The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-30 00:00:00

GOrTENBURGII .11,11 L. TURKEY, OCT: 4.-ti ever the constitution "of the Ottoman State was capable of a refon9ation in- ternally, it certainly would have taken place under the reign of the .unfortuttate 5E1.61,. It is well known how great a favourer this - enlightened Sultan was of European cultivation and science. lie was him Self a good Poet, and after his deposition wrote a Poem on hislabdication of the throne, which was much praised by the Connoisseurs. Under him . like. wise flourished the Turkish Printing Pressei, which were first introduced . under AcitmEr 'III. but re vived and strenuouslysupported by S tan 111. And here it may be remarked, that the. Sultans, who SO zealously encouraged this institution suffered by pular insurre6tion. The printing was carried on in die extensive barracks at Scutari. These barracks were at the same time the residence of the newly organized., Troops of the Emperor, and were fir* stormed by . the insurgent Janissaries. With the destruetion Of this Corps, the employment of the Press naturally Ceased. Unfortunately the :intelligent direetor of it, ABDgRRARMAN, had brought up no successor to his occupation he was satisfied with not being sacrificed by theJanissariesamong the other participations in the reformations of SaLtu. Even should the Turkish Ens: pire be restored to a state of greater tranquillity, which is notlikely soon to happen, AB6ER RAUMAN is Dow dead, and no person will undertake the revival of the institution. The last work . which came from this press was finished about the beginning of,, the presentyear, and must have been very useful.. ,FRANKFURT, OCT. 31 .—The sumptuoUs, ordiianiT gees dannerk of the French Emperor, which, to. , gether with the rest of the French guards, had-taked• the road to Paris, received on their march, when twelve. leagues from Frankfort, orders to return to Cassel, probably to serve provisionally As a way-, guard to the new King of Westphalia,' The French guards have now all passed Franitcort, except the horse grenadiers, who will arrive 'here to-day, and to-mo, - cow.continue their march to Mentz, Yesterday a tittrisport of about 50 pieces of cannon, taken front the Prossiang arrived here, they wilt be eolivisyed to Mentz by w'at(!r., To-rnorrow a, transport of Ifio mea . of tile Fringe Primate's recruits Nti , i)l gv froth Frankfort to their respective contingents: 500 men of the coinpletion, Troops fity:n I)4rmstaclt, will likewise pass opict week through Frankfort to the Army.. • COPENILAdn, OCT. )7.7—The whole number of the Marine Corps, primipally consisting of Q.crn - Aan racrnits; which have none over to the Etemy, 'is 1017. Gorrr.Natisrift, Nov. IFt.--YesteAly the Tor- . Janis ilornb put jp Here, bavinli, on board the liSh Minister, Mr, Mexity, on bid wow to Eng, land. A Cover also put in With an'Englisli Cott rier, charged with disparcheS from St. retersburgb for Landon. They were 'forced in by g.tle from the Westward. The .. Cutter. arrived in • thirteen days from Cronstadt, and when she left it (the 4th Nov.y nothing - new had occuired, The . Emperor had retilrnecl to Sr'. Petersburgb, front a reVieW of his trooPs. The French General SAV . ARY was mak ing a great figure there, attending the Emperor at all. the parades with a numerous retinue in splendid uniforms : It is reported fron t i, Copenhagen, that General PaY,st AN and ieveral, others have been put upon their trials. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 10,.—According to intelli gence received from Sweclen, from a very respect_ alAe gm. Royal Swedish Maje.;ty has arm anded an armistice with France t;ntil the first of A.prilnext; and Marshal RftuNa is daily expe4ed lielsingbourgh, to open negociations for peace.— The English Envoy, Mr. PIEHREPOINT, is said tube on he' point Cif taking his departure for' England..,,, (Copenhagen Gazette af 11'ov.,10.) Ei.sitotna, Nov. 12. ! . .."-Since the sth' instant the English have shut up the Sound, in such. a Manner that they do not allow . any Master of a Ship to go oh'shore and pay toll. They compel all Ships which enter, or sail out of the Sound, to stretch over to Heliingboarg a and bring up under the gupa of their Ships. The loth, one of their Frignies, which arc lying off Helsingbourg, set sail from that M ien. She had English soldiers on board, probably. the Highlanders who were, on board the Neptiore, nr,d vat on shine in the Isla of Hoveen.,—(Copen/uven Gazelle of Nov. ; J). c o pE t riu,o,ab4 'Nov. 1.-414 Serene ..I.lighness Prince Enznia s ic of Hesse has been appointed Go.', Nernor of this Capital,, and Count AApDESSIEN Com. inandant of the . Troops stationed here.. According to public notice isSued'hy :dr: War Department, no' Deserter, Vkho s a native of Great Britain, - shall. be suf red to enlist itt the Danish Army, but treated fe a Prisoner of War.. Hanoverians„ however, may passports ttkreturn.. to thei r either enlist, or receive -native Country, We learn, from Aulbergohat the :English, have stationed a ship near the Lighi-b o i ne schagen, which hoist a number of Lanterns, t serve for a Beicon to such of their ships /I% navigate in that quarttr.... - " r (Copin t racy:, o , 42tit, of Mventv her 9.) RENDESBURGIT, Nov. - 6.—by a Royal Ordinane of the 23d of October, .thc expottation of timber troth any .part of _the Danish dominions has beim prohibited until further orders, on pain of confisci., tido Of the timber, and a tine equal to the value of the goods confiscated, to be paid by all such per son-. as shall he convi6ted of having offended against the above Ordinance.-44beille du Nord of Nonem.t ter me) BANKS OP THE MAINE, OcT. 24.--The Fortress cif BrAnnau was, in the middle of Olober, revie. walled by the French for three months. A Letter from Vienna contains the following intelligence : There are still some differences to adjust between the French Court and ours. France requires that the Aultrian Ports should be shut against the English trade. We understand that Brannan has agaitt been revietualled ; and that the' French, according to every appearance, will not evacuate Austrian Friuli as soon as was expeaed. The contributions levied for the 4ast.war are not yet, "it. is -said; entirely dis charged, and probably this has. a connetiion with .the continuance of the op i etwatiork of Erannau." TRIESTE ; OCT. 17. —Since the English have be. gw to respect the Austrian Neutral Flag more than they have hitherto done, many Vessels, with tho products of the Levant, as oil, currants, and cotton,. arrive here, and trade begins ,to revive. Several Ships that , had been detained at Malta, have like wise been released, and have already arrived at Trieste, Fiume, and Porto Re. The English Flotilla of six Frigates and Corvettes, which was at anchor before our Road, sailed again, after a fair days, for Corfu, under Commodere CAPB.EL.G, • • TER R ITOR WURTEMIWRGII OcT. MAJ ESTY, Onr . SOVertilgll, is continually employed very aClively ..ttl public, and. very rarely' permits himself any relaicitioin. I;' is generally miected that the Icingdom of Wurtemburgh will. still ;eceiye a very ccuiiderable augmentatign. TO CORafsrohfo;Nrs. We must apologize to our aztelletir Correspondent Life:us, for the unavoitjable pos.teoneruent of his lasi Favour tilt To-morrow. MALLS. , • Aa a IvE •••• G 64 tetthii 11,11. I DtAh r iiit. 3 W4terforA. C; Dui-4 witunburAtt, ,; Dutjig, 3"Watalutd. PRICE (H STOCKS THIS 04kv AT TWELVI O!CLOcK. Pqr,lWkS ", • - - - - 63 TRE SUN. sot. ent 9,,tut aICRAa F.A,:14 1 / 1 1 ANDI!AT, L 0 ND a /, ITNDAT, tiorim„tint 3Q, 1807,, Soui.oLthe Letter from indi4 knentipn, that a , serious Alutiny had lgol;en out in the ,c,;td meat, in Bengal. We are, howexcr, happy to say; that the Mutipy was-by no means of a serious n.a ture.. The slight disturbance which oclid t4te, ptne waa:itinediately suppressed. , • • \V have inserted, at length, the. four Order*. of Ws Majesty in Council, for carrying into effect those. of the 11 th inst. which appeared in, saturday's Ga- Zette., Bt ides 4.%kng the periods of commencement inykliffetent parts of the world . , they\ are calculated toltncourage, as far as is consistent with the great Pritriple•of the measure, teally _Neutia,l Tradel. and . patticularly to give facility 19, ;he Commerce of the Mediterranean. 'There aro also ttvo Orders, pert:n.lo4% the '.'rude of Prussia and, 'Wilm a and of Portugal, to, this Country, 9r. fro Neutral Port to Neural Port, or from a Port of outs Allies to any Port to bp specitie4 We' shall give a mjytute exp,l3ttation, of py • durs aiday or two. • The latest account, frorn Lisbon give. t more se, rious air to the report that the Prints Regent has determined to embark for the lira4ils. tUelkages of BifONAPARTE., .the anncameed hostility of Spain, and the defenceless state of Portugal, reuder , this intention very trobable, It is qrutio . that the r,oyai carriages and a vast tztuantity ofivaluable articles had been shipped, and that every thing was in readiness for the ernbarkdtion, if it should finally be accrued -requisite. A 7 . 4 gun Ship had been - fitted up for the Prince. Thp grellt- cabin, was. hung with' black vel vet and gold, and a state room, in a sititilar style, had been prepared for lord STIIANIGV0111), 101)0 . W43$ eNpeCted to accump t iny the Prince in the expeditiAu. That Nybletn4u is high in the confidence of the Prince, , atitt ni t much reveeted by . the Portugt4;se in general, as well for his great talents and the.propri ity of his depprtment, as for the Battering homage which he has paid to . them in having ;de an ad mirable translation of c;AMOENS, their great national . Poet. What may be the final event, it is' difficult to conceive, amidst the variery of rumours to AvhicN the critical siOation of Portugal has given occasion.. A Gotledurili Itiaitarriveil yesterday, by Kl we *have received Intelligence from St,i)etersburgh down to the sth, andfrorn Cepe" nhagen . to the 12th : It will be recolleled, that some days agp.- one of the Opposition Papers accused the Board ,Of miralty of not having left any force in Sound, for.the proteetion of our Trade. We took the ear liest opportunity of contradidling this assertion, and stated accurately the force that had been stationed ,in the Sonnd. The Paper in question did not how , over•think proper' to retratit this unfounded charge: it will,, perhaps, be more inClined:to give credit to the accounts from Denmark, particularly as the 'Danish. Government have manifested such decided 'hostility against this Country. We beg leave there.: fore to make , a short Extract of-a Letter from Elsi near, dated the 12th Inst. " Since the Bth inst. the robbers have shut the " Sound in such,a manner, that.they do not allow, '.' any Master of a Merchant Ship to go on shore " and. pay >,oll. They : compel all Ships which en 1 ' ter or - . sail out of the Sound, to stretch over,to 'f Heliingburgh, and bring up under their guns." After this decisive evidence upon the subjedt, acid from an enemy too, we trust we shall hear no more accusations against the Admiralty, at least upon that. topic. The accounts from St. Petersburgh state, that theic was no appearance of hostile intentions againit this country, but at the same time they' add, that the Frenoli General SA.' Aav is very highly in the con& .•dence Of the Emperor, and has even been employed .in superintending the repairs of the fortifications; of Pronstadt. In the mean tune the French Army An Poland, Instead of withdrawMg, in, compliance with the stipulations of the Treaty ofTilsir, is constantly receivieg reinforcements,' and the recruiting of the Russiati Army is going on wltli - great activity. T4e 4ustriap, Messenger who arrived ,a few days ag9 with dispAteim for Count STAIIaBSIBARG, sailed yesterday from .)over for Calais.. A report - has been oirculated that the dispatches which,he brnught contained tin offer from Austria - to Mediate between, this 'Country and • France, and that the offer had been, accepted, under pertain. litnitations. This te- Port, which is evidently, ft:gilded 'wholly in conjec ture, hid the effeel of prodgcin'tt eousiderable rise the prio otSto . c4s" on' Saturday. - . • Yesterday morning His MAJFOTY,'T'Ocesses Au quiTA, 44044, and NARY, accompanied by Ladies Et,y, WiLoaGNAvu, and CRANLRY, and General Frrzotoy . , rode to St. George's Chapel, where a Sermon was, preached'hy the .}on. andliev: Dr. LEGG, Dgan'pf NVindsor, from KlaChi, 4th Chap. and 3ttt, verse. Thu Royal Party afterwards rotic back OA the Palace. Arrived ye 4 tvl ;4 3 ,y mprniog,, on a visit to their MAT istvrtas, Lord S,UaaKvmLm,a and suite. We are happy to say the Princess SOT:HIA is sul. cieptly recovered to leave the 'alas again. IA Thursday her Royal Highness, attended by Lady Wiaptottava„ took airi t ug in a carriage through Langley Park.. • Yesterday Sir 80a4,04 WAR ars was at WitAgot, and kind an audience of His MAJESTY, and after wards returned to London, • Ecpress was SOW off last night to, Woolwich, with orders to expedite- twa ship loadi of CON altuvs's Rockets fox, one of the Expeditions_ in coo templation of Gpvernment. Mr. Cotfo,4EVE will . accompany the Expedition, for the purpose of su perint.ending the application •of these tkesttuaive en gines, 'as in the attack 'on Copenhagen. • . General Wqrrist.ocis.a, we understand, bas been put under arrest. ' . . Dispatches haye been received at the AdMiraltx from the Squadrusi. off Ferrol, and - by the. Vessel that brought ,them the . following Letters ktaxe been received, frornwhiCh we learn, that the Exi?#dition under the command SIONRIC SMITH, 1,1 mosc probably destined for the Tagui4. MOesty i ki Swe Landon, N0v..t4,„ 43- 1 00 m 5. 30, , . t hare hot a moment to inform you„ that ova have p,,:pceedeci Ow, far on oat ,Expedition, with-fa vourahle winds, and upcominoo .expedition. We are atilt ign4 3 o ll t ef ,aur ae4tin4tion ; the Admi ral is sting wider sealed orders, which are not 4t be opened till he gets,. further tor the Southward. We exped to he joined by the .iliteruia and, some ot het. ships -Iron England, Our force at. present conaiats of the London of . 98 gang ;• Monarch, likriborough, 11,',Iizaboth, and Lit , c6rd, of 74. We' believe the Tagus to be our place of destination— if Sp, and the wind holds, we shall be there tor tnortqw. • c , HisMajesty's Ship -, off Cape Witlisterllo4 Nov - . 17. i..On the-I.4th instant, we ftaw five Sail'of the line approaching us. We naturally supposed they were cotrung relieye us,, bin were tnnelt disappointed on finding they were a SqtyAlrou undeg the - orders .of Sir SIDNAY SMITi}, consisiing 'of 'the Landon, Elizabeth, 4/ . 4larFik, 'BetOrd, and Mat-kw-Nigh, on a ' „ em s Expedition, not unlikely bound to ' Lisbon, tp lay hold of the Portu guese shipping." Yesterday morning, as 3Q min. 25 see. past ten, an edipict,ol thc‘B9n,commenced,.and, end e d at tg min. 3.8 sec: past twelve at ntion. Three Danish Captains, early on Friday morning. cut Boat from her moorings at Dover, and made' off with - her to France, A number of Hove Hers at the Pier saw the Bpat ping out of the Harbour, but supposing she wag ii,fifilittriliari!s t suffered het to pro , . cced unmolested. porin g the high wind, on' Friday e4i, part of tfie.parapet wall, on the. tep:of the Martello s Towers,. on Salidgate was * hlown: down, and the Koc,:f of Fclkstone Cimich „sustained much NA AL fv.mt the LONDON GAZETTE, NA,. 23, 1807. Admiralty-Office, Nov. 28, 1807. Copy I sf a Letterji=om Admiral Young, Commander in Chid' of ,Hu Majesty's Ships and Vessels at ',PlymouM, to Me Hon. IV. IV. Pole, dated on board EELS Majesty's Ship Salvador del Mundo, irt Ha- moaze, • the 26th inst. SIR, I herewith transmit a Letter which I. have *7l - ceiveci from the Commander-of His Majesty's Sloop Scorpion, stating his.having captured, the Glaneuset French Ketch Privateer, of 16 guns, and 80 men; which you will be pleased to lay before the Lord; Commissioners of the Admiralty. I have the honour to be, &c. • W. YOUNO. - ' His Majesty's Sloop Scorpion. at Sea , lot. 49 deg. 27 Min. Af. long. 9 deg. :I:LSIR, 30 Min. W Nournitet 21, t 80.7. •,t , ?iHaving disguised His Majesty's Sloop Scorpioly "Mter x connnand, towards the close of day, 'haft, the satistatEtion of informing you I sucoeeded in decdying under our guns, - and eventually captur ing, at ten P. M. La Glaneuse, Fiench Ketch Fri. vaster, of 16 guns, and '4O men, Louis Joseph Gni nian Commander (who fell a sacrifice to his teme rity by endeavouring to escape when . within pistol -shot). She is' a remarkably fines/es:set, on a new constrmEtion, oopper-fastened, well appointed, and her 'first cruizr, ten days from St. Maloes, and 1133 taken two Vessels*.. I have the honour to be; &c. FRANCIS SI'ANFE I mirql Young. Plyntout4. - . 1 ! Ship Alfred, from Newfoundland to Poole i and tyguest SChooner e detaii.ed by the Alarm Privateer. PORT43IOUTN, Nov, 29.—Arrived this day tb' Cambrian ; Vrigase with a convoy front the East.. ward. Sailed yesterday the Swijhure, of 7 4 CaPt , colior„ for Plymouth ; Crc;odile Frigate, and ilbuil44 once Store-ship, for the Cape of Gqod . Flopo; q4nibrig4 Lieut. -NungrtrA with a Co VI for .Puernsey and the Pluto Sloop of Wigs: C a -e t ' .JANyuani, cat a cruize. , The Pciender Gun-brig takes Convoy to the late -ward; and I:: Espieee Sloop 'of War to Cork. , The hve Frencl Line-of-battle Ships at Cadiz ready for sea. It eicpeaed they will make a push A out whenever an opportunity offers. Lisbon is bell to be their destination.' The Spanish Ships., consisting of seven Sail of the Line, Are apparePO ready for sea, but are said to be very short of tneP , The 'Glary experienced. very severe gales on her pagl sage. • Ft has been gtnted,, that Sir HoMs Pow.'Aat Isom* to tiis place to condu& the arrangements of gn Pc. poitbil, Sir 4ohitt arrived here on WodtwsriVii , at Capt. MaopoN's, o,n his way to COwes., on 4, Y,k". kit to His Royat Highness the Doke of pr.oV,l cEstsa. He returned to Capt. iNlitpuEq'slas; ni t o4 4 and to-morrow, we understand, sett otf for I,ooo‘ An Expedition of considerable ex s trAt is certaiPlf to proceed from thi,s. Port loon oxdpe received here yesterday for the. 34, 4th, Oth, and.. Bth Battalions of the Line of the King's Gain* 14`ginP, and the 250, Both, and 8$ Regiments,, to, be' r, eady. for a < foreign service. The. German Legkori. Were under orders to disembark and march into SW" sea the 4tk Battalion have reached Lcwa, Whets they' were to hare been stationed, They are t 4 Come here and, be embarked again ox,t, Mondgy, 4. 1 : 1 4 Tuesday. The other Regiments, mentioned WA! come into this phsce during the week ;. and thgt Somerset have marched, to Salisbury, the Ease ISO and West Eisost Militips to Stockbridge 4 n4 Autr"'' sey„ and the 3d Lancashire Rc&nent to, Wincheig ter, to mak9. room ( for, them„ cyp w ard% of 0,0 SAil of Traniipofts. are at this. Port, rapt. BA G t osport, 1s afP9intect Spoiox Officer of the dhi' si9o . whie4 I . p.li9isK 9n the I,xpedition. • • COWES, NOV. SO.e.•-Arrived the. Sweclikh EnishOen, from t.; —sbPn,, bound to StockhOlFUs, with . *B4 ' This Ver4Cl was part of the Convorwith the Lively, from which she parted in a gale Of win d ' and was, ou the t tst inst. boarded by a, Renal vateer, which, after plundering her of several art!: Iles, suffered her to proceed. The .1154 teer "haa just previously captured the Rambler, homeward' bound South Sea Whaler, belonging to London. Di 1, 4 , 100 1 g. p o :an sz p —L i S g a eo ile or d e th h e* Hearty oonerto the West. Jiwind ward, witti,Convoy ; and the Ifindosion and / Vassal: to lhe Weitward. The n A tia t i , , ,CliapmAx, was this morning li berated-, and gaiecoafbi.weind had the misfort une t° lose an anchor . and fe ll A Sloopwas last night driven on shore, -and on her beam-end, and will be lost ; she was loade', with uorn, - but which was principally got .out the day before. Euttatmult, Nor. 2h Arrived in Leith the Royal George Excise Cutter from off Copew hagen stt but, in consequence of an order from she =tied with - a Convoy on the cc do d 'lit. tbr Capt3in of His Majesty's ship ranged'rd, she, h ° ret,rr tt Olde.uvbned wA them. rah l'iVdpyrib Nov. 2t8.---Arrived, th e h the Baltic,