The Sun.
London, England, 1807-11-18 00:00:00

GO TTE NB Via 11 MAIL;

CO PENH NG EN, OCT. 2 B.—Yesterday.
Mail from Nvburgh, which brought a great 'enhetY
'of news from Finland ; among Other artiEi4 ott iii
formation is the following Proclamation issued by,
ilaron LIVRTZAU, Privy Counsellor and Grand Se-.
lloshal of the Lordship of Peneberg, on the 36th
September last :
• " Whc.reas, in the present state of affairs, it its.
necessary that all Danish Citizens Should absiziin
from expressing ,amr sentiments which may tend to

damp the enthusiasm with which all good and honest
Mail endeavour to support, the measures adopted by
.114 'Majesty, and whereas it is of urgent, neeelsiky
that no reports- should be spread, or opityiong
Rely expresied, which cannot .have an?Btiaef 'teno;
4ency than to mislead the publie•oPinion ; therefore
Government has thought it right to prohibit, with
the utmost rigout, all public conversations on poli-
tical suhjeas, on pain of all person's, holding the like

. -
Conversations, belt% immediately arrested and pro-
ceed..d against as disturbers of the public peace.
This -Proclamation shall be-posted upin all public
places."

This day arrived here from Elsinenr the three
first English Prizes, which were taken by some
qtried private Ships off that place. In this capital
a beginning has also been made with fitting out
Privateers,• and a subscription has been opened for
that purpo-se. •
Yesterday arrived in this Port a Pitppenburgh
Vessel, from Plymouth, with a cargo of wine Old
brandy, valued at t',1.,000 She; was botind.
f",the,English head-quarters, and the Mastei,sup;•
kink"them still to be here, he entered the Portnthe .
Caigo has I.)een.cdn6scated..
'On the 21st of September last the English Colo-
CoEitokii arrived at ,Wibor6i , ro 'f • it SChlesvric
•
As inisuner of war..--,(Siti ckholm,aizette,.Noti.9.) •
toPENH AGP..s., Nov, 6.—Travellers,lately•arrived
tiOtti 'E-lantburgh, state, that the .3000, French and
Spanish troops, quartered in that 'City, cost it every
Month the common sum of 4,00 marks. .0,000
• •- •
No foreign troops have as yet entered Holituin. •
onsUl N'tsStN is arrived in Kiel front. Tripolis.
,z.Several Danish seamen 'arc said to hLtv, e lately iefti
onrdcaux, and other French ports, within itttEn
.itan'to proceed to Kiel, where some oftiern 'have
. .
Ulready arrived.. .
The 19an411 Navy 'consisted, at the titre when
topenhaicn capitulatecL of L 6 Ships of the Line,
~vvhich we're lying in our port--:-1 Ship of the Line in
the Dock-yard, which the English cut alunder, 1 ditto
in the Road, two Sail 'of 'the Line in Norway, three
ships of the Line on the Stocks, which the English
took to pieces and carried off; further, 17 Priples,

v 1! of which,, the trija, is at Lesoe ; one hat put
• .4,165 Carthagena, and two, namely the Trittolf aid
Ot, Tkantas, are said to be at Saithohn I eight flrigs,
titiq of which is sate in Norway,, and twoi,vie,nntlerr,;,
stand`, • ire foundered in the North Sea; 34 Gon-,
boats, two of which are safe in our RP:rir, anti

the rest are probably destroyed. The Englibli
lavo therefore carried otf fifteen Sail of the
• Line, 'foltheen Frigates, and five 'Brigs ; and to.
tis remain two Ships of. the Line,. one. Frigate, arid
out! Brig; sit Sail of the Line, three Frigates, and
two Brigs have been destroyed, with.seVeral -Smaller
Vessels...--'(Capenhagen Ga*etle, Nov. eik.),.
• Till P.STR, OCT. s.---The English, . probably in-
duced by the stiOng remonstrances, and perhapi
the. menaces of our Court, began at length to resped
the Austrian `Flag- more than they havo.
:done; The English Commodore, who is;crtilzing
in the Adriatic Sea, grants passports to all' our Va..:
*els which. are going from TrieSte.and Fitune to
".Ancona, 1,110 the English luive also
released trip the. Vessels which' had been eairied to
du Aord;0171-.
DiEsDiN, OCT. i'2l.;•-- The journey. of seventy-.
two Corman miles which his Majesty intends to
take in the course of nest mouth, in order to re•
tc:ive in Watsiw' the homage' of the Polish Nation,
'''ill be made by easy stages, of six.to eight mites a
daY. His retinue will no't be numerous ' but the
Queen, the Princess AuonsTA, and connts M4s-
' toiit4l and .Bose., will certainly attend his :Majesty.
sarize Paper.)
• •
'CorCNHAGEN, Nov. 7.—The Crk-r P4nee
rived here lag -night. • The strongest: measum,pre
talten to tirevent all correspondence with, 4nglart4
the Swedish letteh-a are opened,Aasee if .they
contain any Enclishinclasures:
• Oct. 95.—A vast quantity of-Btig-
.
fish letters, that came by theGOtteOburgh Mail, are
detained at Altona.„ where the Government refuses to
deliver them to the persons to whom they are di-
teoed.

i}Thirty-three of the richest families or linnover,
r about 300 persons, have agreed to sell all
th eirmin—
property, and to quit their country. TlAese
emigrants are going to settle in one of the cavry
Islands, and ta,carry with them their industty and
intelligence to that deliaous'cliMate. It,is*saiAhat
all the piepiratians are already mad 4...
.040 lows kolikraii a favvariblo

NAVAL SE N/1:7 S.

Flom the LONDON GAZETTE, 11, tBo7.

.4dnileitti:y:Oflice, Nov. 17, ftio7.

cony 'of a,Lettcr frow.Vice-Admiral Russell, Com-
mander in 'Chief cif His MajestyS Ships- and
sets of the. Texel, to the /lon. W. IP. Pok, dated
on board His Majesty's Ship -Mtliestic, Yaraiouth
Roads, the loth

SIII,

. ,
I herewith inclose a Letter frem 'the Ilio4l-19n.
Lord George Stuart). Captain of His Majesty's Ship
L'Aimable, reporting to me that he has captured
La Dec4:6, a French Privateer, which I beg you
will be pleased •to lay before my Lords Commis.
Sioners of the 'Aduniralty.
I am, &c.. T. M. RUSSELL:,
hfiis
Majesty's Aimable, in Yarmouth
SIR, Roads, Noveravr 0,1807 .

I beg leave to inform you, that on the 11th inst.
at daylight (the Vlie Island then-bearing 5..Q2
Deg.
,E. distance seven ty, two mi les) i perceived. a Lug-
ger. bearing south. of us, distance about seven - miles,
but it being nearly calm, we were unable to Chace;
however, were fortunate enough to get the breeze
about one o'clock, and I have great sa.tisfattion in
acquainting 5.011, that after a ehace of five hours we
succeeded in capturing her. She proves to be La
Decide, a beautiful large French Lugger Privateer,
mounting sixteen guns, with a complement of fifty-
one men (out from Dunkirk three days), but haviog
only thitty-seven on board, the rest being away
the Mary Transport, niarked J. Z. (her only capture
this cruize), which she succeeded 'in taking the day
before, at twao'cloCk, having on beard nine Artillery
Drivers and six horses.from Copenhagtti. •
Though we bad not the good fortune to fall in
with the Transport, I have the pleasure to state, that
we have found the Troops and Seamen on board the
Lugger, with the. Master of the Vessel.
The taking of this Lugger will, I trust, be of con-
siddable import, as she is considered the fastest sail-
Vessel, out of Dunkirk, and:has' escaped the vi-
gilance of'our Cruizers for the last three years past,
and has done considerable damage to the trade dur4-
ing that time.
1 have the 1-16noue to be, Ste.
. (Signed) G. STUART.
To T. M. Russell, Esq. Vice,Admiral of the
Blue, Commander' in Chief, &c.
• :
• Admiralty Office, Nov. 17, 1807.

•
Extraa of a Letter front' Vice-Aniral Douglas,
Comm ancler'in Chic, of Ills. Itlife'ity's Skips and
Vessels at Noah Yarmouth, to the lion.

• Pole, dated Nov.. 15,• 1807.
I have the lionnur:to inclose a. Letter from Capt.
utton, of His Majesty's Sloop Oberon, acquainting
hie with his having captured the Ratatia French
:Lugger Privateer, mounting fourteen gims, which
had been cruising four days without taking any
thing, and is now in these Roads.'
• Majesty's Sloop, Obkron, Yarmouth
SIR, . Roads, Nov. 14, 1807.
I beg leave to acquaint you, tier the information
of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that
yesterday at half-past eight A. M. Lowestotfe bear-
ing W. by N. ten leagues) I fell in with, and, after
a Chace of four hours, captured the French Lugger
Privateer Rataiia, or 'Dunkirk, carrying fo,ateen
guns (only two of which were mounted, the rest in
the hold),, and thirty eight men, commanded by Gil-
bert Lafozeste, a Lieutenant in the French Navy.
She sailed from Delfzi,b, in the River Ems, the 9th
instant) and, I am happy to say, she has made no
captures. From the number of Prisoners I thought
necessary to return to these Roads.