The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-31 00:00:00

Cok%NtIA.GEN, OCT. 17.-=Captain HALLNIIG'S

Ship Was lost last Thursday, on the Reef of Hasse-
kr. The whole crew, and all the passengers on
board perished, with the exception of a young mer.
'chant, of the name of MosssAN., *ho is indebted
for his life to the humanity and intrepidity of a
Meaning Englishman, whose
.name i 3 T. H. At.ln-
-11ON.: seeing the unfortunate young man clinging to
the wreck, he hastened to hid assistance., notwith-
btanding the extreme violence of the storm and hea-
viness of the surf, and brought him safe on shore.
yesterday a great part Of the Engli;h heavy omi-
t:lnce pitied through Copenhagen, esCeirted through
the town by Danish horse, to be embarked on board
the English Elect.
Several 'persons lately arrived from.Relsingbargh)
state, that part of the Enemy's Troops ate to winter.
In Schonen. Zealand will be entirely evacuated by
the English in a few days.—(Gropenliageiz Gatiatei
05. t 7.)
OcT. 2t.—The evacuation of
~ealand 'by 'the English Troops was completed
Yesterday, when Admiral GAMBIER and General
tATIICART came' on shore here, and were presented
VI the King and Queen of Stveden ; arta which,
the king and Quden, with the Court, attended
%lee the beach to see the 'Fleet depart, and were
saluted hi each of the Ships. as they passed; and
from its being so large a Fleet, the sight was lrnly
Interesting. The German. Legion atu expected to
winter in this neighbourhood; quarters having been
idreadyengaged for them. jr. Aluftav, the English
Minister, is here, and this Morning dispatched a
Messenger fof St. Petersburgh.
GOTTENBUtIOI4, OCT. 23.---Several Transports
and ether 'Vessels put ici bete yesterday, SOLIIC of
them with part of the German Legion on board, and
Vith horse& The 14-eyd Frigate, with .149 vii the
XVIII. and Suite, sailed this morning for England.
~..n/utts Or Tire MAME, SEPT. 22.—Lettep. front
"Ohs assure us that the report circulated lu the
Julernals, of an approaching redutliou of tjie Aus•
Irian Army, is entirely false.
Sari. 26.—The AuStrian Regiments in Galliaia,
are still upon the war establishment, and ready to,
march at the first signal.
Travellers from Russia, report, that the recruiting
an the Empire continues with vigour, not 'only iu
older to complete the regiments, but even to form
itew'ones.—(Abeille du Nord; Oct. C).

The total evacuation of copenhagert took place
on the f.:oth, the period stipulated by the Capitula.
lido, Without the least accident. On their ' sailing
trom Copenhagen Roads, the Fleet fired a Royal
Salute of 2 i guns, which was returned by th,e
Crown Batteries with the. same number. On the
'fleparture of the troops, the inhabitants of Copen.
llitgen, we understand, expressed their entire satis-
faction at the manner in which they had conducted
their ewes, So admirable was the discipline pre.
served, an anxtous were they to avoid every thing
that could :I,;,.;ravate the feelings of the people, that
Nye have not heard of any act of outrage having been
cernitiittcd upon the property of a singleindividual.
very. different charader, we are persuaded, will
the I)me3 stave to give of their friends the French,
if, unhappily for the people, they should be admit-
led into Zealand.

The Pellet Gun-brig, having under convoy the
braper, Logan, Cunningham, Bogir_i and, Gilfallar
(Linen Vessels),' put into St. Mary's, Scilly, on the
26111 'instant, being the sixth time they have been
farted into port by heavy gales and contrary winds
bince froin Belfast.
The dcorn,.,GARBUTT, from St. Petersburgh for
London, W:lBcaptured on the 27th inst. off Horsbo-
rbugli by a French Lugger Privateer. ~
it is time 4 I years since u e bad a Kin. gof France
In Ws country, JOHN, who was taken prisoner at
the battle eatY~~i~tiersby EDWARD the Black Prince.
For 'the' V' ter end of Odober, Moore's Almanack
the toilowin4 sentence....." Many Ships ar-
r ve near this ihi,e
,richly laden,
the vr •I lk ALAr to the rejoicing of
QttlV M:hams of the Hon. City of Load= r

‘SPORTI:r3 INTEL LfGENCE. •

NEWMARKET de-MOE R NIE ETI 4.0 i'Or,
IIOuGUITON MEETING,

,OCT. 3*.

The Audrey End Stakes, of 3sgs. each, 2cigs. ft. Across the
Flat.
La Grosveitoes Meteora, 's yrs old, llst. 61b.
Mr. Craven's-Bronn, 4 yrs old, 7st. 21b". •
.Ld Foley's Captain Absolute, aged. 7st., tolb.
Mr. Vansittart's Currycomb, s yrsoldEgst. -1113.
Ld (ersey's Langton, s yrs old, Bsr. olb.
Mr. Lake's Tint. 4 yrs old, 6st. .
Mr. Fermor's Bantam, 3 yrs old, 6st. talb.
The Judge couldplage-but three.—Four tot agst Meteora
—4 in t agst Captain Absolute-7 to 2 agst Currycomb.
Stawell'S Deceiver, beat Sir C. Bunbury's Snug,' gat.
51b. each. Two.yr old C. 5 gs. croft,-6 to 4.0 n Deceiver.
Mr. Lake's Tint, a feather, beat Mr. Arthur's Wormwood,
Two.yr old C. sogs. 6 to 4 on Tim.
Goolburn's Lpsom Lass, BSt. ,tu. beat Mr. Lloyd's
Cardinal, 80, izlb. I). I . toogs.-6 to 4 agst Epsom Lass.
Ld Barrymore's 1. by Diamond, out of Canielion, Bst.
rec. tags. from Gen. Grosvenor's Briseis, Bst. 71b. Across
the Flat, toogs. h. ft.
Mr. C. Browne's Woodman; 7st. rec. ft. from Mr. An.
drew's Rarity, gst. 51b. Two.yr old C. cogs.

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