The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-17 00:00:00

MAIL.

§-r`stwltir.Gt, FEB. t.)E3 .--LT he Eie & oral cri 6e
Baden passed through this City yesterday - on
way to Paris, where he is to espouse•- the adopted
daug,ht6r of the Emperor NAPOLEON.. The Minister
TALLEYUAND Will, it is said, be raised -to .tlie dignity
Of a Prince.

VENICE, FEB. 15.—1 n consequence of a Decree,
of our Viceroy, Istria is to be the Bth Department
of the Venetian State. There is an unaiithentitated
report at Genoa of the arrival of a part of the Brest
Fleet at, Carthagena.7—On the night of the -11th,
four shocks of an Earthquake were felt in 'the dis-
trids of Panaro and Crostolo.
Utrt, FEB. 24.-4-Several Detachments of French
Troops, of which part remained in Suabia, and part
were on their return to France, have received orders
to march back, and rejoin. the Corps of the Army
on the Inn.
CANSTADT, FEB. 26,—The Troops which have
for some time been marching this way from Bavaria
towards the Rhine have within these few days
changed'their route, and are marching through our
environs towards the Danube. In:the same manner
the French Detachments in-garrison, and the Depots
in Suabia, are returning to their' CorpS in Bavaria
and -Saltzbprgh. •.
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41‘,IuNipx, FEB. 2.s.—Three Couriers arrived here
yesterday froM Paris The French Military Bufeau
is in full activity. Marsha bEaTutER has diparched
a courier from hence , to Vienna. In consequence
of the requisition of the French Minister at Wat,
the Bavarian TrooPs
.hzlve reeeived orders to hold
theMselves ready to.mareli. The most lively'expec-
tatiOn 'prevails here. 'We lopl;' fon.v:lrd to important
events. ,Verhaps the situation of.WortzbUrgh will
experience another change.
VIENNA, ,FEB. 28.—A Courier arrived. here yes-
terday frdm Paris with important Dispatches to our
Court ; to which, however, no answer has yet, been
returned. On the same, day. the • English Atnbas,,
sador sent off .a :Courier to London. , The Grand,
Master of the Teutonic Order, the Archduke ANI7,
THONY, has sent the Resident6f that Order at this,
Court:to Paris to conduit some Negotiations. , To-
day there is, talk of the:.march some Foreign,
Troops through the Austrian Territory. The. town
of Lintz is not yet evacuated by the French. Mar-
shaI:BERTHIER arrived here yesterday. A branch of
the Administration of Foreign Affairs has been Con-
fided to Baron THUGUT. •
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HANAU, MARCH I.—General LEMARRUF, and
other French Generals, are. ordered, from Germany
to join the 'Expedition against Sicily.
HAGUE, MARCH I.—Since' the restoration of
Peac'e on -the- Continent, our Government has been
required by the Emperor NAPOLIMN to co-operate
with all its force in carrying on the Maritithe-War ;
and Admiral V*RHEUIL is to concert with his Im-
perial Majesty the measures -necessary for that-
Purpose. The Mission of that Admiral has
wise a.,relation 'to several other important- objeds,
as the indimthities prordised to our Republic. Rear-
Admiral DECKER', who was condemned to death,
has 'been parchirled with respect to his life ;- but
fion,e other punishment will be inflided by the
Council of War.

NUREME-EitO, FEB. 27,—The French troops Con-
tinue to extend themselves in the Principality of An,
gpach. This day a detachment came from Furth by
the Left Bank of the Pegnitz, which will be quar-
tered in the villages above Nuremberg. Another
detachment possesses the suburb of Gostenhof, and
the Gate on the left of the Pegnim. The town of
Anspach is alsb occupied by the French. • General
BERNADOTTE'S Proclamation, dated the 24th,• from
his head-quarters at Anspach, has been 'distributed
through the whole of the Principality. Oh the
26th a- strong detachment from MORTIER'S
sion entered -Lauf and other places•in that neigh-
bourhood.

BANKS OF Tilt MAINE, MARCH I.—The Depu-
tation sent from Franktbrt to Paris has not been able
to obtain any mitigation of the forced contribution
of four millions. The relations between France and
Prussia are now arranged. It is believed, therefore,'
:that this *ill soon be Jbllo;ved by the return of the •
-French troops to France.
BERLIN, MARCH 4.—To-morrow the Marquis
VON LUCOHESINI sets out on Ins return to Paris.
His Majesty commences his journey early to-mor-
row. He goes first to Schewdt, and on the 8f h inst.
will visit Stettin, through which the last Rossian
troops are expedod to march on the 9th. Count
VON SCIIULENBURG arrived,on Sunby evening from
Hanover, but it is understood that he returns again
to-morrow. In consequence of the change of cir-
' cumstances, it is resolved that the articles purchased
for provisionina the' garrisons of Cassel,-Glatz, and
Neisse, shall' Co. re-sold
sop the 18th.
'LEIPLIC, MARCH s.—The Marquis.VON Luc-
CHESINI, who is on the point of returning from
Berlin to Paris, carries with him, it is said, a Star
of the Prussian Order, adorned with valuable dia-
monds, for M. TALLEYRAND, a costly Solitaire for
Marshal Dtntoc, and several rich presents fo; other
French Officers of Stute.
I.l,kst RGH, MARCH/7 .—A Russian Courier from
St. Petersburgh passed through here yesterday for
England.. The Etiglish Packet which arrived on
thcbth was six days at sea,but fortunately withstood
the terrible hurricane Hof the 27th ultimo. A defen-
sive alliance between two powerful States is much
spoken of here.
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CCTIIIA,VEN, FED. 28.—The English Transport,
the Doris, presenied an awful spe&acle in the stortn
which took place yesterday. ,This Vessel was ly-
ing•at anchor; and waited only for a favourable
wind to sail for England. She struggled Jong with
the waves, which ran mountains high, and rose:
from the midst of them, when she seemed over-
whelmed. The Captain threw out three anchors;
but though these were not sufficient' to enable the
Ship to ride out the tempest, and though her rud-
der was carried away, his, skilful roanalivres
served to dire& her. Ho was obliged, .however,, to
run her ashore near Ottendorf. The Vessel has
suffered considerable injury, but the crew and pas-.
sengers are 'saved. Among the Officers, were Major
VON ULMANSTEIN, with his; Lady ; Calitain Von
scnitoar.it ; Lieutenants DttreNnlzotos., Pc:i.N.F.-
itt, THIEL, &Cf. The Troops art;vactered at.
tendorf.

tRLANQEII, •fEB. strong -tlivisiod. of Elie

French Ailny, under General ,o A the 6th
entered Lauf and its environs, and the general re-
port is, that this Division. will direct its route to the
North-east. What is certain is, that Germany is
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menaaed with more great changes. . There is talk
of an Elcetor of Cleves (the Archduke FERDINAND),
an Eleabr 'or Westphalia (the D1...1,x of • BRUNSL
WSCK), au Elector of Sanerland and Paderborn (the
Landgravejof DARMSTADT), and an EleEtor of Fulda.
—(Abeille du Nord.)

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FRANKF6IIT, MARCH, 1.---,The French have to-
day occupied several Hessian village's in the'County
of Hanau. • There is as yet no, Garrison in
this City, in the vicinity of which abridge of boatsc
has been formOd.

The Vrenehhave to-day laid an ,embaigo-On:all"
Vessels in the Maine.

The Ffencb Troops.in our-enviraiis -have,received
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orders to hold themselves in readiness to 'ffiareti.''
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