The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-08 00:00:00

FROM T4IE DUTCH PAPERS.

PAP'S, SBPT. 17.—The Mon tear of this day
contains the Capitulation according to which the
Isle of Itugen was evacuated by the Swedes, and
afterwards occupied by our Tror)ps. The King of
SWEPEN has returned to his Slates,
According to a letter in the iliaTiteur, the King
of SWEDEN, and especially the Army, are emrenie.
Jy dissatis4ed with the behaviour of the Itnglish.—.
The King has given orders to, pht his Ports in a state
Of defence; and letters from Stralsund as'sert, th
the Eltpedition against Denmark was not concerted

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THURSDAY, ourontlit 8, 1807.

Mr. MUNROE, the American Minister, attended
at the Levee yesterday to take leave previous to his
departure ; he also had an interview with Mr. CAit-
triNG. We understand that the instrualions whith
Mr. Moratoi received from his Government were of
so limited a nature, that the Negotiation could not
be brought to an issue with him. Dispatches con-
''taining the finahletermination of the British Govera-
ment have been sent to our Minister in America.

We have made some further Eltraas from the
Goitenturgh Mail which arrived yesterday, from
which it will appear that we were perfedtly corre&
in supposing that some of the secret article of the
Treaty of Tilsit, related to the dismemberment of
the Turkish Empire. Almost the, whole of Turkey
in Europe is ,to be divided between Russia and
France.

LAst night Dutch Papers of the eed, e3d, and
e4th ult. were received. The only articles of intelli-
gence which they contain will be found in a preced-
ing Column.

IT is stated in a private Letter from Copenbageri,

that as Admiral GAMIER, who had been 1511 shore,
was getting into his boat to return on board a Ship,
lie was fired at by some cowardly assassin ; the ball
fortunately missed him, but it killed a seaman who
was standing close to him in the boat.

IT • was lately stated, that Government had de-
termined to take upon itself the business of Army
Agency, and that the two new houses opposite the
Horse Guards had been engaged,for that purpose.—
'Upon inquiry, we do not learn that any thing has
been settled upon this head. But it is wholly un-
true that the-houses in question have been engaged
for such • a purpose : one of them has been taken
by. a Member of Parliament, and the other is to be
a kind of appendage to the War-Office, for the pur-
pose of adjusting old accounts, by which there will
be a considerable annual saving to the Country. Yet
this has been converted into a topic of abuse against
Ministers, for improvidence.

Yesterday about twelve o'clock, their MssEsrtus
.arrived at the Qom's' Palace, in their travelli:ig
chariot, from Windsor; they were followed by the
Princesses AOGUSTA, ELIZABETH, SOPHIA, and
AMELIA, attended by the Countess of MACCLES-
FIELD, in two travelling coaches; the Dukes of
YORK, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE, were in attendance
at the door of the Palace, to receive their Royal
Parents and Sisters, and handed them from the car-
riages. The Princess MARY was 'prevented from,
corning to town, through indisposition, having been
afflided with the chicken pox ; she was yesterday,
however, $o much recovered, as to go to dine at the
princess ELIZABETH'S Cottage, in. Old Windsor.
About half past one o'clock HER•MAJInTY and
the PRINCESSES went to St. James's Palace, and ho-
noured Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH with a visit, where
they remained till near three, when they went to
the apartments of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, in'the
Palace, to dinner, where they were met by the
Dukes of YORK,CLA,RENCE, KENT, and CAMBR/DOS,
and the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES.

About • a quarter before five o'clock, HER MA•
.ZESTY and the PRINCESSES, the Dukes of KENT and
CAMBRIDGE, set off for Windsor. The Duke of
CAMBRIDGE rode in thb carriage with HER MA•
JRSTY ; the Duke of KENT followed on horseback,
till he came to Ke,isingtoti, where his Royal High.
ness's durricle being in waiting; he proceeded in it
to Windsor. The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES
returned to Warwick-lvuse..
His MAJESTY held a Court at the Queen's Palace,
soon after two o'clock.

The private Levee was attended by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Bristol, the
First Lord of the l'reasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the three
Secretaries of State, the Chancellor' of the lixc.heiluer, the
First— Lord of the Admiralty, the American Ambassador,
Lords lieatlifield, Gold Stick, and C. Spencer, in waiting ;
SirA A. Wellesley and S. Cotterel ; Generals Nichols, Mead,
Villein:, and Loftus; Colonel Nightingale; Messrs. Fawk—
nerand Sedley, Grooin in waiting.

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The following had the honour of being presented
to His MAJESTY.
Oeileral Nichols. 'upon his return from the East Indies,
and upon his :ippointinent of Colonel to the oath Regiment..
General Mead, upon his. return from Egyii.
General Vitiate, upon his return truin being Governor of
Malta.
Cteneral Loftus, upon his being appointed Governor of Dun.
barton.
Gen. Sir Arthur Wellesley, upqn his return from Zealand.
Colonel Nightingale, of the 69til Regiment, upon his re.
turn from the East 'tubes.
Mr. Munro, the American Ambassador, by Sir Stephen
Cotterel, the Master of the Ceremonies, upon his leaviiig this
Country. His Excellency took !,eave of tlis Majesty press..
ous to his departure for America.
The Rev. Dr. Luxr.ioae did homage before his
MAJESTY, upon "his being collated Bishop of

BRISTOL.
His MAJESTY. held a Privy Council, and gave au-
dieheeto the Duke of PORTLAND, Lord HAWK'S*
BURY, Lord IVlut.ottAvs, and Mr. CANNING.
His MAJESTY set otf on his return to Windsor a
little before six o'clock.
The arrival of the ROYAL FAMILY in town yes-
terday attraeted a great ,crowd to St. James's and the
Queen's Palaces. On Monday evening Ttt El it MA..
JEiTIES had a select party at Windsor Castle.—
Amongst the company were the Marquis and
Marchioness of Coati WALLIS.
On. Tuesday morning his Majesty's stag hounds
bunted a eery fine deer, for the diversion of the
Marquis CORNWALLIS, the Master of the Stag-
hounds, and a' numerous field of Gentlemen sports-
men ; the deer was marled from the cart near the
Stag and Hounds at Betifield.
INDIA4iousE.-i-Yesterday a Court of Dire&ors
was held, when the under-mentioned Captains were
sworn into the command of their respective Ships,

viz.
Capt, 1.. Dodds, Walmer Castle, for St. Helena, lien.
cooler, and China.
Capt..W. Winchelsea; Capt. M.Craig, Blphin•
stone; for Bombay and China.
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes-
day next.
Hopes are still entertained, that some understand-
ing may be restored ,between Groat llritain' and Tu-
rkey. Sir ARTHUR. PAGUT is said to have arrived at
Constantinople, Where he has had several conferences
with the Chief Minister.
GRIMM. MI RA hiDA.-.-The American Papers state
that this enterprising man has been reduced to,
extreme distress, that he has been obliged to hire
himself as a Negro. Driver, on a sugar estate at Porto
Rico.
Getriaar. Moan &v.—Accounts from the Springs
it) America, say, that. General MQREAU had left
lialkown, on his return to New York, having re-
linquished his design of visiting *the Falls of Niagara.
His return had given rise to various conjektnres ; but'
we are told (says_ an American Paper) it was occa-
signed by the receipt of intelligence from France, of
the death of the mother of Mrs. Mon&Au, The
General is very free and
.communicative in his con-
versation on military. or other topes ; he does not
hesitate to give his opinion of Buow.spAßTE, who, as
a mae, he detests, hut respetis as a soldier.--Fishing
anda
ttreisopgrainrgesf.avourite amusements of tlif!ene-
r al
THE ComET.--On Monday right, at halt pest
seven o'clock, the right ascension of the new Comet,
as observed by a Gentlenian near the Memnon!,
was about 15 b. 11 ruin. with 6 . don12• 7 Mill. North
dechuittion.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 6. —Arrived the Scorpion and
Cockatrice Sloops of War from a cruize ; also the
American Ship Almera, OBEAR, laden with, sugar
and, coffee,fiom Philadelphia, detained by the Bet-
sey Privateer; the American Ship Rebecca, PARKIN.'
sox, laden with sugar, coffee, and pepper, from
Philadelphia, detained by the Busy P4ateer ; the
American Ship Galen, STEDMAN, laden with timber,
&c. from Wilmington, for the Dock-yard at this
Port; and the Speedwell, LEAKER, laden with pro-
visions for this Port, from Cork.

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PORTSMOVTII, OCT. 7. —The American Brig t,
which we mentioned yesterday as being re-captured
by the Boreas Frigate, is called the Unity, HODZII,
and is sent into this Port.
' Arriied the Resistance Frigate, Capt. ADAM,- and
Linnet Brig, Lieut. BEcxarr, from a cruize ; also
the Jane, Gym an American Schooner, from Lou-
don, bound to Lisbon.

The Northumberlevid, 74, and La Tvaze' Frigate',
Capt. QIIIFIITHS, came this afternoon into, harbour.
Dropped down to St. Helen's the. Osprey Sloop
of War, Capt. CLINCH.

YARMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived this morning the
Swan Cutter, Lieut. LUCAS, with Dispatches from
Admiral GAMBLER, which were immediately for-
warded for London.

Passed by yesterday to the Eastward, a Fleet of
Transports, with stores from Copenhagen ; also
several Merchantmen from the Baltic.

BRIXIIAM QUAY, OCT. 6.--Arrived in Torbay
His Majesty's Ship Hibernia from: Plymouth, and
remains with the Chanpel Fleet under coati:panda'
Admiral Lord Ganntosa.

SHEaarass, OcT. 6..--Sailed the Piercer Gun-,
brig, Lieut. Staßut., with a--Convoy of Merchant•
velsels for the Baltic.

About 400 Volunteers for Copenhagennte nn
board the Ntzmur ; and it iwsupposed the Ye:soll.Fri.
gate•, Capt. GRAHAM, being nearly ready for sea,
will couveythern.
OCT. 7.—Yesterday, at sun-set, the flag of Rear-
• Admiral Wau.s was struck, he having Admiralty
leave of absence.

DEAL, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Quebec from Yar.
mouth, and will sail this evening for the Norc.
Arrived the Phosphorus from a cruize, and sailed
again to the Westward.
Sailed ilie Renard Sloop of 'War to the Nore .ind
the Monkey and Wrangler to the 'Westward on a