The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-08 00:00:00

FURTHER EXTRACTS.

GOTTENBURG, JU..E Narbonne has
passes! through Berlin, as the bearer of dispatches
from the French Governmeint, to the Emperor of
Russia at Mina.

The convoy frOm Leith came in on Thursday
and Friday: they experienced a heavy gale in-the
North Sea, in which some of them were (Es-

masted

A -ralliot from London, under Prussian colours,

.has been taken by a Danis]) row-boat, and re-
tatken by his Majesty's ship Erebus, and sent into

Wing° Sound.

'BERLIN, MAY 21.—0 n the 18th, at seven
o'clock in the morning, his Majesty the King of
Italy suddenly arrived here byway of Potsdam,
under the name of Baron Dery : he alighted at the
first inn in the town, the Russian hotel. The
suite of his Majesty, consisting of two Aides-de-
Camp, &c. &c, arrived shortly after. His Ma-
jesty's journey to the army has been very quick,
as he left- Naples on the 20th April, after review-
ing the troops, and arrived at Paris' on the 6th
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May, where he remained but a short time.. He

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through this city.

BANKS OF tHE MAIN, NAY 2.,--S.:eme journals
announce that foreign troops entered Leip:;ic
„mediately after the fair had dosed. The corps
dlirmee, under Marshal MorsTiEr;„ now occupy
:hat town and its neighbourhood.
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OREBRO, APRIL 10.—mis .sfajesty the
who left Stockholm on the: 9th inst. slept at
..Ek.olsund, from whence, on the folloWng day,
he continued his journey to 'Sit.ronisl.lolm, where
he remained for the night. On the ilth;hisMa,.
jesty dev.:ted from thence, andarrived heie, -in
perfect health, at si;:s: o'clfick in the'cvening. His
„Royal Highness:.the (.;;.)-,1-n Prince-, and the Duke
of Sudernianiti, al.:rived ti O hours before.,
OttEßno, Arita: 17.--7-'11i81\10)74 M:liestYlhas
ceiVi2d a submissiV'e rz.>.pf.;rt froth KLifiET,
Commander of the frigate Chaiiiitan; stating his
having,
,at day-break of the 1 2th:inst.- discovered
a lugger, to which he gave chace, an.d captured.:
her at eight o'clock. She proved to be the French
privateer Le Torture,. commanded- by Capt.
CHARE-T, mounted with two lat4e ,gunS and
some swivels, a:id 21 men. The privateer was
on- the Same day carried into'Carlserona. ,

• On Saturday night a most daringrobbery was
committed at 'the byeenur Theatre,,.bf a fellow
• drf;ssed'in so respectable. a manner as almost to
defy suspicion, except the. property..,was: found
Upon him 5 fortunately in thiS chart.,:e that' was the
Case. • .The particulars • are as follow
Bennett, a bricklayer, went .to the one-shilling-
gallery of the above Theatre,' on Saturday 6-en-
, He left the 'gallery to go oat,which was just
• before. thoge coining in at half-price were 'ad-
mitted • .he ,found a number persont; waiting to
be let in, and it was with.conSider.able difficulty he
could pass 'between them, oneirian, in particular,
pressing very hard against his.stomach, and he,
,-conceiVing'it 'to be unnecessarily, asked, him. the
cause; at the:Same-instant he missed his Watch,
and observed it hanging, by the ribbon the
Man's hand, who let it drop. One witness said, ,1
in his hurry, he Could not tell whether he picked
it up, or any other person. A- young man NirhO
was present, swore that he saw the prisoner take
• the watch out of the prosec,ltor's pocket ; sari
in his hand, and saw him J.l .•i fail. .IJonaldso:i,
the constable belonging to Covent-garden Theatre,
stated, that three daring- robberies had been coth-
mhted at that Theatre within these few nights.
A gentlethan had been robbed of his watch, an-
other had his seals cut from a ribbon, and' a Lady
had-her.pocket picked of her pocket-book and of
her property, and he recollected, seeing the. pri-
soner in the Theatre On the nights the robberies
were committed; bUt he did not know he• was :a
thief then, or he, should have taken - him into
custody.:. The prisoner gave the • name of John '
Booth, and that
.he livcd at ..!%,:.,17,-Primrose-
street, 'llishopsgate-stract.',.. Ifqr. NARhs. 'ordered
his premises to be searchNl,.to ascertuiwif anY of
the stolen property could I.iefound. He was coin- I
mitted, for trial..

. .
. APPREHENSION. QF antieination
in which we
.indulged On. Friday 'last, that Bon-h7r
—could not for many hours elude his purseers,, has
been reaped,' by his apprehension on Saturday,
at his oWn house.) It- appears- that he rode his
-horse, 'a'fter shooting
,at Mr. Burrows, to. Wad=
deSdeu, five miles from Aylesbury, where he:ar-
rived- at three o'clock, in the afternoon, and-re-7
mained until six 'in the morning, 'after having-
given a man, narked Griffiths, a one-pound note
to take his -horse back to Harrc'w. FOy and'.
Craig, Officers of Marlhorough-strcet, traced
hilii, during the last week, about the crossroads
betwixt-AVeshury and Banbury, and Ultimately
back to Princeßisborough; the place Which eve
him him birth. He vi7ent to a female relation at that
place, and made known tb her his •situa'..ion,
which she dropped to a neighbour,, and the secret
becatne the talk of the village. Bowlez' Lad
tended to sleep athis relation's that night, butt he.
hue and , cry prevented it. Men, wome'.l, and-
children sallied
-.forth,
.and scoured the wcuds in
pursuit, but to no purpose; .as -I`..owler, finding,
himself so closely pursued, returned to his re•'3i-
"(knee- at AppletOn, where he was take't.i.byis
neighbours. The officers Foy and Craig, con-
veyed the prisoner to London at ten o'clock on
Saturday night, and he underwent4an
before Mr. CONANT. He acknowledged having
discharged the hfunderhuss at Mr. Bur...oWs, br ,
said he Was fund tt the time ; and he entered into
some reasoning to prOve that none but a madman
would do such an'act. He pressed -ptrOngly for
bail, was-very anxious •to return twine, 'and of
fered to deposit- 10,0001. for
-his appearance. - Hp
Was connbitted to ClerkenWell Prison for re-ctia-
mination thiS. day: • . '
Thunder and hail-storms, accompanied by-heavy
falls of rain, have been very general within, the
last few days. At bone:74:6. and Green Halll-
- some cattle had:been killed by,thelight-
ruing,' and at the latter place the water rose from
three to four feet •ittdepth„ and pieCes of ice were
picked up, which measured three niches in cir- ,
cumfereace.

iateity visited Count de St. Marsan, the
Fiench Minister, and Chancellor Baron de Har-

.
On the 19th, in the morning; his Majeqy'Vras
'eonfplimented lyi^,r the General Aid-de-(rnp of
the King, and Major-LGeneral tie Borstili, and
invited to br,aakfast at Charlottenbtiqs; wh`..ere he
was conducted hi the King's cartias•c; drawn
by 'eight 'horses, where `.ere alto itrited the
Trinces and PrincesseS of the I:loyal:Family, and
several of the principl Ministers, :Majesty
afterwards returned, and at haif-past 3 o'clock re-
ceived the visit of our King and the Prince
In the evening he went: to the play-house incoginito
with the ,French Minister, with. whoM his Ma:-
jesty supped, and afterwazd continued his jour-
ney, with relays from the kiliatt"s stables, to' Cu-