The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-15 00:00:00

NOTE

Delivered by Order of his Swedish Majesty to the Ministers
of the two Allied Courts accredited to the King.

" The entrance of the Swedish Troops into the
Duchy of Lauenburgh, and the peaceable re-occu-
pation of that Country, in the name of His BRI-
TANNIC NfAJtyry, having restored affairs 'to the si-
tuation in which they, were previous to the com-
mencement of hostilities-between Sweden and ,Prus-
sia, and produced a result satisfactory to the King
and his Ally, the Undersigned has the honour to in 7
form N. N. by the express order ofbis Majesty, that
he has caused to cease the measures hitherto adopted
against the Ports and Commerce of his Majesty
the KING of PRUSSIA, of which N. N. was inform-
ed at the time, by the Notes of his Excellency the
Grand Marshal Count DE TERSEN, dated the 29th%
of April and Gth of May last. In conseqUenee, the
necessary orders have. been given to raise entirely
the blockade of the Ports of Prussia, as also to take
off the Embargo laid on the Vessels of that Power
which were in the Ports of Sweden.

Requesting N. N. to convey to the knowledge
of his Court the contents of this Note, the Under-
signed avails himself of the opportunity, to re-
peat," &c".

" In the absence of his. Excellency the Grand
Marshal Count Da TERSEN,
" GUST. Da WETTERSTEDT,
First Cabinet Secretary to His Majesty
the King of Sweden."

" Head-quarters, Criefswald, Sept. 3, 1806."

BERLIN, SEPT. 6.-His Majesty will very soon,
it is said, repair to the Army. Count HAUGWITZ
Will, it is said, accompany his Majesty.' It is ex-
padted the Foreign Ministers will follow the King
to the Head-quarters.

The Princes HENRY and Wil.-LiAM set ont yester-
day for the Army : each of these Pribms will com-
mand a Brigade.

Pritice Louis FERDINAND set out the day before
yesterday for Saxony. He will, command the Ad-
vanced Guard of the Prince of HORENLOHE, who is
expeeled here to-day from Dresden, and who comes
to receive the King's last orders.
Field-Marshal MoLLENDORF 'will likewise set out
in a few days for the. Head-quarters at Magde-
burgh.

All the different Corps of the Prussian Army will
to-day arrive at the points which have been assigned
them.

We eXpea here next week the Marquis Luc-
CHESINI, who was to leave Paris on the arrival of the
new Minister,

LEIPZIC, SEPT. 4.---Every week Couriers pass
through this City with Letters which the Emperor
of Russia and the King of Prussia write reciprocally:
The last ' Letters came front St. Petersburgh, gud
were addressed to the King and Queen of Prussia.

The advices from Paris are all very pacific ; nil
the Foreign Ministers there receive assurances of the
friendly intentions of his Majesty the Emperor: The
Confederation of the Rhine, however, strengthens
every day ; we are assured that the Princes of WAL-
DECK and LIPPE have joined it.

A Messenger to the Russian Ambassador arrived
at half past four o'clock yesterday, with dispatches
from the Court of St. Petersburgh.
Yesterday morning Mr. t A SSM the Messertger,
also arrived in town with dispatches from St. Peters.
burgh.

Last night a Messenger left town for Paris, with
dispatches- to Lord LAUDERDALE.

Mr.,lttrFFE, the Messenger, set off on Sturday
with dispatches for Copenhagen.
It' is singular to remark the mortality that has
'spread among the leading men in this Country with-
in the last twelve months, vii. Marquis CORNWAL.
Lis, at Gazeepore, East Indies, 06tober 5, 1805 ;
Lord, NELSON, 06tober 21, 1805 ; Mr. PITT, Jar.,
23, 1806; Lord TritißLow; Sept. 12, 1806 ; Mr.
Fox, Sept. 13, 1806.
We are authorized to state that Lord PERCY will
be in town this evening, and means to otter himself
for Westminster.

On Saturday an account was received at the East
India-House, that the outward-bound Fleet which
sailed from Portsmouth on the 4th of March last,
were spoke with, all well, on the 28th of May, in
the Mosambique Passage. The Perseverence parted
company, and arrived safe at St. Helena, where she
delivered her Stores ; and on the 27th of June pro-
ceeded on her voyage for Liencoolen and China. ,