The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-01 00:00:00

FRO .A 1 THE FRENCH PAPERS.

Er=lx, APRIL B.—G,:neral Count KALKnturn
is to enter S.:vedUi Pomerania on the 12th inst. If
the KING of SWEDEN delays his retreat any longer,
h %OH run the risque of being taken in the rear and
ett off : he arrived on the 4th at Grieswald.

HA"'ETTa-GEr • Arita; we are to believe the
Gast accounts, an opposition is foiming in Sweden
the manner in which the forces of t King-
itre now employed, as it cannot *tend eittwr to
•ts :11West or its glory
„ _ _

The Chamber of Commerce having been lately
the Secretary rtzad a Letter frOM-thet
/jos) ju Which his Majesty demanded a Contribu-
tion which would enable him to fit out fifteen Ships
pr,_War, stir the purpose of pro4e6ting Swedish Ships
bgain.st Frufich Vrivatears. In the deliberation which
t[3 ila place, several Members declaimed upon the
thistot-t nuewl}ich liad happened to Sweden bin Ce
Alliance,-With England, and it was decided
tininimously that no supply should be furnished to

the King,
Tlact Privileges of the Swedish 14i..1 Corappy,
k.
',which expire this year, will not he renewed. The
Ling has resolved to open thefracle to all hiiSnbjeas.
Letters fro' Denmark state, that the,Cpurt.pf.
• Capellhagen 'has deter reined to' shut the Ports of
41-10.11 th and Tonningen against tilt and it is

LONDON,

THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1806.

.We received this morning Paris Papers to the
20th . ult. and the Leyden Gazette of the 25th.
The: Gazette, de France, of the lgth, contains a
Letter dated the gth ult.
.which states,. that Den-.
mark had shUt the Ports • of 111.1511 M and Tonnin-
gen against British 'Ships. 'There' is no doubt that
this tetter...is entirely
.a French fabrication, • be-
cause. the account's from fiamburgh, brought by the
last Mail, came down to the 22d ult. and they state,
thatthe Court of Denmark, so far from having ex-
pressed any such -intention; had determined to ad-
•here to a stria neutrality. The other part of the
Letter which relates to the determination of the
Chamber of Commerce of Sweden, is, we believe,
equally destitutelof foundation.
A Letter from Stutgardt states, that an order has
been issued for permitting: the Austrian Prisoners
to return home. . As their -return was stopped in
consequence of the differences subsisting bet Ween
France and Austria, we may infer from the circum-
stance of the.suspension being taken off, that those

differences had been adjusted, at least for the present.

• 130liAPARTE; however, seems to entertain some
apprehension of a new Coalition being formed
against hint on the Continent. M. TAME, Presi-
dent of. the 'Tribunate, in addressing that 'Body,
made use of the following expresSiOns
" The necessity of preserving to France .her Li,
berty and her Independence, ofieizniting her Marine,
and of opposing strong Armies to the Continental
Powers,who still think Vfornting new Plots and new

"Coalitimis, by sporting with the faith of Treaties,
, could alone indlicd•His Majesty to increase the in;
dire& contritiutions,, &c."
I The French. Funds were at U. 20.

The business of. the Impeachment Was resumed
this morning' in Westminster Hall. There was a
fuller attendance of the Commons than yesterday.
The Court was chiefly occupied on legal exceptions,
.suggested= yesterday by Lord,MELvILLE's Counsel,
and re-considered to-day ; the immediate subject of
which we are not. at liberty to state.

We have received American Papers to the 30th
of March, from which we haVe made'some extraas.
A 'Resolution -for prohibiting the importation into
'Ainerica of certain Articles of British Manufaaure
has been agreed to by the House of Representatives,
and a Bill was ordered to bebrought in upon it. We
cannot, however, suppose. that such a measure will
finally receive, the .sanaion of. 'the American Legis-
lature.

THE P revoyante Store,-ship has arriveclintheDowns
from the Medi terrarrean. She has brought several Let-
tens frOrn Gi'uraltar, the latest date of which is the 31 st
of March. At that time"accounts had-been received
that a War between Spain and Portugal was inevit-
able, and that a French Army of 50,000 men was
on its march to assist the Spaniards 'in the invasion of
Portugal. Rear-Admiral Sir StnNky Smtrx::in, the
Po.mpje, with 'a 'Fleet under his Convoy, arrived' at
Gibraltar on the 27th of 'Mire!). •

WE yesterday stopped the Prdss to lay before our
headers the f.-,ilowing Conimunication from. the
Admiralty-to LLOYD'S. It appears that the report of
the French Squadron having been seen off Cape
Maize was unfounded :

" ADMIRAIITY,OFFICE, April 30.

" The Donnegal Man of War arrived at Spithead
, .
this morning, and the following Message has been
receivedby. the Telegraph : Capt. MALCOLM passed
Cape Maize,with Admiral DucKwoara, on the 20th
March ; the report of a French Squadron being
there cannot he true; the Donnegal left Admiral
Louts, with the ,Spencer, Jupiter, and Alexander,.
on the stb, April, in lat. 37. long. 67: in a very hard
gale; on the 12th the Braave sunk—Crew all saved."

One of Admiral DUCKWORTH'S Prizes, supposed
tt• be the .I.upiter, has arrived, at PortSmouth with
the Donnegui.

- A very long and interesting Debate took place
la,t night in the Honie of Commons, on the 5'4,:.01.1(1
~etdiitg(l.t. the Bill tbr the Repeal of the D.:fence
Aft. Upon a division the nnatbers were, for the
r8i11'235; grist it I 9. ' • -

NAVAL • N E WS.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 29.—Sailea the Martin Slcop
of War for Newfoundland.

Arrived the American Ship Globe, RALPH IRLAN-.
DER Master, from Teneriffe, hound tQ Amsterdam,
laden with wine and barilla, detained. by the Coqfi--
ance Sloop of War ; and the Hendrika Jacoba, Capt.
NOATA, laden with wine, frorn Bourdeaux, bound to
Hamburgh, 'detained ,by the, Hind Revenue Cutter,
Capt. ALLEN. 'By the. latter Vessel intelligence is
received that. the Commander of ,La Idpageuse Cor-
vette, lately captured at the mouth of'the Harbou; of
Bourdeaux, by the Pallas 'Frigate, and the Com-
, mander of the Fort, had -been arrested and sent to
Paris to be tried for not having done their duty dm--
.
ing the aaion. Au account of the. Embargo laid on
Prussian Vessels in this Country =died Bourdeaux
14 days since. ,

Arrived the American Brig 'Orient, 'Capt.. DENS-
MORE, from BoFdeaux, laden with wine.; and the
Danish Galliot,Christiattsberg, Capt. WzypE, from
the Streights, laden with brandy,- bound to Breinen,
both detained by the Lively Privateer belonging to
Looe. ,

PORTSMOUTH, Amur, 00.,—Arrived the Donnegal,
of 80 guns, Captain MALCOLM,. from the West In,
dies, having brought up with •her one of the Prizes
captured by SirJonN DucKwoßlrll, supposed to be
the Jupiter. La Braaue, another of the. Prizes,
foundered at sea during,her passage • but fortunate-
all the haUds except three are saved.

Arrived also the Forivard .and'ReliteGun-brigs
from a Cruize.•

The Hardy Gun-brig sailed this morning on a
ernize.

. _ . .
The 35th Regiment this day embarked on board
the Transports in the Harbour for the Cape ()Wood
Hope.
-

DOVER, APRIL 30.—About ten-o'clock last night
a large Lugger Privateer, cruizing off Dungeness,
captured the Brig Hope, of London, Capt. WHITE,
with 'Portland stone, from Weymouth, for London,
but in laying her yard 4 too suddenly aback,- carried
away her main-mast, which went by the board, and
two Frencinnen were considerably hurt, who think-7
ing they should not be able to carry her sate into a
French port, abandoned her, after taking out the
-crew, except the Captain; his wile, and child; she
was providentiallypicken up by the Brig /Phiut, of
Sunderlafid, and brought in hereto-day.
Arrived in the Roads the Sybelle Frigate, Kite
Sloop of War, and Speedwell '
Passed by several Coasters to, the Westward, and
'a large Fleet of Swedish Ships for the Downs; also
the Ship 'Mermaid, Capt.,SINCLAIR, from Jamaica,
which landed' Capt. KILLENBAcit, of the tioth Re-
giment, and several other Passengers.

'DEL, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Isis Man of War,
Sybelle Frigate, and Explosion and Meteor Bombs,
from Portsmouth, IFith a large. Convoy of Swedes ;
Helena Sloop of War, with Convoy from Plymouth;
Prevoyante, from the .Mediterranean, with Convoy;
Trompeuse Sloop of War, Dauntless, Tigress and
Desperate, from -off Boulogne ; and Huddart , Teign-
mouth, and. Thames East Indiarnen, from the River.
Sail,?d the Bustler Gun-brig off Boulogne ; and
the Furious off Calais.

BARBADOES, MARCH 22.—His Majesty's Ship

Northuinterland sailed yesterday fur Antigua, hay-
.

ing previously- struck Admiral Coca h t,E'S Flag,
r noW-flying on board the Dolphin ; and this morning
the Pleasant arrived at Carlisle Bay. The Ship
Symmetry, LIDDLES, another of the. London fleet,
that, parted the Same day with the. Ann, (bbth
bound to Jamaica) has just arrived. The Ship Bar-
ton, of and from Liverpool, in 50 days,
arrived here on Wednesday last. • She fell in with a.
Privateer to windward, but His Majesty's Ship Uni-
corn heaving in sigh at the time, and giving chace
'to her, she did not attack the Barton. This
vateer escaped the Unicorn by superior sailing : the
Hetireui' however, fortunately falling in with her,
captured on the Loth, after a chace of 12 hours,
and brought her in here on Wednesday. She proves
to be the Enemy's celebrated. Schooner Dame Er-
negf, of 15 guns, and 75 men, from Guadaloupe,
then out 33 days, without having made any cap-
Awe. During the chace she threw all her guns
• over, but we. understind she witl be. refitted and
taken into the service.

STATEMENT OP THE DISTRIBUTION OF TIIE

:3 J.Y.

Fri. Sps.
24 ; 35
5 Kt 2
27 24

13! 42

tso 16