The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-23 00:00:00

i7OREIGN .ENTELIGENCE:

Beeitsii FP. 7.—=-M. STEPVIANL PA6I A has,ar-
rived here as an Extraordinary Courier, toether
with a Turki§h Offiter of the name of IBRAiiim.
We learn that hostilities have a6tually commenced
between the Turks and the Russians ; prior to
which a loran] declaration of war on the part at the
Turks was made: •

HANOVER, FEB. G.--1 Lot Only witness the
coutiiiiial detachments , for reinforcing zhe Grand
Arrny, iii Poland, but even all the regiments -remain:.
lag in Gerttrny :re following the same route. The
Jsth regiment, of I're.nch Jagers are among Others
that have lately arrived from Parma.:

HALLE, FEB. tber fortresseS.taken by the
French, excepting Breslau, which is to be levelled,
are to, be put in a proper state of defence', and
supplied with provisions. Erfurth is among the
number ; and last week several, waggons with grain
were sent to, that place frcial the magazines h our
city.

ALTONA, FEB. B.—His Majesty the Emperor of
the French arid King of Italy has'been pleased to
send a Grand' Cross of the Legion of Honour to his.
Excellency Count BERNSTURFF ; a striking proof of
the good understanding which subsists between the
Courts of Denmark
.and'Paris.

SAXE-COBOURC,jAN.29.—The explanation which
our Governinent thought necessary to publi.sh to
vindicate the conduCt 'of our young Prince, who
since the death of his father has succeeded him in

the Svvereiguty, has been Met-I-canal. The objec-
tion that he ha:; served the enemies of France has
not been removed. Our country has. been taken'
possession of; in the name of the ['retch, by the fol-
lowing: Proclamation

AbGE/STIN YARtcwt., Chief of Battalion, Member of
the Legion of Honour, and Intendant of the Princi-
',‘ polity of Cobourg,

INHABITANTS OF COBOURG,

" Youflate Regent had given you the most es-
sential,proof of ltis love in, procuring your country
,the most esseritiat privilege of being enrolled among
the number of the. Con federated States of the Rhine,
and taken under the powerful proteaion of NAro-..
LEON the Great. That happiness you did not long
enjoy. The Prince, who was the natural successor'
of your lute Regent, was found in a state of hostility
against France and her Allies. By the command of.
his Majesty, the Emperor and King, we have taken
,possession of your country, which will now be go.-
verned in:his Ailaje4ty'S name, -Your Civil Officers
will: continue in the exercise of theiritmaions ;
your paternal. Government will also be preserved,
and the Courts of Justice remain undisturbed.

" We ,expeol that the Constituted Atithorities
'and the Citizens ,will second us with their zeal.
and,goucl,will. Every disturber of the public peace
will be punished with all the rigours' of mar-
tial law.

" AUGUSTIN PARIGOT.

," ViLLAIN."

4, Cobourg, Jan. 27, 18°7."

LEYDEN, FEB. 14.—The sum total, of the money
collee.:Aed here for the benefit of the unfortunate suf-
ferers by the late explosion amounts to seventeen
hundred thousand francs and a fraCtion. Tile sums
colleaed at the Brille, and at Voorburgh, are very
considerable; the former amounts to 5u 18 8 francs,
and the latter to 1550 1 0.

Warsaw is crowded .with the French troops to
such excess; that the meanest house is obliged to
receive four of them. Excepting a few corps, in-
tende4 as guards to the Tetes de Pouts-m tie Bog,
Ste. the entire of the French Army has retired be-
hind the .VistUla. The cuuntric BreiCia and
• Kowid, and from Dobrzyn beyond Flock, were
verecf with cantonments. Marshal Kr..t sKoY has
taken a hotie at GrOdno fur .his wit:ter quaiLers, and.
resumes the command of the Army 11,e morneni toe
season will adinit,of its a6tir,:. A RnSsian column
is stated in accounts from Vie,nna, to have arrived
at Widdin, by invitation trom PASWAN 0G1,915.
. The Polish ArrnY raised laV BONAPAItTIi is arse, ,bled
near, Broini)erg and MariensA;eider, in Polish
Prussia:. Great numbers' had deserted, in ce.ise-
quence which Marshal 13EnNADOTTE ordered
some of the inhabitants who had concealed thern,
to. he shot. The Austrian Army in Galicia, on
the 28th tilt. 'comprised 53,000 m,m.: a reinforce-.
ment of 20,000
,Cavalry is on its route from Hun-
gary, ' .

ST. Domucoo.—Further instructions have been
issued to our Ships of War and Privateers, enjoining
them to pecutit the vessels which had cleared out
from any British ports for Buenos Ayres and the
v(*:r Plata, Ao.trade with the ports of St. Domingo not
in posseston of or subjed to the controul of France
or Spain: We have been fayOured with a copy of
this important Paper.