The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-02 00:00:00

NEW DISCOL EMS,

MAonto, An0.15:-*-'l'he-11.Optl ffydrographical
(lbw of this city has by c.):funabd 01
;be,Prince of Pcriice', in the Gaz,-.9tt,. iiiis city-, the
following notice relativp tc, 'a ..(11,0:overy m:ently
rut;do• itr the South Sara p • • -
•- ' • Frigate La Pali, belonging to the Philli;lpine
Company, and cotrif tut Dutn JOtts BATT' ST?,
Moll'avg v
win, on her oyago from Manilla to Liitu,
„.
flisenvered on thi.l ot. Februarv, 1806, a group
of Nlandl, the /souther Inno.t (4l which i sjigaied in
`Jog. lig min. No •th laiitude, and 162 deg, '5
pal a. East 104itude, filial Cadiz.

'rhe#e Mantis' 9 Jr; .number, occupy a space p:7
itoeagueit'frooiN.E . ip &XV. and are §oparatqci by
pliannpli- one or tv .ro leagues in hrt;attih. They
are to woorly, an(' 1 intersected with rivers. Their
1111101'sqls 3,e of ttilposition. They
firit apprciache4 Ow Fri4ate to tile number of 21,
yt two cant „dei.

Wil n Ley 1y,4 come within mt4skLt shot thty
And held wine coccm-mits tuwirdi
tate Si' istotards, stiol4ting and unikipg

DisSPATCHUS were yesterday received from Ad-
13,k6.KELEY0 at Halifax, but their Contents
have not transpired: Many rumours are in
circulation. respe&ing the progress of tl)e 'Ne-
gotiation at present_ pending between' this': Coun-
try and America, but they ..are founded either
upon conjeaure„ or upon interested speculation •:
when it 'takes a. decisive turn,-we .shall 'take the
earliest:opportunity of communicating the result to
our Readers.

it; tit 4 eltllc.) our CurrirnanderS, both Naval
and griti6h North Anierica,'are ado'pt-
inz ail the necessary measures of precaution, •in the
cotitemplaiion °lithe possibility ofa rupture between
the two Countries. . • ' ,

1r is strongly insinuated in an Opposition Paper
of this morning, 'that inthe Copinunications which
were Made to the crown Prince of. 'Denmark; pre-
vious to the -late , attack. -upon Copenhagen; His
4loyal'l4ighness was not treated with proper respea;
and it is 'added, that heat. the , Prince lind Courit
B I'4 complain of the hauteur with which
they -were treated. To 'a charge so general, it,
is impossible to. give a •particular_ reply ; we.
Can therefore only coottadidt it ..generAy; If
those who have brought for.varti this accusation,
Will 'condescend to enier *into particulars, we shall,
We have no doubt, be able to give them a satisfac-
tory answer.

Fr is stated' in a private 'Letter from the Conti-
nent, that an Anstrint Courier, charged with'Dist
patches to Count • §TAIIREMBEKG, Was recently
stopped in Holland, and all Isis Papers taken from
him. This pra6tic'e of robbingtouriers of their Dis-
patches has been so frequently adopted by the French.
Gov-et-meta that we ice no vaunt to doubt this
stateMent -

The Blockade,- which was so arrogantly and ab,'
surdly tinnoUnced by. ti o French Goverpment against
this Country, and which is now carrying into the
most rigorous execution in Flolland, lias, we; ituder:-
4etermined flis Ivit:jeaty's Ministers to. resort
to iticisuro of retaii;.ltion, which must be Severely

telt by. Franeetind the,eduntries under its dominion.
it is a deplorable eonsi it:ration that the, interest
an( happiness of France, and so many States on'the
Continent, should 1):.! thus clependent on thefwill. of
. i :an rdivdual, who is evidently resolved to disregard
every feeling of jitßice and humanity in order to
gratify his 'rancour ,against Great Britain. Brit9ns.
may hence infer they wouldsutTer, ;if by, a de,
sertion of their own rights, or- ft" negligence in sup-
porting them, "they should ever fall,into:the power
of so violent and unrelenting an ep.emy. But
we are disposed resolutely to preserve the blessings
we enjoy, we may bid defiance to all his menaces ;
anbi our naval strength gives a full opportunity of
intliaing upon him -and his subjea,states,*th t
• ?
blockade which he ricliculous;y awarded against the
British Empire. It is now said to be deteripin, u, that
Po Veso alai) 14e 841;4 top enter apyport of Iro