The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBURGII MAILS.

LIIPZICK, MAY 5!--M. Novost LTZOFF is
already on his journey to Italyanci France, to open
negotiations relatiye to a General Peace.. He Is ex.
petted shortly at Berlin,
- According to the Propositions for Peace stipp.,irtecl
by'a Northern Court, Malta is to be. restored to
the, Order ; Init; tilt the complerion of a 'General
Peace, be occupied by kUSSian and Ne'axiolitanTronps,
as Neutral Territory. The second point finds dif
fculties at L;mdotr.
CADIZ, APRIL 9.—vt the twelve Ships of. the
Line that were fitting DLit here,. only six were suf..
ficiently :manned and ready to sail ; the, other
will nut be able to follow them soon, as we have not
sailors enough to man them.
ST. PETE asnußcri, ^.0.-1( his been re.
plited within these few days, that the intended.
journey of the Chamberlain Nbvn,il.4...z.:Fr to
Brussels is 'put, offfor an inde4nite time. It is said
that some nut. very satisfattlorydi'spatches, lately re-
ceived by Goverurtient, has been the cause ut this
postponement.
•Buttip, Courier from Constanti-
ri.o.pfe lias passed through this city in great haste
for,London ; an Officer has also arrived from Prince
YfisiLANTf, the Hospodar of Wallachia, who brings,
it is.said,:vety-inPortani dispatches relative to the
Sublime I:).irte.' They write froth Vienna, that the
camp which I:VaS to be formed in Gallicia will not
take place. ,
Atitit. 22.—M. PE. TALL EY P.AND,
Minister l6r Foreign Affair,. ; the Minister at War,
Milli I IR ; and the MetiMers of..the Consulta are
arrived litre. A FreneltShip of War; of 24 gon,
has arrived at Genoa from Toulon; ,
.in consequence
of the bttong East wind which l,as prevailed for
some time, She was twenty .days on her passage;
which, with a, favourable wind,.. might have been
performed in 24; hours. This Easterly wind has
been extremely in favour of the Toulon tleet;in its
pas,sage to the Straits of Gibraltar.
ITALY. APRIL 16.,—Tik0,. English Frigates,
from the Fleet of Adrnital Nal..som;- have put
into the harbour of Naples ; one of them has been
over' almost the whole of the Mediterranean Sea,
in quest of the Toulon Fleet, hilt without ending it.
• APRIL 20.--Ace,irding to the latest accounts
froth Florence, the QU EN of ETtttrnlA., wfiti has sent
Deputies to Midlan, will Likewise repair thither in
pers.in; to obtain from the EMPEROR; if possible,
relief for her kingdom, by a diminution of the Man.
her of French Troops there. •

The following Extrads from the Lisboa Gazette
may prove interesting to some of our Readers
Lisuort, Arx It; consequence' of the ur.
gent necessity of ladt.g ag.ttnst the State's, of &tr.
bary, an Order, was issued, under the date of the
3d instant, for levying to all the CostomMouses of
thi. Kingdom, and the adjaeent Islands, three per
Cent..in. lieu of two per Cent. heretofore charged
on Exports slid Imports, (without any exemption
in favour' of those, who, under any pretext, May
conceive themselves to be exempted from the pay.
ment of the same) excepting, however, fish, wheat,
maise, r. r, Riot, 'or v. get At)les, as also_ all articles
entered at .Frank Quay, oi,,;n a duty of
one per Cein. only of this Cuntrthtitioti shall be
levied. , ,

APRIL 2t.—ln the afternoon of the 24th inst.
His Royal Highness the' PRINCE REGENT gave
audience, for the• first time, to C3,-Iter f it/NoT,
Ambassador frnn His 11,1,,je,ty'c•e Emr EROlt of the
FRENCH, and oti, the same day, to Chevalier
Ertvoy Extraordinary itt,3l His SARDI.
NIAN 114.6jEtTY.

Arts 1L 27. - They write from Cadiz, that His
,CATHOLIC 'ESTI' has reirered from 't he trade of
that City, one million of dollars, to meet the, ex-
igencies of, the State. That a squodron ut twelve
ran of war, was.prepating,to be ready in the course
of that month (larch), of whieh 'Admiral GRA.
viNA Iva to have the command. Also, that. the
English had captered the 'airtrudesol ship from
Lima, valued at two millions of Patacas; two yes.
selsifrom Buenos .Ayres,, and another from'Guati.
malo„ (-she lading of each being valued at a million
of Patacas) and one from Vera Cruz, at sit hutaited
hard. dollars. The English at Gibraltar having
formed .a triple line of artillery, the Spanish in.
trenchtnents had also been provided .with a formida-
ble train of artillery.
I Tae OPBItA.---Thee performance of the new
serious Opera, ()razz; e.Curazzi, Saruelay last,
at the King's 'Theatre, commenced soon ii fier seven
o'clock, in order to comply With, the laudable re.
quisition of the /3tsetee of LotaloN, that the Enter-
tainments might not inttench upon. the 'Sabath.—
The Orchestra was but halt' full of Performers at
the beginning, and the Singers were not ready...:...
However they were all upon the alert, and the
curtain -drew up before the usual time. GRAS.
stilt made a strong impression by the excellence
of her ading ; and BRAIIAW if he had ritnf
cui.ktroded 11,eradvb.y the extravagant luxuriance
of his is'ivirient, at the expenee of taste and feeling,
would hive gained more judicious applause than
attended him, PARtsoT particularly distinguished'
herself in the last Belle;. , The House had d most
brilliant assemblage of the higher ranks.
Mr. Arun ews, one of, the most eloquent and
ropular Preachers in the metropolis, yesterday de.;
livered a very animated' Discourse at St. James's
Church, against the profanation of the Sabbath,
by the fashionable Concerts, which have too long
been prevolent. It is to be hoped that the general
tlisapprohatiOn.and disgust which the Sunday even.
ing Concerta have excited,_ will at length induce
some of our rtirbiet females of high rank, if they
do. not hold forth an example to their infetio!s, no
longer thus to trample upon decency and decorinn.
Mri."l)ueltit'S remit Masquerade was a scene 01
elegant amusement, but iedid not pass wholly witliodt
disturbanee, for an unlucky. dispute aroic betwe'cri
a young Nobleman and a Gentleman who had been
some time at variance with him, in consequence •of
which the Nobleman treated the
,latter with .4
personal indignity, which is likely to be attended
/ with serious effeds.- ;.

`On Thursdiik I:6t, t'ox t 6 ;) ire ,t. acKkvion,.
upon-Hull, the wife ,of P. E N cmort, Eh 9—
,First Licutccalkt c Forcts, .Was
ta!'ely tiCilYVErti •Ji Sun.