The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-30 00:00:00

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THE SAN:

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SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1808.

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WE are happy to find; by the Gattenburg4 iWail
which arrived this morning, that the disposition both
of the People and the Government of Denmark to-
wards this Country, hai undergone a very material
change. By the judicious management of Sir JAMES
SAUMAREZ, an agreement- has' been entered' into
with the Government of Denmark for the Exchatige
of Prisoners, which has 'already been .carried into
. . .
effed. The Prisoners taken on board the Ifrince.
CArisfian have been sent home to Denmark, and
in' 'return a number of British Prisoners have been
sent- to Gottenburgh. They speak very highly of
the reception they met with among the Danes, and
state, that the Freda], 'thOugh in the charader of
Allies, treat. Holstein as a Conqtiered cOnntry; the
Dar.ish Arms and Ensigns 'have been taken down
every where,. and 'those of France substituted in
their room. The Report of an Alliance, offensive
and defensive; between BusSia and-Austria, con-
tinues to gain ground.

THE EarYdice Frigate has arrived at Plymouth,
and has brought with her a Spanish Schooner, which
was cut out of St. Sebastian, by the boats of his
Majesty's Ship Unicorn. St. Sebastian is a sea-port
:in Biscay, and a very small distaric from Bayonne,
the residence of BuoNA"pARTE.---The Spanish
Schooner had on board 3000 stand .of. arms, and
Dispatches. from King Jot;EPLI to ;Buenog Ayres,
'and the Spanish Colonies in SOuth America: This
is the second Dispatch-vessel, sent by BUoNAPARTB
or' his Agents, to the Spanish Colonies, which. has
been intercepted by our Cfruizers. The Eurydice
waszonly three days on her passage. From the in-
telligence which had reached St. Andero before she
galled, it appears that the French had suffered much
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more severely than the Patriots, in the battle that
took place near Valladolid.

Wednesday the QUEEN anti PRINCESSES dined
at Frogmore'tikige,
Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of
KENT, Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA,
accompanied by Lord WALSlNquitm, Generals CART-
'RIGHT and FITZROY, and
.Colonel TAYLOR, and
Vidy TiIYNNE, took an airing on horseback in
Windsor Park. Her MAJESTY and princess ELI-•.
ZABETH took an airing in a carriage to the Princess
• ELLAABE'rtr'S Cottage at Old Windsor.
Yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, a Spanish
Messenger from Count MATAROSA, accompanied by
one of his Majesty's Messengers trom -tne Foreign
OffiCe, left 'town with important dispatches for
(„Iviedo and Galicia. _
On Wednesday the Lord Provost, Magistrates,
and Council of Edinburgh, unanimously voted an
Address to his Majesty On the present situation of
public affairs. - •

-Infve -been received by taro of the first
mercantile houses in the City; the one positively
asserting that Atinitsossi had quitted Vienna, and
the other that the Austrian Ambassador has taken
his departurefrom Paris.
• A Gentleman his arrived in 'town frotri'-tilbfia,
which he left on -the 15th inst. According-to his
information there had been two engagements in
the neighbourhood of Saragossa.• The first, 'which
we have already published, under the name 'of PA -
LAFCX, is conceived to be-an exaggeration,,althbugh
the resele is understood to have been decisively
-against the French-. The second engagernent,which
took place upon the Ist and second of July, was
fought with uncommon fury, particularly on the part
Of the Spanish Patriots.- On the Ist the Patriots
fought with nxiskets, against batteries ereeled by the
Preach, for it, seems that the Spaniards were the as--
sailants. But upon- the 2d, musketry 'being found
comparatively unavailing,. the Patriots threw down
their mu,kets, -placed their jackets on their arms,
and with their 'myonets alone rushed upon-the most
formidable batteries of the French, whom they dis-
lodged by a most gallant effort. in these attacks the
Parriots -are said to have been uniformly followed by
the women, -who, actuated by patriotic ardour, and
fearless of danger, carried wines, and every seecies of
refreshment, tor• the Patriots. Such, indeed,".was the
ardour of these women, that they followed the body
of valiant men who made the attack- we have men-
tioned upon the French:battery, anct a tiumuer of
them -were the vitims. . •
The Science, HOWARD, from London, for New-
York, was captured on the Ist of May, by a French
Privateer, and carried into Bilboa. --Cato landed.
The Privateer that was all- Penzance,: on the 22d
inst. is captured.
SA ILI G boats started at six o'clock
yesterday evening from Blackfriars-bridge to Putney,
for tine Clap and Cover annually given by the Proprie-
tors ui IVir..ASTLEY'S boat, the:Me/wary,
was the.vvinner:;. • . • • •
To-morrow morning a Sermon.. Twill be preached
at the .Parish Church.of HenclonjoAlio,-sex, jor
the benefit of the Charity Schouls of- hat f)arish, by
the Rev.. JA.D.i4s Moons, L. B. alternate Evening
at. the Foundling..-. Prayers will begin at
efiveri o'cioe'ie. •