The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

to-morrow.

Letters from the Frontiers of Westphalia state, that
the Prussian Troops, which occelpy that'part of Poland.
which has -been ceded to Prussia, are to be placed.
upon a War Establishment, and that the greatest ex.'
ditions are making to recruit them. These s war-,
like prepar4tions..are 'supposed to have been adopted
in consequence of Austria having assembled numet
roux Forces in Gallicia, and the Frontiers of Turkey.
Some disputes have arisen between the ELEC..
TOR of BAVARIA and the Committee of the States;
the latter seem to think that the Reforms which the
ELECTOR has lately made have a revolutionary ten-
dency.'
French Funds on the z rst--57. 2s.

Mr. ;ACKSON landed at Dover on-Friday, from
France, and on Saturday reached town.
The dentlemen.who meant to bid for the Lottery
went down this morning to Downing street to the
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER'S.—It was not
known who had taken ir, when our Raper was put
to Press.

Lieut.-General LISTE R is appointed to the com-
mand of the 4th Foot, in the room of' General
ADEANE, deceased. . •
The Gazette of Saturday announces the satisfac-
tory information of the final accession of the Courts of
Denmark. and Sweden to the Convention of St. Pe-
tersburgh on the i7th of June last. And toeshew that
the late Northern Confederacy is now finally and fully
set aside, it is 4istinetly avowed by the Court of
Petersburgh—" .".1-iat as the motives which had
occasioned --the late revival of the system Of the
Aimed Neutrality were now happily done iiWay;
that system is considered by that Court as com-
pletely annulled and abandoned, not only as a ge-
neral code of maritime law,
,but even in its more
limited meaning of a specific engagement between
Russia and the other Confederates."
The Russian Princess, GAL rrzEN, arrived at PA..
RY'S Hotel; 'Suffolk-street, on Saturday ; likewise
on Sundity, Countess TEUFFGOF and CounteS,
WOYUTsiGOFF.
Orders are issued for the immediate discharge of
all the- Lieutenants, and other Officers conirnanding
• on the different
_Signal. stations along the scverili
coasts. •

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTZI, APRIL 24.

THE Dedaigneuse Frigate, of 36 guns, will be
paid off in a few days (what is termed) all standing,
and will be re-commissioned immediately after-
wards, which will be the case with several other
Frigates, and some Ships of the Line now at this
Port, and it is expeted those Ships will proceed to
Foreign Station.
Yesterday a Marine received 275 lashes on the
Hoe, and was immediately afterwards drummed out
of that respettable Corps, for having robbed his
comrade of four pounds, which he concealed in the
toe of his stocking, and it was not until a long and
strip search had taken place, that it was discovered.
It is remarkable, that this is the same man who was
the principal evidence on the Trial of the Mutineers
of the Temeraire, and was supposed to have been
affive in the Mutiny, but escaped punishment by
turning King's. Evidence,

Arrived the Ville tie Paris, of r La guns, from
Torbay, to be paid off:
The Courageux; Belltisle,Ce"%tour, and Achilles,
of 74. guns each, weighed This morning from Caw..
sand Bay, and came into Harbour, preparatory to
being paid off.