The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-25 00:00:00

-*rat* the m NC II and AVM

PARIS, MAI- 1;7.--,The renioval of the swortt
aeCoration's of Ft ebnit cx. Ile toguthe v(ltl,
the colours taken from the Prussian Army, to, thii;
Hdfel of the' Invalids; took place this day with gr4.Ntl
pr rnp and solemnity. The, sword of the 5A0,-0:mo,
Monarch. Was borne by I\larshal MoNcEY, Art lkqrse-.
back, preCeded by several carriages drawn, by
horses belt:oo7g to the ChWfbignitilries. 11;t:.
Empire. The Colours were divided into font- p,:tif,
eels, and were. placed on an elevated car, zurroupded
by an escort of mounted gem-frormo. Their
attbe.Place of InvAlicis was announced, rat vast,
two o'clock, .by several s-ctii.s.tes of arti!cl.--7. The.Aay
was beautiful ; art immense croT.I apeedle 90,yq,cds
the Esplanade, and tilled the Lrruves of the
a4,Well-ak;the'adjoining ti.,...ulevarris. this cereintoniid
took place in the be. of the church. The Dis:.ol:-
pn the occasip-wai
:pronounced by M. Fotiq'iNg,sl
_Two large plies, containing the antiquities, of
)3,:1r11n 'and of 'Potzdam, with the chariot which
crowned the Brandenhourg-gate at Berlin, have oven
disembafhed at ,the quay of. NicholaL
cargo does, pot inchAtle the.o.s.Q caseg,whicit bad al-
ready arrived at the Napoleon .J.:Tuseurn, and contain
the tnag,nificent gallery of pictures originally belong-
ing t4P. .01e Prince of
,E-F. CASsEt, %nil OS
the most precious articles of these of Brun—,
wick ShaldShalutn and Wolk.nbuttle. It is said
that he jmperial Library lags PiTeady received
the curious tpanuscripts 'contained in that of WO!
fenbuttle, and which have ,been forwarded by N.
DENON, the. greaor-General of the'Napoleclp
seun>t.: • . . .

MAY 19.-7-They write from, Grenoble, that Otis.:
Legion of Reserve; which is 'l6 be Own-led in thy-ti
city, is already organizing-,. Twenty-six .14art-
rnents joinin its formation.
Gen. -Goverlior
Pagan, is appointed Ambassador to.eer4ia,. >3e
carry with "him-three hundred French Officers. uf
ditTerer4 classes,-and three htindred kirci)lery
the General's father has lnng beep consut-cenecil
of .Fratwe in Petsia:. - * • .

. .
The English Brig- Favourite, captured by the 4,-
pair Privateer, arrived at St. Valery on the 13th inst.
MADRID, INl4x •,trpopA will pass the
frontiers about the end of this month, to the
nutn-
ber of :2'7,060 Men, part by Cataloni:i,
,and part by
Biscay. The 5,001) men in Etruria` haVe com menet a
their 'March for Strasbn.rgh, where they will joiJa
the forces codling from' Spzin. .The united army
will go. to.l.4lentz, and thence, it is said, to occupy
Hanover, in order that the Spaniards Pay have 4
compensation In offer to the English; •' •
The capture of Mute Video hal not caused unfelt
sehsation„ ()Ong to the hope generally entertained,
that that it place will be retaken, like Bue-
nos Ay-res. The public fpods• have not been affect-
ed by the news,
It appears that there Is some dissatisfaaion with
Pottugal, who has assisted the Eceiglish too mach.—
Our Gazette complains of the conduct of the Gover-
nor of the Brazils. Nevertheless, it is thought that
a marriage between the Prince of ihe ASTUxIas and
the Infanta of
.Purtncal is in agitation, •
COgSTANTINOPLF,„ APRIL 13.-,,The Itossians have
stleceeded in taking the island Tenedos by storm :
We rkeived. this intelligence ,on the 4th. The Cm),
Pacha has sailed to the Dar-danelles, with six-
teen sail of the line, and a great number.of troo;.),
r!, retake it. -The - Enemy's force c:nsists of .tot.t.
l'o4sian and font. English ships 'of war
The
,Porte, willing to 'pacify the SerVians;
sent an Envoy to them, accont.W.iecl by a Frencil
Agent.
•
The troops aro,so much incensed against the Bus,
sians and their adherents, 'that some of the Greek
shops here have been plundered' .by them : thp
Grand Seignior has erdercd those shops Lci 4e sin 4

GERMAN EYLAU, APRIL Qg.---This day we heard
the ticing. on Dantzic very distirvAly. It is impos-
sible the place can lipid onf long. The Emperor
hpeacsiirtLesnt-717Lslielgiies,rebsitii:tietitiLev
he.ui~~pi. tiers sr
tig trLeaytir-1
at Finckeu-tein. The tinny also still retains the same
position on that side. Mar4ials BERNADOTTE and
SciULT are on each side of the Lo\%er Passarge,
Marshals NEY i3Ed DAVOUST are opal the Aile, ned
the Polish troops serve as the conneMing inedinni
between ..11,Irshals DavousT and iNIIssNA, The
latter remain.; upon the IN4ow,
• Tlie.,ltussians have long taiked,of giving us battle,
which is highly necessary for them, to relieve Gran
dent z and -Dantzic. Still, however, they conteor
themselves with feints and preparations. In a few
dav,,,pr.lbabiv, they will have t mortification of find-
ing they ii4oit lost their time, as the tali of Dant zic
witl add the force now before that to the Grand An ny.
Thus the situation of the French is highly advantage-
ous for them. On the other. hand, we cannot account
fir the irresolution of the Russians. General BEN-
Ntc;SEN has been at his head-quarters at Bartenstein
for this month past, His troops form a litre
from Konigsburgh through Helsburgh, Pas-
senheim, and Ortelsburgh. Upon the whole, the
Russians seem AS if they wished to ties upon the de-
fensive, which is ascribed to the Emperor's arrival,
previous to which_ they did not think proper to no,
dertake imy thing of importance.
Though the winter has. been uncommonly mild,
last week the snow lay three feet deep. It is ony
since yesterday that we have begun to feel the ai,-
proach of spring.
It is reported that the Emperor ALEXANDER was
expeeled from Memel, at General BENxTosEN's
head-quarters, accompanied by the King Of Prussia,.
However, it is certain he had not arrived there Orr
the 26th.

The Russian fasts continued till Saturday, and
have been observed with the utmost strictness. Pri-
soners and deserters, during the whole time, 6; e
obstinately refused to •partake of any meals with our
soldiers. The Russian horses are elying of hunger.

CORN EXCJIANGE, MAY, 2.5..7.7-Tbe. Prriy2].3 of
Wheat to-day make but an inconsiderable sup
fine samples fetch last prices, 'and other qirdiii,.>s
and 4s, per quarter cheaper ; a short supply (t 2
ley, which, with Malt, are likewise porly at last
prices; White Pease are lower ; Beans ; th„.,„
are several arrivals .of foreign
_Oats, and this traL:o
sully supports last prices kivur Oentitui, and

.rrom the LONDON GAZETTE, May 23, 1807,.

At the. Court at the Queen's Palace, tb 20th of
May; t 807, present,
The King's Mast Excellent Majesty in Council.
This (133, the Right HoiL Henry Pierrepont was,
by His Majesty's command, sworn of His 1112.jest)es
most HohOurahle'Privy Council, and took his place
lit the-Board accordingly.

Queen's .Paince,

Tie king,was 'this dac• pleased to oonferthe:Ho4
nialt. of Knighthood on Jonah Barrington,. Esq.
L.L. D. Judi of the High Court of .Admiralty, iii
Ireland.