The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-05 00:00:00

THE BALTIC.

DANTZIC Friday.—The Magicienne has arrivead
from Copenhagen ; she goes towards Memel, a%
then joins the fleet. They think on board that
Hango is now taken.

Boat from the fleet comes Friday next.
COPENHAGEN, June 3.—The Bulldog has car
tured a Russian vessel, the Johanna.
A letter of May 31, from the same place, says
"No appearance as yet of the English war steatOf
which is to bring despatches from the fleet to this peg'
where they will be handed to a cabinet courier, poi
waiting for them at the little town known as New Fs'h'.
wasser (called after the "fair way"), about four or five
miles from this town. In the absence of official fufar
mation we are told here, on the authority of commeroll;
letters from Sweden, that the Finnish journal of the 21:Lt;
makes no mention of the attack by the British of k 7;
forts in and near Hango Sound, but that it is positive&
known in Calmar, through intelligence derived no doeu'
from the island of Gothland, that on the 20th some Rugi
sian batteries were totally destroyed in the vicinity
°
Gullo and Hwitsand, and that measures had been taken
to attack the comparatively strong fort of Gustaysveril,
An agent of the French fleet is at Dantzic, making 2,1,3 d
quiries respecting provisions. He requires about pus
live cattle, but the butchers will not guarantee thos
number. Contrary to what might be expected, the
in these parts is of very poor quality, and prices ire
high. Vegetables are also very scarce, so that, on 0,
whole, there is a bad prospect of procuring supplies for
the united fleets. Much dissatisfaction is expressed 111
this town at the delay of the Government in prohibitil
the exportation of corn from the Prussian provinces lb
the Baltic to Russia. It is calculated that at pre
there is not sufficient corn in the large granaries of tbi,
place for a two months' supply for Dantzic alone."

THE FRENCH FLEET.
KIEL, May 31.—The French fleet, which, in
consequence of the light wind prevailing yesterclato
afternoon, cast anchor off Bulk, about 12 0111
from this place, weighed again at dawn this morn.;
ing, and, with an extremely fair and strong breem-
from the west, sailed away for Gothland, thereto
await, it is thought, further information as to the
movements of Sir Charles Napier. The Pours-;
vante fast-sailing frigate will proceed direct to
Memel, for instructions for the French Admiral.
One of the ships in passing out of the Amer bils,
e•it,
yesterday took the ground, but by aid of a steal:lies
was instantly got off again without any darnagecl
Had the wind been strong, she might have far.
worse. She was the leading ship of the squadr°ol
and, in consequeece, the others wore forewarn
of the shoal in time.
The following is an extract from a letter receive
by the friend of an officer serving in the Baltic
" H.M.S. ---, May 1. pee
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" We are I believe, imbued with a proper Obe
of orders, and an ardent wish to conquer when o%#
tion begins ; but it does not appear that it is the P° eat
of the French Government or our own to run verYlirria
hazards, without nearly certain hopes of adequlL'

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