The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-01 00:00:00

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Yesterday morning Um MAses-rr, PittucEsAi'
AUGUSTA and SontiA,, Ocenipanied by Lard \VAL»
SLNGIIAM, General FiTzftov, and Lady WYNYARD,
rode on horseback in, Windsor Great Park.
ITER- MAJESTY, and the other PRINCESSES, took
an airing in a carriage and.four by Langley.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Military board
was held at the C:onupander in Chief's Office, Horse-
Guards, whi(ll was attended by their Royal, nigh-,
tresses the DUKES Ot YORX, Cutteret.Awn, .Kstwr,
and CAMBRIDGE, Earl HARRINGTON', Generals Cta-
i,ERT, HARCOURT, and Baownamo.—fThe Oeard
sat till four o'clock. The Doxn`of YORK continued
to transaet business at the Office till seven.

His Royal Highness the Duita of CAMBRIDOR
,gave a, dinner yesterday to His Royal Highness:o)g
Dlutat of YORK, and a party of Military Gentlemen,
at his house in St. James's,His Royal Highness
Left town this day for Windsor, on a visit to trinlit
MAJESTIES.

, I
His 144...it577 has been pleased, by Letters Patent
under the Oreat Seal of Ireland, to appoint Wit,.
Co:qv:mutts: PLVNXET, &q. to be His Ma.
jesty's Attorney-General in Ireland, in the room of
the Itight.Hen. STANDISII O'GRADY, who has been
appointed His Majesty's Chief Baron of the Court-of
ExCheiluet in Ireland.
And 1-45 MAJESTY has alp: been pleasedpby Let-
ters Ruerit 'under the Great Seal at Ireland, to ap-
point CirANLES KENDAL & hint, Esq. re be hid Ma;
jesty's Solicitor-Cienersl in Ireland, in the room 'of
WxI4.IA):CONYNGIIAN num/. Fidfig•
We have been favoured with a interesting Com•
munication respecting the distances of the dfferent
places at and near tholitat ,of War, which may
serve to illus trate the reletive't4ittiation of the 4kr-
„,tnies
' From Vienna to Munich the are three roads,
.the two principal of which, at thit ji,ineture, ate those
,ay the way of lirunau and Saltzburgh. From Vienna
0 Las the distance is 105 E,,nglish miles ; from
thence to Braman on the Inn, the last Imperial
Town,: Ip4' miles; .to Munich 85 from Ens to
Saltzburgh the distance is 100 miles ; and from
thence to Munich 83. General KtaisTMAUR has
joined the Russians either ati3riinmi or Saltzburgh ;
if at the letter place, assistanee !night have been
sent, if thero 'had been time, to General MACK'by
Insprnek in the Tyrol
,this place is do miles from
leuesen;very strong., and 30. from Kempten, which
lies by Lineg and Wringen ; from Litulau 4 miles;
from Memmingen and.,from that place to Ulna
40 Miles. Ulin, by siennningen to Linda% is 75
miles) and by ilavinsburgh OA ; Regentz is from
Lindau 31 miles. From Ulm, •by .Frankfort and
Cologne, to Amsterdam, the di:4am.° is 410 miles ;
and by way of Basil to Pa ii 390 ntiles.—A Person,
may with ease reach Amsty-dain in four days, and
Paris in three days.

The following Official Communication will be
read with much interest by t ty.t Commercial World.
It relates to a 861).0 of much importance; autl,etn-
braces consequence s of the grcatest magnitude.
Graf Cumbeflarid-place. O&. 28, dips.

" strt,
" have the pleasure to inclose you a Copy of a
Note from Lord MuLottavE, containing info...na-
tion that His lorttaearr has thought fit to relax, in
certain respeds, the blockade of the Ports of Cadiz
and St. Luca, which is now formed by his Naval
Forces.
tg its the 4nodification which is given to the
blockade of these Ports, by this Declaration of His
MaJtesrv, may be( of Importance to tho United
States. I have to request that you will be so good as
to communicate it, without delay, to their Consuls
at the several Ports, that their Citizens Inv have
advantage of ft.
" I have the honour tote, Sir, your vezy obliged
Servant, (Sinned) L'amhsvaitog.-
4. Central Withan't Lytnaillansui WWI
UMW States, 'sc. 4fst:. c."
J41)08 MUMS, Igs42. 410‘. &C.

Dpwriing.ttieci, n.
/!•The Untlenignecle Afleay's Principal tleip
tlttary of State for Foreign Alßurs, has the honour
to Worm Mr. :liforittor, that the Kzsto having betty
pleased, in conformity,to the Note transtoitted hy
the Undersigned to Mr. Mvxsou on 'the 2,5 th a
April last, to &red that the necessary measures
should be taken for the blockade of Cadiz and St.
linear, and such Ports having been, and being now
blockaded, the Undersigned- is commanded to ac..
quaint Mr. Murntes, that His Ms.resTy is pleased
to declare that latch blockade shall not extend to
prevent Neutral Vessels from entering into and sail-
ing from the said Parts of Cadiz end St. Lucar, pro.
vided that the 'Vessels so entering and sailing from
the said Ports shall not be foutucto have on board,
or to have (:arried to 44i4 Ports any warlike or naval
stores, or any article or articles ititendo g) be, and
usually converted into warlike. naval shir'es, or
Orqviblons nay kind whatever, excepting' suc.:ll
may be fairly deemed sea stores, for the use or the
Crews of such Neutral Yesvls, The Undenigued
is theretnre commanded to request mr. MuNitou,
to apprize the American Concluil, And Merchants
reaietiog in England, of tbis deterniniationrot
IYIAJESVI: Undeyiig M tred requests r. "74,1eti-
,.,
sea x a,ept 'Ott assurances 4W . high 94344
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..a.CI io the Cabinet respettiag the ap..
pointreent oftlus Du;; of YO Rlt to the Command or.
the Troops that are to serve on the Coutinent. Upon
this point we need only observe, that it is not very
probahle that the disiussit4 in the Cabinet should
save. been conmunteate.d 16 the Write 6 to whom
we allude.

A Letter was received in Town this morning from
Newcastle, from which we have been favoured with
the fallowing Extra& :
By a British Ship th.l.- moment arrived from
the Elbe; River she left last Saturday, we
have received the welcome news that the Russians
have got 'complete footing in Hanover : they are
even said to be at Cuxhaven already, This, of
course, Will entirely free you from any doubts as to
the security of the NavigittiOii of the Elbe."