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

Article* of that Treat, carried into execution ?

With. the exception of the tray of Territory ,
which the Emperor ALEXANDU has obtained
from his Ally the Km* of PRUSSIA., he appeas
rather in The situation of a vanquished Prince, re•
-
°thing the law from an haughty Conqueror, than
as.one.negotiating. At the-command •of France„.
the Russian Generals are obliged not only to halt is
their vi6orious career against Turkey, but to eva-
cuate all their conquests. Here again the policy of I
BUONAPARTE to degrade the Emperor AtExAknota.
is obvious. The former comes forward to ptotetit
his Allies, and to save them from destrbOion, while
no stipulation is made by the latter in favour of the Sets
vians who have supported his arms. It is said, 'Weed,
in some of the Foreign Papers, thAt Moldavia and,
Wallachia are to_be Ceded to Russia, and it is highly
probable that some such temptation was thrown, out
by BUONAPARTIC to the Emperor ALEXANDRIt ; but
when BUONA-PARTg•has got possession of the Morea
and the adjacent provinces, Russia will, hold her
new acquisitions by a very precarious tenure' indeed.
But the concession which has occasioned surprise, i 5
the evaeuation,of Corfu,, and the whole RepubliO of
the Seven Islands. The acquirement of a position.
in the Mediterranean has Oways been a favotr
rite objea of the Russian Cabinet, and-it is most
singular that France, who always opposed the vietka
Of Russia on this point, and who have now driveis
`her out of the Mediterranean, is considered as the,
warm friend of Russia; while Great Britain, bir
whose 'favour RUssia first obtained this obje& of hey
ambition, and by whose
.fratedion she might have
kept it, is viewed almost in the light of an .Enenvy,
The Proclamation issued in the name of the Kt tot
of DENMARK, for detaining British Subje6ts, and for •
prohibiting any intercourse with this Country, win
be found in .oeisubseqeent Colenma..

- The Prince of NfacKLEwnuacm, son of.te Dnko
of NizekLiiievaGn, and nephew to Her MAJESTY,
arrived in tqw.tvthis morningo Ho was permitted
to travel tlningh France, and embarked at Morlai
l'Jr this country.

Lieut. Gen. Sir JOHN CR/int:too; does not coins
home;, but is to retain the chief coma-Lind on the
Madras- side of India.
'lt • is likewise determined 'that Major-General
'3ASER COOlkalleS in the command of Egypt. It
is understoati• that. Lord HtiNTLEy d6es not tioW
go out.
AVOTELOcite, With the major Part
of Oil South American Army, is expegSdlbeet 410?
,
fi.Oth of this month.
Qu Thursday the new Sheriffs visited 6! . 1
comptets, and yesterday they spent, the whole daft
‘.
-In a minute iespeetion of every part of Newgate,i
when they ordered-a 'variety of 'regulations, calcul
lated to promote the health and comfort of the pert
•.,konei confined in those populous rrceptacks of vice
and misfortune. They have also ordered that no.
Berson
_who may in,. future be arrested for Debt,
within, the County of Middlesex or city 0t.1,,0nd0q,,
shall be detained nucler the pretence of, Searching the.
Books, as it is called, after certain hours, or on
holidays. That Book, 'on payment or a small fee,,
is tobe open for inspetlion, at all hours of the day
and night, on every day on which a Writ can
CJWllted.. ' - -

The. Garrisott of the important Island of Heligoa,
land is to be composed of a detachment of Artil.
lery and Engin,cers of the third
40Y,a1, Veter*
Battalion, and of the eighth, under the.command
of Lieut. Col. HAAIILTON, Bth ROytil Veteran .130 e
talion„, who hai lust called with th'e troops.

Copy oca Letter from Attcu. M'LvA, Mate of tho
Dianq, of Greenock, captured on het passage frog
n-leric, by the Spanish .Vrivateer Jesus. .Marka,
• Aso4. •

eg GENTLRION.-ftWeAaiipi in, the •
Linieric, 26th Sept. 160'7.
Diirtta, • frolb,
Limeric, on the 17th inst.. and on the igth Achil-
head bearing N.N.E, 15 miles, at 19 o'clock at night
we were taken by a Spanisit Privateer,
who took all
hands out of file vesselexcePt me and my. Wu' whopl
prevailed on, them to leave with me,.and they -were'
in custody.of the-vessel until the,
93d; when it came.
911. to blow a violent. storm ; and. the vessel b!qn
deeply laden; I thought it advisable, for the good or
you and insurers, to represent to the people placed go
board by the. Privateer,. that.tbe vessel was in a dan-
gerous state, on a lee shore--and could n9tescapis
thundering or running ashore,--on my represents-
'ion of the danger, they resolied to throw part of the
grain composing the cargo overboard, which I over-
ruled, by letting them know that if the grain will
disturbed it would run and over-tern the vessel; 40E1
which the erize-master, after consulting his mtgl,
desired me to bring herinto, the first port we could
reach. In the mean time his people gave themselve4
lost, .anti went below, nor could my calls, a
the prize-master, prevail on them to come and asigt
in bringing the vessel to (which by the bye was what
I wanted). I laid the vessel to all night, and at 00
o'clock next morning, I took the helm, and boreret
the Shannon, being then 3.9._miles Loopshead-i!"
a lout burin the ailiTnoon we got a pilot on board,
end, proceeded towards Limeric. I applied to the
Alayor, and had,my eight prisoners I..fely.loclged in
gaol there.
• !` As soon as I can procure hands I tne,an to Pni-
emd with the vessel on the 'voyage hour',
onlY'to.lament that ray honest friend, Ciipt
and the crew are taken on •board the Privateer 'Al-
and 10%ri'e

spners.
" The vessel has suffered some damage .in i
ani
1
rigging for the want of Intitcis to ttiatiage her, for 1110
Spaniards got s 9 frightened I ccuid not prevaii 00
thrn tp lend itny assistance wbctl the st,a 104 e so
MA!, :bakin a fair ge. over th vesset,:olf :lc-
count of myg carryingpassa
hard on ,dinhe ordet t stria'
•• Wai Cifeeitta:.