The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-29 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JUNE 19..—A letter, dated Ostrolebka,
June 2, states as fellows :—" Among the reports
which are in circulation here, is one of a peace with-
his Swedish Majesty. It is also said, that, the Em-
peror has notified to the King of Prussia, that if the
conditions which have been offered ara not accepted

before the 15th of July, the trowntof rnxisii•A
be imevacably lost to bitti."—(PilkittiJk)
AcCording to letters from Naples of rip.. 3di it i
pears that it was not the English, as at
who made the late decent on Calabria, b it t,; •
'Allies, the troops of the late Kill Fetal* sikt,in.—
They were headed by the Prince of HE.SSE
7.114 L. They were all either killed or tiikeo
soners,

The Papers of this day contain the Articl.-.ti or th,:
Capitulation of Neisse. It is stipulated that in.!
Prussian troops should march out oil the
surrender thernSelves prisoners. of war. T.►,-re
twenty-one Articles.
The 5 per cent. consols are 76 francs 70 ce ►ts. •

WARSAW, JUNE B.—The garrison of Grandfent.e.,
in which want and disease prevail, is estimated .it
scarce 5000.-inen. The besieging corps consst;
French, ,Poles,-alid Hessians. The Hessian Gene-
ral, NAGtt., .andthe Fiench General, Rots.:-it,
their head-quarter's Ui.loll wlticll I to..t
enemy do not fire.
LOWER
,ELBE, JUNE 15.—The latest accOonA
frotn the theatre of -the War give us reason to co,—
elude that the negoctatiOns which had-been pir_la.d
for 'peace,have had no favourable result. Arraive-
mei its appear to b.e. making for openingt fie catlsu.it it ;
but it is believed that nothing of importance be.
undertaken until the English Expedition arris.
ScutEnAx,..ILIN,E 22.—NG certain intellizencf, is
yet:received,of Abe- English EXpedition, but by the
condua of the Frigates which have withdrawn tr-nn
their stations,. as well as •from the reports of neutral,
veasels, we-have reason to believe, that at least one
part -of tiiis'EXPedition is at sea;:,-.;.A. _British tlig of
Duce artived in,the roads of Rotterdam,. on the Btll
instant, with t Duteh—prisinferi. final Ctitac&a.
The'VeSseFwas put cr:q ..-'-
OSTEDLENKA.; JUNE canDOIS have becn.
fired along the whole,line,. to antlKince.the taking.
of Dant2ic, which the itusFwians wish „to conceal-.
Sinc,e our lcti. flank has beeti rendere.d, So
th 6 possession of,-Pan4ic, "a only wait i'lkeEini,e-,
ru'smtlers to advance.: The circumstance of the.
Ilussiati.;; riot *chUSirig to. venture out of their works
is a proofto us of their weakness. :
It is said“hat`the.,Einperor has,ciused it to be
pounced. to the King of Prussia, that if he does ~of
acCept of, the terms that have been,otrered ;him,
lore the loth of July, the Cros,v4 of Prussia to
will be inevitably lost.' .
NAPLES, JUNE has not been 11--e English,
as we, at Ws!. .vere -led to -believe,
,btit,.their adte.s,
whO aiaftding In Calabria, Wi,l) the re-
rasjiidigr of; tlie- troops of King FERDINAND. This
was fir° b a biPt. o assist the conspirators at,Naples. --
SiZ thousand men, led by a General worth)'Ql better
employ, and a mote honourable wart re, ix. ,the
Prince of HESSE PIIILLIPSTIIAL, the brave defend, t
of Gaeta, were landed at Reggio. They made so
sure of success,' that 'they immediately declared
themselves the conquerors of Naples.
Upon the eneiny's approach, his Majesty gave orders
to General REGNIER to retreat, and by these mtouts
to encourage the enemy in his cor.tidence, and draw
him some distance from the coast. In .consequence
of this measure, the Prince of HESSE soon threat-
ened the town of Monte Leone. ahe
ever, would not suder a place which had giver'
such prOofs'of its loyalty, to • fall a UV" Ike to the
enemy. General REGNIER faced about, at woken. ine
enemy on the esth, near Mileto. In a short rains
almost the, whole corps under the Prince of .Fl Essg
was killed or taken:. With'great d:fliculty a !1,17.-,11
part of the cavalry regained Reggio. The Cala bi
behaved in a most exemplary manner: a number-of
them I:tid colleeted together to attack the comu.ion
enemy, whom these good people distinguished by
filename of robbers, murderers, /ix..

R.si eEting t l e conspiracy we learn, that it Nivis to
have been carried into effeet on the day of the.iiidy
SaerarnentThe trials of the Conspirators go Oa
with all 'possible dispatch ; five of the ringleaders
have been sentenced to death in <24 hours.