The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-21 00:00:00

PROM THE PI?E:VCTI 13,112E1-ZS.

PARIS, 'MAY,P2.—It appears that the King of
iSwcdeti has laid an embargo on all Prussian Vessels.
I. his intelligeoce.would be incredible if anything
could 'be thought extraordinary coming from Swe-
den.-- 41cmiteur •
The .Palace or the Legislative Body was illaminat-..
ed this evening, in consequence of the eereinthly
which took place to7day, upon receiving the colours
froth' Naples. In a tranSparelicy, on the front of the,
building, the words." Napoleon the Great":--"
sterlitz ',..--7", Naples," appeared:
The Emperor _returned to. St. Cloud 'this after-
noon.

We have already announced that the triumphal
Fetes, which were to have .been,given on the 25,t h of
this month, have been 'deferred. .A circular letter,
froin_the Minister .of the Interior,,addressed.to the
• Prefecis, informs •theM, "that' the. Exhibition of the
PrOduasofNational'lndustry is also postponed,
The St. Petersburgh Court Gazette, in a list of
the Officers killed in the battle of Austerlitz, has,
mentioned, among oth&s, the names of the Marquis
DE -VILLEROT and Lieutenant Prince DE BR6GLIO
REVEL, both French Emigrants.
, .
.A baiin is going to be forrned in . the port of
Dieppe the Emperor has, already appropriated
200,000 francs tolbis purpose.
The Austrian 'prisoners of war are successively
quitting their respective Depots to return to their
own country:

Madam BiANoltAawascended for the sth time at
BOurdatix on .the 4ib inst.

1 The works along the coast of the Channel, which
ri have never been totally negleeted, -are now, going on
with redoubled vigour. k
FRANKFOT; MAY' .—We have' received • from
Vienna_ the- following: details upon the late rnove-
ments on the Russian 'Frontiers the. troops
under Gen: I;%;NNINGSEN effeeted their retreat to
Russia, after traversing South and New East• Prussia,
the grand Russian Army, assembled some months
since upon the Bug, particularly in the 'environs of
Wescz LiteWsky, - retreated a. small distance farther
off: This movement- some persons -attribute
pacific disposition of the Cabinet •of. St. Petersburgh,
'an idea which they would strengthen by the circuM-
stanceof several regiments belonged to this army.
having retired into the interim: 'Of Russia. Others
impute this retreat to a want of prov At the
same time they think, they discover -ie misunder-
standing between the Courts of NTWIi11:1, t. Peters-
burgh, and Berlin. • • It has also been renrirked that
a prohibition against•ekportin,g any grain and provi,
sions iuto-prussiabas been renewed to the provinces
of Atisfrian Poland ; and this prohibition has 'lately
been adopted in the neighbouring provinces of Rus-
sia.. It is otherwise confirmed; that a Russian. Army
is colleCting in, the environs of Kaminiez and Podol,
sky, and also near 2'qly. zy n in Volkynea ; and it has
been reported; that a great part of the Russian Army
on the Bug is 'to -have the same desti nat iOn. In fad
every kind- of news from Russia turns upon the un-
common aCtivity;politiCal and military, that reigns in
that country:

-The ifill&ed 'with nervous disorders, those 'suffer -
ing froth, heat or,change of climate, and thc2se who • .
labohr under .Wea4ne§S and relaxations, originating
in a variety of other causes, us well as these who
are grown old before- their time, by having ult•
guardedly plunged 'themselves into the commission
of a Solitary vice;—a beak entitled " Solomon's
Guide to Health," has happily been. the means of ,
recovery
,of the mind as well as the body, and ex-
alted them, from a state of melancholy, andddespit
to that of health, peace, and happiness. The
sive- habit here alluded to, is not confined to ilia
;gay, the giddy, and the vain—for, alas ! the rich;
the poor, the'young„ and those of riper years, even
thoseOf a serious and religion's disposition, are often
drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the com-
mission of the melancholy crime. All such shoeld
seriously attend to the observations and the casts
'described in the " Guide to Health," pride— 3s. Iti
that mirror they s iil behold the dreadful .conse-•
(pence; they are prooiring.to themselves, and. tiny
then, perhaps, be persuaded to retire .f oat that,road,
Which,. though strewed wifit flowers, is sure to lad
them on' to destirnaion.---Sold by Mathews ant.t
Leigh, No: t t 4., Strand, and by the principal A.:di-
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each copy, of nea,r 300 pages, with' engravings.

4' if 41' N ll'S.

GRAVESEND, MAY 19.

•
Passed by-the Pitt, Newcoinbe. from Dominica ; Satna
Croix, Parra, froirt Lisbon; Two Brother,, tram .Si.
Micbitel's'; and Carolus, Sibbon, ison.t.Harnino'.
Sailed—the Diana, Sibhott, ta,r ; Be!!, 'or
Newfound; and ; Nine, Hodgson, and Fox, Brooke; `for St.
Petersbul-OL.