The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

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T.ONIGSBURGH, JULY 13.-" Hi; Majesty the.Ern-
perur of France and King of Italy to-day left tliis
city to go to Dresden. His Highness the Pr►nce of
BENEnNTO, Minister for Foreign Affairs, will like-
wise leaver this city co-:Lotto:v., tor Dresden.

MAGPE3IMGII, JULY Courier,
..Who -has
passed through this City with the utmost speed,
carries orders to. Paris lo prepare every thing for,the
reception of hiS Majesty the Emperor,
,who expects
to arrive there on the Ist of August. .His Imperial
,Majesty has left Tilsit, and is going to Dresden,
where he is expe6tecl.
tivra4NBURGI-1, JULY 16. There is talk of a
Coutederaiion of the North,.to be established' under,
protecilion of Russia ; of an indetnnification.of.
several German Princes in the North ; of the ex-
tension of the Confederation of the- Rhine to the'
Elbe; and it is said also that the Kingdom of
Poland will he re-established, and given to a French
Prince; and that Russia will envgi. to renounce.
for ever all authotity over Moldavia, Wallachia, and
several other neighbouring Turkish Pr6vinces.
BANKs OF TIIIZ JULY 14.—V''e learn that
the French will not leave Germany till a Peace shall
have been concluded with England.'

,111aTzow, JULY 17.—M. TILLIBII,
Camp Of Marshal BRUNV, who was sent to His lin- •
perial- Majesty ith intelligence of the rupture.' of,
the Armistice, has returned frena the Imperial head-
quarters.. The imperial Guards are all marching.
back to France; . but: the other troopi,.retnain as.yet
in their positions. , _

The French are before the gates. of. Stralsund
Marshal Baustt's head.quarters'are here. The King
of Swittlen has proposed an Armistice, in Order to-
,
negptiate a Peace, but received for answer that their
proposal cannot be .acceded to, unles,, a guaranty is
given, and that guaranty must be Stralsund.
burgh Corre,spondenten, July '22d.)

DANTZIC. JULY t 1.--A joyful event of the ut.
most .iwportance was yesterday announced. His
Fikeellency General Itfo,, GJvernor of our City,
,proceeded yesterday, at tiye o'clock, to the Senate

144, .ana conithimicated there, Pres-enee tor the
wh&re ..Senate and 'the Most respettable inhibitants-
of our pity, the happy news that the Emperor NA--
POLEUS has restored to Dur.city its attietit
and privileges, as they were before I'm, and prior
to The occupation of West Russia, with 'a territory
of about three miles in 'circumference, besides the
Dantiic-Weinder, four inileS in length, add the
Dantzic-Nehrung, which is elevedmiles long; that
henceforth Dantzic is to be a free Hanse-town,
and to have its own Constitution and Garrison.
The Magistrates were at the same time released from
their.oath, and Commissioners .appointed to deter-
mine the frontiers. The River Vistula is to be free
of all-tolis.throughotit the whole Kingdom of Po-
land, and the Prussian Iligles will be taken down in
a few days. .Our Constitution will be exadly the
sane as before the occupation ,by_the Prussians.—
(Han:burgh CoirespAdeuten of July 22.) .
ANTWERP, :JULY S.—Yesterday arrived, here the
first Irish Battalion, about 1200 men strong : it
consists of Grenadiers, VOltigeurs, and Miners.
This fine Corps wear short green jackets and hel-
mets, with large plumes. On
,their colours is
painted a gold harp, With an eagle, and the inscrip-
tion—" The Emperor of the French to the Irish
Legion."

Yesterday Mr. Secretary•CANNlNG presented two
Messages from His MAJESTY to the House of Com-
mons. The übjed of the first Message was to acr
quaint the House, that His MAJESTY had entered
into certain Subsidiary Engagements with the KING
of SWEDEN, the Copies.of which would be laid be-
fore the House as soon as the‘llatitications were ex,
changed. It' also stated, that Lord HurcuiNsoN
had, by order of His MooasTY, advanced to the.
KING of PRUSSIA 100,0001. and that supplies and
military stores to the amount of .900,6001. had also
been furnished to his Prussian Majesty.
The second Message was the usual one previous
to a Vote of Credit.

Mr. SYLVESTER, the, Messenger, arrived at the
Foreign Office this morning, ham Stralsund, with
Dispatches ticm Lord ,HUTC:IIINSON, but the sub-
stance of them has nor yet transpired.
Mrs. JORDAN resumes her station on the boards
of Ohl Drury next season, the Managers having of-
fered Itc:r an engagement I.)r three years upon such,
_liberal terms as she readily accepted.
Mr. Y OUNG ►was to have performed Sir Edward
Morthncr, in the Iron Chest, this evening, at 'the'
Hayinart.et Theatre, but is prevented by a bilious
fever, a circumstance doubly to be, regretted, as he
is a very respectable young man; as well as a good
actor.

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Yesterday tnorning. Tits IVAJEsTY, PaiNcesSis
AUGUSTA, SurutA, and AbiELIA, accompanied by
Laty ISABELLA THYNNII, COilnt MoriliT'Lß, Gene-
rals CARTwatouT and Fitziwy, and Col. 'l'A Len,
took aH airing on horseback in the Great Park,. and
reiurned wise Palace at v..v.„:1,, o.
D •
I-I tit MAJEST , ELIZABETH and
mAxy, took an airing in her :Nlajesty's coach and
tour, to frogniore Lcxtge and .G.irdens afterwards
to Princess El4:ibetli's Cottage, at Old Windsor;
and returned to the Palace at 1; o'dock.
11V5INESS.—A Court of Aldermen was held
yest4day; at Guildhall, at Whic)C.Cu'itisroinatt
Satz rtl, F,sq. and Ricumtb PHILLIPS, Esq. the She
-
rid*: h.let, attended, and gave bond. in' One Thou-
ltidfor thei,r.attelidance at .N;lichael-
:ias ti:()uid
ext,l: penaltyotalte upon them theotliee. Mr. Pit IL-
Lira .atierwards. attended by six Members of the
14usitians, ,and the same number ,of.the Stationers'
Company, was, by consent, deelared, to be. translated
from the Musicians to the. Stationers! Company,—
The Court ordered the price ot.hreactto be continued
• at It .4d:. the quartern loaf.
Au erroneous statement ,having appeared'in. our
Pallor of 'the Fire which happened at Cotubank, the
seat of Lord Etta niiRICK CAMPBELL, WC insert the
following correct statement :-L-The tire, whieh was
not di,COvered till near five o'clock on. Saturday
morning, 'is suppoied •to have coinineneed very
shortly .after Lady FREDERICK CA:4PBELL'S maid
had, as usual, left her in. her Dressing,lreoin.,
There is reason to think that in a few minutes'atior-
wards, her . Ladyship had a piiralytic attack, which
'deprived her of every sense ()filer danger, Since the
' means of procuring assistance were within her reach,
and do not appear to have been. exerted. It is
-known that she had not pasted into her Bed-chant;
ber, for the.door which separates it from her DresS-
ing-room, and which. her maid had closed on leav-
ing her, had not atwrwards been opened, and what
rentaitwd of her was found, after the rubbish had
been cleared away, in the room immediately under
her Dressing-room. The fire was confined to, the
Turret in which it originated, and has.not materially
injured the body of the house. :
AN OttiotNAn Picivatz OP BEN JONSON.-.--,W6
- hear with pleasure, that the late Mr. Ritsonis Origi-
nal Picture of. Ben Jonson, so praised by Stevens,.
the Commentator, is engraving for. the. new Series
of the :Monthly Mirror, and will 'appear in No. 7.
on the ist of August, with an interesting Life of
that great wit and scholar. This elegant and popu-
lar Work also promises, amongst other original or-
•ticles, a tract on 1../)rd I.l4alitisbury's Family, by the
Itev.Alark Noule, F.A,S. ; some -learned Comments
on Atlictiatus several entertaining papers,on Cour-
tesins and Clergymen ; on thu Power of 154.0 &c.ic, c.
with a continuation .ot Murphy'sPostbuitious Work ;
Six other-new ll.r ici es on (he Stage.; and` a copious
Review of lioolcs; and of the Haymarket Theatre:
Suds a fund of variety a.nd originality vitas nevdr.pre:
seated to the'vvorld in a similar- palplica'tion.'
In the Provinces of New Hampshire and n!'w
Portsmouth, jn North America, in Ceylon; and a
considerably? part of the English East II stia Poises-
sions—in Andalusia, and sePeral other :provinces in
Vienna and Marseilles, the Smali-VOX
been completely extorannated 'praaice cal
Viccine -Inoculation.