The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-09 00:00:00

SHEERNESS, JUNE

THIS day His Majesty's Ship the Theseus, of 7+
.guns, Capt. Jour: BL.Ycx, came down from Chatham
to Blackstakes:

THE HAMBURG.'" MAIL

STOCKHOLM; M. 2.

THE day before yesterday the following Royal.
Ordinance was published here :

" We, GUSTAVV9 ADoI,PHUi, &c. du hereby
make* known, ,that whereas the unfriendly steps
taken by the English Government, and the violence
exercised by it against the sweah‘ Flag, had in-
daed as to break off all Commercial Commu.
nication with England; the fidelity with vihich
we ever observe the engagements we have en..
rered into, and the care with which we consult

the honour and digoity ()four Kin?,lo n, induced us
to abide firmly by quit resolution ; lent as we have now
learned that our. Allies have already renewed their
former Commercial ConneAions with England, and
as the Commander in Chief of the British Fleet in
the Baltic has declared that the Swedish Merchant
Slips in the Baltic and Cattcgat shall not be mo_
lested, we consider ourselves 'as no longer bound,
under the present change of circumstances, to perse.
vere in it measure which can now only prove an ob_
struaion to the trade between our Subjects and those
of His ITANNIC MAJESTY ;We therefore hereby
revoke, pot only the Prohibition of trading with Eng.
land, issued 'by our attlege of Commerce on the
3oth of March, but grant permission to all English.
Merchant Vessels to sail to and from the Swedish
Ports, without molestation, and import and export all
permitted Commodities, paying the customary tolls

and duties which were in force before the late rills-.
understanding between England and Sweden ; and
we expet ,the English Government will by this
measure be convinced of the justice and moderation
of our'sentiments, and be induced to treat our Sub.
„leas with similar justice and,moderation.

Given at our Palace at Stockholm, x9th May,

01.

" GUSTAV US ADOLMV6."

PETERSBURG, MAN 18.

Tut Embargo on the English. Ships, and the
Se: nes,tration on English .property, Was taken Off
yesterday. .The 'R,:ussian Admiralty has received
orders to get, all the British Ships in the RAssian
Harbours repaired 'at the expence of Russia.. The
twenty-four ship's ks-a, 'which were given to
the Heirs of .141.1CKERBR.KER, to discharge. a de nand

which theysmade on the English Government, have
likewise been returned to their lawftil owners. The
harmony and friendly relations which formerly sub-
sisted with England, art again entirely restored.—
Lord NE LSON is eipeeted hereon a friendly 'visit.

VIENNA, MAY 23.

WI.HUpELIST, the Austrian Charge d'Affairs at
Berlin, is immediately to go to Peteriburg, to open
anew the Correspondence between the two Courts.
The EMPEROR of RUSSIA has, it is said, ex-
pressed a wish that Count COIIENTZEL should re-
turn to Petersturgh.
The AtiifFerences between the Porte and PAswAN
OGLOU have been settled by foreign interference.

HAMBURGH, juNz 2.

COUNT. BERNSTORFF, the Danish Minister of
State, who goes as Ambassador Extraordinary to
London, is arrived here on his way to Cuxhaven.
By the last advices from Afetklenburgh, we are
informed that the British Fleet'in the Baltic, under
the command of Admiral NELSON, is off Warn,-
llfunde, two leagues from Rostock, to take in pro-
visions. , The Admiral himself visited Rostock,
where the concourse of spetlators to see the British
Fleet was very great.

tIAG U MA Y 30.

LAST night orders were received by the French
and Batavian troops here, to get ready to march
immediately. They were all in motion, and the
mast extraordinary report:, were circulated. We
afterwards learned that some English Ships had ap:
peared off Garet, and that a part of the troops were
to march thither. Counter orders were, however,
received, and all the troops continue here.
The Primary and Eledive Assemblies are em-
ployed in choosing the Su4essors to the third of the
Legislative Body, which goes our this year. Seve-
ral Members have been re-eletied. The; Diredor
iiurr will go out this time.

PLYMO67II-DOCA, JusE 4.

Tilts day the zd. Dock Volucteers, commanded
by Captain BARLOW, joined by Capt.in NELSON'S
and Lieutenant PHELPS'S Associations, hada Field_
day in honoitr of His MAJE-ry, and went through
their firings', &c. in a very soldieriike manner ;
after which the Officers of the zd Dock gave a
handsome dinner at the Prince George Tavern, to
a numerous any Of their f4ends.

Performances of more variety and excellence than
those now at the ROyal Ciret's, Sr. George's Fields,
were certainly never brought before the Public—.
The Horse of Sir Ralph Aberctomby being shot
under him, and remaining dead upon, the Sta'ge
amidst the tumult of the surrounding conilid, is a
sight as surprising as novel—The Northern Fleet,
_with Abe, real 74, remains a great favourite, as does
also the Spcaacle, of Rinaldini--We find, however,
that this is the last night of that deservedly esteem-
ed produftion.
The great attention pai.l to the Exhibition of
Pictures, Greek Vases, &c. at No. 4, Duke-Street,
St- James's, by some of the first Personages And
Virtuosos in the kingdom, sufficiently evince ,the
merit and value of the ;olleCtion, which, we regret
to find, will be so san closed, ,as we may *Pith
justice observe, it is- one- of the'finesx ColleCtions
ever exhibited in this Country.