The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-19 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, MAY q.

1 ,

SI SC E the return of Lieut.-Col. STEWART, who
was sent to England by •Admiral PARK ER, with
Dispatches relative to the Battle of the ad of April,
and the consequent Armistice, Admiral PARKER
has sailed in a Frigate for England. The English
Fleet remains in the Baltic under the. Command of
Admiral NELSON.

A Courier ltas arrived from St. Petersburg,', with
Dispatches for the Russian Minister here, M. L
SAKEW ITCH. His Russian IMPERIAL NIA JEs rt.
has.-2xplicitly declared, that he does not mean to re-
ade.from, the Northern Coalition, and has given
his entire approbation to the Military Coniention
concluded by Denmark. The EMperoi ALEXAN-
DER, on this oecasionchas written a very flattering
Letter, with his own hand, to our beloved HEREDI-
TARY PRINCE, to testify his admiration of the va-
lour displayed 'by the Danish Sailors on the ad of
April. In this Letter, the HEREDITARY PRINCE
is stile& Le feline Heros-I'he youdg Hero. '

- Since the arrival of Lieutenant-Colonel STE WA RT
from England, a'report has been circulated, that a
Negociator on the part of the English Government
had arrived with him.

ANOTHER LETTER; SAME DATE.

Four Ships of the Line of the Fleet of Rear_-
Admiral TOTTY, have arrived in our Roads.
The Fleet of Admiral NELSON', which sailed on
the 6th from Kioge Bay, probably to perform some
• naval manceuVrcs; is still off the Island of
It will thence sail for Rostock and the Afecklenhurg
Coasts, to take in provisions.
Admiral NELSON has assured us, since the depar-
ture of Admiral PARX ER, that the same measures
as before wilt continue to be observed, with respect
to the Navigation of the Baltic.

FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, MAI

Tli E account of the Battle near Cr.frenbagen, on
the 2d of April, caused a great -sensation at St. Pe-
tetsLurgh. The War Governor, Count VONDF R
PAHL EN, immediately resolved to repair to Revel,
to hasten the hailing of the Fleet stationed there, of
twelve Ships Of the Line and three Frigates, and to
'take proper measures for :he defence of the Hari)oua
and the Coast.

It is well knoWn that 6n:l:lnstances have since
altered.

lIANIBVRCH, MAY u.
• ._ •

THE following are the Conditions relative to the
Free Navigation of the Elbe, proposed in a Letter
frOM Sir JAMES CRAWFVRD to PK INCE QH ARL E 5 Of
`Hesse Cassel, in a Letter -dated Hamburgh,. May 7,
.1201, and fully assented to 'by
.-the-Prinec, in his
Answer 'of the same date : .
i. The Netitrality of the Elbe shalt. be cornpleteV re-
.
stoNd from this day, and free entrance and return shall be
granted to every Ship, whatever Flag it may bear. In the
unfortunate case of a renewal of Hostilities between_England
and Denmark, no t hips inithe Eine, or.whichrnay arrive .in
consequence of this Convention, shall be subjected to em-
bargo, or any molestation.
a. :Ail Englista Goods or Property which from this day
shall arrive In:the Elbe, shall be free in every case from all
sequestration or search.
3. Should the Court of Copenhagen wish
.to recede from
this Convention, six weeks notice ohall be given '4nti this
Convention shall be in force during these sia. weeks.

On the other part, I engage that Vic Dartiili Ships from the
Harbours of the Elbe bound to Greenland or Norway, shall
'be provided with the necessary .Passss . for them to proce4,l
'On their voyage, and return livithotit in anr manner being de-
tained or molested .by the British Ships of War, or Cruisers.