The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-12 00:00:00

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41. The Swedish Commercial Agentrllr. Guam, was
arrested at Copenhagen on the 17th, at. two in the
morning, and committed to prised ; but on the 27th
he was set at liberty, and permitted to remain in his
own hone under a guard till the requisite examina
dons shall have been made.

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dOITNIIAGEN, DEC. s.—Our two Ships of the
Line the Louisa Augusta and Prince Christian, un
der the command -of the Captains SNEDGEF and
JEPEN, h4ve safely arrived from Norway, and coms
into our road; Yesterday afternoon they. chased, in
the Cattegat, au English Brig, which, however, be-o!'
ing too much a head of them, escaped into a Swe4
dish port. They did not meet llr the Cattegat with,
with any other of the Enemy's Ships; M. FRASEE.
must certainly already have gone with his Convoy,
or he would no doubt have .fallen into their hands.
The above two Ships of the Line have sailed again
to-day for the Baltic,..

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Their Royal Highnesses the Princesses JULIA
SOPHIA, and-Louisa. CHARLOTTE, arrived here With.
their suite the clay before yesterday in the afternoon,
on their way frorn'Ploen ; they arrived on the 26th
of November at Rendtburgh, where they dined
With his Majesty, and the next day continued their
journey. His Royal Highness Prince VERDINAND
is likewise arrived in this capital.
To remove the fears of those who dare not yen».
ture to sail with their cargoes from fear of meeting
with the -Enemy's Cruizers; it. Will he 'sufficient to
state that there have arrived here within these, f9w.
days two ships from Naslow, one from Warding--
burgh, one from Nyburgh, and two' from Prussia,
which did.not 'Meet I.Vith a single English Cruizer..
9n the 3oth of November all the English Ships
left the Sound, and Sailed for the-North Sea tileY
were very briskly fired on as they passed the COtl9
of Croneuburgh. 'iAn English Ship, laden
hemp and linseed oil, commanded by• Capt. Jottti,
ScriatzsiLs, and bound, as he pretendeckfrom
nigsburgh. for Elsineur, but which had stopped-am:CI,
time at' Idandscronai wished to take advantage of
the departureof the English Fleet, and sail unciew it,s,
protthion ; but not havin't been able to joiivit in
time, was taken by a Privateer, and carried it
Elsineur.

A' Notice was issued from the General PoSt.Office
here of the 4th of this month, enjoining all the
Post Officers, in consequence of superior ordevs, to
receive'no letter for any foreign town, or for Altona,
-Husain, Tonningeb, Friederickstadt (in the Melly
of Schleswig), Elsineur, FriedricUshald, and Kons
vinge; till the person appointed by Government.
for that purpose 'shall have examined it, and beel
satisfied that the said letter contains no means, direSl
Or. indirea, of correspondence with England,' ar
With British Subjeets, and shall in consequence,
for secnrity,..have affixed his seal to such letter.il
. (Copenhaen G4izette.)
EXTRACT d 1 A LETTER 11tOM scumattf, DEG. 5,
General Laver. transmitted to oar- Government,
on, the 2d of this month, the following Letter frogl
his Highness the Prince of NnurenATer., which the
Government iintnediately caused to be published:
• Fou lain ble4u, Nov, I.G, 1807.
"The will of his Majesty the .Emperor is, ,that
the- country of Mecklenburgh shall be evacuated by
the French troops, with,the exception of an Adju-
' tint Commandant, who shall remain at Rostock,
with a Battalion at most, to take care that no Eng-
lish inerehandize be introd need into . the said coun-
try. You will, before your departure; General, Ste
that all necessary dispositions are made for the car'
rying into execution of this measureY

Last Tuesday morning seventy-four casks- of
.amounting to upwards of 100,0001. were re-
moved from the: Bank, in three waggens, to tho
Diandee Arms Wharf, Wapping, where they were
put on board the Fly-boat, - and conveyed to Graves..
end. On Wednesday4morning the, Boat sailed. to
Nurthfleet, and part the Specie on board the
Frigate ; soon after which she .got under weigh.
Thil treasure is a remittance to the King of Swe-
, littlt. A Gentleman belonging to the Bank, and Kt
vett, the Officer, guarded it by land.
On Friday laSt there was a meeting. of the Nor'
folk. Agricultural Society;-.at th&Maid's Head, ill
tl4O City of Norwich, preparatory to the General
Meeting, which is shortly to take place.at Lynn.
At that Meeting there will be a premium proposed
to be given to the person who shall devise the best
and cheapest mode of feeding horses:
A few nights baCk as-a servant of ED*Allu atifr-
katks, Esq. of Deal, was returning hoMe from Rams-
gate on a very fine spirited mare dfhis Master's, the
animal unfortunately' took fright•at SOME,' bin&
the
- road, and by a sadden
.plunge diimonmed her rider,
• who was extremely bruised ; after which, running
laway, 41).0ine. in
,contad With a winchnill„ 'then
at •work ,; .the sweeps of which • struelt.the'pOoF:ani:
rn'alsotertibly in the head; as,tosfra4ture her scu)-1.
'‘%'-33' ho ever, afterwards • Caught by the se"
atid rilden home- (a distance of above tweiVes,
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Silk& w hen • sbe tuts undergone the, operation
of .t.rePh:litlhlZ, having had 'about two inches of 03,
cranicip taken off, by the Veterinary Surgeon,
, 'and 1411, it is now thoutyht recover.