The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-09 00:00:00

LUNEVILLE, JAN. rs.

TH E First Consul has required that Peace shall
be concluded within the 3o days of the Armis-
tice, and ratified within the. 15 days allowed for
the recommencement of hostilities. General Mo.
R EMT will, on the. 2.5 th inst. the day on which
the Armistice expires, immediately give notice
of the recommencement of hostilities unless he_
receives from his Government orders to the con..
teary, or advice that Peace is concluded. The
Austrian Counellot of. Legation, M. YON HOVE,
has Set out with all speed from Luarville for
rienna.-

COPENHAGEN, JAN. 24.'

,
THE advice, received nere, that M. ,ROSEN-
CRANTZ, our Minister at the Court of Russia,
had received the EMPEROR'S command to quit
Peteriburgb, and the intelligence that the Rus.
sian Minister M. LISAKEW mot. had, at the same
time, received a Courier from his Court with
orders to leave Copenhagen within three days,
has- caused here a very great sensation.
We are assured on our part, the Northern
Convention has only been signed conditionally,
and with certain restriftions,,. the purport of
which are, -that Denmark will only ad, defensive-
ly. .-The Convention will only be ratified on the
part, of Denmark with a reservation grounded
on her, ancient Treaties with other Euro-
pean Powers, relative to the Navigation of the
Sound.

The Russian Minister. is making preparations
for his departure with his .494
.retipue, but he
has not yet set•put.. The Secretary of Legation,
M. JOSUPHOW I.TZ, jeft..thiS City yesterday. M.
LISAKEWIIICH, should he not receive counter-
orders from. his Court, will probably set out
without delay for !lambitrgh. He has received,
It. is said, from, his Sovereign, a preset); of 6000
rubles. According to other accounts, the Rus-
sian Legation has left C.vm hagen , and. passed
through Rittzstrd on
.the .2 Ist.—(Note of the
Hamburgh Editor.)
The Cabinet Courier, Lieutenant GLASS, who
was to have set out .for Petersburgh last Saturday,
has: not. yet been ,expedited by the Department
for Foreign Affairs. • In the mean time,
,some
other steps arc taking: to accommodate, if pos-
isible, the differences that have arisen ; and wet
have the greatest. hopes they will prove success..
ful. The.day after to-morrow Lieutenant. Gene.
ral Count Low ENDAHL, accompanied by
.a Se 7,
cretary of the Foreign Department, will set out
as Envoy. Extraordinay to St. fifer:Luigi:. lie
,carries with him, it is said, the Ratitieation of
the Northern Convention. ,
_ _ .

We arc now busily employed in ereaing.T•
graphs from Colvskagm,, along the Coasts. of. ;hp
Island of 4ea/and to IVladindturge The advices

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. ,
!ramArohee4 'will be conveyed by Telegraphs,
over the Isla"!Ids Laalakde and Fatiter. To-day,
Cannon is planting in the Citadel here. A' Fleet
of i 6 Ships of the Line, arid a proportionate
number of Frigates, is immediate!y to be fitted
ouL,

TII IRD MAIL.

COPtNIIAGEN, JAN. /4.

ON the evening of the day before yesterday,
Major-General , the Count of DoNNi NSCH !OLD
LC.)WENDAII t, Commande.c of the Carps of Ma:
rifles, and a Rhight of the Order of Maiza, 'bet
out for-St. Peteilturgh, as Envoy. Extraordi-
nary. The ()Nth of, his mission is to carry to
the Court of St. Peter burgh the Ratification of
the Nohhern Convention on the Fart of
,hark. He was accompanied by the. Secretary of
the Foreign Department, M.. Stcm, and the Ca,.
billet Courier, Lieutenant GLASS. lie goes by
the ‘vav of Lubeck.

The Minister from the Court of Russia,
LisAkEWITiCH, set cut fiom -this City for. Ham.
burgh last WeAineAay. This Minister was ge-
nerally beloved here, and his unexpeCted
parture is much regretted..