The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

P UtP.,l C INSTRUCTION.

Mr. WiturnithAtt-brought in a Bill to establish
Paro •bial School„ fur 111(.. Instraaion of the. Poor ;
was read a tirit tiint, and was ortlerod to be
rt.tad a second time on Monday.

comntg to-this fashionable Stubtner
.ftelort, either
for pleasure or for health, and where so many inva-
lids have experienced the greatest bquefits,
am. Sir,

Sitinzonlh,,July 9, 1807.

Yout's, &c.

A. 13.

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I Lisbon, t Dublin, I Waterford.

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MONDAY, JULY 13, 1807.

We have ,strong reason to believe, although no
official intelligence of the fa& has been received,
that the Preliminaries of Peace between Russih,
Prussia, and France, have been aaually Signed.
Capt. LAPENOTIERRE, of the Orestes Sloop of -War,
arrived at the Admiralty yesterday afternoon, from
the- Mouth of the Elbe, and by him Government
have received accounts from Tilsit, dated the 2gth
ult. On that day the EMPEROR of RUSSIA,
the KING of PRUSSIA, and BONAPARTE, had
an IIsTTERVIEW in that town. What passed on
that extraordinary occasion, of course, is not known,
but there is strong reason to believe tliat it was the
immediate forerunner of, a Peace. One fa& only rem
speaing this Interview Ins come to oitr knowledge,
viz. that it was agreed that the KING of SW It•
DEN Should be invited t 9 accede to the Armis-
tice, proporatory to, a general Continental,Peace. If
his Swedish Majesty should comply with this pro-
position (and we cannot suppose that he would Wish
to continue the War after Russia and Prussia shall
:have made Peace), of course ourlxpedition will nol
proceed to Stralsund.

ON Saturday we communicated to our Readers
some very interesting intelligence which-bad reach-
ed .us from Tonningen,.,respeaing the determina-
'tion of the Danish Government to prevent our Ex-
pedition from passing the Sound. Yesterday Go
.
vernmeut received some further details from Ton-
ningen brought by the Lady !trepan Packet, which
sailed'on the 6th. These, we understand, confirm
the intcllig-ence which had previously reached us.—

BONAPARTE has informed the Danish Government,
Hi peremptory terms, that Ft British Expedition
were permitted to pass the Sound, he shoul► . consi-
der it as a declaration of war on the parrof Denmark,
and should immediately march an- army into Hol
stein, In consequence of this threat, intimation:
was given to tne Officers commanding the Expe-
dition, that our vessel's would not be permitted to
pass the Sound. Upon the wceipt of the intelligence,
Ws Majesty's Ministers, with a degree of prompti-
tude which does them the highest honour,.
ordered Six Sail of the Line to proceed,
',without a moment's delay, from Portsmouth to
‘14.18,;` Downs, for the purpose of rehiforcing the,
North Sea Fleet. These Vessels, we understand,
are to Od under the command of Sir S. Boon,
and in a very few days a Fleet will sail for the Baltic
much superior to any thing which the Danes can
•
venture to oppose. Notwithstanding those threaten-
ing appearanees, we hope that hoStilities,with Den-
mark may be .avoided 4 at the same time we must
confess.that there is Wong reason p fear that the
Daninh Government may be intimidated ,by the
success of BowArAriTE, and • that we may again be
compelled once more to assert our Rights before
tOpenhai,,en.

French Papers to the sth in:it. have reached town,
but their contents are'.notyrry interesting: iIoNA-
PAUTE' has ordercd a solemn Thanksgiving on ac-
count of Ms late Vi4ories, 'We have extrttaed iris
Letter to the Archbishops and Bishops of Prance.
The 11/billion of the 3d, contains some >intercepted
Letters, and among others one frotn Baroll
nxwasno to his Uncle.

Yesterday morning hit INfltiEsTv, Princesses Au-
-6t/STA, SOEIIIA,'AItd AMELIA, attended by •Ladies
1; THYNNE. rllO RAmtoa, Genprais CARTWEIOUT
and FIMIOY, the:Honourable GasvtLLEi
rode to St. George's Chapel, where a Sermon was
jn eached 'by the Dr. Cooxsow, from the- 119th
idere,- and alterwardswent to Frognaorg,'
fur lii MAJEtTY to 'dine, where they were met by
the and Princesses. EI47AIIETII and Mitay,
The-itoyal Horse Guards and Stallbrd-Militit were
dra,Vit up in' the Castle-yard, and talnted his -Mt-
JPSTY as he passed. ilk MAJESTY expected in