The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

TIIE n_ii±t7hbri' .1YJI•I'

"tats.; Yrezzil; • inst:s...ad :of
evacuating Brant-I:v.lmi the Ist. according
to the stifju-lations. of ,the Tr,iaty. of PrOburgii, cOn-
Chine. tq Make it a place. of -arms, -300 ilivarian
peasants are cotitinuany- at u'rotik on the elitreach
Ments, and 60 pieces of,cannOn, -of a large -Calibre,
are already rnountedon'the-batteries. This hdStile de=
monstration, to which the•occupation of Cataro by the
Russians has given occasion, was expeEted. In the mean
time the FrenchGerieralshave again declared, that they
'will' leave 'Brannaur as soon as the Russian Troops
shall hase acuated Dalmatia. The Court of Vienna,
in consequence, yesterday dispatched the Courier
LAPOIrET to St. Petersbnigh: but it is believed that
it will 'find it difficult to extricate itself frOm the
embarrassment in which it is placed by the late events.

A. Courier from Palermo lately arrived, here. We
are. bat without inquietude on account of the de
monstration. of • B6NAPAR- TE to seize the Island of
Sicily ; bUt. all proper measures have been taken
there to oppose a descent. The Strait is covered
with Russian, .English, and: Neapolitan Ships, 'and
themtmost efforts will be made to prevent the Island
from falling into the power :of the French'. It is at.
this time, especially, that the English feel all the
importance- of their possession Of Malta.

We are assured that the French hive likewise de-
manded of the Court of Vienna a passage through,

Croatia.

M. DE MAYUR, Quarter-Master General, set out
lately:to iaspeEt the situations of Wells, Willach,
and Budv,lreis, which are believed to be very capable
of defence, should it be necessary again to have re-

course to arms.
A Wai between Rtissia and Prussia appears to be
considered here as inevitable.

WARSAW, APRIL 2.—The Russian Troops which
,
have remained several Weeks on' the Frontiers of
Prussia and Gallicia have begun their march to re-
iurn to their former garrisons. There is now only
one single Corps of Russian Troops on the Moldau.

. BAVARIA, APRIL 12.—Within these two days re-
ports of War have' considerably diminished. The
Marshals BER'NADOTTE," SOULT (whose. head-quar-
ters are
.still at -Passau),' and NEY, will leave the
B'aVariati StateS as soon ~as Cataro and •Ragnsashall
be evacuated b)f, the, Russians. The , quarter of tha
Inn, with Brannau, will, it, is said, be annexed to
Bavaria, for' which our Sovereign will cede the Ita-
.
Ban Tyrol to the Kingdom of Italy. The House of
Austria will 'be indemnified for the quarter of
the Inn. •

.Auc-ssimiott, 15.-,-Yesterday early the
nephew of the French Minister for Foreign Affairs,
M. TALLEYEAND,: arrived- here, and after a short
stay, proceeded to Memmingen. He ,brings orders
to Marshal NEY to; break up, with his Corps, for the
Rhine. Marshal. Souvr and his Corps will do the
same.: The RuSsians I}aVe evacuated Cataro and
Ragusa, and the differences between France and
Austria are accommodated: r , • '

(The report of the evacuation of Cat2trO, according to other
accounts, is doubted.)—Note of Hattt6upgh Editor.

Some Public Journals contain the following article
from -Munich. „

• , .
'" r Sovereign has received very' agreeable 'di's.
pat Ches from St. Petersburgh from the Emperor
ALEXANDER. The regal dignities of Bavaria and
\Virtemburgh have been acknowledged by this
Is Monarch ; and he is inclined to conclude a solid
- -
Peace with France, through the mediation of Prus-
sia. The Bavarian Army will in consequence be
placed upon the Peice Establishment."

LUBECK, APRIL 23,—T0-day, at noon, a skirmish
took place between Mollm and Ratzbourg, between
a smail Corps of Swedish Cavalry and a detachment
of Prussian Infantry. _ The Swedes were summoned
by the Prussians to retire, which they refusing, the
latter attacked them. Tne Swedes being too weak to
make resistance,, retreated to an eminence, where
the Prussians again attacked them, and forced them
to retreat entirely. In this skirmish several were
killed and wounded on both sides.

ROME, MARCH ;24. —The Garrison of Gaeta
amounts to (3000 men, and appears to be well pro-
visioned. It is besieged by 24,06 b men, and fired
upon from la mortars and howitzers, and 30 24-
pounders. Marshal MASSENA is at Reggio, opposite
Messina, where a considerable number Of Transports
are cblleacd for the conveyance of the French Army

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to Sicily.
MAR cif 29.--,The several Secret Consistot ies that his
Holiness has latelyJield, and the prayers he has put
up at the high_altar of St. Peter and St. Paul, in the
Vatican, prove: that extraordinary events are in con-
templation. It is generally believed here, • that
Pius the Seventh will resign, and Cardinal FES.C4
be raised to the Papal Dignity, who will reL
move his seat to Avignon, in which case the States of
the Church will be incorporated with the Kingdom
•
'of Italr.-

VENICE, APRIL 12.—Helvetia will likewiie, be.
come a federative State of France: