The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-13 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORIitSPONDENCE

, riAmputtdx, 8Ei,T.6.--The King. of Tien!nark
and the Crdivti Prince of Swecki-v*ill 1)0th reliair
to the Congress of Viennti. The iattei. ,will pass
through Hatutirgli.

COPEZAIIAGEN:, SEPT. Crovvii PiinCe of

:Sweden; it is 'said; has postpbned hiS intended
journey to Christiania, on account of the troubles
which had there broken out. The Norivegians
.pretend that treason had existed in their army----
Sonic reports state, that 1 500 Swedish troops hive
beep massacred. „It is alio soid, that General
Haxtbausen, and three other Officers, have been
shot. These arc, however, mere rumours, which
require to be ascertained.

Denmark having various matters of importance
to negociate, at the approaching Congress at
Vienna, and, as the sending of couriers to so great
a distance as this capital would occasion much loss
•of time, our King has.resolv'ed himself to assist
at this mcniorable.Assemhly• His Majesty's Co-
ronation, therefore, has been postponed. During
his absence, the Queen will govern, assisted by a
Council of State.

A Court of Enquiry, in consequence of the
misunderstanding • which. has arisen among the
10th Hussars, will, we are inforn►ecl, take- place
in a few days at Vilitehall. ' •

Advices have been received from St. Domingo
to the 30th of July, which absolutely contradict
the statement in the Journal des Debais,, that PE-
TION had hoisted the flag, and that in the
caw of France he cias proceeding to exterminate
C:HatsTortiE and his—adherents. Neither the
Presideet at Port an Prince, nor the self-created
Sovereign at Cape henry, were at all inclined to_
restore the island to France.
The letters by,. the Gottenburg Mail were de-
livered from the Post Office yesterday, and with
them we .have nccouuts from St. 'Petersburg to
the 25th. The Exchange at the former was'lqd.
Yesterday we received letters from Constanti-
nople to the 26th July. There was no longer any
appearance of pestilential dioider, and the com
munications to friendly.nations between the Black.
Sea ,tud the Mediterranean was perfccty open.
Some vessels had arrived from Odessa, at the
Dardanelles, with extraordinary rapidity.
It is reported that a subsidy of
_five millions of
dollars or upwards has been conceded by the Bri-
tish Government to the Court of Madrid, and•that
the condition of this aid is certain conimercial ad-
vantages as to the admission into Spain of some
produetions of our native industry, particularly
woollen and cotton manufactures.
Yesterday forenoon Earl 13aTutntsT arried in
town, and transacted business at his office -in
Downing-street, and in the evening his Lordship
retired to his seat at Putney to dinner.
Lord CASTLEREAGH is reported to be on his way
to Warsaw, previously to his going to the Con-
gress at Vienna. At Warsaw the fate of Poland
is expected to be arranged.
Yesterday afternoon 'the Earl and Countess'-of
CATHCART and family left their house in Gros-
venor-square, for Dover, where they will embark
for Calais. His Lords!lip visits Paris, and 1011
leave bis family during the winter. His Lordship,
with Major Cal-m.ller', his eldest son (and first
Secretary), will proceed immediately to Vienna,
in order to be present at the 'Congress ; after
which his Lordship, Major CATHCART, and suite,
will repair thence to St. Petersburgh ; where Lady
CATHCART and family will join him in the ensuing
spring:
The report of the elevation of the Marquis of
BUCKINGHAM to a Dukedom is rexived.
The Corporation of Cork has voted the. Freedom
of that City to the SPEAKER of the, House of Com-
mons.
The Duke of Ilica:4oNet has taken an elegant
house at Brussels, for two years certain.
The new Barracks for the Life Guards arc to
be begun upon immediately in the Regent's Park.
It is understood that henceforth the Captains of
Troops will enjoy the. rank of Lieut.-Colonels in
the Army, and the Lieutenants that of Captains,
which will place, the Officers of those regiments on'
a footing with the Officers of other household
troops in this country, as well as with those of
every other Court of _Europe.
A general leave of absence has been granted by•
the Connninder in• Chief to a proportion of regi-
mental Officers stationed at home.
The Norfolk, sailing with the Expedition for.
Plymonth, carries a detachment of dragoons, with
10,000 suits of clothing, supposed to 'be for the
North American Indians, and an inimenseluantity
'of warlike instrtinients„ adapted for their use.
The last division Of sick, &c. arrived last week
'from I" ranee and Spain ; also a detachment of
sappers and miners ; which clears those countries
of British troops.
Friday two OfficerS met near Carisbrook Castle
to decide an affair of honour,; but by the vigilance
of the constables it was prevented, and one of the
parties taken into custody.
On Wednesday se'nnight, the Corporation of
Berwick unanhnously voted an Address of Thanks,
and the Freedom of the Borough; to the Duke of
NGTONE

A public meeting of the merchants, manufac-
turers, and all concerned in the shipping interest
of,Glasgow, was held on ThowsdAy last in the
Tontine tavern, Ao.cOnsider of the propriety of
addressing the PRINCE REGENT OR till; above sub-
ject, and of the proper protection which ought
to be afforded to the prade.
The Portsmouth Freiich in. di t was atnimlantly
supplied last week. Cows sold from 71. 0.131.;
fine sheep, from 20s. to 235. ; turtties, Ss. per
couple 1 mutton, in retail, 6d. to Bd. ;
heel, sd.

ROBBERY ExTRAoRDINArY.---.The remains of
Howe, who 'vas hung in iron 3 eighteen months
since, near Stonrbritige, for the murder of Mr.
ROBINS, of _Minsky, Were stolen from the gibbet,
in the night of Saturday se'anighti