The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-07 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Si. PPTERSI3URGII, OCT. s.—The day before yes-
terday our Fleet, which for four weeks was blocked
'up in. Port Baltic by a superior English and Swedish,
Squadron, fortunately arrived at Cronstadt without
the least loss. A viotent.storm from the east drove
off the blockading Squadron from Port Baltic ; but
the wind soddenly veered about, and soon blew a
strong gale from the west.
_Our Fleet took' this op-
portunity, and sailed for Cronstadt ; it consists of
eight Ships of the Line and several frigateS.
WARSAW, O. 13.—0 p the 2-i ill of September,
the new Russian Government at Bialystok was so-
lemnlY installed: The department is divided into,
four distrias, namely, Bialystok, Bielsk, Droiezyn,
and Sokul.. M. Vor* SToziNsicr, Starost of Brausk,
is appointed Governor af.---t.his depaytnlnt. The
town of Bialystok was the residence of the Cpuntess
BRANICKA, sister of the. last King of Polaud ; she
died there last winter.'

VittisA, OAT. 12.-4Mong the Couriers who
have arrived here is one from aicily, who came by
wny of TrieSte. The Russian 4mbassador, Prince
Kutt,sratv, on the arrival of a Courier. from Erfurth,
set out on a. journey to Presburgh to his Majesty the
Emperor.
_Several French Couriers have also arrived
here from Erwin. The. report that the Russian
Emperor would • visit this city, on his return home,
appears very uncertain. •
PaEsßunon, OCT. 7.—On the 4th inst. the States
of the Kingdom waited- on his Majesty the Emperor,
to communicate to him their preliminary resolutions
with regard to the Hungarian insurrection, on which
occasion 'the Primate delivered an address to the Em-
peror, the conclusion of which was as follows
•• " Europe shall see, that among the Hungarian.
.Nation there prevails- that patriotism' derived . from
their ancestors, and.that zealous attachment to their
Constitution, which have been displayed in aelions
.during the last century; and that we are ready
to make every sacrifice to your Majesty, as our
King, who hast sacredly observed the Constitution,
and hast ruled over us with mildness and bene-
ticence, like a beloved lather,; it shall peter happen,
that the name of Hungarians shall. be inglorious,
.when the dignity.of the best of 'Kings, and of the
Constitutio,n, may .be endangered."
The Emperor made the following reply :
" It gives me the greatth pleasure, and does you
much honour, that you have enabled me to call out

the InsurreCtion which you wished, for the defence
i of the country for. the ensuing three 'years, without
1 any new meeting of the Diet for that purpose. You
shew thereby your deep con vita*2 that every
thing depends on the maintenance of the ic.ing,
:.his rights, and his dignity, and that without
these, that Constitution cannc,A subsist, to which
your nation has alWays telt the most glorious
attachment. , We are. thus reminded .of What
Stephen, the founder. and establiSl«er of the tpo--
narchy, counselled and enjoined to his'-only sort,
that the throne of the King cannot be supported
without the nobility," &c. • -

,
NATIONAL DEBT.--An,Account sbewing what
has been redeemed of the National Pebt, the Land-
Tax, and Imperial Loam, to the Ist Novembee, 180 '.
Redeemed by Annual Million, *t.e. - 472,202,058
Ditto on account of Loans - - -71,533,00 S
Ditto by Land Tax - - - - 23,156,429
Ditto by i per Cent, per Ann. on Imp. Loan - 9to,‘S'7
Stock transferred by Life Annuities, up to 27th
October, 1803.- - - - 226,602

Total £ 108,029,634
The Sum to be e:',.pended in the ensuing guar.
ter ii . Z*3,600,073 11S. V.

At the sale of the late Lady Lxt,ton's furniture,
at Grove, Chatham, an old trunk which was con-
sidered as lumber, was purchased by a broker from
thE metropolis, who; on examination, found it con-
tarried a parchment deed, of material oiusgquence to
the partieg
,claituiyg the e,tate. Ishe broker having
refused to surrender it on the firsi application, 144
subsequently been offered a gratuity of 3091. tnyi,ts
relinquishment.