The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-05 00:00:00

FOREIGN INT.ELLI6EkCie:

HOLSTEIN, Arm. 20.—r They. write from Kiel,
that advice has been received there, by estafette,
that:the English had etiefted a landing between
cronberg and COpenhagen, at seven in the morning
of the 16th inst. though in what manner, or with
what success, is not yet known.
According to some accounts only between 4 and
400 English landed to procure water. Other Letters
from Kiel, of the 18th, say that the French Arnba4ssa-
dor and his Secretary of Legation, and the Dutch
Ambassador, M. MEtzszas, was expe6ted there on
the 18th. Prince FRIEDERICII, of Hesse, Governor
of Itencistmgh, was expe6ted in that city on the
same day, with orders, as it was understood, to
organize the Militia. The citizens of Kiel intend
to form themselves into a particular corps to keep
guard on the coast to Fricdrichsort. The students
likewise, and the young merchants and traders, will

form a corps.
ST. PETERSEUR4II, JULY French Ge-
neral of Division Sxvit!iy, and the English Ambas.t
sailor Lord GOWER, have arrived here.
The day after to-morrow the Court will'remoire to
Peterhoff to pass the remainder of the surnrner.
Great pr.Taratians are making to celebrate the
pame-day of her Majesty the Empress MARIA,
which is next Monday. It is espeoled that then
some notification will be inSde of the contents of
the Treaty of Peace with France, of which nothing
has yet been made public except the general notice,
by the Imperial Rescript to the Military Governor,
that Peace is concluded.

The intelligence of the conclusion of Peace, has
difflised the most lively joy through, all the. Provinces'
of the Empire. Everywhere we hear of nothing
but rejoicings, entertainments, illuminations, fire
works, &c,

-The Squadron in the Black Sea, under the nom.
wand of 4ear-4dtnira.l p4sloscuKlN, which sailed
from Sewastopol ahout the latter end of May, has
now returned to that Port.

Correspondence with France, Holland, and Italy,
which was forbidden by an Imperial Ukase last No-
vember, is now again. permitted as heretofore.
AuG. I.—The French General of Division
VARY, who is here, accompanied by many French
Officers, is treated with the greatest distinajon.
To-day he will be present at the
.military eie.rcises
of the two Cnrps of Cadets, of whom, as is well
known, the Grand Duke CoNSTANTINg 'is Com-
mander in Chief.

Yesterday the silver in bars, which was received.
from England about two months ago, was re-em-
barked, in order to be sent back:
DANTiIC, AUG. 13.—An authentic notification
has been made to the Governor.of this City, on the
part of his Majesty the Emperor NatoLcori„ that
the territory of Dantzic shall be
.extended two
German miles; and not two French Miles; his
Excellency has officially communicated to the Se.
nate' this agreeable intelligence, which, has occa-
sioned the greatest joy. Boundary poles for our
territory will be immediately ere&ed, and proteEted
by a cordon of French Troops.

DaEsmog, JULY 23.-1 t is reported here, on what
is believed to
.be good authority, that the French
Marshal NE' will be appointed Commander in Chief
of the whole Saxon Army, which Army will be
entirely new organized. •

WARsAw, Auo. the 7th inst, the City
of Thorn had nearly suffered a similar calamity to
that which happened some time since it Leyden.—
AL, povaler waggon which stood not fdr from a large
Mlgazine blew up but the Magazine furtunatety,
though the roof wits 1)10W11 ()It, did nut take tire.
•
As it woo, 60 persons lost their lives, and many
hurt.
were steffely
dmetal DOMBROWSKI'.• has fixed his head-1118r-
ters at suo.

HAGUE, AXEL 18..—Almost our whole army is
now eolle4cd n the camp at ?eyst. The Guards
and other Tioopu, here have already broken up, and
more of the Troop. in Germany will go thither.—
The King on his Iletilru will review the camp.

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The Russian Atnbaswatior had an' interview with
Mr, CANNING on.'inur,scyy,, at his Otlke in Down-
inif-street, which litsteitnearly two hours.
An order has out to the Squadron in
the West tor' Xe'llwnediate capture of San-
ta Crub., St. ThotniS'si,. and the other Danish Co-

The surrender of StirpJoad, was hastened by the
pressing importunities 9i' the inhahitaiktg; who al-
most hourly unmated hi.;; Majesty to sur-
render th place, in ordi:.lP 14; save it, oin the dread-
ful etreas Of a continued 'The Swedes March.•
ed out on the. Q3d, awl zi cit) and fortress were
on the same day oci.:upied the-French. Ttio for-
mer were conveyed to the tilaiid of Hugo).
Letters were received yetaiftrday frpm Madeira,
dated the gth ult. which niet)trtAi, that' his Majesty's
Ship 1 0/(4r, with nine Sai4'.of 'Transports from
Portsmouth, arrived awe nn 140 I h'lll'a'july, and
sailed on the 11th, hound t t.4e ltiv+9i `lse to
The Tweed Frigate and Julia' Stoop; Will frigont-
ward West fiidia convtly that sal from ‘VortsitLehith
on the 25th of June, arrived at :Xfadeira On the 'l7th
of July, and sailed op the awl), Ctitt the West Indict',