The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-29 00:00:00

General would listen to remonstrances or entrea;
ties. He positively refused to grant the slightest
relaxation. W are sorry to add, that the French
did n,,c conti:ie themselves to the confiscation of
British Property—Priv!ie Letters state, thatsome of
the most respe&able British Inhabitants of Ham-
burgh have bL,:n arrested. It appears that consi
derable pains were taken by the French to in-
culcate a belief that the Neutrality of Hamburgh
would be respect: d, for the purpose, of course,
Of preventing .the removal of British Property ;
and we tear that it was attended. with considerable
success. No positive account has reached us of the
French having entered Bremen, but we have not the
slightest doubt of the fael. We stated yesterday,
upon authority on which we place the greatest re-
liance, that considerable apprehensions were enter-
tained in Copenhagen respecting the designs of the
French. It is true that. Denmark has not, since the
Commencement of the Revolution, taken any share in
the Wars against France, and the aaive part which she
took in the Northern Confederacy against Great Bri-
tain in the.year t sot, might naturally be supposed to
exempt her from any danger of an attack from
France. But all this will weigh but little with BONA,.
PASTE, when put in competition with his favourite
obje&, viz. the Shutting the Sound against our Com-
merce ; and we have no-doubt that we shall very soon
hear of a peremptory- application from him to the
Danish Government upon that subjea It is posi-
tively stated, tlLit the Russian Army which was ad-
vancing to the assistance of Prussia has fallen back.
Under the present circumstances such a measure-was
absolutely necessary, but the Russian Army will soon
be so reinforced as to render firther retreat unneces
sary, even without any assistance from the Prussians,
forthe EMPEROR of RUSSIA has given orders for almost
the whole disposable Force of his Empire to advance
towards the frontiers of Poland. We have not re-
ceived any account of the amount of the Prussian
Force which is collected behind the Vistula, but it
certainly cannot be so contemptible in point of num-
bers as it is represented in the French accounts. The
Prussian Army on the right bank of the Vistula cani.
not be much short of 60,000 men.

The Correspondenten contains an article respeEting
the movements of. the Austrian Army, to which,
though it is stated in a .doubtful manner, we are
inclined to give credit. It is sa;.l that the French
liinister at Vienna has' insisted that the Aus-
trian Army should be withdrawn from the
Frontiers.of Bohemia, and that he also expressly
declared, that BONAPARTE would consider 'the
departure -of the Archduke CILARLES to join the
Army as a Declaration of War.
The King and QUeen of PRUSSIA have, it is said,
arrived at St. Petersburgh. •

The following Bulletin was this morning sent
from the Foreign Office to the LORD MAYOR, and
by him transmitted to LLOYD'S :
" Foreign.o.ffice, Nov.
" MY LORD,

" it is with the deepest concern that I inform
rur Lordship that the City of Hamburgh was occu-
pied by a French Corps under General MORTIER on
the igth inst. The property of English Merchants
was immediately confiscated.
" On the night of the 2 tst all English Merchants
were arrested, but were afterwards released, on
their word not at any moment to absent themselves
till the determination of BONAPARTE respe&ing
them should be received.

" Mr. THORNTON, His Majesty's Minister at
flambutgh, was proceeding to Keil, and Mr. NI-
CHOLAS, His Majesty's Vice-Consul, was gone to
Gluckstadt, in order to provide for the English Ships
proceeding, for that Port in safety. He was then to
go to Cuxhaven and, Husum. All proper precau-
tions had been takers for the security of the Mer-
Chants remaining in Harnburgh, and their property.
(Signed) HOWICK."
" Right Holt. Lord Mayor."

A report has been circulated, upon the authority
ref the Master of a Vessel from Newfoundland, that
'Monte Video has been taken by our Expedition
fitted out by Sir HOME POPIIAM. and General BE-
zEsrono. No such intelli4Aglce has reached Go-

On Monday another Committee of the Privy
Council was held r.t the Board of Trade Office, is
Whitehall, to take into consideration the propriety
of Government accepting the surrender. of the Co-..
.lony of Sierra Leone, by the Company. Mr.
TnottYroN, the -Chairman of the Company, at-
tended, and was upwards of three hours in. delibe-
ration with the Committee. Thf-: Members of the
Coll;:cil present were—Lord AUCKLAND, the Earl of
Blicx:NoilAmsllta4, Sir ..7osEpn BANKES, and Mr.
VANsirrAwr. The result of the Meeting did not

transpire.
Thnrsday morn;ng a Bowl of Trade wa held at
the Office in Whitehall, at which Lords HOLLAND,
AUCKLAND, and the A.TToit.NEY-Gr.NERAL attended.
Several Merchanti attended, and presooted Petitioni-
for leave to trade to certain Port-;. At one &clock.
the Board hr, 1;7; when l.a dHoLLAND and .Lord
AtICKLANn 'at t) ;he ij'oreign Oilice, and met
Mf.SS7'3. to ?I,7cc-s.:czy, the American Am-
bassi ors, dofY,q"CacL.'S cy.ls;l:ig I);..t\ve;:n the
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