The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-31 00:00:00

lookocl updn here a; :.-ogurkig'well for the
tion of the peace of the Continentt ; and e.,per;%l:l-
- BUDEZItG, tbC
Stockholm, is Appointed ill the 'Vow P,rince
CZARTOIUNSKY..

FROM THE BORDERS OF THE MAiNE, Jt.,'F.Y 19.-
Count DEILIETTZRIZICII-WlNN'ElitniGll,AUStri:ill
AmbasSadOr at the Court of France, arrived here
yesterday. •
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On the 13th inst. Marshal- and - Vrince BERNA-
DOTTA reviewed the ;greatest part of the Army un-
der his orders, in the ereat,Plain near Furth ; since
which period such movements have been. made in
the corps as' announce that they will shortly break
up. The division whieh, Was cantotied in, the Cir-
cle of Schwabach, was, on. the 113th, expeaed in
the environs of Erlangen. The Head Quarters
were to be transferred from Anspach to Pommers-
fel de n

. .
The health of the Ele6tor or Baden is gradually
mending. The queue has been suppressed among
the, military of Baden. Some alterations have- also
been made in the., etiquette of the Court : no one_
is permitted to appear there in boots.
HAGUE, JULY .t.o.—Extrad frqm. a Royal De-
cree, dated July 16 :
We, Loots NAPOLEON, &-c. considering that it
is of the utmost importance that the public debt
should be respe6ted, and, of course, that the annual
expenditure of the State should be regulated by the
yearly income

" Considering, that the income for the present
year cannot be estimated beyond the sum total of
fifty millions; and that, the same, even by the adop-
tion of the means recommended by our Message of
the 14th, most probably 'cannot be augmented
yond 55 millions,: That, in the interim, 35 millions.
Will be requisite for the: payment of the interest of
the public debt, and that, of course, only the an-
nual sum of 20 millions will remain diposable for the
use of the State : consequently the expenditure. for
the last six months of the present year cannot he ad-
mitted to exceed ten millions. That notwithstandin
gy
and; perhaps during the present year, if no extraor-
-dinarreircumStances should prevent it, the.expthdi-
ture of the State will be regulated according to its in-
-come ;it cannot he deni;d,Ahat., in. spite-of all the
reduEtions which have 'already been, and shall yet
be made in the Departments of the 'War ancl Ma.;
rine ;. -and notwithstanding every • effort for intto-
ducing the striOest economy in every branch of,the
public expenditure has been adopted, it is, nev6r-
theless, impossible to reduce it during six
months,of the present year to the aforesaid annqn ,
ten millions; We have therefore decreed,' and do
deeree,

" Ist, That the expenditure. for the last six
rreaths of the present year ',shall be regulated as
follows
The Civil List 70,000“,:o
The. Governmett,

The Nlinistry.of Marine
The Ministry (t findliccs
'line Minister nf.the Interior

6-, ' ;0 •00-,VO
. - 1,888,00:oi0.
- . z,i,):,00,. :rh:o
17.5,.00:o:o.

. .
. . .
fire Ministerof the fort:tior, and the N
icetor. G enerr 1 of i ustice Aral the PoiiCC 3" ,000 ,000:,•:1
The Di redoe-Getiepi of Wur . op000,00c:p:Li
The Director-General of Commerceland
the Colonies

1 74,,G, o:o

Total 74,088,0oo:0:e

Given at Our Palace in the Wood, July a. 6, 806;
" Aid of Our ikign the First,

" Louis."

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Extran of a' Letter Pom an Officer on board
His Majesty's Ship Elephant, dated June 26):
' We left Portsmouth the 4111 of May,•and arrived
with the convoy here the t 4th of Jun.-. Our passage,
out, was very faVourable, and w hat still adds to it, was
our fortunate escape with the Ships under our con-
voy, as JEROME BONAPARTE had six sail. of the hoe
cruizing to windward. We never came, to. ;an
anchor in Barbadoes, but proceeded immediately -to
Martinique, and discovered. two of the Enemy's
Ships
,at anchor in Port Royal. We then jnined'
Admiral COCHRANE : at that interval two more
escaped ; but we were looking out for the other
two Ships; in order to' intercept them. We made
.to the East end of Martinique, and sent the bail
in-shore, on Tuesday morning the e3d, when she
made the signal for an Enemy.—We gave chace with
adintention to have cut them off before they got up
with the Diamond Rock ; but they were fortunate in
getting in, (although we pursued them so close that
we Were within gun-shot of thein for nearly half an
hour), when they got shelter under their batteries.
II we had been successful enough to have discovered
them an hdur sooner, we should have had the plea-
'Suye of displaying the English Colours at the mast
heads in lieu of their French. From the intelligence
We received; we were- led to .believe that they had
proCeeded on to, India. Probably they 'went part of
the passage, hut hearing the Cipe of Good Hope
was taken, declined going further, and came here
with an intention of joining. the Ships that were
taken at St., DorningO, as• he was totally ignarant of
that action. We dispatched the Seorpiln Brig for
Jamaica, in order to be reinforced, for we have but
-three Line-of-Battle Ships here, and consequently
cannot look at them."

CRICKET.—The grand match in Lord's Ground on
Monday, July 28, atid following day-s, for five hundred
guineas, nine Gentlemen of the St. Alban's Club,with
Lord F. BEAUCLERK and BELDAM, against eleven
of Rickmansworth and Uxbridge, ended a tie game,
the runs being eqUal on each side, and is t)ie only in-
stance of the kind that has occurred these some years.
—Six to four on St. "Alban's at starting : after the
first innings, two to one on Riekmansworth.

THE ARTS.—NORTIICOTE has begun an eques-
trian portrait of His MAJESTY.

HoLLowAY, the Engraver, has produced an ad-
mirable Print of Paul preaching at Athens, one of his
intended series of RAPHAEL S celebrated Cartoons,
under the patronage of His MAJESTY.
The Bust of our late illustrious Statesman and Pa-
triot, Mr. PITT, by NOLLEKENS, is an exquisite spe-
cimen of art as well as an exaa and animated like-
ness. The ingenious Artist has received orders fqr
thirty-two copies in marble, :rum the private friends
of the lamented original.

A very fine Monument to the memory of the gal-
lant ABERCHOMBY is nearly finished. The depart-
ed hero is represented on horseback, just as he had
received that wound which deprived his country of
one of its greatest military supporters. This work,
'for which the. Artist is to hare 60001. is the produc
lion Of WEsTmAcoTT, jun. and it will do honour to
living genius as well as to departed heroism.