The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-18 00:00:00

FROM THE FI?ENCIf P..4PERS.

Pants, JUNE 4.—The KING of SWEDEN being in-
formed that His Majesty the KING of PausslA had sent
the Order of the Black Eagle to the Emperor of the
French, hastened to send back the Insignia of that
Order, which the Father of the. present KING of
PausslA had granted tothini whihk he was yet an in-
fant, and as a proof of friendship to his Father. The
KING of SWEDEN in. sending back the Order to the
KING of PRUSSIA, declared to him, that there being
so great a differenCe upon every point between him
and the Emperor NAPOLEON, was impossible he
could be inrolled in the same Order.

The KING of PRDSSIA, indicant at- such a pro-
ceeding, said, smiting, " I am sorry for my Cousin,
the KING of SWEDEN he does not feel that in the
eyes of Europe and of posterity this is the most
poignant epigram that lie could make against him-
self." He has, however, thought proper to recall
his Legation 'until the 'confinement of the 'KING Of
SWEDEN, which will not be delayed in consequence
of the progress of his malady !-----( Manitear)„
Vice-Admiral ViLLARET JOYEIIISE writes from
Martinique, under date of the ood a March, f,tat
ing, that"the Island was provisioned for more than
eighteen months, and was in the best state of de-
fence. .

FRANKFORT, JUNE e.--111 a Riga Newspaper, of
the latter end of April, is inserted a vcry'polite let-
ter from the EmrEaott` of RUSSIA to the ci-devant
French General MbREAU, at eadi%; in which His
Majesty informs him that he has 2ppoiwed, him a:
General of the Infantry, with the pay attached to
that rank; and moreover grafted him a sum of
i:;,000 rubles to defray the expences of his journey
to Russia. Among other expressions, used by His
Imperial Majesty on this occasion, are the following:
Discharge your duty in myservice, and'l will' di)
justice to that finite which you,have acquired in Eu-

rope."

At a Meetilig of the Lieutenanfey of Col nvrall, held
yesterday se'nnight, at Trurci; it wM re4Olved to raise
a second Regiment of Mihtia, instead of the' presept
- .

On Friday, afternoon while two young Gentlemen
were exercising _their military talents by tiring. at a
target, in Strangewais Park, near Manchester, one of
them being unfortunately_ behind-the goal' at the
moment of the other's piece. going oft, was shot
thkough :the body. He lingered in the utmost'
agony until Saturday morning at ten 'o'clock, and
then expired. The parties were cousins, of the name
of Faulkner, and members &the 'Rifle Regiment
commanded by Lieut.-Colonel HANSQN. •
On Wednesday se'nuight„ between four and five
o'clock, as a private 'of the .€4d Royal Lancashire Mi-
litia was assisting to dig a well, at Mr. Kendall's
-Almshouses; in Colchester, a great quantity of earth
;ind some bricks 441 in upon him, at'the :rtepth 'of
thirty•lcel., lle in that dreadtaThthation
for the' space of six. hours, during 'lvhich'fate the
utmost exertions Were made to -remove- the earth
undi,r>which he Wit 4 buried ; which being tit length
effetledi he was eitricated without having received.
ILL inaterial iitaury.•
,
'seennight some lads being--arplaY.i
found ii tine boy about two yeah old, laid' under
hay-stack, and some thorns pikatti around him; in a
field adjoilling,Patrington-lane, pear Hull. The mo-
ther of this child„died.a little dine ago, and the tit-
. thernegieding 44, provide for it, .the peOple with
Whom it was at nurse .carried` - it to his lodgings,
'whence it was-taken- by him to the above place and
left there. Search was imtnediately made atter, hirti;
but hitherto Withpat eireet, as he appears to
left the 7ne'ghbour ,hood. ,The child, was taß,en to
the Workhome.

Tent& and last Day of ,Drawing,.—The Ticket
No. 13,163, as first drawn on Saturday last, entitled
to Two Thousand Pounds, was sold at Messrs.
frAzAito, BURNE, and Co.'s Office,- 'Royal Ex.
change, where No. 27,768, a Prize of Five Thou-
sand Pounds, and No. t :5,136; a Prize of Five Hun-
dred Pounds, both drawn the same day, were sold
in Shares.

A .sigital instance of.niiine •Correction &cum:A _on
Inlay. at Stamford,- which cannot fail to make an
impresSioli upon the most profligate charafier
a young man of that town was giving vent' to,vehe-
meat pa-ision,' and uttering the most itnions and
blasphemous..expressions, he 'was suddenly struck
speechless ! He has .e‘,er since- remained' in the
most deplorable state of and is Unable to ar-
ticulate a single word...

•
On-'lwday. the 4th inst. at Ttliplnsham- House, rinser,
the Lady a Brigadier• General Munro,- of a Daughter.