The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-13 00:00:00

state.

We -received this morning Jamaica • Papers to the
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E2t gl of February',from which we have made a..few
extradls; We are happy to find that the crew of the
Orpheus Frigate, which was wrecked near Jamaica,
were all- saved.

GENERAL Sir DAVID BAIRD arrived from the Cape
of Good Hope last Saturday, and attended at Lord
CASTLEREAGH'S Office this morning.

SECOND EDITION.

SUN-OFFICE,

THREE O'CLOCK, P. M.

WE are happy to be able to, confirm the intelli-
gence, given in a former part of the Paper, of
a Peace having been concluded, between Great
..t,;;;-tain, Russia, and the Porte, and of the expulsion
of SEBASTIAN!, and all.the French, from •ConStan7
tinople.
The Cdrnbinecl British and Russian Fleets, how-
ever, had previously forced the Dardanelles, and de-
stroyed the Tallish Fleet. . -
Constantinople was immediately summoned.
The Tortes then accepted • our conditions. The
principal., ones were the following-:-7 •
f` That the English should yetain possession of
the Dardanelles till a 'general Peace. •
!! That Russia should also keep possession of the
Turkish fortresses till a_-_General Peace, as a security
fOr the fidelity of the Porte.".
SEBASTIAN!, and. all the French, have quitted
Constantinople.
• Nothing of importance has taken place in Poland.
-The Accounts, hoWever, are favourable. A battle
was ditily expe6ted.. , •

. Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Ati•
GUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, 'attended by Ladies
G. MURRAY, and A. CUMBERLAND, Earl WILTON,
Generals GWYNNE, and, FITZROY, and Colonel
TAYLOR, went to St. George's Chapel, where a
Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. HALLAM,_
from the lath chap. of Sta Luke, and 3 Bth verse ;
and afterwards returned to the Palace. Her MA-
.TET,Y, Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, heard
service performed in the Palace. -
Saturday's Gazelle contains Addresses to. Hts MA-
JESTY, from Northampton, Edinburgh, and Bolton,
in Lancashire, congratulating His MAJESTY On his
•steady attachment to the established Religion of the
Country, and deprecating every attempt to embroil
:the State with religious innovations.
'The first battalion of th. 6th Regiment, 1200
strong, the t3th, and the Ist battalion of the 16th
regiment, now. in Deal Barracks, .have received
orders to hold thennsakes in readiness for einbarka7
tiOn early in the ensiling month. The 7th bat-
talion of the King's Garman- Legion, at Rarnsgate,
an the Bth, at Margate ; the two corps of. German
cavalry, at Canterbury ; and, in fa6l, a"..i the divisions
of the Legion, have-received orders to prepare for
continental cluty.----The 2d battalion of the .2d Regi-
ment of Guards, and the Ist battalion of the 3d,
now. at Chatham ; the Ist battalion of the 43d, now
at H vtlie ; the 12th, 13th, and 14th Light Dragoons,.
the Blues, Greys, Bays, and Ininskillins, are
amongst -the. Corps under orders for the Continent.
This day the 2.C1 battalion of the 90th Regiment
will' leave Horsham for Portsmouth, there to em-
bark:--Jrhe 21 battalions of the Scotch Royals,
34. th and 56th RegiMents, with reinforcements for
all the Regiments in India, are under -orders of etn-
barkatie,a.--The Transport Board is in treaty for
Transports for the conveyance ,of .troops to the
Cape, the WeSt-Indies; and 'Halifax, as well as to
the Continent. ' •

We have much ple2sure in. announcing, on the
authority of from Bengal, dated the .6th of
Noi•etithcr, tidit the'Phizeton-Frigate, Capt. Woon,
has caliturt:qi, in the Indian Seas, one of the Spanish
Register Sips, from Acapulco, having.on board Lip-
wards.of one million of duliqrs,
,t,-esides other artieleS
of consider4blc

JAf7_ ZICII.

KINGSTON, FEB. 520.—Rear-Admiral Sir ALEX.
CoclittANE, in the Northumberlqad, with several
other Vessels of War-, having onboard spore troops
(which were mentioned in our last, under the head
of Barbadoes: Intelligence, to haVe quitted', that
Island previously to .Of the Packet 'front
thence, in _consequence of an Expedition being
ready to sail froM GuadalouPe), was waiting. at An-
tigua, in order)o frustrate the design of the Enemy,
should they attempt their premeditated attack upon
Dominica.

The Anson Frigate, of :10 giihS, Capt. LAiwroßD,,
having Vice-Admiral DACRPS on board,: and • die
ifrethusa Frigate, of 23 guns, Capt. BuISBIZP, sailed
on Sunday morning for Curracoa. Oti le'aving- port
the Vice-"Adinirai received the custonmy saintes.

. .
The Draly sloop of v.'ar, C.lpt. FLEMING', arrived
on Saturday from a cruize.•
On the t ith .ult. in lat.' 12 N. long. 54 W. the
Eli%Orth spoke the. Jason frigate and intrerine
brig, in search of the French frigate 1. :and
the corvettes La ,5://phe. and -11 had
eitLicd tae our cro
and were suptlosed to have pr,

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