The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-16 00:00:00

, ;~;., k 4 MAILS. AA It I V 6-;r:cottenb'orgh, Y Waterford. Gotten. btitgb, Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS' THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. - 6z4 Omnitun pr. tonsc)k - T 1-1 E ST3N. SOLLM CUIS DICEAK tALSUM AVDtAT ? V,ZpWZiDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,7:180,7•*: . • . have this ourrendcr of Copenhagen, the Naval. Arsenal, and the whole of the Danish Fleet. This event took place on the 7th instant,, after a bombardment of 4ree'days, during aimost 41 o whole of Which time the City was in a blaze. On the 7th the 6:Orison surrendered, bnt not before a pro6ticable hreacirhad bien t:treaed. The result of this vidorylis-;4. . . SiEighteen il of ay. Li:ie. hrce upou >.n ~4 ,t fine Frigatts = " r ik:"' ' 4:, Si x -I??riss.. Twenly-fiVe ' LY . 4I IJ O 4 I: II s: . . srfigefher the Stores in the ,Ati,cu4l, whiebWeie surrendered to,us wire agreed to quit, the Isiaud. of Ze4land is si t • • weeks. s. _ ~ • ~, ~ + ()Qt . I9As is vcry nt;t fhpri I and w6uriagil. ' .._,;,.. :Thus has .happily terminated, by tho'steadY) per 'severing, and jtidiciouscondua of Admiral GA si BIER and Lord CATHCART, One of the greatest, expb)its. of the present long rthel arduous contest, with les3 loss •on the pin - t of the ASsailants than on': otifornier Zascoii. blot: ; igon4:lt6",vvork in a slwrier Wny, and• oiitaided th.eir fabjeai i finv day's 501)m , r, with a .dreadful sacrifice of &trips and men tti lay ryas by a coal aucl' , deliberate progress, s pur . g;:111:12it Officers r, va compTetcly eattlpilrfit.l end t,f:heir ill' a Fleet . „ and anAt* fitithed . vielory; Jmi ieakbr to under►ake 'my other enterprize " pith, and am- 111 ell t .", , • e: : s.When ‘ - fel . l men al. Sir:Autfititi WEft.E9..gy are employed,' the happOu be .at t ,tiijp . mcd, l'hY;ioffic , .2r 'has had a 'rnp*L',a6tive:6l): , :re • e. gxtral from the Log of tare Sur : . vediarite, of the :Joie - August, will' be gratilytOg to. BurE Answered n,ihrpezted Telegraphic ctonniunica- tionft"as,bn'aer !••,: r;•!: Oc;nerial WALLESLEY has obtained a complete t I iietoryi; taken Arne Genemi, 6itty Officers, 1:D200 Pi - limas,. and ten piedesibf cannon,' and is ribw yursuing the •flyin Enerq." " G. li. C94lLit.- .The divatchts an notoci tig the happy event' of the surrep (iv of Oven hhgen wtito brovght .this morn - log' to the •AdroirAtk' by Captain C91.1.:1r3t ) : of his IVlajcqt.ti Ship gurv . elthinte, L' adz "IcAver gun 4 glove soon, at let the receipt Ot thl..l,llltellt ir4ce, and the followit'% Letter; were :,ortt to the piti).MAAYOK : 4 ' Si. JanteeS•itpql e, IVebiefikly V Lord CAsTtifthAbir has the honour to*quilin the LOD AIAYOU, t4t, Dis . paicbes have bv`en cired f of Lord CAviamir, • dated froth the Cita del of Ccio:nibagen,,on the,ath September. After a Severe bombardment' of throe nights, a Capitulation was; agreed to, by which' tll4 Danish Fleet; inoluding Vessels of all demeriptlons; were surrendered toge 7. ther 'with• all Naval Stores; and uis Majesty's' Troops pnt in possession of the Citadel and Dock'- yard. There Were 18 Sail of the I.iue, exclusive of 3 on tlit Stocks, lb Frigates, 7 Sloops, and 37 Mortar anc).Gtin-boats found in the Port and Atsenal particclars of this Important serviGe will appear'' with the least pogsible delay itt an Artraordiu44 flazette." Admiratiporwe, sept.l6,, Bp7. " Lori MULSRAVV has the honour to acquftine' the LuD-MANotta that °opt. COLLIER i of. HiS,MA. jebty's Ship Hanle, is jest `rived flottl rl.. cnird GAMBIBR, erxi bringq the news that Copenhagen .1 .fopittilated on tio, 7th instan, vvhcn iii 4 Moje,ty's Fleet and Army were pat ire possession of and Are iof Deirma . and Itif she C:ty of Cu penbai9 . . 6 iv The following Bulletin was also circulated 411119 Public Offices : 81,1111. r " owning-street, 16th S▪ e• pt. tBo7. Advices have beeu i 1.114 morning fOceived, from Admiral' GAIIII3IEII and Lieut.-Gen. Lord CATIt- CART, Containing ; he i;Uportant IntelligenLeO(l6 Surrender.tf the , Tbwu and Citadel of Copenhageli; to HIS Majesty's arms,, on, t'lle 6th, and also of Danish Fleet and Arsenal, • Which are placed'arliii, Majesty's disposal, , . . " Nc.shot after a . summons, "Of- , faring the ,tno t adyautageAws, teraut 'The twin baz4irtient -eodtiriurd fdr' three nights.aori the evening , ofthe. oth, .a- Letter was sent by the Danish 'General to proPdie atr A`r:iiiStiCe, on wh ic h Lieut.-Colonel MURRAY wits stint to-explain, that.no,.propoial . 'cOuld 'he listened to without the surrewler - -Of the • . ; •. , bit. A.' WELLESLgY, and. Sir ilotu Portt4m....wer4 employed to arrange the Capitulation; which 'Wai cOucludek ou the Cith , . and-ratified on The 7th, and the Citadel and- ArSenal were "talten posseSsioit of by atid Miliory,Fores. on the " ' jhe greatest praioes, aro given to the condo& of all the and troops' employed: Our lo,:s con sist3 of 4 killed, 138 wounded, and 22 glisbing.-7. Anutngst the' killed' are lour ()Veers, and .. six are • woundt4 • , . " The Danish Navy, which has ben placed .ac Uic disposal of (Ilk MA.I CSTY, -coniists- of , t 8 Sall bf the Line,...l.4.F.ignte:3, 6 lorap3,...atlc.i Geal-boats. Names of ~,, 41! .. 1.)(413, It i t A . ; .ancii#9sigv Dixon, gitt ge'gnivint ; known Lieutenant it ctioti; Germ.ta Leon). Ensign lenhingi, ".3(1 Feet, DF. U C p t Sth rout. Captain DU,il;g. Lit:ll4ll.lW UAW), g7.(1. " Lientenant-Gener4l gain!. in the sheulLr,' slighily. Ensign 13ilsun. `,` action 10110 tllti ,pancs in the conntry, 7, ,WittLtst,LY dcreetel thew, taking above A . .LASi' received Dutch ,Papers to the. 6tll ipstant, containing Paris. np,,vs •to the'4112 . ... They coutain Ibe SU trltilollll ' Sent LOrd CA.THC A icr to' Major.;General -PEN' tt AN; GovernOr of Copen ha g,e On the 111 ult. ail rl kitemen4 reapeaiug our, • . • - attack upon that capital,..wlaicli the intelli4eoco of this morning redder* of little impottnnee. It is said, in an article frorn!Naplec, de tie * Fox, , With the 'whole of the - Britilh Troop S; - were abOut to leave Slay foi• Egypt: , `"A . Goitenbuigh 41/16i1 arrived List' night: It b"ring.' somere tzts ling Copen h do - en, which', '1 • are how of no vaiue, an:.l 3 Swedish Bulletin, .rem, spe6ing ,tho,„powsge of: the Sw:ptlisll Troops fr®t Stralsrtna to Rugen. '.The Oren& ArestatechbliaiT • • clrpttn'ed the'llithe Islabcr 4 1)66461h, •,. . • Ow) , took Gnu SweLles ~, .. ~. ~.t Lrrrcas brought b; thet ‘ istion Mail whar yesterday,rived state' (tliotCgh rather as a rumo t ur), that the French,Phargé d'Affaires htd demanded of the: Conti of POritigd au..,immen.se sum: 0f..110,.., ttey,/ and the itninodiate ' Shutting; the - Ports against tie k,luglish, and thit,consicierablc alarm had in Consequence arisen. Orher Letters; artor:tkleni Boning these .rumours, ,expres, strong' hopes that oN.AP4-RT):, would not proceed - .to. extremities.: There is nothing, however, tit these Letters, teSpect ing the demand snit' to have . l?een"made on the -part of the French, which Can be implicitly relied On; "His LIAJEsTv came to town to•day, .and .befd Court at the Qicute ti Palate. ' • • Monday the Mike of Yogis. .transa4ed business • . ' with Irlis MAIESTY fl/r. upwards ofati hour Yesterday.t4eiterals -.CaAuFuttp:, and Auctivor.Y. transa6ted busineis, with LorCl. CAST:JUR RA at-his Office.; after Ids waited up'du D, the of Yesterday the . Duke of Yonit held a public' clay at Ids Office, gave:audiences to the Kin of Cgrattait,,,,Genet:al Au, ,t and asntimbek of General Otliettrs. • • , , .. `Notice has been gi , ren at t1;:y General .POst Offmc, that they rece - We Lettell roe Hatubuegh, 'l,vhici, art 'orwarded there' by way of lielikOland.... i ,' . . . . . . 'The L. i sbon Mail, w b I eh it r thettypiterciv; bgought a tepetltien of the report, tliat se v eral Ships 6f the Lino were •fitting out i t a the, Ports of Portugal, for the purpose of being Iced: at the,dispool of Spain, ttErt.EcTloNs ' • • , • F ..... " 11 r.*_ •,- r .1)2;, , r0f . ill IVD i AVM ,I• •,.' (and' our I of itterda.y.)' . • , Article XIII. then, of the Treaty of Tilsit, accomplished.the-obje4-4 gots-kee-wished to retidet.iltiolik'arri`iafti've;igai in the War with, England,_ilmizwo have developed. the - ..iiteans:...by which hb-flattrrirhimself ate t• be h ttieceecled. • It relate to l f ricey - The objea_of these, alw is a InerliatiOn.: here: it is BO tr A ,,res AVE altUorsrecitarl foirWaYer *as :t tri 4d lat ., fora welite , id, 'we - WetititliibiterytP that'B Obi PA.ittit •ex . •tt 'forces the Acceptance of his mediation 'upon the 'r ./.,„„ri, •, , . n °, - iiattugam acktottugeou.qatidtitenourakie Peace for the How is'it that therie iw&WordS; acittan(air:eo4and honourably, do not appear in Article' the subjea of' the niediation.which i3ONAPARTi: has the . . • goodness' to perrukthe Emperor , of,. i lluisia to pro-, pate becatilie Dov r tirarrs was well aware. - that' .the basis of the mediation Would berchdered mill by . them . ; since England" is , inn oonditiOn•th make the law which she impo s es pti herself, .while Tuikei .is compelled to recce Which ii,‘l44ted to her ; and ;to. court e*istence, atilny price--a• favour that cannot be purchased' .too dear ! • • ••• e „ . • ' But the state of sUbserviency to vv . ha - . the - gm-, peror . of Russisis already reduced; is the prearninent feature of these Articles. By Article XXIII. BONAPPLTE obliges the Atts- • sian troops .to withdraw immediately ,from 111oldayia••: and Wallaclila : ' He does not withdraw, : his . own from any part Of Turkey to which theciicurnstanem of the preseitt war have conduaod . theM! Atilre sarneritirno, and in the vory . sarridAsitiele, lie 8(101 7 I'ateS'tliai the Ottoman, troop s davia and ,Wallachia • till the ei l eliange of ; .Ratiflcp- - tions. 'Hence it' clearly follows that' Bco.N'ArARTE'S design is to dietate the law here•sis.:he did at Tilsit, and that, if his negotiations' fail, lie will at once seize upon the Provinces from which . he has cauled • both l'urks and Russians to, remove, while he - de=, talus-his own armies on the spotd Peace with Turkey, however, depends on this double •hypokbeis :—either ,trigland. will -snake peace, 9r", 4i)gland will continue the wars-- 7 1f,itte makes pc.:tce:7l.'nrkev *ill be the" nrev of BONA.; PARTH,' who. will partition her out nccoiding to his u4tul Triode, that is, he' Will selie upon every thing which prOnlibes . Th further his designs, •aud . leave his Allies all that can disunite, degratle, and finally drive them into an absolute state 'Of, ',dorm lence-on . hii pleasure Eogland. o , entipueit, the'Vgiiilip. partition be deferred but Turkey will be drawn into it, in ,1 $. otheYVVords, every li k Oryclf her empire to , : the arteries of 'Prat *and 'Russia, itt . „ P.' order to facilitate the gigatitir,tlisupic t which 13owA4e , ?Au' rgE ;:ikeit4ntcditates . In reading these Articks . fail!tO ceive that What they .innounce-timst Lye 1;):::,e9 pre viously settled in secret articles:;. and that, at BON4P.i.a4 l 4 ; Aecirled , t he . 1.0 bf•Ttu.l7,44 his plea-. sure : and in Tending thy: s Treaty we see but, too c l e arly that he c o v elintered nut the sligitest ob , stacle to whatever 'tie chose to.stientAtelarsilta.pre.“ ,sent . _ Artirl6Nr: puts the fuOiic, ,, ll . 2,Tvl to 'this :worlt...of iniquity, by the guarantees i which it pro- Y.ide4ll - 41141 ; 1 " in'le lantu'aO . ,w , liicii it allows Byithis' 13oNArAtere'PasitPtlitErnperor of ,Russia mutually .guarantee theintegOtty ( PT: Possessions• and . the : Pa Weri;;cxitia pr'eltentl‘d. in the Treaty 'or .licit, inch= es' linw 044; • • Such as they shalt be, in conseqUence of the stivtv iations of bat Treaty ! •-• • ; I'litts. it was • not sufficient for. BONAPARTE to 'Make' the • Emperor 'cif - Russia - recognize• Jossex , BONAPARTE .8s King of 'Naples, in dethroning,his .A.IlyIenotNAND IV. and JEROME BONAPARTE, as .King of yirestphaiiii, in plundering RICE- \Vti.L LAM but, inaddition,.,he must arnathe Erriperor of , .Russia against those . , very Sovereigns, nis Allies , whose ruin he ) Ltad san&ioned, in such a manner, that, by the terms of the gtiarantee," . .foseis BON APA tire tray, insist on the' ,Russians marching against Faiottokt) AV. should he. attempt to re= - cover hiy dntiiinierts; and DOINTAPAiTiI himself de- mend the 44sis,tance of Russia_' agajnst FEEPEIkICK!. WILI e IAM .be Moment he protests atttinit the hOr=" . rible sacrifices imposed upon him - ,,by the barbarity of the Tyrant and the weaknesiof".tbe.ginperoe of Russia! . , • this Article .tigland, can no longer attack= ter onentiCS on the dontinent, withoUt Russia's',being engaged, b) tb - , conditions of it, to take up arras against her Thus, the completion of the Treaty of 'Tilsit has been to awl %Lula agnin,it all her ant ient Allies, viiidm ale nbandong 'by. Articles XI r. endAIX., pfunders by Article IX., slid engages 140` attack rby Article XXV., if they ever attempt to re cover by war what they have lost by the weakness of the Emperor of Russia ! Such is this far:nook:Treaty of Tilsit, ...Assured* it eolume would not suffice top analizeit / Fonaplqt i ee t unit vice have limited ourselves to a short and hest review of it. It must.be the business of a. work en• t j irely devoted- t to the subject to examine this Teem% in'all its ramifications, in all its dependencies : sucli an undertaking appear above our strength 4 it certainly is;not above our courage ; and the salva' tioti 'of Eur Ope . enjoins us to enter upon it with AlActity - and re 1. • • • It44'hastoue.howeVer, to announce our hopes at the . satrie time that we exin - ess our fear. ,Of these hope's t no inconsiderable part rests on tlyit same - Emperor - , of Russia whom. tON.II I ARTB has sedu:ecl, whot perfidious Counsellors have plunged into an abysi, but whose personal- onalities, and Whose heart, they have not, been able to pervert or change. He has . been deceived by the unjust advantage W'hich has been taken of those very virlties which once made him the objet of his people's love, the hope a n d stay - of des7Zitid Eur'ope, At 'his age, a Prince, like' every other man, ifi formed by experience. She is a mistress who corn. pels,us4tO pair dear for her, lessons, but, if we profit It)y-tl.eroy-t-beiettnnot be rated too Itigh,- Theretvtio indelible disgrace for an Emperor of Russia thafdetermines to,be no longer clisgraced.—• lie-is at the head of a nation habituated to triumphs, arid wh - ose courage can only be broken or l depressed by ,opprobrium. He is still the objeCt of that na. tion's. !me, .and -still, in ddspite of the Treaty of Tilsit'," the hope of .Europe. This great and affeCt ing a 4 of justice owards.hin, jmposes on him du ties ;of - no ordinarylind: he will Search for his gations in his own heart; 'and not in cowardly and peridious counsels, and, he .will then becotne once mart, a.ll, that he appeared to be in the days of his glpry. ,-Kingli s ,ore;tnettwe are taught so by their ,etrors but great .Kings have also taught, us that theta are means of rendering those 'errors subser vieuts to their glory, and of effacing every trace of their existence,..by covering them with triumphs Which are blessing's to the universe. • .. • Ve hate now concluded thistruly tvoluable and interest .;° in 4 article. , and as 4. has made a igrong impression on thii' It of Ts' So 14: : we ,earnestly-iitiviite,-soine pattkot.les iloolcsolley to coiled and! l►:ualallt.t whole tile; It will 0101 d thg prin,tples of ittxnai order, anti ny•toc4:aliilt, Maud iesped between Sovereign' aids t;leir People, win until against the artitkes or .France, nv•li„ •• log tiono Ra.101%1 41 441. .444.50 4,14 110 ii 4 •r" view but' to involve anein in cionnt ,c nnry and ruin] NAVAL NEWS. PLYAIOUTII, SEPT. t-1, ---`.tiled the St. George, of 9'B ins, for the . C.'ha . nnel Fleet ; the fievolutiOnaire' s Frigate, and Hound ,Sloop of War, on a- Cruize ; a;ti'd'ihe Rata - , THOMPSON, for Hayti. `Arrived the Harlequin_ Sloop of War_froni a Crui zit inalic Clumnol. PO lII'S nouxu, SEPT.tS.---The Monmouth,- of 64( guns, hear-Admiral Ditußy, Capt. KING, saiiedthis, with the Cape of Good ;ma yiast India Convoys, viz. Glory, BEAVIII, Sarah Chris.. Georgiana . Packet, LEIGH, Di ana, EcKyoRD„ 4r4,1%.1,00N, Sir William Pulleney; CHR - ISTO PH ER, Union, Tygress,. Nor)hampton,„--7--, Ezperime#,,---, for Incliac, CA'lql AN, Allig4ior, GRANGER," and , KE for the Cape of Good Hope, and liose,: .11sooKs, fcir Botany Ray; . the Nlu rn.s Frigate, EaPt.' DUO, with the ilk, HARRISON,, BEN'' NET, to. endeavour to overtake 'thO . Mediterranean. Conv9y. .-1 . . li't.stotfrtt; 5irq...3: „ ....:A rrivedlielre.Yeste:f d4 ' . 1 ...—....4, the T?wnshentt Packet; -Cipt.... li a ori, Irani :Lisbon,. t 3 dai4 passaie>sh . e hrings no news of importNnce., The diuchlarid Packet had arrived at LisLon. The 1-iumber'Atiiie4 8 hil'alsic' tirri ved he . r,e yesterday from a crilize . ; .thefazir Friends; Iloiry a Master, arrived this day from . London, with groceries,. • -SREERNESS,' SEPT. Gun-brig, Lieut.: 8 ' . 1 .1 ; n 7 : • SEPT. 15.—:.:YetiferllayL 1 44imale Priia'to, of 3 0 A .A a r . rived the Thrasher gtuvr, Lord. Gi Szzy/AnT; went out: of garbiiur 10 the Little Nom, Lio,iit'wai,this'da paid wages up 10 six months, 'Prior - to'hor proceeding to •the Meiliter" ranean stalion, • - Sailed the .dggrenor Gun-brig for Yarmouth. YARMOUTH, SErT., 15. ---A ; Ves . 6:el, called the Elizabeth, of Baltimore, came on shore at .Lowe" stoft, and it is likely she will become a wreck. . -. . ~ NAL, SEPT. 1 5.--Sailed the ,§a'ake. Sloop of War: • on a cruize. . . . 'Arrived His Majesty's Ship Clyde Ir 3 try tyre north' ' • .. ward . , and remains with the rest of the. Ships its per List. . . . . The trig if/dust/7i, of and for Liverpool , wl", 11 sailed front t.:ork Thqrsday se'nhight, "'f i fth", 4 lost on the 1611.,v;pg nightolear 11 " on board perished, except one Geotlentao, $ Passell' ger, who was providentially saved.