The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-05 00:00:00

LONDON,

THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1807.

'WE yesterday stopped the Press to eornyntitiii.ate

to the Public the substance of the intelligence con-

t 'aired in the Danish Mails. We have this (lay
t, 'aaed at length the particulars of.the tliffe.ent Ac-:
tic its wiiichtook place betwymi tli Rtm;ians

Fie tel-, from the 4th to the eth
At a late hour last night We received Paris
..and,.Duteh
Papers, the former to the 25th, and the latter to the
29th ult. They contain the 56th, 57th, end 58th
Bulletins, which also give.an account or tlese Ac-
tions. We are prevented by want of room from
commenting at length upon this niassof intelligence.
The French, of course, claim the advantage in every
one of the AEtions; but it is singular that if the
Russians were defeated on the 4th, sth, 6th; and 7th
of Feb. that they should have been in' -a conditi6n
to attack the French on the Bth ; and if the Russians
were so completely defeated on the Bth, it is strange
that the French, instead of following up 'their ad-
vantage, should go into Winter Quarters. We shall
wait with impatience for authentic accouuts respea-
ing-the9e Aaions, which, even from the French ac-
count, Could only have been, at the worst, drawn
battles, ,and which, there is strong reason to believe,
were highly, favourable to the Allies.
We received this morning the following further
'intelligence from the Continent :

ExtraEtof a private Letter from Hamburg!), Feb.
24 :—" A French Officer has arrived here, who
was present in the Battle of Eylau : he describes it
as the,most sanguinary oue that the French were
ever engaged in. He makes no mention of the loss
of the French. Letters received here from Berlin
state, that all the 011icers who attended when 7'e
Deum was chaunted, wore crape
,round their arms,
from which circumstance it was inferred that some
person of rank had fallen."

Extract} of a private letter from Altona, Feb: 24.
" According to letters received from KonigsbUrgh,
BONAPARTE has employed all the latter part -of his
'stay at Warsaw, in endeavours to detach the KING
:of PRUSSIA from his alliance, by offering him an
honourable Peace.- He has also used every means
to tempt Austria, by the promise of new territorial
acquisitions, to join him against Russia, and assist
the French to expel the Russians from Turkey.
Both proposals have been most decidedly rejeeted by
both parties.
" The report that the Austrian Gen. VINCENT is
commissioned to negotiate a Peace, as mediator for
the Belligerent Powers, is certainly without fpunda..
tion. The. General is only charged to obtain BONA-
PARTE'S final answer with regard to the Austrian
part of Poland, viz. Gallicia and Sodomeria. .
" PriVata advises from Warsaw; dated the 14th
inst.. say that NAPOLEON has refused to explain
himself explicitly, and only
‘amuses the .Austrian
General with sqhterfuges. Baron VINCENT, dis-'
gusted with this evasive condu&, had regularly made
every fortnight a report to his Court, on which ac-
count the Austrian Cabinet has ordered all the troops
which were to be sent to the Turkish parts of Hun-
gary, to break up from Upper Hungary for Galicia,
where.there is now a force of nearly 100,000 regu_
lar troops.

" Strong cordons are likewise drawn along the
froutiers of Bohemia and Moravia. BONAPARTE
funding that he could make no impression on Gene--
ml Baron VINCENT, and being obliged to leave his
winter quarters in consequence of the alarming
movements, referred the Baron to M. TALLEYRAND,
who is to amuse him, if possible, until his return.
" BoNAPARTE, has rejeaed.all, further negotiation;
in favour of the unfortunate Eleaor of Hesse Cassel,
whose territories,,it is said, will be immediately given
•
to the Grand Duke of Baden.. The non-commis-
sioned Hessian Officer, SCHUH MAN N, who was shot
Ott Cassel for being a 'leader of the Insurgents, died
like a hero. He would not sbifer his eyes to be
bound by the French; and when the fatal shot pierced
his breast, he was heard to exclaim—Long live the
Eleelor

Two designs against the life of NAPOLEON, it
is reported, hale been :discoveied at Warsaw; the
one washy a General, who, on being sent for by the
Despot; shot him Self: the other ;was by. a Polish
Lady; Who ‘'as dete6ted by FOUCHRT, the Minister
of Police, v. ith a dagger in her sleeve."

The trial of Sir Ho= POPEIAM was to commence
thiS day at Portsmouth. •

Sir JACOB ASTLEY and Mr. COKE were yesterday
ele6ted. Members int- the County al No rfol k , with
Get opposition,. and were chaired.

SOCIETY OF A itTs.L.--At a meeting held yesterday,
the Duke of NORFOLK. in the Chair, the Earl of
DARTMOUTH was ele&ed Yice-President, and Mr.
WoonFALL, Assistant-Secretary.
'The Dublin Papers state, that a temporary Chapel,
ereOed at Killyman, near Dungannon, in the North
ollreland, 'for the' accommodation of the Roman.
Catholics of that parish, was a few nights 2.:o.set On
tire; and bdrnt to ashes.

Government has.given orders that there be kept
on beard .His Majesty's Ships the apparatus and
plans of resuscitation of the Humane Society.
Government really deserve great credit for abolish-
ing the office of Barrack Master General ; the duties
of this are to be consolidated with that of the-Ord-
nance Department, the Master General.al which is
to. count -both in his ctlice. Lord Monti— delays
takin;.chare till Lieutenant-General Finwyrr nas
finally arranged and-given the Drportment up. vicar
.to m
previously- to his departing to his corm
in India. , ,