The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

FROM THE FREKCII PAP EARi.

rAlt MAY Serene Ilighness the Arch
Chancellor of the Empire prerided in the Council
of State the day before yesterday, decorated with
the Ribband and Badge of the Prussian Order of the
Red Eagle, which had been sent to,him in the Morn-
ing by ono, -of the Secretaries cf the Pctissian Le.
gation,

MADRID, AclAt 7.—The Panic of PEACE, our
Generalissimo, receives every day reports which
prove, not only that our Coasts arc perfenly aecored
at all points against every attack on the part of the
English, but even that our light vessels carry on
the most alive war. A strong squadron of our
Privateers, together with a great number of French
Privateers, desolate the English commerce at the
southern point of England, and in St. George's
.Channel. Not a day passes without several Prizes
being taken, and many of them very rich.
Sr. AND e RO, APRIL I6.—An English Sloop has
been for a long time cruizing before this Port, stop.
ping and examining all the Neutral Vessels that
came in or went out. M. DEGARD, Commander
of the Sloop the Reprizal, tired with the daily
bravadoes of the. Enemy, resolved Co attack them.
He sailed en the 12til April in the evening, and,
notwithstanding the inferiority of his artillery, corn.
minced an engagement within sight of the• Port—
. an anion of an hour the Enemy ceased
firing, and withdrew to make some repairs. The
Captain of the Reprizal was mortally wounded ;
the Second Captain immediately renewed the anion,
which lasted two hours, when the Engliih Vessel
took flight ; the Reprizal was not in a situation
to follow her, and returned into port.
Atoms, IVloacti 27.—On the morning of the
16th. the DEY was walking alone about half a
league from the City, among the new fortifitsations
which he is construning, when he was assailed by
four Turks, well armed. After having fired two
pistols at him, the assassins fell upon him with
their sabres, and wounded him in ten places. The
Inspeetiors of the works ran—to the spot, and killed
two of the assassins on the spot ; the other two
escaped. The Dc was at first taken to a garden
Which he has near the place, and the next day was
removed to his Palace. He suffered very much for
some days ; bus none of his wounds are mot.
tal. -.Two of the fingers of his left. hand are
cut off: fortunately the pistol Lolls stetick-against
a large purse of money which•he had in his breast,
which. prevented their entering, his body. One of
the assassins that escaped has been since apprehend.
ed, and was immediately strangled. The &amass
of provisions is supposed to. have led to this at.
tempt. Fifty heads and one hundred ears have been
sent bete, which the Paella of Constant inople caused
to be cut from some Pritoners whom he had taken in
an ;talon with the Rebel MAZABOIJri.

GENOA, MAY 17.---At the commencement of the
next week the Duos and the Senators who are to
form the Deputation to Milan will set out for that
City. The Brother of his Imperial Majesty, M.
JIII.OMIC BONAPAKTZ, has arrived in this City :--
he has taken up his residence at the Palace of the
Minister Plenipotentiary SALLICETI.-The Para
arrived at Florence on the evening of the 6th.
MAWR ICHT, MAY 13.—His Imperial High.
nest Prince josmt arrived yesterday within our
walls, about two in the afternoon. He only stop—
ped a few minutes at the Marshal Turenne Hotel to
refresh, after which he set off for Aix—la—Chapelle,
without having received any one, and preserving
the most stria it, cognita.

LXTRACT OVA PRIVATE LETTER rnoht CHARLES«
TOWN, DATED APRIL 6.

gi I take up the pen to announce to you, that a
Vessel from Sr. Domingo, after a passage of fifteen
days, has this instant anchored in this Port. The
Captain reports, that the news of the arrival of our
Squadron in the Windward Isles, and of the capture
of several, English Colonies, has spread terror
amongst the Brigands of St. Domingo. They fear
an attack every moment, and if they see only one
Vessel upon the Coast, the gene:de is immediately
beat, and they all run to arms. The old men,
women, and children, fly to the mountains, where
DESSAL I NES hag established places of retreat. The
Captain adds, he does not doubt that in this too.
meat of universal panic, ao Army far less nume.
rous than that which has already been sent might
eiren the conquest of the Colony, almost without
striking a blow, so much disorder, mi,understand-
ing, and fear, prevail among the Brigands."

EXTRACT ur s LETTER PROM LUDECX, DATED

MAY 19.

rt The Camp of Swedish Troops which is at pre.
sent forming in Sc4nia will be composed of a put
of those Troops which have been Ludy stationed in
Swedish Pomeranis. A Division of Cav,dry and
two Regiments of Infantry, which passed by sea to
Sweden last Au urnn, return to Stralsund, where
there are only at present G:tman cops, The

greatest exertions are making by His S7vetiaz
'Majesty and his Ministe6 to keep rip the S wst!ts'i
Forces upon a felreteible (outing. Tile, KING
of SWEITRI4 will only att, nevetthelefts, upon
the defensive system, which His Majesty het
adopted in ci.:4;cert with Russia. The Court of
Petersburgh appears to be the common centre of•
cotniututications between several Courts 4on this
suhje It is ilpparently with relation to the same
objetti that the Secretary of Legation, M. l)a But..
JAKUW, has been recently sent elf courier from St.'
Petcrsbnrgli to Vienna. Peace is the prineipal
objeet of their Negotiations the other points ate
but secondary in case it should not be re:
established between France and England. It
is also said, in the same spirit, and tending
to the same end, 'that M. NICHOLAS Ds No.:
VOSILTZOFY goes to Italy, probably to War,
a journey for which passports have already been
demanded. It is known that this Gentleman, who
is Chamberlain to the Emperor ALEXANDfitt, and
President of the Academy of Sciences of S:. i'e ere_
burgh, enjoys the particular confidence of his &we.
reign, who sent him some month: ago with Ft vAie
Commission to London ; and as his present journey
,to Italy follows immediately that mission 'which he
fulfilled, whilst, at the lime titne, the Emperor
ALincANDIR had sent General De \Vital4l.os.
Raga to Berlin, it is very probable that the instruct.,
arms with which he is charged have been c4nreq tcd
with the Cabinet of St. James's."

SPORTING JNTELLIGENCR.

EPSOM RACES.

tktUltillAt, MAY 30,
The Derby Stakes of sags. each, h. It. for three year old
colts, Lt. slb. fillies Sat. a mile arida hal f(39, Subscribers).
Lord ligremont's b. c. Cardinal lieaufort - - i
Lord Grosvenor's b. c. by I ohn Bull " - a
Lord Grosvenor's b. c. Goilt - - - - 3
Mr. Bigg,s's ch. c. Bassani° -
" - - 4
Lord Egremont's ch. c. 1 mposter, by Waxy, and severs&
others started.

7 to 4on Lord Egrcmont's Waxy colt; and Lora Grosvt.
nor's John Bull colt akainst the field; and Soto t against the
winner.•—A tine tact:.

Mr, 1,, mbdun's Gipsey best Mr. Burt's Harrist halls milt;
reap.
Fifty Pounds for Horses, &e. that have not won more thark_
one sol, plate since the ut March, 1304
Mr. Neal's ch. h, Quin, aged gst. jib. a
Ld Egremont's b. f.:} yr, old by Precipitate, 7st. lib. 2dt
Mr. Forth's Brighton, aged gst. 3!b. 3 2
Mr. 13r0W11%5 h. surprise, axed, Ott. 4 3