The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-10 00:00:00

STVRDEN AND. PRUS'Silef.-

BULLETIN.
Swedish Head-Quarters at Grieswald, April
" According to reports from Ratzeburgh, the
Prussian Troops received' orders on the 14t1),auct
15th to pass the Elbe near'Hickacker and Arden-
burgh, as it was said, to take.possession of Lanett-
burgh. Upon the first information of this kind,
Count LOWENHIELM, according to orders previot sly
received from his Majesty, -transmitted. the ,to,
lowing Letter to the Prussian Commandant at
Lauenburgh."
[This Letter was published in The Sui of Tuesda,-,
April 2.. j

fc Some time previous to this, the Swedish Corn- •
mandant had caused the Prussian Proclamation re-
, - ;
lative to the possession of Hanover to bed sent back f
from Lauenburgh to the Prussian Coknmandant, who
had caused it to be transmitted on that side of the
Elbe..—On the 14th two Prussian Hussars were'
sent over ,the Elbe near Artlenburgh, to enquire
,
whether they could have quarters there—when they it
were informed by the Swedish Commandant; that .
so long as his Troops were in that country, no fo-
reign soldiers could b:!_admitted i upon which they,
returned immediately to the other side, declaring
that they were desired to receive the conniaunie,t; '' \ '
tions of the Swedish Officers with respea,
" Meanwhile the Prussian Garrison at Lauer.-.
burgh was. ordered to march ; their ammunition ,
was given out to then), and a Guard was plac,..“
over the Boats on the-Elbe. Every tiling seemed ~
to indicate, that the occupation of Lauenourgh, so,
long threatened, would be put into execution', when
information was received that General WINNING, , ,
at Lauenburgh, had received counter-orders•on ?he . -
13th, and that-the cartridges, &c. delivered out, had
been returned. .

" A Prussian Quarter-masterhad on'this' occa-
sion written to a Hanoverian Officer, M. DUIZING,
that as Prussian Troops were-upon, the point Of
entering Laueriburgh, he requested his assistance in
planning the route of -their march. Upon which
that Officer- answered, that he never could hiqe
imagined that he should be called upon to regulate
the route of the Enemies of his- Sovereign ; that
such ari..aft of baseness en, his part would be un-
pardonable'; and that the presence of •the Swedish
Troops was with him a stronger motive for fulfilling
his"duty as a faithful subject. ,
" On the 19th his :+ia,esty receivel a report -
frOm Count LONyENIIIELM, stating, that the route
for the, Prussian Trbops.,was laid before the Meck-
lenburgh Commission—according to which Colonel
nEEREN'S Prussian.. Regiment' of Cuirassiers, and
M. TSHAMMER'S Infantry,: were. to Commence their
march on the preceding day, to enter Mecklen-
burgh, and pass -through .the I-la noi'erian Bailiwick,
iu order to.proceed that
.way to Lauenburgh. At
Boitzenberg they were to halt on the 22.1, and that
day was, .fixed upon, for 'taking possession of the
Hanoierian Provinces on this side of the Elh,e. Aa
I had further intelligence that - a Prussian Lietite
nant had sheWn hirriself to the Swedish 'advanced
posts upon the Mecklenburgh 'territory, saying, he
had letters from the Prussian Comma4dant-to Count
LOWENHLELM, bordered him to be conducted by a
Swedish Officer to Ratzeburgh,- where he delivered
the folloWing .

-I take the liberty to inform-your Honour, that
I am charged by .His .Majesty, ihy Sovereign, the
King of Prussia, to enter the distriCis of Lattenborgh
and;liatzeburgh with a body of Trpops. In cbasc=,—
quence of the friendly connedion subsisting between
the Crown of Sweden and my Sovereign, I presume
your Honour will be inclined to avoid any measure
that may give occasion to any, disagreement. Your
Honour will consider, that-any fresh interruption of
the public mea,suret, connected with the welfare.of
the Noah .of Germany, cannot be attended .with
btmeficial consequences, as the, peace of the North
liars been an object admitted, as well on the part Of the -
Kingiof England 'as the. Emperor of Russia ; and a .
both these POwers; though (littering upon pther points,
have voluntarily agreed to the Withdrawing of their.
Troops froth Hapover.

Prom the-frankness of.your Honour's chancler,
I indulge the full confidence that the stores of meal
and provisions in LauenbUrgh and Ratzeburgh, being
consideredas. the property of. the . King of Prussia,
will remain untouched, • and be left in the condition
in which they now are. I have the satisfaelion of
renewing to your Honour my assurance of high con-
sideration, &c.

VON BEEREN, Colonel, &c:
,Lenien, April

To this Letter the following answer was returned:
«-1 have
_the honour to, send -you the Declaration
Which I was employed in preparing. AS I am de-
termined to obey the orders of 'my Sovereign with
punaluality, I have nothing. to add to the present. I
do not concern myself with political affairs; they
are inconsistent with the nature of my profession.--
It only remains for nie to assure your Honour of my
distinguished esteen't
" Count GUSTAYUS LOWENHIELSI."
" Head-Quarters;. Ratzeburg, April IS, 11106."
•
"On the 18th the Prussians from Lenz-en and
Perleberg entered the Mecklenburgh Territory, and
quartered themselves in the village of Wasmays. The
Swedish hussars there *posted; 'had, according to or-
ders, tetreated towards the main'body. On the 19th •
the Prussian Corps entered'Zarrentien, and hence it
is expeadd, that in the course of one or_ two days
evi!ry thing will be'cleared up ; that is to say, it will
be seen how far the King of Prussia will be inclined
to support his. pretended right by force of arms."

SPORTING lATELLIGENC.E.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRJNG MEETING, iSc6.

FRIDAY, MAY 9.

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