. fattraw..

On Saturday 'morning Pantogsslis ApOtTSTA_, St>l
PAIA, and 7A)(ILIA, accompanied by Cieuesal En z•
nos and Colonel 104611R0W, took an airing on harts.
back in Windsor' Great Palk.

On Saturdays;-at twelve, HIS MAIgST't arrived tt,
the queen's House from Windsor, and was visited-
:llly the.Dintss oftYoilt, KENT, CUMEEELAND, and
CAttunaE, .Earl 'Clotriv, Lords HAWKESIMR?,
..fLI.ENBQILOtIO/4.211d the LORD CHANCRI.I.OII, who
had audience of His aAJESTT. At Ave o'clock
:His MAJESTY returned to'-Windsor. •
~- On Saturday the Russian Ambassador tpinsigied
.444iliess at -Lord Mulgrate's Office, tkorn oft- la
two o'clock.
Yesterday a Cabinet Council was, held. nt Lord
MULGRAVE s Otlice, 'from two till four o'clock
there were present the Duke of MONTROSE, Earl
CA,SSDEN, Lord HAWKESBUiY, Lord MULGRAVE;
and Lord CASTLEREAGH.

Yesterday morning at half past eight o'clock, the
Dukeof YORK arrived sat Windsor from .town.

% Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princesses
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and ANIALIAi accompanied by
General FITZROY, Colt DESBROW, &c. went to St.
George's Chapel, and heard' an -excellent Sermon,
preaahed'by, the Rev. Dr..CooxsON, from the 145th
,Psalm, and gth, verse. After DiVine Service, the
ROYAL PARTY took an airing to, Frogmore..
Orders are.received at Buckingham House tapre,
pare His MAJESTY:i apartment 3; as he intends sleep.,
ing there to-night -

Mr. Pirr's funsral is, vre understand, to be of
tended with the same ceremony as was Obsexced :n
-regard to his father,. with the difference .only of the
procession taking place from the souse of Commons
to Westrpinster Abbey, instead, as was then the
case,' from the House of Lords.
The Dover letters mention, that the enemy's
troops in the vicinity of Betilogne have begun to
manifest some activity. They were employed on
Friday in pitching the tents, on the heights, which
had been so long struck.

We have the'. pleasure of announcing the arrival.
of part of the Gibraltar Convoy. We have ltitelli;
gence of a date more recent by several days front
Gibraltar than that transmitted by the Lisboa Mail.
They sailed oh the 29th tilt. A vigient tempest had,
previous. to their departure, done considerable da.
triage in the Bay. Above twenty neutral, and seve-
ral English vessels, were,driven 'ashore ; -among the
latter were. the Sizr4h Ann, AII,4L.LX):, and eic4nna,
Fit.SLICIS, from Smyrna. The.kst was a complete
wreck, and thelOrmer, it was feared, could not be
got. otr.
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The Gazette 'of.Saturday, .contains Addresses to
gig Majesty, on the late Criariona Vitory, from the.
Counties of Anglesey, Ayr, Perth, the City of Here-
ford, and the University of bberdeeu ; Also. a Pro-
elaintion for continuing, until the end of the present
or, the bountie's. -and trave:lingexpenc payable
to Seamen on entering the 'Navy.
Lord Dix-mist 'elk town on Frilly, for Bath, in
a very inflitietein state of health.