The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-18 00:00:00

THR namlurgb Mil due yesterday arrived ails
morning. The following are the principal A./tides
of intelligence which it brings

V/INNA, APRIL 3.—The Regiments frotti Bti.
ria, Carinthia, and other Provinces, which were
ordered to Pardenone, to form a Camp there, have
been countermanded, by an order made the day he..
fore yesterday, as the manoeuvres of the' Troops on
the Italian Frontiers will not now take place.

The new President of the Aulic Council of War,
General Count Di LA Tutu, is arrived here.
Within the last week the Russian Ambassador,
Count RMUlvtp WWI, has had two conferences with
the Minister of State, Count COB li EL.

MILAN, MARCH 25.—This day advice was re.
ceFicrl here by a Courier frlrn Paris that NAPO-
LEON I. had accepted the Dignity of King of Italy,
which intelliget:ce occasioned here the greatest joy.
In the course of last week all the Trees of Liberty
here were removed. Yesterday a Regiment of Cu.
rassiers arrived at Lodi, where it will remain in
Garrison. Several other Regiments of Cavalry and
Infantry are expeeted in a short time.

The greater part of the Austrian Troops distil.
bitted along the Adige have now, according to our
clazette of this day, gone into cantonments in the
Interior of the Country, and princip;illy in the vi-
cinitY of Padua. There is talk of a Fortress which
will be erefted on the Banks of the Adige, in the
Austrian Territory, to supply the loss of Mantua.
The Anniversary of the. Eleftion of the Pore, who
now enters on the 6th year of his government, was
celebrated at Rome on the I¢tll inst. by a Mass
and other solemnities.

Prince BELVIDERIi died at I\l4les on the sth

instant.

The magnificent State carriages which the Em.
pero'r of the French presented Ito the Poi t passed
this day through Vercilli. In the Italian Republic
the quarantine for, persons and goods coming from
Tuscany has been reduced from 40 to zo days.

Rome, :VIARCNI 24.--General DANIA', before his
departure from Naples for Sicily,
.was honoured with.
the Order of St. Ferdinand. The report that he
has resigned all his places is unfounded. In the
notice published on his departure it is expreisly
said, that the King had yielded to his request to
absent himself for a time from public business, and
repair to Sicily ; and that His Majesty had ap.
pointed him to the post of an Inspettor of the
Troops, with the salary,and emoluments annexed to
that oflice. We are assured that General DAMAS
has gone to. Messina, to avoid meeting with the
Chevalier Actor; at Palermo.

GI NOA, Mmtcii a6.—The expense which will
be occasioned by the sending of the Deputation
front the City to meet
,the F:,mperor at Milan will
amoont,to two millions of livres and upwards. This
sum will probably be raised by some new taxes.
A Corvette that was building here is now core.
pleted, and we are beginning to raise Sailors for
the stench service, agreeable to the stipulations of
the late Convention. The raising of these men has
occasioned
,a tumult in a small village near cenoal;
but the insurgents were principally worw, and
tranquillity was soon restored. Though the anger
and violence of these women, at having their hue.
funds taken away, appears tir admit of some excuse,
yet the village was condemned to pay a fine of
25,000 !lyres, and to receive a garrison of 200
soldiers.

MILAN, MARCH 25.—It is said that the Court
of Naples has given to that of France new as.
surances with regard to its' neutrality ; that it has
eogiged no longer to furnish provisions to the Eng.
fish Fleet in the Mediterranean, and has undertaken
to maintain the French Troops in Neapolitan States.
HANAU, AeltlL 6.—The greatest obscurity still
prevails with roped to the conspiracy lately dis,
coveted at Stutgardt. Some say there was a plot
against the life of the Duke, which has given occa.
siun to a great number of arrests ; others say that
the origin of this affair has been traced to as early
a date as 1790. At any rate, it, is not doubles'
that M. DE BLANCKENSTEINycommonIyInown by
the name of WZZGER, who is under arrest, was the
informer.

On the 2-21 of March a smart shock of an earth.
quake was felt at Inspruck.
The Canal which will juin the Rhone to the
Rhine, and which was bett,un in Odober last, will
bear the name of 14 The Canal Naphon." It is
also proposed. to creel a monument to his Majesty
the Emperor, in the plain of Muhlhauben, on the
' spot where the Grand Canal joins that of Hunin.
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HAGUE, APRIL 9.—Yesterday the voting for
the new Constitution began here, and many votes
were given in Its favour. In the othet towns, as
will always be ►he case in
,such changes, there were
many opposers of the new Constitution. Several
Citizens at 'Utrecht have joined in a representation
6, the DireCiory an►l M. SCHIMMELtUNNINCK,
iigainst the Ile,„ti C,m4titutit,n,