The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEW,c_4.

Pon'nmourx, Nov. 30.—Arrived in the Flatboat
the sloops, Lively, JAMES CROCKFORD, and Ken 6
THOS. -BAKER, both from Ipswich ; the Sally, Wt 4.
GREZN., and Betsey Emsley , DEMPSTER, front
Oporto; the Fortuna, GIUSEPPE CASSAR, Maria,
RIFLEY, both from Malta, for London ; Persia,
BAINE, from London.

LEITH, Nov. 28.—Arrived three Danish sloopgr
prizes to the Childers, Heureux, and aicr, sloops a
war.

The Childers sloop of war arrived. in the Roads on
Friday, after five weeks cruize, during which she
captured two galliots, laden with deals, iron, and
tar, and a brig with India produce, valued at 20,0001.
which latter she has sent to the River.

Sailed the Clumbie, SULLEVAN, f'Qr Liebau, Ift
ballast.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 30.—Saired his Majesty's brit

Sabine, with a convoy to Flushing.

DEAL, Nov. 30.—Arrived, his Majesty's 51111°
VielOry, Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, from -tilt
Baltic, last from Yarmouth Roads.

Sallee, the Pori Mahon gun-brig, with a cow/0Y
of transports, for Flushing.

Arrived, the Duchess of Bcdford, PATTERSOI`:"
from Malta.

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTENEURGII, Nov. 20.—General D'ADDEZ.
SPARRE, who left this place on Tuesday last, 110
taken a circuitous route to Jonkspung, where ha iS
tQ assist in the arrangements for a Peace betwee3
Sweden and Denmark he will thence Rroceed
to
the frontiers of Norway to meet the Prince AUGVS4
TEINBURO, Valthlille will accompany to this totivPl
het
where the Prince is expected to make some fart''
arrangements respeeting his succession to the TWO.
of Sweden.

COPY OF A Z. ETTER FROM COPENHAGEN, DATBP

tIOVEMBER 4.
" Since my last letter to you, an intrigue of p
curious nature has been discovered. The Hereditary
'Prince of Denmark, who is married to.a daughter of
the Duke of Mecklenburgh, was called from
,horse
by military duties ; he had scarcely been gone thre°
of
days, when it was discovered that a Frenchtuao,
reri
the name. of Dui;ors, who was the Ballet-gas",
and who had also been chosen to instru& the
teas in. singing; bad been- I)iice-I'ilid -going to bet
apartments at a late hour in the night. A guard was
placed to watch his return, and at four in the morn-
ing he was seen leaving the Princess's bed-rnltr'--1
An express was immediately dispatched to the Prince'
to make him acquainted with the circuinst3'
and on examining the Princess, she confessed -ll°
guilt.
" Durtrts was instantly sent, under an escort to
o
Lubeck, never to return to Denmark, under pain -
death ; and the Princess has since been sent to Alto'
na. Messengers have been sent to all quarters, t°
apprise her relations *of her condua, and a divot-o'ls
expeeted to take place.
" This same Dururs was some years ago in t"
Swedish service, but condua was so 44006'
-that he was banished from the country."
I, last.
STOCKHOLM, NOV. 21.—Accorang to the
accounts from Abo, the new Council of RegeneY
established in that place for the Administration of
the Grand Duchy of Finland, ceded to Russia by the
last Treaty of Peace, has entered upon its funetions.
JONKOPING, Nov. 18. —The Royal Danish Mini'
ster, charged to negotiate a Peace with Sweden,
arrived here last Saturday, the I ith inst. nearly at
the. same tifie with the Swedish Plenipotentiaries,
and the Congress has already commenced its sittings
and deliberations.
Intelligence has been received from Lithuania th 4,
the important town* of Minsk has been totally de'
stroyed by fire, and that besides considerable daalge
has been done in that country by bail-stones, s°‘ll*
of Chich weighed 2flh.

The-Naval Monthly 'List up. to this day, wattling
the following statement of our force employed on ac'
tive service :'-108 sail of the line, 8 fifties and forty ".
fOurs, t 55 frigates, 245 sloops, .16 bombs and firs
..€
sl4s, 98 brigs, 39 cutters, 49 schooners, and 6 lug,
gers.--=-Total 723. The grand total comprising the,
guard, store, prison and hospital ships, as,weli 3:14'
those building and in ordinary, amounts to 25e 51'
of the ling,
.35 fifties and forty-fours, 259 ingata'''
314 sloops, bombs and fire-ships; 105
gun-vessels, 40 cutter, 53. schooners, 6 tuggers,
yachts, 25 tenders.-1 13 1 . brigs, g'
ROBBER Y .—Monday afternoon as Mr. Coonaber:
clerk to a wholesale house in Tavistock-street,
going from Henley-upon-Thames to MaidenheaGr.'
he was stopped by two footpads, who presented tii,;
one a pistol and the other a bludgeon, and demand`:
his money.: The robbers took from him 67!
bank notes, and bills of exchange and country 133":.
notes to '..tuuble that amount. Mr. Coolobe.rad
quested of them to return him his pocket-b00K,_,3,:
l°i,
bills of exchange, which were of no service to
;vita
and they promised to do so. These [be'
the country rotes, vs ere yesterday received' "
Wad
address given by Mr. C. in London. The
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