The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

FROM THE.COPEATLUGEN G4ZETTES'.

CoiitlktAr*EN, JtJNE Priiate Letter from
the Rossir head,eitrterslt Barvnstein, of the 28th
of ttlay7 states, thaf.botfi'the EiilperOr AtxxAND6t
and K/KG, of PRUSSIA were then in that place:
Although skirmishes only had taken place until that
day, h#7l—w'een—detaaiiii-enti—of Cossiiiiks and the
French advanced posts, yet We Russian Army
is in an uninterrupted state of activity. it is gene-
rally supposed that the main attack.will.be made
.„,
near. Gutit4'!dt.

Letterg Konjgs'buigh'of the June IMP-
non, that Gettaal,Count KALKREUTII arrived:there
r that day frora
,and that the:late garrison of
I that town was expeded at Pillau on the 4th and sth.
A report was current at fionigsburgh, of 'MAs-
SENA having .been defeated
~near-Pulrusk, and the
Russiang being on ,their march to WarsaW. It was
alsr) reported, that the Russiaris had turned the left
o•I•
wing of .the French Army, a'nd that in consequence
„ .
cifthat manceuvre: the French .Emperor woula DC
obliged to make a retrograde movement.
Mtifiadi Ifirit\irtE sas presented - the' Dant=
zia:ers
,with
,100,000 ducats on his .arrival
,in that

town.

The Miiter of' ii-Vcssel which arrived here this

morning from 'Stralsund; states, that, On his-departure
from that city, the Negotiatins between the French
and-Swedes'were -broken:off. . • --- -

GRAUDENTZ, 'MA., o.—On the t9th inst. a very
success-fill softie was. made` by General COMBIERE.
• •
against the three 'Hessian battalions which are
fore that fortress; 'he' completely routed.: them;'
and took a convoy of .1000 bullocks, fneveral wag-
gons with grain, &e..&c. deSlined for Marienwei:der.
Three Ships having besidesarrived there, laden with
rice, coffee, .wine, 'sugar, and specie, that fortress is
new plentifully supplied with all necessary articles.
In East Prussia 600: provision waggons have been
raised- for the Russian army, 200 of which are ,star-
tioned at Friedland,. and 400 in Loetzen. ,
—ETAT NEUitigv NE B.—The'clay before yesterday ar-
rived here a, Prusian Courier, CoI.'KRIfSENIARK, and
the:R asskan Colonel 41GELMAN11,frOrp'Memel, and
sailed yesterday for England, probably for the pur-
pose
of accelerating the departure of the English,
troops.

WARs;t-cv, JUNE 2.—This'day the Austrian Pie-
:
Fkipcitentiary,_Count ST. VINCENT, returned again
tp, the, French Imperial Uead-,quartersl

The Hereditar-y Peince'of BAVARIA has been for
some days at W :, on the ist inst. at three in
the morning, he•etoutagain,for the army. •
French, since the little prehminary rtaions
. .
which -tool,. place. milli; 9th of May, occupy both
tbe:banks,',of therNarew, from Siel'ock to Qitro:.
and have crewed 'strongbatteries.
BAN OUR, UNE
_c9.—The _ Spanish reginvnt7of
inSp•try,of ,Quadalaxara. will arrive in this city the
(thy after to-morrow, and the rest of the Spanish
tropps:will,p4ss
.through as they arrive..., • •
COPENHAGEN, JUNE 2.--Lieutenant-General LE's-
Tocii.cornopud4 the Prussian Aymy in East Prussia ;
his head=quarters are 'at fleiligenheil; where the
EMPEROR Of RUSSIA and the KING: Of.PRUSSIA have
been for three days and reviewed the troops.
.•
BANKS o.t. THI; M4INE, JUNE 6,—lminediatelv
after the surrender of Dantzic, a considerable part
of .the Besieging Army.rfia-rched. to join the Grand
Army. A 'great battle is soon' dxpekcied., •
ACcording to ;an ,estimate in the kienaa Court
Gazette of the 30th of May,, the Prencli Grand_Army •
in. Poland and PruSsid the Month
Of January last, reinforcements-. 'to the amount .of
more, than 190,000 men; ••• •

MUNICII, JUNE 2.---We are assured, ;says our.
Gazette, that the RoSsian ..•linbAssadors atNienna
]lave made proposals to the Court of Vienna for a
uew alliance with Russia, hut had received for an-
swer, tat Austria will not by any means depart
from the system of neutrality to"which she has ad-
hered.' • - •

From the FRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS.

IiaIAPARTE has addressed the following tetter to
the Archbishops and Bishops of 'France, on the oc-
casionof the.reduaionOfDantzic
•-`,‘. After the memorable battle of Eylan, which
terminated theilast campaign, the Enemy, driven'4o
leagueS from the Vistula, was no longer able to sup:.'
port Dantzic.. .Notwithstanding the rigours of the
season,'N'e corrimenced the siege ; •and, .40 days af;
ter the trenches wereoperied; this iniphrtant place has
fallen-to the power. of our arms. Vie -ellbrts.ot , the
EntrAfto succ&tr it were defeated, .and .vidory con,
'stantlyfollpwed.our banners. Immense.magaiihei•
of provisions and. of artiltery, and. the redtictipli 'of
one of the richest Cities iti the:world to our povr.'er,
are the debut'of the 'campaign. We canuOt 'but
ascribe. this success, so rapid and so 'signal, to that
especial protedion, of which 'Divine Prov"id"ence has
given us so many. proofs. It is our pleasure that, -on
the receipt of this;„you assemble our. people,' and
offer solerniahan ksgi vi ng to th'e:God.uf Ait?it's; pray.,
ing that he will continue to favour our arms, and to
watch over the happiness of our cunp‘ry ; that they
may also pray, that .that Cabinet• which persecute;
our Holy Religion, as much as it is the ettlnal - Eve.
my of our Nation, may no longer intlhence the Ca-
. of the Continent, to the end that a solid and
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, LON.IJ 0
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MONDAY, SUNZ 18br: c. E: • •

YEsrk.li VA? two Tunnirraea and two Gvttenburgh
Mails.arrived, bpd they hl. .a .great degrec. confirm

1 the intelligence which we laid 'before our Readers
on &::zirJay; resi)eaing the' determination of. the,
King of SWEDEN not to consent to arolßagaiiou of
the Armistice with France.. The gallAtir General
BLuenErt, who has, assumed the .command of the
Prussian. troops which have been sent.' to .the assist,
ance. 9f the King
~of SwErk4N, hap published, a
Proclamation addresseii 'bis:'Counttlyriien, Which
we have no doubt will- produce considerable
i.e.& Marshal BRUNE has been appointed 'to the
command of the three, diviSianq of the FFeneh
Army-that are advancing against 'Stralsund; :We.
were correct in the opinion which we• ,expressed,
that the:report that 1-14 Ron NsEßG,and M. No-
{
VbStITZOI:I-, had been sent to BONAPARTE'S 116 E-
d,
quarters was unfounded lcirmally.contradiged`
in the last Papers. BONAPARTE'S joy at the capture
of ll.tutzic.appearS Woe unbounded.: General LE-
,
FEByr,s,, who ecimnianded the troops emplOyed: in
the siege,' has been created,,Puke,,pf W.Nr.r z C ; and
an order hasheen sent to the Archbishops andilishops
. . .
of France, commanding' m the,.to cause a public
thanksgu tug on the occasion.:. The,Ot=der of BONA.-'
PARTE tO the Bishops is ientirkahle only for one ex-
pression respeaing this Copntry. After, desiring
that the people may be' assembled to return' thanks
for the success.' of his arms, he adds, and ,‘,That
they may also pray that that :Cabinet which per=
secutes •onr. 'Holy •Religion, as much- as it is the
eterual.Enemy of. our Nation, May no longer
fiuence th 'cabinets of the Continent, to the end

that a solid and glorious Peace, worthy of the Great
Natiop, shall cOnsoit humanit:y.": It cannot. be for-
gotten, that this is, the same. man who, upon, his
landing. in Egypr, boasted that he had been,, the,
cause of the destru&lou of the Christian
Religion.•

, • •
• The'aa'C'O.i'aiit*.4'in the French P:ap-ets, of the suc-
cessesiiif the Tarks over the Russians and Servians,
. .• -
appear to.have.be. en.very much exageerated,? if not
altogether uutOUnded. • The: -Ser vians have taken

Nissa, ,and.haveOP'ened a :corninuniation with the
Russian Arniy, with which they are now adincr in
concert. The t ntS. of COGstantinople 'have al-
ready begini,,,tO, TAffer severely; iti cizis6quence of the
supplies of proyiions.goiiitsidthat Capital Thy water
being entirely .stopped by the -British and Russian
Fleet. Thorc--.. is, therefore,- reason still to hope that

the Turkish (.3ruerni*it may be induced to consult,
re:11 misc:hiefs which.have
arisen from the Al-concerted Expediitions it() Cop-

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Lord PENTZROIZE! and Lord L. GOWRII, embarked
at Copenhagen in the Anson Frigate ; the former
goes to Vienna by way of Memel.

His Majesty's ' Ships .Procris, liispatclt, and
Charge?, convoy the first Division of the Expedi-
tion, which sailed from the Downs on Friday even-
irig: phis consissis of the76th,
Bth Battalions of the German Legion., the 2d Gbfman-
Regiment" of Dragoons, and one .Company of Ger-
man Artillery,under,thecomtnand ofGen.DitsxmLl,A.
Colonel and Major. HALKET, Major BEST, .aild
tdin RIDDEL, all British Officers, are attached to.. the
German Legion. The weather seemed to promise a
favourable voyage. --The second embarkation was to
take place to-day bilo-Morroi,V, and they will consist
ofa troop of horse artillery of the Gernian L' egion,
-
the third Light Cavalry, and the Heavj Dragoons of
the same corpS; also a' detachment of Foot Artillery,
and a large proportion of, Artillery horses.• At the
No of Wight and Portsmonth on Friday, there were:.
embarked tqe 14th Foot, and the Adjutant-General's..
Regiment, f3OO strong, the2d battalion of the Pom-
padours, •and. the German Artillery. There were
previously on board at that place the King's German
Artillery, the 2d Foot, ^r Queen's Regiment; the
14th, General CAL' ERT'S the 5 Ist, 2d Battalion;
56th ditto; the Regiment deMeuron, and the loth •
Veteran Battalion. .
,r.

.
The late Ministers. haVing,antiounced their inten-
tion of giving the' most decided. opposition'to the
measures.of their Successors, without knowing what
those 'measures may be, and _having also declared
their intention' of ~moVing an
,Amendment, before
. even one line of the Speech was penned, a Paper, in
their interest, has this day favoured. the .Public with
a List of the' Forces enlisted under their banners..
This is the 'first time We have ever seen ;List of this
kind published ; and it does,: we confess, appear to
us to be a gross violation of decency, ...hot only to
announce an.OppoSition to. measures which are not
knoWn,-,but.to give a List of the Members of whom
• that Opposition is to be composed. We beg leave,
however, to state; that we are far from supposing
that any of the Gentlemen, whose names are in that
List, have entered into any such agreement or corn.
bination to oppose His Majesty's Government. It
would be a libel upon them 'for a moment.to enm
tertain such a supposition. Our censure is di-
re&ed • against those
,who' published this List.--M;
It is indeed said in the article to which we allude
s
that, "'we do riot presume to anticipate-the.manner
in -which any of the Gentleman _whose .natnea yea
have Inc.mitioned will vote ;" for,what purpose, then,
is the list,s6 triumphantly given; and why are' the
name*Ofthoie-,Gentlemen chosen, rather than those
of the-remainder of the 658 Members ? But it is,in.
another,partsandidly,contessed, that the List is gi-'
‘,4eti,'to enable the :Readers of the.' Paper in quesm,
tiori to' form their own opinion of the -" strength
.of the Opposition." .This.' List .is,. by a-numm
ber of ingenious devices;. sWelled
the MeMbers who voted either on,Mr. BRAND Or
Mr. LYTTI,ETON'S Motion last April!, .against Minim
sters, . are . supposed to, -be- decided- Oppositionists;
but in order To augment_ the 'number still more;
many of the4Mernliers who are returned for two
places are counted twice-soyer.; for instance, Lord
MAtios k, Member for N'Tend4er"; and Lord MA.•
HON; Member for Kingston-upon7Hull, is counted
as two. Mr. W.. ADAM, M.;mberlbr,Kilicar'diaire-
,sliire, and
,Mr. W. ADAM, iNt;tti. ber for
Kinrpss-
shire, is .counted as two: but what is. still more
ex-
traordinary, Lord PERCY, Alein'uer fp:r La uuces tc‘n
and :PERCY; Member for 7..). :T .'..HLT,MBE ft Ori,N!D.
is also '
ora
counted as two ! BtC2-

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Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princesses
AUGUSTA., SOPIiI, , 'MARY, and AMELIA, rode to
St. George's. Chapel, attended GEORGIANA
BULKELEY and Mrs. FITZGROVO, Gen. FITZROY,
40,C01911C1 TAYLOR, Nifoefe.they heard a Seitnott,
preached by.the ReV,,Dr. CO'OKSOS, from the gth
chapter of St. Luke, verse 23, and afterwards rode
tc;+..Frogmore to dinner. -i
• Her MAJESTY and Princess ELIZABETH had ser-
vice performed in the. Palace, and atterwards rode to
Trogniore,. -and returned at three o'clock. •• t
•• The Duchess of BIIUNSMiICK, the Princess Of
\VALES'S mother, is arrived at 'Harwich. .
A MesSenger 'was- dispatched' last night:to His
MAJEsTr, at Witidsor, with iiriportant dispatches,
which are said to have been brought :by the Husut*
Mails yesterday morning. •
His MAJEsTy,' according to the: last
,r,port re-
epeding the
.state of his eyes; is soon to subinit to
do operation Ick;the cataract. There have b:-eit sn
many reports on this subject, and it is so interesting
to a loyal and affectionate People, that the Public
ought not to. he amused with vague rumours.
proper account should be published on the subject,
attested by the Professional Gentlemen ernuloyedi
and it 'will be highly gratifying indeed -it that can
hold forth the cheering 'prospect that so good a KING
Nvift.be restored to:the use of one of the most.
va-
luable of the human faculties. -
considerable ferment, prevails among the ma-
,.elmints of New York, in consequence of an' extraor-
dinary traUd'coinmitted by a Broker, hitherto sup-
posed of great respectability, who, ,ssued notes to the
amount of 70,900 doilars; drawn by himself, and
indorsed 'wsith such names as he. thought most likely
to :give currency-Jo 11i.1 paper. Tae notes. are dip-
parsed in the City, and the tro;ier has removed