The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-14 00:00:00

now signed at 'St. Peteriburgh.
The Imperial Court has likewise utcdoll"
this Convention,

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EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM ELSINKURP
PLC. 30,
" Every pcno.n who arrives from Sewell*/
assere us that the greatest aaivity prevails in the
Ports ; the Troops are marching to the Coast's
and the Patroles extend from Gcthembours to
L ;7d:erg:mt. -
Ir is not true that therd are some EngliP
Frigates in the Ports of Norway, and chat other'
arc cruizing before Schagen, It is certain that
there-are not in the North Sea any English Vets'.
sels but such as customarily cruize there.
ce The report which was spread here yeiteribh
that four English Frigates had attacked off ,S.
horn two Danish Frigates, and that the latter II"
made so strong a resistance, that without the
-siststwe of a Ship of the Line, the four Elle?
Frigates would have been obliged to sheer.otr, it
void of foundation,,
We still hope that the grounds of trisuntit;
standing ipetween _Russia. and England Will '-
amicably settled."

PRIVATE LITTER.
VIENNA, Dtc. 27.

Tnic evening the ARCHDUKE CHAKIM tG
turned again. to the Army at St. Paten, and thr
day after to.morrow the hod-quarteri, will 14
removed from thence to &honer:am,
The Troops of the liungarian Insurreftion 2tf
444 arriving in this capital.

JfAMBEIRGH,' JAN. 4.

EfsalVATI: 4ATT;R.I
•
A Letter from a -.person of consideration at
Berlin his been . received here, which positive',
states, I, that the TreatY'of Armed Neuttulity,
between Rmisia, Peiwatit-4,' and Sqvcdca,
signed at Perershergb, on the tsth of last mond,
In the same letter it is stated, that irsiosoi
though I)ot,a trimCital in the :Treaty, is pottier/
to it. It is supposed that Deienterk and
were rather averse to tite
.'Treaty, but that. r
EMPEROR PAUL over.ruled every objcaion tt
--the Most 'summary- possible way. Propattatt'
bath for offence andtdefentzt
:ate going an in
Datlish Ports: Fortifications. are making fat
town of Combagerr, -and those.of Crongadt
,considerably enlarged. In Suedes, howc,vt
every thing is in ; state of inaCtivity.
People are starving, and the Government, unsw.','
to procure the means of 'lnternal relief, finds iti'
self totally. inadequate to measures of Wall/°
preparation. I •

- - - -
I:ennCe:peanCileQ:arindad ‘o.etililear
" The necessaries of life are quite as dear het"
as with you. Tine wheaten bread costs Pc'
el
same pro'
Cr:,
portion. sthhiilnigirslg,insatlitlebusattn
:
Cuschavvh but they - pat for every thing thel
''' The Prussians still remain In possession of
use. The Government of Ilamburgh, after pot'
chafing the Vessel which was the cause of tilt'
pure, from the Captors, 'and restoring it to Or
Owners, represented to the IcAsto of PitioslAl
that as his demand of restitution had been catil•
plied with, the march of the Troops ought to
w ,fr..
countermanded. The anser was, that as of,
march of the Troops had been ordered, the/
must proceed to the place of their destinationl •
Nothing less than a compleat dismemberment !.
the Germanic Empire, it is supposed, will be tu'
result of a Peace at this moment,':

A report was yesterday circulated at the PI
maica Cofee,house, which we hope will Fros'or
•tnifuunded, or eNaggerated.—A Letter had lie
received by the arrivals from America, tom lit •
Captain of an English West India ship, who was
New-York, stating that an American bris Nib
touched there from Sr. Anne's, a port on the Or',
of the Island of Jamaica, the Captain of Wb'c;
stated, that on .the ad of November a viold%
hurricane had taken place at Jamaica, which
drove on shore a number of ships in the neigh'
bourbood of Port Antonio, and of course $41%
`supposed to have done some damage to the OW
ritions,
The Guildhall Sessions were opened yestcrd'l'
and after the Jury were sworn in, the Commx4
Si, RI I. ANT moved, that the Court should aproi° 4
a day tar the consideration of the dispute now el:
fisting, between the Master Taylors and their
journeynwn. Mr, CUE N,E having spoken a fe'i'r
words in support of this Motion, the Court
' pointed Monday the 26th for the discussion °,
this business, and wished all,parties concerned t
be apprized of their determination.
The following melancholy accident took place
at Yarmouth on Saturday lag s--As Mrs. ftvPP' -
aged was sitting by the fire, a spark got '3'
• her gown, which Immediately caught fire, t%
burnt her in so terrible a manner, that she cs'
Aired a few hours afterwards.
The Huntingdon, Gardner, from Liverpool to
Africa, is wrecked in the Solway Firth, •

OP MS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, -IMPIIIIOII, OrALL
THE RUSSIAS, SiCo &C. BCC.

• WHEREAS it has been rqpresented by many
.Subjeets of Russia, that large sums of money are
due VI them from English Merchants resident. in
Russia, and that payment of such Debts cannot h 5
obtained; His Imperial Majesty's 0)11ege of Com.

,coerce at st. Pete riburgh, by virtue of pOwers yst.
ed in them for the purpose of pionioting an ad.
lustment and liquidation of the Debts due to the.
• Russian Merchants from the English. Merchants,
lave Appointed and ordained an Especial Commis.
Alon, or Board of Commissioners, for managing
English Property, and they direft the said Board
:to be constituted, and their operations and pro_
'Feedings to be guided by the following regula.
lions

I. It shall consist of two Russian, two English, and

two Merchants of other Nations, all of whom shall be

men of known good charaCier, and the English shill be
chosen or seleaed by the English Merchants; to vyhCm
shall addedone of the Members of the Imperial College
Ail Commerce In St. Petershurgh.
11. All matters that come undertheir cognizance, shall
be adjtisted conformably to'the accustomed rules and esta.
Wished usage in trade : they are to decide amongst them-
:selves,. by a majority of votes, upon.matters under discus-
sion ; but in case of any points involving the intereite of
RUSS;4II Commerce, the opinion of His IMperial
jesty's touniellor of the College, of Commerce is to
'Supersede the Majority of votes, subject however, to the
'Concurrence of the College of Commerce.
111. Every British Merchant resident in Russia, with-
out excepting such as have subscribed themselves visitors,
511411 deliver to the Commissioners in writing, a statement
of all the Balances of Accounts in their books, and a ache-
Aule of Edit is and Goods in their postession; and they
ahall, when required, deliver to the Commissioners their
;looks of Accounts out of their aecomp t. gh uses o .
IV. Every Russian Subjed, who has any claim or do.
linandtipoil an Englishman, of whatever nature or kind it
,#%ay'llt, or who is indebted to a British Subject, shall
111111.Snaltan account of the particulars •of such debts or
plaints to the Commissioners, within four months from the
tate 'of the publication of this Ordinance in the News-
'pipers, rind in default thereof, the Cominissioners are not
,*).take 041tu2;inCe. of any,claims after that period.
Tho,Conitnissionets are to dispose of all English
now 4equ,:strocOb and to receive all, palandes of
' and to brieb whole into one general mass.*,
VI. The, Rttssian S ithjecls shall retain: uut of the
, Ina of the English Property (colleaed as bare dirca-
id), after admission of the validity and justness of the,
Claimants, an equal dividend'Upon their respcdhie de-
Minds, and.(ull satisfaaion.
VII. la 'cote the hind of English Property dries not
prove adequate to demands of the Russian Creditors ;
.§r. that
,there *hall runtain a S4TPIUS, then the 'result shall
,becon'tnturtivated to the College of Commerce at St. Pe-
yersb u rgh,
I 1 I. The Commissioners shall not be accountable or
tesponsible for theirxiecisions, nor shall there be any ay-
Val front theii'deterniinatioas, either by petition or in any
• .pther way, on any acontret whatever.
It. To defhy the expence and managernent 'of the
yQf CoMmissionerS, and forthe,ailary of theirClorks
~..frent.t4, both Debtors and Creditors shall allow them
4.1* 'hot -upoh the 'amount of the reskaive sums
'Siought under• their consideration '•
Sr. Peterl,burgh, the 17th Neventire,'
" Siinitar to a liankrupt4 Emits.