The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-20 00:00:00

TILE 11,1111BMGII 1114 M.

(PRIVATE LETT‘ER.)
nERLIN, MARCH the Convention co7:-
chided at Paris, between Prussia and Fiance, it 112 s
been stipulated, that after the .ratification of the
Treaty, the French troops should evacuate Germany.
NAPOLEON promised to do so ; but some new pre-
text will be found to prolong their stay. In the same
Convention NAPOLECN proposes a Treaty o(Alliance
between'France and Prussia ; but our King, in the
ratification of the Convention, modified this Article
so far, that the alliance is restritaed to a neutral
guarantee of the territories ceded and occupied.—
.About the 18th the French ratification is expeaed.

It is added, that the provisional .occupation of
Hanover by Prussia was not disagreeable to the Bri-
tish Government. It remains to be seen what whl
be .the effe6t of, the absolute occupation of it. As
§oon as the ratification arrives from France, it is ex-
peded that a Circular Note will. be
.sent to all the
Prussian Ministers, to be communicated to'tbe Courts
:where they reside.
As it is said, BaronjtaßntNßEßP would have no
concern with the late Negotiations with France:, he
.wished to resign, but was prevailed on to continue
in office.

A private letter from Vienna, of the sth inst. says
that the Austrian GoVernment had refused the rer
quested permission to inar,ch through Bohemia to
Venetian Dalmatia ; and it was declared, that any •
French or Prussian troops marching through Bohe-
mid would be considered as enemies. The French
have treated Trieste with extreme rigour, enforcing
all the contributions which, by thesTreaty of Pe:lct-.,
ought to have been remitted. Marshal MAssENA is
stated to have said, that'he had orders td treat Tiieste
with severity, because it had-supplied'. the English
Fleet in the Mediterranean with provisions, and by
that weans contributed to enable Lord NELSON to
pursue the French and gain the vi&ory of Trafalg-ar.

VIENNA, MARCH 5.--Our Court Gazette con-
tains the following intelligence) under the era-do
Italy : .
" The Queen, the Princesses Royal, and the
whole Court of Naples, have embarked on board the
Archimedes Frigate 5' and the king and Queen;,of
Sardinia on board the Prescovia Frigate, and have
proceeded on their voyage to Palermo. . The Crown
'Prince remained in Naples until the 11th of Fe -
bruary but, !on account of 'the unexpeEted and
'rapid advance of the French by the way of Salerno,
he was obliged, along
,with Prince LEOPOLD, to set
out for Calabria, where a body of I '7,000 chosen
men, under General Count ROGER DAMAS, united
with the immense Le.'y en Mass, have fortified
themselves near Lago Negro, in a position equally
advantageous both by nature and art. All the rest
of the Neapolitan Troops are already in Sicily:". '

Our Court Gazette contains also the following:
intelligence from Turkey.,:—
" The Ringleader of the Servian Insurs-ehts,
GEORGg, CZERNEY; hay made a wonderful prog-re.-s
in Albania. The attack, however, which he made
with so, much intrepidity upon Poska, wls totally
unsuccessful. The taking of Belgrade by the Ser-
vians, reported in .the ‘l-resburgh Gazette,
-without foundation. '

" The French Imperial Coloaa of the Guard,,,
BESSIERES, has again abandoned Ragusa, after e. st:iy
of six weeks. •

" The Russian Transports frortiNaples. are al-
reac'y arrived in the lonian Sea, where the Russian
Squadron, under Vice-Admiral SXNIAVIN, is also
cruizing. - " In Egypt,' anarchy and confusion increase
every day.".
VIENNA, MARCH s.—An Order was issued on
the Ist for reducing the Austrian Army to the Peace
Establishment. The French Troops who have oc:.'
cupied Dalmatia, are, it is said, to be permitted to
pass through Croatia. Three new Fortresses are to
be built—one at Ems, in Upper Austria ; \another'
at Villach, in Carinthia and a third at. Bruck, on the
. River Leitha, in Styria. The whole• expence of
these ere&ions is estimated at 18,000,000 of florins.
MUNICH, FEB. 27.—Marshal BERTHIER, Mini-,
ster of War, sets out from hence next week for
Paris. The last Column of the Army of Marshal
Seita.T, consisting of 30,000 men, which has' been,
hitherto cantoned between Lintz. and Brannan, will,
according to treaty, quit to-morrow the Austrian Ter-
ritories, and take the route to the Rhine through Ba-
varia. A considerable French Division is about to
take post on the Lech. How long it will retnail
there is not-yet decided.
THE BANKS OF THE LECH, FEB, 28.—WhilA
the artillery and ammunition from the arsenal ()1
Vienna are conveying to Strasburgh through Ba-
varia and Suabia, the mortars and larger-articles, too

heavy to be conveyed on carriages, are embarked on
the Danube. The latter are to be. sent to Ulm, from
whence they,are to be conveyed by land to Heil-
brun, then to be embarked on the Neckar and sent
to Manheim. •
The two' divisions of Generals NEY and Wm.-

TITER take next week a new position on the Right
Bank of the Lech,' from Schongau to Rain, wkiere
they will remain until the affairs of the North of
Germany are definitively settled'. Their head--i-pur-
ters will be at Augsburgh. These two divisis •
form a total of 1'9,000-infantry, 4nd.4500 cavalry.
WARSAW, FEB. 25:—Great uncertainty prevails '
as to the futures destination of the Rusian 'Arto
ourmeighbourhood. That they have halted is a ria
of which we have ocular dmonstratitn. Some
ascribe this halt to. the necessity resulting from sick, .
ness and forced marches ; because the Emperor, not,
foreseeing the.speedy termination of the campaign,
had provided every thing for the advance, and n's>.•
thing, for the retreat of his army. It is added, -that'
as to the reports of 'a new war, they deserve.no
credit, as there.are certain a&s.of folly which men
do not run into, twice; though the third coalition.
might be termed a. third ael,ofabsurdity.—(Batavi n
State.Courant).
ANSPACH,MARCH 9.-On the Ist inst. the. French
General REGNIER gave the Government of Au,,,,,5-buiih
buiih to understand, that lie had orders frotn'bis
vereign to give up the City to the King of Bavaria.

Yesterday se'nnight; as 'some wor4ruen were grub-
bing up a hedge on the Estate; of Mr. Jobti Barras,
at Fieldhouse,iu the County of Durham, they found
60 or 70 pieces of silver coin, of various s!ze.i„.:d
bearing the head of Queen k,LIZABETH.

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