The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-30 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

60LE:4 QUIS lI:CLItZ rALSUM AU,DEAT?

LONDON,

MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1806.

We received this morning the following private
Letter from Hamburgh, dated the 20th inst. We
cannot vouch for the corre&ness of the statement
which it contains, but it seems by no means im-
probable

" Yesterday evening it was reported here that the
fate of Germany was decided. There is no longer
an Emperor of Germany, but instead, three great
Powers, ,Amstria, Prussia, and Bavaria. The re-
mainder of Germany, Baxony, Hesse, the Han-
seatic Towns, &d. will soon be a Confederated
State, under the proteElion ,of the EMPEROR of
the ROMANS, which title BONAPARTE will as-
sume: He will be represented in Germany by the
Arch-Cardinal Ftscif. -1 C.annot vouch with abso-
lute certainty for the truth of , this arrangement,
though I be.l;ov-, it cannot "be doubted that it will
take place.'

WE yesterday received Dutch Papers to the 25th
inst.' which contain Paris intelligence to the Roth ;
and this morning- the two Hambaret Mails, due on
Sunday and .We:inesday last, arrived. The Dutch.
Rapers. are filled with the details respealing the
inauguration of the new King of ,-Holland.—
His Majesty addressed their High Mightinesses,in
very long speech, in which he eninnerates the sacri-.
fives he has made to comply with the wishes of the
People of Holland, and assures them that nothing but
his
-ardent desire to promote their ha ppi nes§ and web.
fare could have.; n duped hirn. to. accept t 1;; Crown ; and,
as if determined to omit nothing in his speech that
conkl insult or wound the feeling's of his new Subje&s,
. ,
he Wok care to remind theM of the prosperity' and
happineSs whiCh they enjoyed under the Princes of
the House (If qrapze; any to fc'nder the climax
complete, told them, that " this is the first day
91 the real' independenco of the United Provinces."
But the subje4 is really so ding' sfing and revolting;
that we niust decline roal,:ng any further com-

tr.ents upon it.
' The other intelligence brought bytlese Papers
.
and the is not of very 'great iinpGrtance. A
tendency to insurrealon has appeared in several
parrs of the iiingdoal of Naples; and King JosEPR,
rho. was mceived with 'such transports oiling by his
'new su!.;;ie,c,ts, 'and haled a deliverer,' hEits been
obliged to apply for large reinforcements of French
Troops toy keep them in order. The siege of gaeta
still continues, and the Prince of iigssE feels
self strong enough to tnalie frequent sallies, in bne
of which, however, it is stated that a part of the

garrison was cut off,.
It.is generally believed that Marshal sovr.T's Divi-
sion of the French Army now in Germany will im
Mediately march to Dalmatia. The Force which the
French are colle,cling in that quarter is so large that
it cannot be Intended merely for defensive purposes,
and it will, we have no' dpot, soon be employed
against the adjacent Turltish Provindes'.

THE report upon a certain subje&, of peculiar in-
terest a' delicacy, which is so anxiously expe6ted
by all who are not indifferent to virtue and hOnour,
has not, we have reason to believe, been yet com-
muniuted. 4s 'the feelings of the: people at large
have bkecn deeply interested in.the affair, we trust
i6t the Report, when rnade, will be rendered as
public as it w;11 certainly be honourable, just, and
hnpartial. •

Tim. intercourse between this Country and
France -still continues. Mr. EASILICO, the Messen-
ger, sailed from Deal on Friday for France, with
Dispatches.. This circumstance seems to .hal;e had
very strong etTeel upon the Funds ; they' rose very
considerably this morning—Omnium was at a Pre-
tninm of?. at twelve o'clock. • s

Tun Gazette of Saturday contains 4ispatches from
Sir* GEORGE BA.RLow and Lord LAKE, relative to
• the Treaties of Peace lately concluded in India,
which we laid l?efore our Readers some days ago.

:Yesterdny Tornin at ten o'clock the Royal Horse
Guards (Blues), the Stafford, or King's Own Mi-
litia, marched into Windsor Court-yard; where His
INIMESTY inspeaed them, accompanied by Count
MuNsTEA, Gen rals FITZROY and GARTH; Colo-
nels DESBROW and CAMPBELL.; the Band playing
God. Save the King" during the inspeilion. Soon
after DrIA.JESTY vas met by the t'rincesses Au--
013 STA. 'SOPHIA, and AMELIA ; they proceeded to
St. George' Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon,
preached by the Rev. Dr. NORVIEY, from iv. chap.
of/St. Mattbe,:,/, and 21 verse: Aftet Divine Ser-
vice the ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogniorp,
,i/here .INlYiat:sTy (Aped, • .
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