The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-13 00:00:00

N E WS;

10.—Arrived 'the American
Ship IP ashi,iton, Capt. WEBSTEIG from the Coast
of Spain, 46,(Jays and, the )3 rig 'Expedition, CAR-
pE.ri-rEg, from Lisbon, last from Milford.

Sailed -His Maje Sty's Ships Blonde, Moselli,,
Abundance, Lucifer, and Bacchus, with the out-
ward-bOUnd West India -and Mediterranean Con-
,yOys, Iwhich put back on Thursday. - •
-The Auckland Packet, with Mails for Lisbon, will
sail to-morrow. • •

PORTSMOUTH, JAN..12.-7-Arrived the Dragon,
.of
74 guns; Cftpt. SCOTT, and Phcenix, Capt.- MUDGE,
"from PlyfrOuth., •
Sailed the Orion, of guns,-Capt. DICKSON,- for,
the North Sea ; and the Hearty Gun-vcssel,:Lieut.
WicicHatt,, on a cruize. • -

HARWICH, JAN. i 2. -Thy Prince of 'Tkales
Packet, Capt. 'ANTHONY DEANE, for Heligoland,
With the Danish Mail,' and Mr. MUNRO, one of His
Majesty's Messengers, with DispatcheS for Lord
HurcligsoN, sailed this morning. With a favourable
wind; as did also the Lady Frances, Capt. FLYN,
yr ith a Mail for Gottenburgh.
Sailed the Argus Custom-House Cutter on a
cruize; and arr Wed the Aggressor and Acute Gun-
brigs from their station.

YABBIguTH,JAN. 12.-Arrived the Dorset Parket,
Capt. HAMILTON, with Mails and Passengers, frntn
Huium, which place she left on the nth 'tuft: At
that time no aEtion had 'Liken place bet Ween the
Russian, and-,.French Armies ; and the iccuunts
which appear •in the English Papers of.an epidemic
disorder pre6iling amongst the French Armies; is
said to be greatly exaggerated.
The Felkity, one of the _Vessels captured by the
•
Jena, was,seen to -come on Winterton Sand, where
she is become a total wreck.

DEAL, JAN. 12.---= Arrived His Majesty's Ships
Trompeuse,- Musquito, and .the Furious, from a
Cruize.

. ,
Came down from the River -the Hon. East India
Company's ,Ship ,Admiral Gardner, bound to the
East Indiei; 'and-. remains in• the Downs with the
Ships as per last. . ' .

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Cciitx,JAN.s.—The Ramillies Line-of=battle Ship
is arrived at Cove to take the Convoy to the West
indid; and will sail the tirst fair wind.

HUSUM MAIL.,

PRIVATE LETTER.

ALTONA, JAN, 2.---rWe are without tiny certain
intelligence from Poland; and all the -news which
reaches us is founded on rep&ts. The latest accounts
from Warsaw
.assert that 4 nearly one-fifth of the
French Army is
.infested by contagioUS disorders.
They had crossed' the small rivers between the" V.'S-
tula and Bug, and had taken a new position. The
RUssian Artny increases daily, . and is already im-
mense; sotte.statements'carry it as, high as" 50.,000
men in Poland and on the way to join them. . •
Field-Marshal KAMINSKOY is said to have given.
orders;f•if any-attack is made on Russian Poland, not
quarter: The greater part attic French
tro4Ps in Silesia . have beeti-re-ealled; in order to
strengthen their v1-fly in Nand: -

- .
The acconnts.which have reached us frdm the-
Turkish Provinces in Europe; state, that the Rus-
sians have not only occupied Ciioczim and Jassy,
but 'also Bender,: Btabharet; :‘,V-12.dett, and are
approaching the frontiers of Dalmatia.
The last Letters from Vienna 'announce -ihe
rival of an Adjutant of NA.PoLEoN, who. has", it is
said, demanded of the Emperor of Austria 'an expla-
nation of his views, and insisted on his.declaring
therfor,France, or for Ruiii.aand her Ally,' as in no
case will lict'alloW' Austria to remain neutral.. Ge-
neral ST.VttsTcu IT has been dispatched to the-French
bead.:quarters with the determinatipd of the Em-
-peror.. .

In Harnburgh the Members qf the British Fac-
tory are now without a guard; the British, property-
regiStered in the Protocol of the French . Minister is
confiscated, and will be, sent off to Mentzto:Moi—
• rovv%

. On the 28th tilt, a violent *burricane came..op -at
Cronenburgh, 'near Elsineur, accomP by a i'ery;
high flood,- which entirely destroyed the batteries,
bastions, and ramparts of that fortress.; the daMage
is estimated at three millions of marks currency,. and
it will iequire three years before. the works can be
re-placed. : .

BERLIN, DEC. 3(:).—lf we may credit intelligence
from authentic sources, the Aid-de-Camp of Gen.
ZARTROW hoICIs Abe pOrt-folio of .Foreign Affairs.
The Minister ofState, COMA HAITGWITZ, has retir-
ed to his estate on account of ill health.

All the accounts, we have received 'assure us the
Queen of Prussia is dtz- No?,(1).

Ac6ot'Oilf.); to the la'st intelligence frOrn Konipas-
bur9;h:the 'Kitt continued- to retire towards the
North.; itis certain that his equipages hale set 'out
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THE

Drury Lank

.A new Opera was represented last night at thi4
Theatre, under the title. of. False Alarms; or, Ikti,
Cousin.

DRAMATIS PERSONA.
Sir namon Gayland . ‘Vii OtroliTbri.
-Edgar Gayland . - Mr. BR A lIA m.
Tom Surfeit - Mr. BANNISTER.
Lieutenant M‘Lary - Mr. lOrrysToNit.
Plod - - - Mr. MATHEWS.
Gabriel - - - Mr. PRNLEY,
Grinvelt Mr. WEWE TiER.
Butaper t Mr. Btoikruk.
Lady Gayland - Mts. MouigrAiri;
Caroline Sedley - - Miss DUNCAN.
Emily _ - - - - Mrs. BLAND. r •
Miss tifribrage - - Miss POPE.
S HSail ' Mad. ST6RACi.