The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-25 00:00:00

M. VAN MO EN, the Env9 of the King of Hot
,LAND to the Sublime Porte, is also on his wait to
Constantinople, crossing through tiungary. Baron
SEusT, who lately attempted, in vain, to procure
himself to be recognized at that capital as Minister.
from Prussia, has re-passed. through this city,- on his
way to Memel.

BERLIN, JUNE 6,—At the head-quarters of..the,
•gth Corps of the Grand Army, the following Ord4y;:i
has been published
“SCHEITING, MAY 23.—.0a tbe22d iaSt. at three
in the morning; the Enemy made three sorties;.. the
first. with 1,60 Infantry, commanded by a Captain ;
the second with 600 Infantry and 200 Cavalry; and
the third with 200 Cavalry and some Chasseurs.
The obje& of the first was merely to Make a diver,:
sion in favour of the other two; but theWirternburgh
Troops repulsed all three. 'The first was defeated
by Capt. LAGRANGE of the Regiment of the Prince
Royal ; a Lieutenant and 15 Prussian Soldiers were -
killed, and five made Prisoners. .

" The second sortie, commanded by Col. K. L 1
was received with valour, and driven back
by the Battalion of Serjeant-i'rajor BOLISSELLE.
The Enemy's Cavalry. was met with the bayonet
.5 0 killed, among *Which were three Officers; d
two Officers, three Serjeants, and twenty Privates
were wounded.

"'The third sortie was ieOulsed by. the Cavalry
and same Chasseurs of the King's Regiment and that
of-Newbronn. Between 40 and 50 Prussian's killed,
and about co wounded."

Letters from Copenhagen state, that the Empe-
ror of Russia and King of Prussia had retired
Tifflet, which circumstance was considered ii di=
cative of an approaching battle. •

(FEOM THE MONTITEUR OF THE 1 GTH JUNE.)
A letter from Konig.sbutgb; of the-f..lsAkay,
describes the melancholy impression which We news
of the -reduEtion of .Datitzic had produced on the
spirits of the people;; already the conseqtlences
which fl-lust ensue from this event have manifested
themselves ; the Royal Bank and various etre&
which had been brought from Memel to Konigs-
burgh have been sentback to Memel. , .

NAPLES, MAY 26.—His Majesty, after an ab-
s9ce of eleven days, which he employed in visiting
several PrOvinces of his Kingdom, returned this day
to his Capital.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WRDNESDAY, JUNE 24.
The, House met about three o'clock. The Oaths
were adlitinktered to several Lords, amongst uthOm
were the Dukes of York, Cambridge, Grafton, Rtit-
'land ; the Marquis'ses of Winchester, Abercorn ;
the Bark of Cardigan, Fitzwilliam, Aylesbury,
Malmsbury, Abergavenny, Aberdeen, Fortescue ;
Lords Grenville, Boston, Sec.-Bx.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21.

About twelve o'clock.the Speaker took the Chair,
and.the House immediately proceeded to the swear-
ing in of those Members who had not taken the
Oaths.

Many Members were in attendance, among whom
we observed, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. Windham,
Mr. Malcolm Laign, the new Member for Orkney,
&c. The Speaker, however, informed them, that
he saw no reason for supposing that a greater num-
ber than those whose names were already taken
down, could be sworn in to-day, before the hour
stipulated by Ad of Parliament for that purpose.
He should however, take the Chair to-morrow, a
quarter of an hour before twelve o'clock.
Adjourned.