The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-09 00:00:00

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WE neither set nor bear any more-of the English
rieet which was Crnizing off Sardisiii: its "appear:
lince Was sudden aid unexpitied, and it has disap.
reared as suddelity..,- It is now said that Lord,NE L.
'sot.: has sailed after,the French Toulon Fleet to the..
straits of Grbraltar. The late movements- in the
ports of Genoa and'Legliorn, the tem,pOrary embar-
go,on the shipsin those ports, and the preparation
-of an extraordinary quantity of biscuit,. are sup.:.
posed to have been measures of preciutionV in case
NELSON should have attacked-the French Fleet, and
pursued it to Italy-. The. sudden discontinuance of
all these precautionary Measures, it is is
in consequence of a belief that this Fleet has escaped '
the Addressei - of congratulation otcac-1
tount of the discovery-of the late Conspiracy against'
the Fißst CONSUL, have;; bien sett from-all the
Ports,
.signed by all. the. Commanders of Ships in
them; 'but a similar Address from Touion, is .igned
only by the Frefe4 and CiYil:Nlagtscrate, and not
by one Captain of a Ail those circumstances
render it extremely-probable that the Toulon Fleet
has sailed,

ITALY, MARCii io

A German, formerly irrshe Austriarr service, and
afterwards in that of the Italian Republic,- having
raised a body ofabout zoopartizansihas made him_
self master of the town and Republic of -San Ma.
rino, of which he. is in complete possession. A
Detachment of French Troops has; however, been
Bent thither, with orders to:make hinj and all, his
followers prisoners, and to restore the Republic to
its former state.
A favour of the French against The
English has been fortnect at Malta, but it was dis.
, covered when it Was on the_ point of being carried
into executi.)n. :The ring-leaders in-it have been
seized, and are in ctistndy. _

TURKEY, MARCH

IT had been reported that .a Fleet of t z Ships of
the Line, and 6 Frigetes, had arrived at Constanti_
nople, from the Black Sea, and. sailed again for
Corfu, hut it is now known that only + Frigates,
and some Transports, with .zOOO Troops; have pas-
sed the Canal of Constantinople, and that the des.._
tination of the Troops i$ to compleat the Russian
Military Force at Corfu, which has been diminished
by sickness. . ,

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M6.1•111E1M, MARCIi 19.

ON the 15th inst. a \very important event
_oc-
curred on the Rhine. Very early in ..the morning
several detachments' of French Gems d' 4rmses, horse,.
and font, from Strasburg, 'with two pieces of cannon;
made their appearance at OtTenburg and Ettenheim..
TheYrhad passed the .Rhine in the night .at two
places, Kehl and Capisel. At trtenhettn had re-
sided, for the last two years, the Duke D'ENc-
BIER, Prince of-Bourbon, nephew of the. PRINCE
of CoNDE, with the PRINCESS ROCHEFORT,
the Abbe WE INBORN find Adjutant GRUNSTEIN.
The'Pringe Was'up, and was, join out to hunt when
the Adjutant General CAtnili6outiT and Gencral,,
FR E R lAN informed him•tha-t they h;td orders, to ar-
rest him and his retinue; and carry them to France,_
All the papers of. the Prince were immediately seal-
ed up,. and he, was not permitted .to send off any
Couriers. At Offenburgh General.l4evAr: in like
manner caused several. Emigrants to be. arrested,
wit() had resided there many years;.--among these-
are the.-1111arquis Dc VAv Boit E 1.,. General ME..
LETTE, the Vicar-General_ D' .1(1,4AR, and Ma.
`chine DE REICH, moat of them very aged persnns,
All these prisoners have been carried to the citadel
of Strasburg. •. • • •