The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-01 00:00:00

GOTTENEURbIi MAILS.

GOTTENBthiGir, Nov.F 7.---The French, it is
said, have made their appearance at Arrelara, in
'Wettish Porneranitt; which is *only about 48 English,
rmles froM Stralsund. Stralsund is therefore declared
,in astate of siege.,The Troops and Militia,whieh will
in the whole 'amount to about 1 t,OOU, have all been
called in, and orders have been issued for provi-
-,sioning it immediately. , Some Vessels have been

taken up'here ftir that put pose.
It is• reported here that the money, plate, and
chief treasures of the of PitussiA have arrived

in a Vessel at Copenhagen.
The KING• of SWEDEN still remains at Bekaskog,
though preparations have been made for his depar-
tj,v9 for Malmo, where he intends, with the Queen,

t.4.pa.ss the winter. I •
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JBTRALSUND, OCT. 30.—HerHighness the Duchess
.of BRUNSWICK OELS, with her two sons and suite,
arrived here safely cn the 24th inst. The reignirig
Duchess of BRUNSWICK is at Rostock, whither the
King of Sweden has sent Major. SILWERSKOLD to
invite 'her to Stralsund. . , ~ ,

Nov. 18.—All communication between this place
and liamburgh, through Mecklenbargh, is cut off
by the • French. BERNADOTTE, with, front AO to
15,000 men, being between Gustrow and Rostock ;
in the latter they have levied contributions for many
thousand dollars, also for shoes, stockings, wine,
Bcc. &c. &c: •

GOTTENBURGFI, Nov. 14. -- Official accounts

' reached: us yesterday, that the French had entered
le i
girt,.,Ao in -*S wedish' Pomerania,- , and seized, upon
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iLiii e'ssels Of differentsorts which lay in the har-
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P.I. ."
The King-and Queen of SWEDEN,- and the Court,
L removed froth Bekaskog-' to 'Malmo last Monday,
where Their Majesties,. propose passing the kk-inter..
The British Minister followed them a day or two

after.
. .
Nov, XI°RIAw with 1600 of the
Swedial TeoOps who Were at i,ub6cki.and whopni—
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harhed..at Travemuhde,:hav6 safely' arrived at Stral-

441/d4*
nl4, OV, el.—This morning arrived the King George
"Packet; with an English, and a, Russikt Courier.
•
Upon the Packet's arrival, an Estafette was imme-'
diately sent to the King at Malmo. We 'had a ter-
rible gale of wind from the S. W. lagt night ; seve-
ral Ships broke from their moorings°, and much da-
mage was done.
Novi 2e.---The Messenger SYLVESTER arrived
here to-day with dispatchesfrom-Ivialtno, and reports
' that the Duchess of BRUNSWICK. is there with the
Swedish Royal Family.
Two Messengers, one from St. Petersburgh and
the other from Dresden, go by the Packet to Eng-
,
land.

Nov. 3.--The accounts frorn'Stralsund, received
-to.;day, mention,, that BONAPARTE has created,. or
.means to create, General DAyousT Duke of Bruns-

tip: =~

,WE P A.R L iLLVIENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.

COUNTY, OF DUBLIN, Btc:—Hans Hamilton, Esq.;
Colonel, Frederick John Faillki her. '

TAIN; DiNomiALL, &c.—Brigadier-Geperal Sir
R. Macktnzie. •

CUPAR FIEE, PERTH, &C.-Sir David Wedcler-

borne.

HADDINGTON, DUNBAR, &C.-1-1011.•
Lambe,

PERTHSHIRE—Thomas Graham, Esq.
:(1a OI,II,ITY OF NVIGTON.---WITI. Marvell, Esq.
.BANFF, CULLEN, &C.—George Skene,
FERN tiNAGHSHI RE—General•Cole General Arch
•ciall. • .
• CLON Et.--Col..Wm. Bagwell.

Gen. Stewart - - - 579
Lord Geo. lieresford -490
• Col. Ponsonby - - 437
San). Lys le - -
GALWAY—State of the POll on Saturda,y-!--
. Ri;ht-Hon. D. B. Daly 340... •
MK. Eyre - - - 231
Mr. Martin - - 179

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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Stare of Poll.
• FERMANAGH—At the-conclusion of •the Poll on
-Monday,..the. 24th inst. the numbers were—, ' A
• Gem Cole - - 1416
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Gem Archdall, - - 1260' -
Henry Brooke -- - - 61 ,
Rd. Brooke -.- - 418 ..

General COLE and General ARCIWALL were de-
clared duly ele6ted, and a number of their friends
much disappointed at not having an oppot-tUnity of
polling. ,
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' LONDONDERRY----At the close of the Poll, on Fri-
Id •
ay e‘entng,,the numbers were—

The Right Iion.CHARLEs,-ABBOT, Speaker in the
last Parliament, having, previous to his becoming a
Candidate to repregent the University-6f Oxford, rpm
signed the office of Recordei of that tity, ILLIAMI
EPAS TAUNTON, Esq. jtinior, Barrister at'Law.;iwas;
,on Monday last, unanithously eleEted to succeed 'him
ity that hOnourable and importanroffice.
An Address of Mr. THORNTON to his Constituents,
in consequence of Mr.TItRNEY!ti speech 'of the 27th
ult. will be found in our first page.. - • - - •