The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-11 00:00:00

66TTENBURGII

.-,MALMOS, APRIL 23.—The Imperial Russian Lord
Chamberlain, M. DE RIBEAUPIERRE, arrived here
on the 'l9th in the evening from Memel, with a
letter from his Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, to
his Royal- Majesty. -and is-to set out on his return
to Menzel, this evening, with the King's answer.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 28.—1 t appears •by a letter
fmtn'Vienna, that Gen. MAYENDORF, is blockading
Ismael with a considerable Russian force. Twenty
Russian 'GunLboats are already arrived in the Danube,
to prevent the Turks from crossing. that river,' and
fitcilitate the redu6tion of Ismael. Sixty more Gun-
boats are expe6ted in 'the Danube. Gen. MICHEL..
SON'S army has obtained considerable advantages
over the Turks near Daga and Dorpath, and has in
consequence advanced farther into the country.—
New disturbances have broken out in Romelia 'be-
tween the Bashaws of Avan and. Nazir.

An extraordinary a6tivity prevails in the Russian
Ports in the Black Sea. More of the regiments of
foot and horse, stationed in the Crimea, are on their
march to join General MICHELSON'S arinyfr under the
orders of the Duke of RICHELIEU. Accord=
ing to accounts from Semlin, of the Ist of April,
a rebellion of a; serious nature has broken out in
Bosnia : upwards of 8000 Turks are said,tohave.
al-
ready perished in that Country.-.-(Copenhagen Ga-
zette of the 28th April.)

PLYMOUTH, .MAY 9.—Came,;in ,His :.M.ajesty's
Ship Champion from a cruize ; • and the Morristown,
with a convoy, from the Westward ; Veronacia,
PYE, from Memel; and Flora, J anti-sow, from Ton-
...
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PORTSMOUTH, MAT to.—Arrived the Juno Fri-
apt. SCtIOMBERG, from the Mediterranean,
but. last from Gibraltar, with a Convoy ofTrausports
and other Ships, all of which are gone down to the
Motherbank' to perform QUarantitie.
- Passed by if) or 16 Sail to
,the Eastward, supposed
fo be also from the Mediterranean...
On Friday evening late, passed by for the Downs,
the Alexander;: from the South Seas ; Corvept,
from -the Cape of Good: Hape, and
,the Cambridge,
from Si. Helena, from., which several .Passengers
landed at this Port. • • .

• Sailed the Hearty Gun-veSsel, Lieut. WICKHAN,
and the Locust, of the same rate, on a Cruize, and
La Recite Sloop, Capt. WHITE, 'on a Cruize off
Havre. . . •

This afternoon, at two o'clock, Lord and Lady'
GARDNIttt and Family landed at the Sally port,
from the Diana Frigate, Capt. 'WALING, on which,
occasion the yards of the Ships of War at Spithead
were manned ;. his Lordship has given up the Com-
mand of the Cork Station to Admiral WIHTSHED,
Cud win twist his 11.6 the I! evade, as
Commander in Chief of the Channel Fleet:-- • •' • •

The Nemesis Frigate, uapt. DOMERVILLE, is de-
tained ft-6in iviththe Newfoundland-coiavoy,
till to-moripw..,..not having taken irka sufficierterof

water. •
• ~•
Admiral BRAVE will 11015(111S Flag in a few ddys•l
'on board the Foudroyjant, at
,Plymouth. - r „n ,c
The. Hon. Capt. A. GARDNER is appointed
tain of the Channel Fleet ; and Capt.'BED6iitriv
appointed to command the Hibernia. Capt. 1.-1-I•Ai.-.
STEAD (of Gosport), is,apppinted Agent,forjranp:
ports, which are fitting for the intended Expedition:.
Lieut. G. F. SOMER VI L R (son of Capt. SoNvirßytt.tX;'
of the Nemesis) is'appointed to the tfutrar.
Capt. G. HArtnts„who is appointed to command
the Prospero, is come hoinepassenger, in the Delight,.
from the Mcditerranean..l- • •
The Malabar, Of
,5,k =tunc;':Capt7l,l,ll,„
• the Woeliiii;,:h Suire-ship,Capt. BE4tipirr, aro are.
dered to this Port io take tt!cppyoy to South Am!-
rica. Two hundred,oithe,3Bt,ty Regiment came in
this morning to ethbatt for, Alt:mte Video;' .
tiald off
yesterday.

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FALMOTJTH, MAY Fajeity'S
: Serapis, of 44 gunc,. Capt.:
20 guns, Capt. J. G., BO.Z.+P.EY, and .61ilders, of 'l4-
guns, Capt. INNES, from Pcirtlitirth;javiog the
outward-bound 'll(.:di,t'crra.,pgil'ol uuder con-
: voy ; among whii:h are 22 Sail of Transports, hav-
ing.ou board the 6.th cgiois nt....._ -
Put in lye by contrav wind tbe, 4iwchester
Packet, DAVIEs, frorp the:Per(fit)das:itilo rialifax,
t e nts;-:daysOfro tty I he, htiollif;ce. • ,'She arrtred at
BermucYas on. thel2 th foini'd there
Tourtere*tii:i.briveri:-.lndiani..l
and -v. • Tli& Pliake-i!yf f‘ent packet
.a rri ‘ed" At)
'Halifax on the 6th April, witivitlen"frotti Eilgrad.

rant i, per IiFM n e sTe7-7: ST7Tand Mrs. Wyait, Mr.
Jackson, Ir. Kegby, an& Mr,

_Arrived the Europa, Howazr; from Geeenotk.

• Capt.WirPELL, of thei-DlniSh Liberty,
wllich arrived on thefith inst., from cette (twenty-
two days passage); was boarded on the 2d. inst. in
10ng.;9. 43. by a Boal. froiii a 'French Frinte, w Mich,
after examining her paperS, pOmittodfler ,to pro-
ceed. Also arrived on the 6.th.inst..the Danish Brig
Young 'Henry, THOMPSON', frocatarceJona, days
passage.

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DEAL; MAY 10.—Came out of Ramsgate.P,lFt.,-,
several TransportS, having on board the 13th_and,
26th Regiments, and-sailed through the Downs, tics="'
der Convoy of Hi's Majesty's Ship :Seagull, 'for
cork. -
Sailed the Fury Bothb, with the outward bound
Vessels under Convoy for Tortsthouth.
Captain 13ExEsroan is appointed to the Hero, of
74 guns, at Plymouth.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 1 I.—. The arrivals of
Wheat to-day make rather a short supply, and but
few , fine samples, which fetch a small advance in .
price, other qualities continue heavy of sale; the
supply of Barley is short', and full as dear;
wig Beans of both sorts, fully support their pricei
but few White or Grey Pease, which -are little in
demand; Oats are in short supply, and fine samples