The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

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JyNE 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ships ,Fisgard
and Dexterous from a cruize.

Sailed the Chatham with a convoy for the
Downs ; Porcupine, on a cruize ; Acasta , for Lis-
bon,, with Admiral MARTIN on board ; Dauntless,
for Cork, with a convoy; Denmark for the Downs,
and the' Antelope for Torbay.

' His Majesty's ship Escort is appointed convoy
for Guernsey and Jersey.
Sailed the King Fisher, HAYIqOND, with French
prisoners, to i• Morlaix.

The Adriatic, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
and the Helen, for the coast of Africa, will sail in
a few days from Portsmouth..

On TiiurSday fifty-one French Officers sailed in
the Hawke cartel, for Morlaix from Portsmouth.
The Hotspur and Acasta frigates are ordered to
th,e coast • .of America. The Nymphe is alSo ex-
pected to proceed thither.,
The Minden, 74, is taken out of Dock at Ports
mouth,, and fitting ftr the flag. of Sir SAMUTL
1109 D. The Scarborough, new 74, is to be laid
up a few months in ordinary.
Major-General BURN, Colonel DARROCK, 36th
Regiment, and a number of .officers who were
wounded at Badajoz, landed last week, from Lis-
bon, at Portsmouth.

On the 4th instant, a box, containing dollars to
the amount of'lool. were ,sent from BOSANQUET
and Co. the Bankers, by the Lincoln and Barton
coach, to the Bankers at Barton. On the Gth
instant, a parcel, containing Bank Notes to the
amount of 15001. was sent by the same house, by
the same coach, to the Bankers at Barton : both
the box and parcel w' re stolen. A box and par-
cel, resembling them, were delivered—but with-
out the contents, which have not been heard of.

FRENCH PAPERS.

At a late hour last night we received_ regular
sets of Monitegrs and minor Paris P;lpers to the
Bth inst. -They are silent as to the affairs of the ,
Peninsula, but announce the departure of Buona-
parte, from Dresden for Posen, at three o'clock
in the morning of the 29th ult. The Emperor of
Austria set out from that city at noon on the
same day. The King of Prussia was to leave it
on the 30th, and the Empress of France and
Queen of Westphalia. were to remain there a few- -
days longer. The departure of Buonaparte will
accelerate operations. The next arrivals will pro-
bably bring accounts of actual hostilities having
commenced. Admiral Dc Winter died on the 2d
instant at Pans. The following are principal
articles in the papers received.
PAEIsS, JUNE 4.—They write from Dresden that
his i)lajesty. . the Emperor left that town in the •
night betwOen the 28th and 29th, to 'proceed to
Posen. •
LEIGNITZ, MAY 20.—According to 'our Ga,
zette, the march of troops by the military road of •
Sagan, in columns of from 1200 to 2000 men,
will still last for sortie time.

PARIS, JUNE 6.—His. Imperial Majesty left
Dres'clen at three o'clock in the morning a the
29th, for Posen.

The Emperor of Austria set out the. same day
'at noon. The King of Prussia is to leave it on
the 30t1i. 'Her Imperial Najesty.and the Queen
of Westphalia arc to. remain for some days at
Dl'eS

POSNANIA, MAY. 22.---LYesterday the King of
Naples arrived here.
NAPLES, MAY 19.-L-According to the-':last letters
from Palermo, on the I.sth inst. the Parliament
of Sicily was to be opened to discUss the new
Constitution ; it was expected to Meet with great
opposition on the part of several Barons who are
attached to the Court-
A great want of provisions continue; to be felt
throughout all Sicily.
PARIS, JUNE 6.—On the 2d inst. died here,
Vice-Admiral de Winter.
JUICE s,—Letters from Vienna announce the
recommencement of hostilities in Turkey, with-
out, however, giving any details. The situation
of affairs in Servia has suffered no change.

FURTHER EXTRACTS.

LEIGNITZ, MAY 9.—The hdad-quarters of the
Duke D'ABRANTES are now at Glogau. All the
columns of thp 4th Carps will proceed thtre.
The Spanith rgin;ent, called Joseply.Napoleon,
arrived here yesterday. We yet know nothing
Jelative to the, march of GROUCHY and LAnous-
sAYt's:divisions of cavalry, which are partly cell-
'toned in the circle of Woh

ZEMLIN, MAY I.—lf public report may lit., cm-
dited, the advanced guard of the Grand 'Vizier is
already in motion, and great event 3 may soon be
• expected.

The Plenipotentiaries are upon the. point of
leaving Rudsehuk, and General KUTPS OW is goiag
to 'establish his head-quarters at Giurgewo.
LAYB AC 11 MAY 5 .—Six of the Caeriy!,.:
Zebecs presented themselves before Cadezzas.
threatening, as usual, to pillage the commune.
The National Guard
,immediately assembled, oc-
cupied some heights, and took a position for re-
pelling the enemy.

At the same time the Commandant of the Zara
flotilla sent a detachment to the assistance of the
inhabitants of Cudezza, when the English were
hastily obliged to embark and stand off.
TotmoN, MAY 29.—Six more vessels, lade:
with corn and rice, from the coasts of Italy, have
entered our port.

POSEN, MAY 19.—The Prince Royal of Wir-_
temberg, and Prince ADAM of Wirteinberg, who a:"
'rived here oh the 15'.11 inst. continued their jour-
ney the following day.
PARi6; JUNE I.—Persons coming from the army

at Dresden have been extremely astonished a
hearing the report that proclamations, or ordres
du jour, had been addressed to any portion of
the army whatever. They are not acquainted with
any Writings of such-a description. Those then
which have been talked about at Paris are evi-.
dently controverted, and credit should no longer
be attached -to the pretended intelligence from
Spain which has for some days been in eircula".
tion. These rtewsmongers Who pretend to be so
well informed should have told us, that on the
sth May, Marshal Duke of DALMATIA was in Se'
ville, 'Geueral DROUET at Ozuaga, Marshal Dube
of RAGUSA. at Salamanca, and that the corps which
was opposite 'Cadiz, was still before that town.
All other accounts are supposed to be false, ands
some osicers who arrived from Andalusia by Arai
experienced no other contrarieties than the
fall of some avelanebesin the Pyrennees.

These' details, which are authentic, prove-how
little attention should be paid to those incessant
babblers, and those Gazetteers, who every morn'
ing compose a bulletin of Europe ,from all the ab-
surdities of which they haVe dreamed the prec:',(l-
- night; true walking Gazetteers, Who run from
the country to Paris, and from Paris to the cowl-
try, increasing their collection with all the talPs-
- they fiud in their way. •

NAPLES, MAy 24.—We o-day read in all
Official Journal of Naples, the following article

" Considerations of high importance having
placed the King under the necessity of being
abent for some time from his States, his aaje''