The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-18 00:00:00

WE received this morning several Foreign Journals
to the gth inst. The A>llowing articles of intelligence
which we froi.. them, contain some interest-
ing particulars:

. HANOVER, DEC. 25. -- M. DE KRUSEMARK, a
Prussian Officer, has just arrived at
,the Head-quar-
ters of General TOLSTOY, to announce that the
Ru.sSianS'in Hanover are to be in future under the
command of Prussia. It 'is •not doubted that this
measure, concerted between the Courts of St. Pe-
tersburgh and Berlin, will put a period to hostilities
throughout the Eleelorate; but we know not yet
what is, to become of the Swedish Ariiiy and the
Anglo-tßanoverian Legion.

LetterS from Berlin assert, that the residence of
the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE in that City has
given =rise to very important political conjedures:
It is'believed that
,he is charged with an important
'mission from the Emperor his brother. It is re-
ported; that his Imperial Majesty has invited the
King of Prussia to accept the office o Mediator, to
restore Peace between Russia and France, ar.d that
the Court of Berlin has accepted that invitation with
pleasure. It is said that. General PFuxr. is to make
overtures to that effea to the French Emperor.

STRASBURGH, JAN. 2.—The subsisting- relations
between France and Prussia being of a nature to fur-
nish a well founded hope that the good understand-
ing between the two Powers will not be disturbed,
several -Regiments which were on their march to
join the Army of the North, in Holland) have re-
ceived.counter orders. General LEROL, is returned
with'his division to the environs of Mentz. Never-
theless they speak of an Expedition against lia_nover
to drive out the Swedes and English, and that Mar-
shal LANNES is to have the cointnand of the Exper
dition.

JAN. 3.:-:-creat preparations are makir4 'for the
reception of tll6 Emperor, whO is expv6tect next
week. It is said that the Elee.loral, Family of 13a-
taria will return with their Majesties to :Paris.
PA-ms, JAN..8.•,--His Imperial Majesty arrived at
Munich on the 31st of December.

Thenochefort Squadron, whose return to Port
we haVe already announced, was absent from the Isle
of Aix 161 days: they kept the sea 148 days.----They
took the English Cutter Ranger, of 26 gnus ; the
Maryland, frOm Guernsey, bound to Newf9undland
the Dover Ciftter,
.bound to. Gibraltar ; the - Brig
Plartus. , from. Gibraltar to. Grenada ; part of the
Newfoundland Convoy ; part of theteeWard, Wand
homeward-botind Fleets; the ,Calcutta, gulls
part 'of the Convoy destined for the Coast of Africa,
'and a great number of single Ships. TWenty:thrce
prizes were sold well at Tencritfc: Eight hundred.
English were taken ,prisoners.
French Funds 6() 3-sths.•

FRANKFORT, J.N. I.—We learn from N2uwied,
that a considerable corps of French Troops having
arrived from the interior of France to join the Army
of the North, received at Boggart orders to. bait,,
and the next day orders to proCeed to Franconia, in-
stead of, descending the Rhine.. • .
The march of the Prussian Troops is in a great
Measure suspended. The garrison of Berlin is even
on the point of returning to that city.

We are informed that Baron Bu nLER, whd; before
the commencement of ' hostilities, discharged.. the
famaiops of 'Minister from Russia, at MUnich, and
who has since been at. Olmut4, is .suddenly arrived
at Leipsic; -and• will be charged with the Negotiation
•
of Peace between, Russia and France. •

AUGSBURGHy DEC. 31.—Private Letters &orb liee7:
lin speak of the journey of Prince CbtiSTANTINE as
relating to proposals of Peace„ The same letters state
that measures are aboutto be adopted for a definitive
'settlement of the fate of Hanover.

RATISBO.,,PEC. HEDOUYILLE, Minister
of France to the Diet of the Empire, has received
from M. DE TALLEYICAND a Rscript, by which he
is charged. :to .deClare to his Highness the Eleaor
Arch-Chancelior, that his Majesty the Emperor .I.7tA-
POLEON has seen, with the greatest astonishment,
the haste With which the complaints of the Eques-
tKian Order, the Teutonic Order„ and that of St.
John of Jerusalem, have been carried to the
DiEtature. That Monarch testifies, at the same
time; his sw,prize that his EleEtoral lii,lmess
did not also, intcnvene the eNercise of his func-
tions when, the Au4rian Army invaded
It is said, besides, in Cut.; R•escrlpt, that the. Aus:riaa
and Prussian Courts had c3rried into effea long sinc