The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-25 00:00:00

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A Letter from Barbadoes, dated the 2(1 of Stp-
teibber, says, "we learn that four French frigates,
armed enliute, are expe&ed at Guadaloupe. The
ilia:joie and some other English frigates have been
sent to leak out for them."

The whole of the ships of war from the Baltic,

with the last of the con%oya, may be very soon ex-

peeled. We understand that the Merchants at
Lloyd's declare that there never was in the memory
of man so immense a trade carried on during a war,
with such trifling loss as that to the Baltic has
been during the present year. The number of
ships that have passed throUgh the gdr, under the
I%.tee.ion of ...4.dmiral DIXON'S squadron alone, be-
tween the 2otit of June and the Bth of November,
amounted to 2210, not a single ship of whiCh has
been captured by the Enemy, notwithstanding the at-
tempts of the Danish gun-boats, amounting to more
than oize hundred, to annoy them during the passage
of the Belt, in calms.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning; it

brings no news of any importance, except what we
were apprized of before, viz. the shutting of the Swe-

dish Ports against English ships. We have made
the following evratas
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 13.—1 t is now made publicly
known that our intercourse N ith England is to cease,
according to the stipulations of the late Treaty; for'
yesterday (Sunday) notice was given from the pulpit

here, and in several other of the maritime towns o
Sweden, that our ports would be shut against al

English ships on Wednesday the 15th
,inst. ; and i

h therefore expeeted that an official communication
to that effea will then be made to. Rear-Admiral
PICKMORE, the Commander in Chief of the British
shits on that station. He is to sail for England on
the 16th, but the last convoy Cannot sail before the
lst of December, and two suips,of war will be suf-

of -this month, aftet passing a whole year there.--
The Russian Nation is injured, if it is supposed that
it is degraded- enough to .adopt the. politics of his
Master and his Vizier. Any Englishman of charac-
ter, travelling in any part of Russia, will acknow
ledge, that at no period were Englishmen better re-
ceived in Russia than they have been,since ALEX-
ANDER has h,.-come so subservient to the will of 800-
NAPARTE. The Emperor has lost all his popularity.
RODIANZOW is •at once an, °hie& of hatred and
contempt. It is not true that CAULINACOURT is ad-
, mitted into all houses in Petersburgh; I defy any
one to name above three into which he is admitted.
Not only he is not admitted into others, but in some
he has been, fofmally refused, notwithstanding the
remonstrances of the Emperor. Even the person to
whom the Emperor is most attached, the celebrated
Madame N—, refused to receive him, although the
Emperor requested her to do so, and at. that time
she was inviting the Prince de SCHWARTZENBERG,

the Austrian Ambassador, to dinner -four times a
week. The horror against this CAULINACOURT is so
great, that the Princess D---, having publicly
spoken against him, in the strongest language; he
complained to the Emperor, Who contented himself
with 'merely requesting the Princess not to meddle
with politics. There is pot a Russian who does not
foresee the restoration,of the Kingdom of Fnland, and
the ruin of Russia if this lasts. But in spite of all
this CAT.:LINACOURT is master of the palace of ALEX-
ANDER, and Rostaszow is his a6tive accomplice.—
Credit is very low here. The rouble, which is
worth seventeen-pence; loses almost two thirds.—
The Emperor lately endeavoured to raise a Loan, at
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eight per cent: but the Loan, throughout the whole
Empire, did Pot produce 10,000 roubles."

On account of the wet weather, kris NIAJAsTY did
not ride out on Thursday.
Yesterday, the rain ceasing, after his 1143Esrt,
had breakiasted, he rode en borseback.in Winds*.
?ark, accorl;panied by the PRINCESSES ; but the
rain coming on, his MAJESTY soon returned to the
Palace. _

Ou Thursday her MAJ ESTY. and the Princess ELI-
ZAEETH, attended by Miss KNIGHT, took au airing
to Frogmore Lodge, where her MAJESTY sat two
hours to TURNERELLI for her bust, ,to be a com-
panion to his...IIIAJE4TY's 4ubileo bust, by, the same
artist. _ _ _

- On Thursday the Duchess of YORK arrived at
Windsor, on a visit to their MAJESTIES and the
PRINCESSES, and is :expelled to leave 'Windsor this.
day.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of YoRK
gave a,grand dinner to a large party of Military Gen-
tleman, at his house, Stable-yard, St. James's.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Prince of
WALES and Duke of SuSsey,, and a large party of
General Offiers, dined with his Royal Highness the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE, at his house in_ Berkeley-

square.
Her Royal Highness Princess Amiti..rA, we are
happy to state, is announced by her Physicians to be
out of danger.
Yesterday Lord HArtatr.virt entertained the EarlS
of BATHURST, LIVERPOOL, :IDA WEsTmoRLAND,
Lords MuLattAvE and Lo wTH ER, the CHANCELLOR
at the EXCHEQUER, tke JUDGE ADVOCATE, Mr. RI-
DER, lir. IL S. DUNDAS, &C. with a grand dinner,
at his house in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday the Duchess of BauNswick entertained
her Royal highness the Princess of WALES, her
Royal Highness the Pt ineeSS CHAR LoTTE of WALES,
the Duke al 16 tic.jNswicr:,•Countess of EFFIN ot-i Am
Lady Pc (2411,F0rv0, and a selea party, with an
elegani, diliner,rat her house in Spring Gardens.
`Yesterday 'the Earl of Iliartowfor gave a grand
dinuet to Lo,d.p. LEVE:ioN Gownß and a seleCt
pat': y, at his house in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday Lord MCLGRAIIE gave a grand dinner
to Sir R. BreißEToll, General PUIP-PS, Mr. AU-
GUsTuS FiT4IPPRI, Mr. WALCH,, Mr. WAitn, 4c. at
his house at the Admiralty.
ANECD,O7II.,-.-TALmA the Comedian, lately went
to Petersburg[. tie, was there received by the Grand
puke eiisTANTINE, with that familiarity, naiurat
to barbarous Courts, whe:e, as NlONTEsautiar
they make a blackguard a Prince,‘ aLrl a Prince
a blackguard. TALMA one day entered the
apartments of the. Grand Duke CONSTANTINE in
a magnificently embroidered dress, without first de.
manding leave to pay his court to his Highness.--:
Upon his entrance the Grand Dukb looked at him
for some time, and at last exclaimed " iny God,
have they made
,you a .king too ?" •
On Monday se'nnight, Captain Darell's bounds
threw aff at Hellesdon Bridge, Norfolk, where they
were joined by Mr. Brook's pack. They soon fouhd
a hare in the meadows, and she afforded a very fine
burst for six miles, running to the further part of
St. Faith's parikh ; a burst which tried the speed of
some of the best horses in the two hunts. After a
little check, the dogs r. rained the.• scent, and ran
breast high, doubling round by Drayton, to Helle.s-
don, and then a circuitous course again to Drayton,
back to the meadows; but being bard pressed, puss
went "straight away," and was killed near St,Aus-
tin's Gate, having stood a two hours and forty *mi-
nutes Chace.

On Monday, the 20th instant, 'a grand match of
single-stick was played at Andover, iu Hampshire,
between the Wiltshire and Somerset men, whiCh
was won by the former, they having gained .The
greater number of broken heads; however,by some
maneuvering, they did not receive the prize of 20

guineas,
There have appeared lately many indications of a
hard winter. A tew days ago a number of fteldfarcs
pitched in the Green Park ; snipes have been shot-
on Welling's Farm, and there is a greater abundance
of 'woodcocks in the southern counties than there has
been for years.
On Monday evening a valuable trunk was cut
from before a post-chaise, in Goodman'i-fields,, bg-
longing to Major Cartwright.