The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-23 00:00:00

teas horn on the /Bth of May, 11'4, tte was flit
'second son of the illustrious Wittilm Earl of CHAT-
nAsi, and only surviving brother of, the present Enfl.
He was never married. Mr. PITT held the Offices
of. First Lord of the Treasury, Chancellor of the
Ekchequer, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, -a
Lord of Trade and Plantations, a Oormnissioner
for the Affairs of India, Master
.of Alle Trinity
House, and High Steward of the Uniyersity of
Cambridge-,

SECOND EDITION•

DISPATCHES were this morning reeeivectby Go-

vernment from Berlin, which state, that an ar-

rangement had taken place between His PRUSSIAN

MAJESTY and BONAPARTE,iri consequence of which

the Ele&orate of Hanover is to be occupied by Prus-

sian Troops until the conclusion of a Peace between

the Belligerent Powers.

Orders have, we believe, been sent for the im-

mediate return of the British Troops now on the

I Continent, and as there are a great number of

Transports in the Wessel-, the Embarkation "will

take place without delay.

NAVA L NE WS.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2'.2.—Arrived L'ilimatle Fri.
gate, Capt. Bove ERIE, from the Mediterranean; and
the Jamaica Frigate, Capt. DICK, from Newfound-
land :---arrived also, the Margaretta, HARDING, from
Greenock.

The Prince of Wales, of 98 guns, which was or-
dered for the Flag of Sir JOHN DUCKWORTH, is now,
in consequence of Sir JoHN's being gone to the West
Indies, ordered -to join the Chminel Fleet for the pre-
sent. She will sail with the San Josef,' Admiral Sir
CUARLES COTTON.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Arrived tha American
Schooner feaeral Jack, Capt. COLLINS, laden with
sugar, cofee, &c. from. Boston, bound to Nantz,
detained by the Santa Margaretta Frigate.

Arrived the Caledonia, of London, Capt. BOAG,
laden with masts, &c. from New Brunswick, for the
Dock-yard at this Port.

By the -Nemesis, 32, Captain SOMERVILLt; from
Newfoundland, which touched at Lisbon, is learnt,
that accounts had been received from Spain, that
another French Squadron had escaped from Brest
during the absence of our Fleet in the late gale;;
however time will determhie the truth of this report,
though it was current at Lisbon.
The. celebrated Capt. BAuniN, in the French
Frigate La Topaze,' 48, i$ still at Lisbon, quite
ready for sea, and after all his vaunting and boast-
ing of taking the first British Frigate he meets with
When he sails, it is supposed he waits some opportu-
nity to get to'sea when. our Cruizers are blown off
their station. The Plantagenet, 74-, and Revolution,.
aire, 44, are at Lisbon, safe. '

Yesterday several French Officers, taken in the
late Prizes, went off on parole of honour
.to the
different towns near Exeter, They were escorted
through the , town, being a garrison town, by a
party of the Wilts Regiment.
An acting Captain is appointed to the Malta, of
74 guns, vice BUTLER, absent on Parliamentary
duty. • ,

FALMOUTH, JAN. 20.—Arrived the American Ships
Cornelia, POST, and St. Andrew, LFGRE, from
Charleston, in 23 days, with rice, sugar, and cotton,
for Falmouth.—Both Vessels sailed under Convoy
of the (United States Brig) Hornet, Capt.CitAu NC E
of 2o long 9-pounders, 200 men,.474 tons measure-
ment, and parted company four days after sailing ;
two days since spoke the Santa Margaretta Frigate,
which had detained the American Ship Middleton,
for Bourdeaux, and was going with her to Plymouth.

DEAL, JAN. 22.-Sailed the Pallas, off Dieppe;
Tribune, for Portsmouth ; Hecht., off Havre ; Archer
and Bruizer,- off Boulogne; and the Speculator, in
chase of a French Luger Privateer.

Put back the Prospeiv Bomb, with the outward.
bound under convoy which sailed yesterday for Ports-
mouth, and remains in the Downs with the. Ships as