The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-28 00:00:00

TROAII THE FRENCH PAPERS.

Marla), APRIL 17.—The Grandlmpli.,::.tor, the
Archbishop of' Sarragossa, has been exalted to the
dignity cf Patriarch of the Indies and of Spain.
The. day before yesterday Marquis DEL SOpORRo,
Captain-Ceneral of Marines, was interred with the
honourl due to his rank. ' '
Five hundred Prisoners arrived at BarCelona in
Cartels. They are part of the liegivaent of Castile
taken by Admiral NELSON on the passage froin 13ar-
celona to Mahon. . - • •

PARIS, MAY 15.—The following persons were
this day presented to leis Imperial Majesty :
M. DE TRECHESS WALBURGH, Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Ple4ipotentiary from the King
(41. Wu:temberg.
M. DE 5C6.1.1T, the ,Miniiter,of 'the Efe,aor of
Saxony. ,

Courts SICICENGEN and BASSENHEIM ; Baron DE
HAPTHAUSEN, and M. Sou z 4rHOLSTEI lc and SOLIZA•!.

BROTHELIEL

BOURG (DEPARTMENT OF LAIN), May 12.-,-.TWO
women who arrived at Lyons .from St. Lambert
on
,the 25th of April, passed that night there. On
the following morning they pursued their journey
over mountains covered with snow. In- conse-
quence of a thick rnist they could not see two steps
before them. After having walked a long way
they perceived they had gone astray they wan-
dered for upwards of three hoUrs over rocks and
brambles. Having reached the summit of the
mountain, they were descending. to the other side,
which was a perfea precipice. These two unfortu-
nate women, who became entangled among the rocks
which overhung-the pi-ecipice, were ahnost within
two yards of destruelion, whey they halted, either
through fatiue, or a fore-warning of their dan-
ger, and exclaimed, " Oh God, help, help !" A man
of the \ name of CLAUDE DAVID 'ROSSET, who
lived at the other side ,of the precipice, cried
nut to them, " Stir not a step, or ydu are dead."
By a bye-path he soon reached'the top of the'roek,
and there found the women, speechless through ter-
ror ; he- instantly endeavoured to place one of them
put of danger, but as he was assisting her she fainted
away. DAVID BOSET took a small bit of sugar out
of a bag which she had; and iptroducing it into her
mouth recovered her. He instantly proceeded to
help the other woman; but he had scarcely-proceed-
ed three steps, when the ice which had been, col-
leEted under hiswoodet. :09yci1 causeditiw to onp ,
he disappeared, and was found dead at the bottom
of the precipice. ,

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The House of Lords will this day proceed to take
into consideration, the Evidence given on the Trial
of Lord MEIVILLE ; and- it is generally believed
that" then Lordships, previOns to their final judg-
ment, will take the Opinion of the Judges upon some
legal Questions.

WE received last night the Aloniteur of the 16th,
but it conta:ns no intelligence of importance. It is
..incrular that not on word is said of the Evacuation
of Cahn) by, the Russians there is, therefore, still
reason to douot whether that important event has
tal;en place, notwithstanding tin very positive man-
ner in which it was stated in -the Foreign Papers

lately received.
Leiters from Holland, dated the 21st, state, that
13ONAPA RTE, has been at last prevailed upon, in corn=
pliance with the wishes of the People of Holland,
to relax a little, in form at least if pot in substance,
in his plan for the new Government of that Conn=
try. Louis BONAPARTE it is now said, is not to
be King of Holland, but " Captain and Ad-
miral-General and S.tadtholder," and the names
of their ancient Magistrates 'are to be preserved.
.Although BotsrAp)OtTE may have found it expedient
•
for tlk present to -consult the prejudices of the
Dutch,. by not forcing a King upon them in' the
first instance, yet there can be no doubt that he
will not desist until hit plan is fully accomplished.
In the Mean time, he will take effe&ual care that
his Representative in Holland, whether King or
Stadtholder, shall be invested with such powers .as
will leave th 3 People bf that unfortunate Country
without a single vestige of their former freedom.

- Sir HOMY NEALE has taken his Seat at the Board
of Admiralty and is to occupy one of the houses in
;hat place.
Sir ht4zl.B4.nt4AßEz had yesterday an interview
-with Viscoun; llowicK, at the Admiralty; preiious
to his retuning the cor4nlp4 at J:eFsey,