The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS:

HAGUE, JAN. I 7.—We are inforwd, by Letters
from Vienna, of the zd inst. that the Corifon on the
Frontiers of Italy will be reinforced to the :somber
of seventy thousand 'men, and thereby, the ,41,.
pearance Of an Army of Observation will be as.
sunned.

At Berne, the dignity of Landamman was trans.
(erred, on the first day of the year, in consequence
of the MI cf Mediation, from M. Da WATTS WYL
to M. GLUZ, Ading Ammion of Saleure.
Nothing further is said respeding the occupation
of Naples by the French Troops.
Letters from St. Petersburgh, of the 25th of Dec.
mention the arrival of a Courier froni the Governor
of Kamtschatka, with the intelligence, that the Rus-
sian Ships bound on a voyage round the world; under
the command of M. VON KRUSENSTERN, had at-
rived at the Port of Sr. Peter and St. Paul, on the
26th of July.
A vessel from Leghorn; which had slipped through
the Sound, was refused admittance at ?Mau, and
min orders were given, to the same efreet, along
the coasts of the Baltic.

Among the various reports relative to the --ex.
peded return of His Excellency the Ambassador
SHINiNtILPENNINCK) it is also stated, that he will
be immediately sent on a mission to England ; but
we do not, in any way, vouch for the authority of
this report.
JANUARY 20. -- To-morrow the Legislative
Body will have a Secret Meeting, to deliberate on.
the Report of the Financial Committee, in conse_
quence of the proposal of the State Diretiory, rela-
five to the rAtsing of 1' per Cent.' in the same man-
ner as the Extraordinary Contribution decreed in
113 o.;:: which t per Cent. will be required before
the Ist of April next.
Puisuant to a Resolution of the t4th instant, the
State Directory has &sired the several Depart-
mental Administrations, to keep a watchful eye
.on
the condufl• of the Of eers residing in different
places of' this Rerublic who receive Pensions from
England. • •
Last night and this _morning two of our three
Ambassadors Extraordinary: to Paris returned to
the Hague, viz. M. VAN HAARSOLTE, and M.
VANDERGURS.

AM3TERDANI,. JAN. 16.-7-They write from Co.
penhagen, under dipt of -the• sth irn rant, that the
Danish Asiatic Company exped this year seven
ships, two of them from China, and three from
the Islands in the East Indier.- The purchase price
of theii Cargoes is stared at 4.'millions of dollars.
MATRID, Dec. 21.—The FRANCK Of PEACE',
in his quality of Captain-General of the whole
Force, by Sea.and Land, will visit the principal
Potts, and,review all the Troops intended fur the
Camp at St. Roche. Several Admirals,. Vice-Ad-
mirals, and other Officers of the Navy of all ranks,
have been placed in admit service, and received or-
ders to 'repair to their respeltive maritime districts,
where they will be employed. • •
• If one may judge from. the frequent interchange
of Couriers between Madrid, Paria, and Lisbon, the
Correspondence between our Government and those
of France and Portugal, inuA, at this moment, be
more aftive than ever. .

PARIt, JAN. O.—The reports of an intended
Negotiation between the two Belligerent Powers
do not meet with much credit in this Capital. Our
Funds, however, have had a trifling rise, which is
ascribed to these reports.
It has been said, that the Negotiations which
were likely to take place, and which would embrace
all political objects in dispute, were to proceed
under the mediation of a Northern Power, in the
Capital of a State contiguous toFrance. Time will
develepe all things. • There never was a moment
more replete with political fulion thin the present.,

The Court of Vienna has sent: to its Min-biter at
Paris, the result of the Negotiations during the last
year, between the Papal Nuncio, the Recorder of
the Empire, Anti an Ecclesiastical Counsellor of the
ELECTOR AIiCH•CHANCELLOR, : the same Court
has also transmitted a Plan of a Concordat, which
was proposed by the Chancery of the Empire, and
communicated to the other Negotiators.. Austria
desires., it is said, that this Negotiption on the
German Concordat shall serve for .a basis of the
Negotiation fir a Concordat commenced at Patis.