The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-26 00:00:00

FOREIGY INTELLIGENCE.

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PARTS, NV.. 28.—Wabin these few day; severa
Poles of distioiion have been observed to arrive in
this metropolis, about business, as it is universally
presumed, relative to the re-establishment of their
antient Kingdom. Among the number is Count
PoTocct, whose- family ranks among the very first
for extensive infiuenceand immense riches. - --_ '

The-Answer bathe Prussian Manifesto (which you
must have received before this) has been for some
days the subjed of conversation here.

The Prince Royal of Bavaria makes a short stay
at Nizza, where he is at present, and then continues
his journey from Marseilles to Milan. The same
accounts from Nizza mention, that a letter has been
received there, according to which the Dey of Al-
giers_ has commenced hostilities against France. Our
Gazettes state the smile la& upon similar authority.
The newest inthrmation we have fr'orn. the Repub-
lic of the Savans is tr small Comet discovered by M.
PONS, at Marseilles; on:. the loth of November.
.CorAnnably to M. La LANDIS enumeration, this
is thC .97 th:

HAGUE, Nov.. 25.—The_artillerrand ammunition
foUnd ip.Rinteln- consist of Go cannon, • and but 30
cwt. of powder, The.PrUssian colours which have
fallen into the bands of our-troops by the surrender
of Hameln are to4ae brought as trophies to Arnster-
dam. • • '

DORSTm Nov. 27.—Tbe 15th French Light In-
fantry came in 'here yesterday from Munster, and.
to-day continued :heir route to the Elbe. -This day
arrived several' thoutand wen, and to-morrow we
expel. more. All these troops; have been conveyed
on flying waggons from Paris to Wesel.
HANOVER', DEC. 1.-It is strongly reported that
,the territories of Mecklenhurgh are to be taken pos-
session of iii the name of his Imperial Majesty of
France.

STRALSUND, Nov. o.—This garrison has :been
reinforded by 1000 aien.from. Sweden. . •
BERLIN, N0v..29.—1n-the night of the 25th inst.
his Majesty the- Emperor NAPOLEON, with every
person and thing belonging to head-quarters, set off,
and, as we. understand, took the Way for CUStrin
and l',osert. The imperial Guard, infantry and ea-
apd the Corps of IVlarshal SOULT, broke hia on
tht....2Ath on ihe,rnarch forwards.
The _ Hereditary. Princess of. Hesse Cassel, who
was separated froth the rest_ ofter family by thear-
- rival of the French troops in Berlin during her lying-
: in, has b.eeti.paid 7.so.pounds sterlipg per mouth,
by order-of his-Ma :Testy the ,Ethperdr.
On the 25th bisExcellency,Mahhal I3RNADOTTE,
Prince of .Ponto-Corvu, arrived here, and afterwards
his Corps of the Army.

VIENNA, 'Nov. "19. There is to be some chang-
ing of place‘among our Army in Bohemia presently.
Four. army hOspifals are to be e,tablished in Bo-
hemia tor the troops there, at G•tsc.trin, Neuhaus,
,Tung Buntzlau, and Kuttenberg:
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The additions to the fortiricarkns at Brannan still
continue, and'the pat§age is consequently. refused for
commercial purposes. • • •
• . His Majesty. our 'Enaperor;. with the Archduke
CIIARLES the other Arch:l6.l:es, and Duke ALBERT
of Saxe:resell-2J, •Z•::. gone on a hunting excursion to.

4 large quantity of wi:;e i bought ley Baron
TO;taita, for the ie o our .4`-s.rmy of ObLry.',ltion
and la price of wine is consequently
t.2,y.intellirf-ice from -Breslau, it appears that the
Suburbs Li:. fte ground to put the
City in a ie.aainess to makc.
Letters from Fiume state the capture uf several
Fortitic..tions and Redoubts by the English, landed
'at Pola, . who have established a large. Magazine in
ithat place. The •Russian man of war which lay some
time ..at Trieste is now at anchor off Pirano, in
lAria, which. Port it keeps 'in observation. A
body of.troops- have been landed from six Russian
frigateS at Macarsea, and cut off the communication
with Ragusa;
The Emperor's Staff Physician KOENIG has re,,
ceived froM the Emperor of Russia a magnificent
gold box set with brilliants, and ornamented
His Russian Ithperial :Majesty's cypher, in compli-,:
meat for the care and goQd treatMent.of the Russiaa,
sick and wounded in-our hospital; last year.
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General KAMINSMY, *well known .by his cam—
paign against the Persians, has declined accepting'
the command of the Russian Artny,.which has been,
cffered him.

• POszu, Nov. 2.2.-liis Royal Highness Priiice
JoAtix' 1m arrived here yesterday, and was received
with every mark of honour by,Ge.neral Doi'iROWSKt
and the Senators in.this City.

PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL DOMBROWSKI;

" INHABITANTS Or POLAND,

:With the utmost satisfaction do I
,perceive in
you the spirit of.true Polanders, ztid therefore,can I
promise to myself the best consevences to our na-
tive country.. I expeCtof you, in consequence, that
every one-of you adhere tq the duties his station
—professional people -in their professional-occupa-
tions, and trades-people by continuing to their shops.
No person'sliall, on any pretext, dare-to.follow any
:persons belongin to the former 'Government—nor
shall they beinstilted ; . but every one shall be obe-
dient to the Tribunal established in the Waywode-
shaft. I assure you, that it 13 by peaceably add z6a-
lously condueting ourseNes that we shall 15:: render-
ed worthy of the benevolence of his Majesty the
Emperor otErance.

Domintowsm.."

" Posen; Nov. 7, 1806. "

13AMBERG, Nov. !M.—Prince. PAW, of Wirtem-
rburgh, in company with. a French *Captain, passed
.:through"Bayreuth.onAhc 13th inst. on his return to
Stutgardt. On, the 1,1 his Imperial HighnOss
Prince JUROME.was at Cuimbach, on his way from
Berlin to Paris.

NAPLES, NOV. 3. FM DIAVOLO is- in custody,
and was to=day hroughi under escort to the residence
of the Minister of Police, SALICETTI. He was
taken in the neighbOnrhood of Salerno, where he
bad been 'some'days alone, and had hired a vessel to
convey him to the English at Capri.
STRASBURGII tLNOV: 19.—A Printer was taken
by here yesterday, and the seals put upon his presses,
for having printed, without due authority, an Order

of the Day oftis Imperial and royal MajtAy, whith
is, besides, not authentio.
MENTZ; Nov'. 22.—The fortress of Plassenburgh,
-near Culmbach, mill holds out, but is surrounded

by the French. In Cuhuhach, ho,‘ ever, no fire is
kept up, except whit is discharged occasionally by
the garrison at those detachments, or straggling sol-
diers, who maypass within the range of the place.
BASLE, Nov. tO.--Yesterday was an any day

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for Basle. In the Morning a French Officer of high
rank, a Member of the Legion of Hon Our, of the
name- of ST. CYR, brought fo the Landartiman of
Switzerland, a Paper from the- Minister of Fiance
at Paris, wherein, in the friendliest terms, a
loan of. two Millions. and 'a half was required
from Switzerland, to be re-paid in three months,
with interest at - five- per Cent... This Letter,
with- the -Minister's Signature,' was dated the
2gth of OCtober, and was tU be Complied with; in
specie or bilk of exchange, within the space .of 16-
tours otherwise, as thisOaieer she wed by a writ-.
'ten seties'of mstruCtions, 2,560 French troops were
'to enter'Basle ; 'it also appeared by these Papers, that
the Commandant at . Hueningeti hadreceil,ed his
Orders to :thine-effea. The. Landamman ' called to-,
gether, with the utmost speed, the whole body of
the Metchants, the CoUncil. of the City, Council Of.
the Cantons, &c. and sent Burgomaster SARRAZIN,
and the Chancellor of State Moussox, to the Com-
mandant of Hueningen, 'to beg that he would defer
tlfe executioh of the threatened measure. Behold,
however, the Commandant knew
,nothing about it !'
This s:ruck every body with astonishment, and led
to the recollection that they knew a certain person
who was acquainted with the hand-writing' of the
Minister of, Finane... He was .sent for, and. the
whole deception discovered. The. aforesaid or
pretended M. SI. CYR was • not in the way
be had, however, promised to return iu the evening
to take the money with him ; and he in --faCt ap-
peared accordingly about seven o'clock. The for-
gery being declared to him, he fell at the feet of the
LaivasAmmAN, and confessed the whole a& of in-
fatny. He is now in custody, and will receive the
reward which he so well merits.
Ram:tor:ou, DE C. 5.--The rumours, privately cir-
culated here, of the victories obtained in Poland and
tt,Stettin,.. on the part of Russia and Praisia, have
not yet been confirmed. riambn%h has !lOW only
one French battalion for its garrisbn ;'but the requisi-
tion , are very heavy. • Seventy thousand shirts,
1.5 :00 pair of _shoes, and 50,00 pair of. boots are
to be provided at the expenee of the city.
Thie keep of a French soldier costs a Hamburgh
Citizen at least half-a-crown a-day ; and in the
suburbs some, have five or six quartered upon them.

The French have sold the Ships. -taken it Rostock
f'o'r 4g,'000 dollars. Those at Lubeck, Bremen, and
arnburgh, belonging to England, Russia, Prussia,
and ‘Svveden, are to experience the same fate.
• Letters from Dantzic, vial Copenhagen, of as late

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gt date as the 27th ,ult. assert, that the force of his

.Prussian Majesty still consists of. between 4.0 and
.
50,000 Men. Dantzic alone had at that. time a gar-
rison of 15,i)00 Prussian troops. very consider-
able Ritssian Curps bad passed Memel 'and its en •
vireos, and it was supposed that their intention was
to form a junction with the Prussians, and to endea-
vour to out-flank the French. According to the
same letters, the Russians have obtained considerable
advantage over their enemies' near Thum. A defini-
iiv* plan of operatins had been submitted by Atex-
IsnEa I. to his Prussian Majesty, and agreed to.
The French troops are in the most destitute condi-
tion, and seem unwilling to at against the Russians.
The severity of the' climate of Poland alone threatens
them With destruction, considering the light manner .
in which they are dressed. NArOLEON, ,aware of
this disadvantage, purposely stipulated in the armi-
stice, unratified by the King oil Prussia, that the
'French troops and their auxiliaries • should go into
Winter quarters in Prussian Poland, Silesia, -and the
rest of the Prussian dominions. _,The ,new Com-
-mandant of Hamburgh, General LAVAL,' is arrived,
and seems to behave with great mildness. The
threatened dothiCiliary visits, search of •-British.
property, have not yet been .paid..
By the influence of France, the Ele&or Of Saxony
has dismissed with disgrace his Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and his Minister of War. On the stli,ult,
the Eleaor himself arrived in Berlin, in hopes to see
NAPOLEON; but finding him 'gone,' and. receiving'
same disagreeable hints, lit .intended to quit Berlin
again in a few days. His Highness's arsenal is
emptied, and most" of the contents are transported iii
several thousand waggons to Poland. The Ele&or's
Cabinet it Dresdn, containing such a number of
curiosities and precinus effeCts, has been put under
seal by. NAPOLEON, it is thought, be sent
to Paris To save it was the design of the Eleaor's
journey to Berlin. The surplus of the treasure of
the Elector of Hesse Cassel has; by the direction
of a traitorous spy, been discovered by the French,.
in a subterraneous vault of Wilhelmsec. It is valued
at 18,000,000 dollars, exclusive of a gold 'and silver
table and tea service.

The French General MrcttAtm has taken pos-
session of the Dutchy of Mecklefiburgh SchWerin,
in the name Of NrouLEo-14, by a prodamation, un-
der date of the £Bth .ult. The Duke requested a
safeguard to go to Berlin,but it was denied him, and
he Went unproteLled to claim MAPOLE ox's justice.—
The reasons, cr rather pretences, alledged for this
seizure, are: Ist, because the Duke has three sons
in the service of the enemies of France;, .2dly, be-
cause he last year granted a passage to the Russian
and Swedish troops, who were received with joyful
acc4MatioriS by the people; 3(11y, because. Russia
Lavine,- occupted,Moidavia and Wallachia, the'Em-
perort.t\TAPOLON must Like some kind of compensa-
tion Until the period of a general peace.—The Duke
of SAXE \VELA! still remainsat Berlin.
Glogau has been bombarded for near three weeks.
by the BaVarians, under RROME 'BONAPARTE,
out , elle& The Vienna Letters, of the 22d, state,
that the Imperial Family ,remained there. • Most
of the Regiments belonging to the Austrian Army,
in Itobemia, have brcike up from thence for Galicia
and Moravia. The Emperor avows his, intention to
preserve his neutrality. The Dtike of 'Brunswick-
Oels, having been denied permission to
,revisit the
dominions of his deceased father, has gone to Swe-
den on a visit to the King and Queen:. •

Husbm, DEC. 2.—BoNAPARTE bas‘declared Ham-
burgh a free town, and leaves only a garrison of
Mot; French there. fur the %Outer. Even English
-gooqs, in possessiun- of Harnburgh Merchants, will
ix:respected; imports and exports free. . .
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