The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-08 00:00:00

P.IR/S, Psis 4

A Russian` Ccurier passed Fi-iinkfaii-the 2;t1! cf.
June, from 'Pctersburgh on his way to..faris,
learn from Amstenittin that
.preeise orders haye been
sent to the Ports of the Texel and Helvuetsitiys,
for the Dutch Fleet to be ready for 'sea at the li:st
Signal. It is said t:go,t the Marines 'encaniped at
Goree will be re-embarked.

Letters from Trieste of the x4th ofjurte announce
that the Coudeans anti Swissin the pAy of England,
were embarked on the 9th for Malta x they amount
to 6:50 men.

VIENNA,
.TUNE Mlla has been said,
even lately, of the hostile dispositions of our Court :
in the absence 'of material proofs of this important
fan, the partisans of the War have found in there-
LitiOns, always mysterious, of, the Cabinets' of the
several Powers, a support for their. conjectures, and
have imagined recalls and returns of Ministers,,
which must necessarily suppose an approaching War.
It is certain, however, that, to the present in°.
went, neither the diplomatic relations of our Court
with the other Powers, or the foreign dispositions
which have been supposed or interpreted for it,
will in any manner. indicate that hostilities must
_soon be renewed. Even lately the military stores
which were in the Fortress of Brannan have been
sold to the highes'..bidder : one.of the Continental
Powers, which had the greatest interests to discuss
with our Cabinet, Prussia, is pettedly agreed with
it. The great business of the Indemnities, which
might have so easily given rise-to misunderstand-
ing, is amicably treated between the two first
Powers of Germany ; and M. PrQuor, Secretary
to the'PrUssian Legation, is to set out it a few
days for Berliif,
.charged to communicate to his
Court a Proposition which is to be made, we are
told, to the. French Government, and upon the
sUbjea of which our Cabinet feels no anxiety, that
it will not have the consent 'of Prussia. M. de
MURAtIItIER, So.lollg,CXpeaeti, has already had his
first audience of His Majesty the ENtrEROII at Het-
ziodorf: The expedition which the Emperor
ALEXANDER has used to send dispatches to his
Ambassador, when he was still on his, journey, is
considered here.as a proof that this young Prince is
not less ready to -answer the wishes of our Court,
than it has been to communicate them to him.

VI ENNA, JUNE rB.—IL is said, that there is arriv-
ed a Courier nom Pans, with a complete plan of In-
demnities, and that,lVl. HAG EL, the Imperial Com-
missary, has received the same plan at Ratirbon.—
As the Prince of Toult. and TAXIS, the principal
Commissary, has deferred his journey to Teschin-
gero, it is presumed that the affair will soon be
submitted to the Diet.

BASICS of TOE ME I NE; JUNE 26.—The general
dept tit recruiting of the. Imperial Troops in Fran_
lonia is returrted 'to Banzberg.- The Deputies whim
the City of Nuremberg sent to Paris are returnede
We know not the result of their mission.
BRussEts, JUNE 30.—Letters from the Fron-
tiers
,of Westphalia shew, that the part of the
Corps of Major-General BLUCHEIt, which lately
made a retrograde movement, has resumed its posi.
.tions•Upon the Banks of the Ems.--r+ This circum-
stance evidently proves that the Prussian Army
which occupies the EleCtorate of Hanover is not
yet ready to evacuate that Country.—On the other
hand; a great quantity of military baggage belong-
ing to the Corps under the Command of General
SCH L ADEN) Which was in the Bishopric of Mun-
ster; is sent to the Regiments to which it belongs.
Every.thirig howe'ver, continues to be perfectly
tranquil in the
-Prussian States of Wtstphalia, As
to the military dispositions which continue to be
made in the Margraviats of Anspach and Bareuth,
as also within the inspedions of Madgebourg and
Halberstadt, we cannot divine the motives. The
German Gazettes; it is true, do not lose so fine an
opportnnity of supposing vast plans for,the cabinet
:of Prussia:

GENOA, jiJNE ia.—We are afraid that tie Eng-
lish will again blockade cur Port: It is said that,
they will extend the declaration Alfeady made •at
Trieste to. the Ports in the Mediterranean. By this
declaration they announce that all the Ports of the-
Adria:ic, occupied by the French; are in a state of
blockade:

Leiters front ltfeisbui, of the z7th of May; state,
that on the sth the Squadron of GANTit&AUME,
consisting of kout Sail of the Line and Two Fri..
gates, entered the Strait of Messipai
French Funds

The Subscription for the Relief bf the `'i'icicws
arid Orphans of the gallant men who have fallen in
Egypt, opened sortie time ago at Edinburgh; is gO.-.
ing or with considerable success; About ten days
ago 831.; had been subscribed,. and further totisi:.
derahle
.sums were expetted: The whole produce
will be under the direflio'n tit the Qornmittee
pointed here for the management of the Fiind,
der the sandionsOf his Royal Highness the DUKE of
YOKK:

In the Counties of Soniersefi Dors6; and Wilts;
forged Notes of one, twos and five pounds, .on the
Bank of England; have been very inatistriously cir-
culated; , Several of the wretches employed in the
circulation of them„ have, within these few day,
been deteled at Fronie, in the at of Uttering
them, and have been fully committed to take their
trials at the next Bridgewater Assiies: On, one
was fotind a letter addressed to a person in Miming-
ham; containing an order for a certain quantity of
largebuttons; and the same of small ones (a cant
term, no doubts for large and sr-nail notes 4 The
trading part of the community are extremely ap-
prehensive that these pratedings will ultimately
prove to them a very serious injdryi as it is difficult
to distinguish the forged from the true notes;
A most daring gan Of Jumpers-has been foitti-
nately discovered at. Plymouth very near twenty
are concerned, and about• twelve are in custody,
mostly shipkeepers and workmen on board,prizes.
They had contrived to carry on shore at different
times near-fifteen tonsnf,prize barilla. A waggon,
filled with barilla, Was stopped on Sunday night at
Exeter, in consequence ot an express sent .on the.
OCCOi€47l irom the Mayor" of PJymroutlrt