The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

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MAY `2o.—Major Ata-dei-
Camp of his Majesty the li;pg of 53,%*:cdert, arrived
here on the 17th; in the evening, dnd,delivered to
the King a letter..from his Sovereign: ite,Eet out
,yesterday on his return with the iiumer of his Prust
sian Majesty ; nothing bits transpired relative to the
contents of this CorreSpondence, but it is tbserved
'that the orders (-riven to the Garristinii of. Berlin and
;Votsdam, to hold themselves in readiiness to march;
not been countermanded. As the health of Gen.
,-ALkttEnTit is
,not yet entirely re-established, it is
sold that Prince ,Louts I:harms...AND will take the
't=iittArnand of the Corps under the orders of that
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YEN ICE,, MAY 5.--\\Te are still blockaded. by the
in, the mean while they work night and
day j'n.(-,nr Arsenal at equipping a i:lorijfa',-Wilich well
be more than sufficient to drive away the Enemy's
ships. As soon as 'the Russians shall have evacuated
Cataro-,,corfu, Zarite; &c. &c. Will be attacked, as
these Isles.,formerly belonged to Venice. The pro-
duEllons„hese Island-?i will revive our commerce,
and we may'expeEt prosll/4ous days afterpeace shall
be made.
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CONSTANTI;f6PLE, APRIL 20....-SiK dap ago a
Courier set out from this City for 6t. Petersburgh.,.
and four days since one arrived from thence, after.
which the Russian -Anabassador2-bld. a conference
with the Rms. EFFEiqpi, which ave occasion to
many reports.
It is said that only a ,Corp 4 of 10,000 Russians
will remain in the Seven Wands.
A French Agent, who
,formerly served in :the
.-tenel-, Army of Egypt in a distinguished capacity,
and Who still continued to reside in that Country,
ha3,6Cen.poisoned.
V'ttViq.A, AILY RASUMO the
ItuisiAt 'Ambassador here, haSreceived a ;courier
St- rte; ?ram tersburgh with
,adviee. th4t.frsßusa
.114gq11 ivi%'lj'esty, in coasequenOe cif the .ipress:ng-
solic`btionS Of Austria, has consented that Cataro,
and the Other plitces occupied by his Troop, shall
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be restored tO the Austrians, to be by them surren-
dered to the French. A Ti...;sian Courier has been
-immediately off to the Cominanaer at Cataro,
wh9, as he is prOvP. witha passfrom the French
Ambassador, take's:he toad by Zara; through
Croatia, and will arria 'at ills tlestination in 14 da?s.

HANII3URCH CORR'N'ONDEWfEN.
AMBinGH MAY 24.—Acc-61-ding to letters from
Prussift, received yesterday, Swedish,. Frigates ;have
appeared befoie Memel, Dantzick,..na.other Prus-
sian Ports in the Baltic, in • order to bloCkade them.
The Captain who has the command hefore Dant-
ick has informed the: Pilots that he ‘,7%f,i 'suffer all
Danish Ships to enter, and those laden with corn to

come out.. , .
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ITALY,,MAY 6.--The Commander of the English
Troops, in ,Sicily has made an offer to the brave
Prince of Hesse Philipso',al, who defends Gaeta in
so distinguished 'a. manner, to stippoz-t him' with
'English Troops; bat this the Prince has declined, de-
daring, "thtit his Garrison 'is sufficient, and that he

can rely, upon it.
ZENCtG, APRIL ,'27.---Itresterday, the_ March of
another Corps of 1.1 or 12 French troops v. as ;in-
:maimed. They are to pass througb this place in
three divisions ; circumstance which has .produced
sir uncommon rise in the price of provisions. To
furnish the French Arthies in Dalmatia with meat,
all the neighbouring islands have been ordered to
send their spare cattleto Zara.
The liiip„Jish have -landed at Cape D'lstria, and
detl33lldcd a heavy contribution:
STP:AtEktiNo, MAY 26.—This afternoon the peo-
Pie drawn !Or Fencibles are to be assembled for the
tirSt tithe in order to be enrolled. The fOrtreSS
this place is full of Troops, and the number hid-eases
every day.
COPENHAGEN, MAY (20.-=-Very few Ships now
pass the Sound, on which account the town of Hel-
singor suffers considerably. An English Gun-brig,
on its 'return from the Baltic, sailed for the North
Sea on .the 13th. A Russian Ship of the Line that
lately left this rNid is on shore near haunted,, but it
thought. she Will be sot afloat again.
FRONI Tile MAIN, ziMAY 17.—The confiscation
of the English therchandize in Switzerland has al-
ready occasioned a considerable division between the
Cantons .5 those of Basle, Soleure, Argau, Zarich,
and Thurgati, whitise trade is considerably injured,
wish to unite with Fiance. The rest, however,
protest against this union, though most of them suf.-
trinch from a scarcity of horned cattle, and accuse
the former of exposing the independence of SWitzer-
land. Both parties have sent Deputies to Paris.--
A vast quantity of goods have been sent from Basle
and Zurich to Lueern,. Schweitz, Altorf, and Chur,
but the Governments of these. Cantons refusing to
admit them, they were sent back again to the places
from whence, they came.
Private letters from Paris assert, that all negocia-
tion between England and France was broken off
Holland, Naples, and. Malta, were the principal ob-
stacles in the way of peace. According to the same
letters, the Cabinet"of the Thifilleries had dispatched
a Cotfrier to Lisbon, to demand the shutting of the
ports against the English.'
The public Papers contain the following article :
A note is expected at Ratisbon, which will ex-
plain to the Diet the bases of the new Germanie
Constitution."
DUSSELDORF, MAY 14.—According to the public
Papers, part of the Duchy of Westphalia has been.
in possession of the French Troops some days past.
They.are already at Arensberg, Brilong, Warsteen,
Rathen, &c. •
HANOVER, MAY 20..—The 'prAice of shooting,
at marks in public is *bidden by authority; and all
persons who afford Accommodations for these pur-
poses, have been informed thirt the pra&ice is sus-
pended for the present year.
St. I'ETERSBURGH, MAY 7.--PrinCeDOLGORUCKY
is to set out very shortly for the Turkish frontiers.
SwErAsu POMERANIA, MAY 17.—A Northern
Sovereian exerts himself in order to procure the re-
moval of the blockade of the rivers that affed tl.e
Hans-towns.
SWABIA, MAY 15.7—The following Order of the
Day has been announced to Marshal NEY'S Corps :
EXTRACT PROM THE REGISTERS OF THE SECRETARY

OF &TATE IN THE PALACE', OF ST. CLOUD.

NAPOLEON, Empetor of the French, and King of
Italy, bas decreed the following :—I. The Payrnas--
Or of theArrny, MEss EL is ca:ihiered ; by ant