The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-14 00:00:00

' NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 12.—The schooner Garnecack,
belonging to this port, is captured by a French pri-
vateer, and carried into Dieppe.
Sailed, his Majesty's shin Amelia, for the East In-
dies ; and the Sitella, LOVE, for Martinique.
Arrived, the ship Mariner, HENNA, from St.
Croix, laden with sugar and coffee, bound to Lon.
don ; she passed by this port some days since, but
24e wind having blown a gale from the Eastward,
within these last few days, obliged her to put
in here.

Arrived, his Majesty's ship ,Narcissus, Hon. Cap-
tain AYLMER, from a cruize ; and Margaret and
Brothers, OLIVER, from Sunderland.

Also arrived, and went ►up the harbour immediate-

ly, a sloop of war.
Sailed the Commerce, CREWS, for Liverpool.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 13.—Came this day from
the Eastward the Dapper gun-brig, of 12 guns,
S. H. HARFORD.

Arrived the Jane, HARRISON, from Sunderland.
Sailed the Opossum, of 10 guns, with a few mer-
chant ships, to Halifax.

The Tyrian, Ict guns, H. T. DAVIES, on a
cruize ; and the Unity, MONDAY, for, London.
Came into the harbour the Challenger, of 18 guns;
and went out of harbour the Derwent, of 18 guns.

DEAL, OCT. 13.—Sailed the Dunmore, for New

Providence.

Arrived this morning, his Majesty's ship Marlbo-
rough, from Portsmouth ; and the Swallow cutter
and Folkstone lugger from Flushing.

SHEERNESS,OCT.I2.—SaiIed up theßiverThames,
his Majesty's bomb Hound.
Came into harbour, and proceeded up to Chatham,
to be docked, his Majesty's ship Adamant, she hay-
ing got aground on the Warp, and lost an anchor
and cable, and damaged her bottom.
Arrived his Majesty's brig Aid Elven, with eight
Danish vessels, her prizes.
OCT. 13.—Arrived his Majeciy's ship Owen Glen-
dower, Capt. Psunr, from the Baltic.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

GENERAL STAFF.

ORDER OF THE DAY OF THE 30TH SEPT. 1809.

PARIS, SEPT. 30.—Agreeably to his Majesty's in-
tention, and in pursuance of the orders of his Excel-
lency the ....Mittistkr ot• War, the Nati.naT Clubsta
Paris is to be relieved from and after the loth of
Otlober, from doing any military duty in this place.
The several posts in the capital shall all of them be
occupied by the troops of the line, and the garrison
of Paris. The commanding General in Paris avails
himself of this opportunity to express to the Na-
tional Guard the high satisfaetion with which he has
witnessed the puntluality and zeal displayed by all
its members, in the execution of the duty committed
to them:—(Moniteur oa. 1.) •
MADRID, SEPT. 1 9.—By a decree issued the 1 stit
instant, his Royal Majesty has abolished all orders
which at present exist in Spain, with the sole ex-
ception of the Royal Order of Spain, created by his
Majesty's decree of the 20th of 06tober of las; year,
and the order of the G6lden Fleece.

BRUNS, (IN MoRAVIA), SEM% 19.—0 n the 16th
instant the Emperor Napoleon arrived in our place,
and alighted at the Hotel of the states, where a de-
putation of the Statel of Moravia yesterday waited
on his Majesty. At eleven o'clock the Emperor
proceeded to the field of battle of Austerlitz, where
he reviewed the third army. On the return of his
Majesty the whole town was illuminated. This
morning the Emperor left this place for Vienna.
The negociations for peace are continued in Al-
tenburgh without intermission ; but all the reports
in circulation relative to the terms of peace are most
certainly without foundation.
ZURICH, Scrt. 26.-..-His Excellency the Landam-
man proposes to immediately renew the negociations
relative. to the territories dependent on Switzerland,
which have been sequestrated in Swabia, by the Kings
of Bavaria and Wirtemberg. in all thtL eastern Can-
, tons of,Switzerland, the prohibition to export powder,
lead, and other similar objects, -into the Voralberg
and the Tyrol; have been renewed, on the recom-
mendation of the Landatnman, who has addressed
circular letters on this subject, to the Cantons of
Zurich, Schafhausen, Turgovea, the Grisons,
These circular letters signify, that in a part
.of the
Swiss frontiers a clandestine traffic is carried on with
the neighbouring countries in ammunition, which
cannot be tolerated, without danger of compromising
the, Helvetic neutrality, New prohibitions- have
been accordingly published by many of the Can-
tons. That of 'St. Gall declares the offenders
enemies to their country, and orders that they
•shall be brought before the tribunal of criminal
justice of the cantond, and punished with the utmost
rigour of the laws. The four Swiss regiments in, the
service of France are completing ; they will amount
in the whole to 15,608 men. The general statement
of the cantonal contingents gave 1.5,946, but the
various modes of recruiting, -which has for some
time been suspended, prevents this total from being
I rendered complete. The last Diet recommended to

the Landamman to take proper measures to remove
the obstacles which the enrolment had met with

from the regiments, and their councils of administfa.,
lion. _ .

Some cantons, which are in arrears relative to
others, with respell to the levies of men presented to
them, have also been required from•the Diet, and
are to-day to regulate themselves in this particular
without delay.
STUTGARD, SEPT. 5.--Thp process 'commenced
at Lintfau against the insurgents of the Yoraltlerg
still coAtinues.