The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-29 00:00:00

FURTHER EXTRACTS.

NAPLES, MAY 1 Field Marshal Pignatelli
Strongole has,been appointed Aid-dc-Camp to his
Majesty.
PARIS, MAY 23.--Two vessels laden with grain
have entered the Port of Toulon, near which, on
the 13th, the signal was made for an enemy's ship
of the line and three frigates.

BERLIN, MAY The day before yesterday
the Marshal Duke of Belluno, the Marshal Duke
of Tariente, as well as the Gerteral of Division
Baron Durutte,' Governor of this city, went to
Potsdam, where they had the honofir of beidg
presented to his Majesty, and dining with him at
Sans Souci. General Count de Narbonne, Aid-
de-Camp to his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon,
who was charged With a letter from his Imperia
Majesty to our Sovereign, set out for Kusfrin,
after a residence of three weeks in this city.
PETERSBURG, APRIL 23.—Yesterday his Ma-
jesty the Emperor left this place, after having
assisted at service in the cathedral.

VENICE, MAY 4.—The works for constructing
a free port in Isle St. George are pursued with
activity.
In the vicinity of Ancona, a consideiable ma-
gazine of colonial products, such as sugar, coffee,
cocoa, pepper, &c. hts been discovered, these
goods
were concealed in vessels with false bot-
toms, on the upper of which, only salt was to be

seen.
Government will very severely punish the
guilty, to prevent similar frauds.

BAIsIBERG, MAY 14.—Their Majesties the Ern-'
peror and Empress of France arrived in this town
from \Vurtzburgh, at three o'clock in the after-
noon. ►Whilst they changed horses, which only
took three or four minutes, their Majesties entered
into conversation, in the most afible manner,
with their Highnesses Duke William and Prince
of Bavaria, and several times•.bowed to the people,
who had assembled, and cried " Long live the
Emperor," " Long live the Empress." We were
delighted at seeing their Majesties enjoyed excel-
lent health ; that of his Majesty appeared-even
better than it was five years ago, when he passed
through this town.

A triumphal arch of flowers was let down up-
on the illustrious travellers, upon which was a
representation of the battle of Austerlitz, with
these words, " Long live Napoleon . the 'Great,
the Genius of Europe, &c. God accompany you
and preserve your precious
,days crowned with
victory ; it is the object of our wishes."

Their Majesties passed the night at Bareuth,
and will to-inorrow proceed to Dresden. From
Bareuth toDresden is •reckoned 26 German miles;
or
.between 44 and 45 French leagues. ' •

PARTS, MAY 21.—0 n the Bth inst. "the Prince
Viceroy al of Italy arrived at Dyesden at 4, in the
afternoon. Some hours afterwards the ;Prince
went in one of the court carriages. to Polnitz,
where he passed the ,night. On the 9th inst. he:
returned to Dresden, and at noon left it for Glog,aU
and Thorn.

MADRID; MAY 4.7=Yesterday his I\ kjesty pre-
sided at a Council of Ministers. Ile has made
several military promotions.
By a Decree of the 29th April, the CoUnseilor
of State, D. Bias (lc! Aranza, was named Presi-
dent of the Commission for the liquidation of the
Public Debt, in place of the State Counsellor
Santiago Ramiro, deceased.
RENNES, MAY 23.—The imperial Decree issued
at St. Cloud the Bth lust. to determine the,price
of grain, has been posted to-day, with a decree of
the Prefect of the department, which prescribes
the hectolitre at =ieing sold for more than 33 francs.
This news has caused the most lively satisfaction,
as before this decree grain was sold at 65 francs
the hectolitre.