The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-10 00:00:00

FROM THE H4/U1 BUTCH P4IPER~.

MARII), MARCH 6.--:So uncommon are the ex.
ertions making in. the Port, of Cadiz, under 'the
diredion of Admiral GRAVINA, that fifteen ships
Of different sizes are quite manned, and six are
already in the s4y. , Sailors from all parts _of the
Kingdom are flocking itiCatliz, as well as Artificers
in prodigious numbers'. Commodore °RIDE. cruizis
continually in sight of our port ; but'initp:ite of the
reinforcement which' he experts, he will by no
means be; a match for his opponents. It is, indeedi
time that the Spanishflagre3ent the injuries-done to
our Commerce by the English : they have again
captured two of our American: Ships, laden trot only
witkpiastres, but a cOnsiderabie quantity of mer;
chandize of all kinds.' What has been said of the
zeal and a6livity Manifested in the Port of Cadiz,
may also be applied to that of Feittl. Our Army is
augmenting daily ;and thus we shall shortly beln a
condition to bid'dcKance, at least] if not to:punish,
our Enemies.

CADY Z.; MARCH stz..--,-Our Squadron, composed
of twelve Ships of the Line, and teh,Frigittes have
entered the road, and wait, only for orders from the
Court-to`put to sea.
FRANKFORT, MARCH 3o.—One of our News.
:papers Contains the Imllowing Article : According
to intelligence from Marseillei,. great exertions are
-using at Toulon to fit out several additional large
and small Ships of War. it is added,-that several
thousand Troops had arrived ther, and that the
Fleet' would again shortly sail, ,after being cOnsi.
derably reinfujced., Every thing is concluded with
the greatest stc,rvek ; the Captains even knew no.,
thing of-their lace destinatiuOl they had been fur.
rushed with sealed orders,, which' were only. to. be.
opened in case of great 'necessity, or when separated-
from the Fleet. Of the English nett oothirg,As
known since its late fruitless cruize to Sicily ; it is
conjetiured to lie off Si(rdinia.

SEM LtN, MARCH report is in circulation.
here, that tsomoo Russian troops aTe,asietnti,eti.on
thrtruntiers *of .• Wallachia, thit'they are•,te,ntirch,
through Servia_fqr Alhania, and aftenvartiloo'ern.
bark for the Seven Isi,.nds.

AMI3itRD &Rl', Arkiz, s.—. From
we hear, that a. drf .chment of Bataviandragoons,
and a batralion of, French troops, have marched
from thence 'to Flushing. It is reported Etat se,
veral English ships of war have been seer► of that
port.

Lrsuorsi, MARCH 6.-Six English ships of war,
under roe command of 'A‘linital COCHRANE, hive
arrived in our Road. It is not krown tor certain
if it is the saute squadron whiciihasbtockided Fer.
rot, or the one sent in puriuit Of the fleet which
lately escatied. tiotri R.,)dhefort, ,

On the.4.th the Captain of Ow Eneraid frigate, in
violation ()tour neutrality, caused a great number
of men to be pressed (coin on boaml the neutral ships
lying under quarantine here. Our Government,
however, have issued peremptory orders, that
said frigate shad not be aulfered to, sail before All
the seamen, thus tan warrantably 'seized, have been
reatored.

,m
FMCS, t9.—The Russian Sra.
cirono which may at. Anatol fur some time in cite
ROad of Naplrs, have liana on acruize to the Ma..
tliterranean.

PARIS, APRIL, Letter from Milan of the
14th of Match, states, that the Venice -Gazettes
have officially announced that the Venetian Provinces
will this year be vibited by the Emperor and Em.
press of AUSTRIA.
The.Tribunate have waited on thts'Emperor (flo.
NAP/J.II.TR), and congratulated him on his acceptance
of the Crown •of Italy, respeCting which country
several more regulations have been decreed
The celebrated 'Painter, Gasusa, died at Paris
on the zul ult. in the 79th year of his age.
General ItArr, Aid.de.ciamp to BONAPARTR,
was on the z9th ult. married to MACMUillelle VAN.
L RIB 111(5.11 Ei at Paris.

The Dutc-h Admiral VERIIEVI, is indisposed at
Dunkirk.

Their Imperial -Majesties went to* Tontainbleau
the day. before yesterday. This day they-will con-
tinue their journey to Italy.
They intend to pass the Easter Holidays at liyons.
—lt is now certain, that the Empress will assist at
her husband's Coronation. at Milan. The Minister
of War set off far Italy the day after their Majesties'
departure..

. . ,
General JavanAn has resumed the command of
the French Army ii, f td.y ; he will also command at
the. camp which is to be issetnbled under the wills
of Milan.

It, is said, that Gt!neral'Sr. CY R will also come
tO Milan, quitting his •Army at Naples for some
day's.

They write from MarAillel - that the equipment
of large and. h ni4ll Ships of Wards carried on with
the'utrnost.attivity at Toulon, and that some thou.
sands Soldiers have arrived there to he embarked,
when the Fleet will make another attempt to sail.---
Every' thing is carried on there with the 'great.
est aeceecy, Sums Euglibit Spies have lately been
discovered on the Coast ; the Fishermen are alit)
suspected of maintaining a Correvp,:indence with
the English Fleet. The taper has not again ap.
peared off Toulon, but resumed its station off Sat.
dinia.

LOWER. RHINE, APRIL
.4.—.Nolwithstanding
the cOntraillitory accounts relative to the Austrian,
Empernes j•►urney, the Venice Papers officially an.
nourite his expelled arrival. At the Court of
Vienna much mystery it oh.erved with regard to.
the reil.purport , of ►hat journey ; some assert it
will be to Italy; others say to Gltilicia the former
4uppose that the Emperor will have an interview
with the French Emperor in.ltaly ; the latter as.
rent that His Majesty will meet. the Emperor of
Russia in Gallicia, it is also said, the Atchduke
CHARLES will accompany the :Emperor.
VE.IXONA.; MARCH 1.--It is generally asserted,
that this City will witness a Nieeting of the Aus.
trian and French Emperors in April or May next.
A report also prevails, char a change is to take
place with resped to the Dutchy of MhntiLl ; or,
according to WIWI'S, with the Sta.,es 15.10g,,a
and Ferrara. •

According to the latest accounts from N,,pleit
Admiral Nt LirOtt was,ctuizing betwertt_sci)iy_an,i