The Sun.
London, England, 1808-02-09 00:00:00

* N.B. The same as those transmitted by Gen. Bower.

[Thejemainder of the Gazette, which cor»fists of the Sum-
nionscssent by the British Commanders to the Danish Go•
verneri, .the Articles of Capitulation agreed upon, and the
Stores and Shipping found in thp different Islinuls, We are
the•necEs/ity, from the great length of the Debates in,
ikth HouSes of• Parliament, of postponing till To-morroivd

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TUESDAY, VELIIRUARY 9, Isott.

Slum on Frigate, with; her Coz4isy, have ar-
rived at Portsmouth, from Madeira. 81)‘ left that
Wand on the, 13th ult. ,Sir S. Hoop Was (hare'
'Every thing yvas' perfectly tranquil; and 'the Troops
were iii goa4 health

Lasr night a very Ling De‘bate t:7)ok place in the
House of Lords, upon a Motion made by the Duke
.of NORFOLK, for further Papers respeai ng the attack
upon Copenhagen. The Noble•Duk-e, Wass answori:i
by Marquis WELLEsr..Ey, in a Speech. rcPlete, with
largument and eloquence, to which we must ,beg:tt)
,call the particular attention of ourßeadeis'; because,
in our opinion, it removes all possibility of .4044
respeding the 'expediency and justice of that mea—
sure. Lord HUTCHINSON expressed a contrary opi-
nion,,and seemed to think that DenM4 bad entpr
ed into n 9 secret engagements with France, and that
she would have endeavoUred to preserve her neutra-
lityagainst theattacks Of that Power: This, however,
is merely the opinion of his Lordship, who, of
course, is not in possession of the information that
induced Ministers to adopt the measure in questicill.
But if it were admitted that Denmark had the ill'
clination to resist the aggressions Of France, she
had not the power ; and it was the dutiof Fps Mae
jesty's MMisters to protect this Country from the con'
sequences that might result from the,want of poWer.
in Denmark to reSist,. as well as from. those which
might proCeed fronalier disposition to assist Franco.
The Motion of the Duke of NonFoix was. rejected
by a very large Majority; ' ' -‘•
In the HouSe of bet-mums there was alSo a Pi6''
CUSSion of considerable length, upon Mr. WOO'
DREAD'S-Motion for the produCtion,of Papers, 10.11411
Was also negatived upon a Division. I

• • •
IT is stated in a Morning Paper, that a difreren.,c0' .1
subsists between thi4 Government and that ofrOrlui
gal, upon the subject of the capture of the blood
Madeira.
Madeira. We have evary reason to believe that
there is an foundation whatever for this ,statement' 1.
and that on the contrary, the best. understanding
subsists between the two Govdrntnents.
A dreadful fire broke out last night in the Priv.;
ing-office of Mr. Nichols; in Red Lion Passa,""
Fleet-street. The house and .otlices were entire
consumed, and many other houses damaged, wthce.
•it was supposed it had been got under;. but this 1°1.4
noon it broke out again, and was raging:with great
violence when ;our Paper was put to I'res4-
Bread remains-at the same primes last week.
The public -notice which has been taken of th,e
Grant tirade by his MAJESTY to die Duke of Yw•7l:
has been-accompanied with a very Cake snd ir1:10
ous representation of the income and tipiwinu,l'ecos
of his Royal Highness. The income '
settled on'the Duke of Yoax.- at the time 9'l,ca
marriage (now-t 7 years ago), and which was
Ebit
thought no more than adequate to the suppert.:°
tbo
rank and dignity, is now considerably' reduced „
Tax on Property ; while on the other' baud, the net
'pence of living is very greatly increased. ;13i,sh"e0
income, as Commander in Chief, is not quite ""1..0$
thousand pounds a year, and his other allovan`Z
are only propt;rtioned to his rank as a General 01,,
cer. His emoluments,. as.. Colonel of the first 1104.
meat of Guards, may be averaged at three thet't7rbo
pounds a year, and .those as. Colonel. in Chiel°,tra•
-both regiment. are somewhat-less--than three 1--no
dred, as the enrolments remain viith the C°ol
Commandant oLeach battalion. The RangershiP,4o
the New Forest, and Windsor- Forest, are 01`iit.,
honorary appointments, without enroltunent. ttiC
,3
Royal Highness is mot, as has been represeolsuitNt
Ranger of Hyde Park and St. James's Pork` rto
office is held by Lord SIDNEY. We 1100
state, that the assertion contained in one t)`),0:.
Sunday Papers,.and copied into the :Morning r„,ll,ir
of yesterday, that the Grant recently made t,"
MAJESTY to his Royal Highness is not the first
which he has received from the same fad, it;
- -
ely without foundation.
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