The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-11 00:00:00

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[RECEIVED AT A LATE HOUR LAST IsTIGUT.]
GOTTiligUliGli, MAY Saturday laSt we
were linnoured with the bing'e:epeeted visit of his ,
Royal Highness the Crown Prince, accompanied
Sy his only. son, Prince Oscar, and; a 'suitable
retinue. The Governor, and a deputation -of Ma-
gistrates and Burghers went out to meet him ,•
leis apprinsele was an nooeced (rani a distance by
diseharge.s of &c. &c. The road
hie to the gate throegh which the •cavaleade en,
toed, bad been covered for nearly tin English
Mile by temporary arches,' most beautifully de,
&witted with
,evergreens; and hung, with
iu a' most superb manner. The streets through
which he passed to the GoVernor's house were
lined %chit troops, , fired a feu-dejoye. His
.Royal Iligliness was pleased to express himself
highly gratified with the erode of his .reeeption.
Oti Sunday his Royal Hightiesii reviewed the
troops assembled here foe, embarkation, and' on-
the following morning went (town
,the river to in-
spect the British transports ; every vessel was ralt
draSed upon the occasion, and We British. ships
of war and packets -manned their isards, and fired
-a royal salute. In the evening b attended a bell
given by the -Magistrates aiid,Burgliers, at wbiele
nearly a thousand persons were present. After
the embarkation of the troops, which is only de-
Jayed by a trifling accident which happened to
oue of the transports,•h Ilona High ties 3 will •
proceed front hence: to Cailsarona, • and after
the opposite coast, will proeeed to Ham-
;burgh. ,
Baron Iteobi IS.leist, foemerly:Prussian Minister
at Loneton, is here, and will'procesd the first op-
portunity to England.. , •
PETERSBURGII,, APRIL 1.4.-,The ice in the
liver broke art the I I th inst. and ships unity be ex,
Feted' at Cronstadt iit ablaut three weeks. •
STocettoest, &vele is' reported, that
Franee bais' caused ingith•y, to be made of the
nish (I.)vernment, Whether the Scheldt fleet wimid;
in case of .sate: arrival, he Ina:de vveleom,at COpcn-
bagen,'„and there safely protected to tire best of
their power ; Mid it is likewise said Denmark has
accepted, the offer, and that preparations are mak-
ing at COpenhagen for
,thereeeptiOn Cif the fOreign.
fleet. in the Mean While, we learn: the English
.squadron of t*servaiii stationed off the Scheldt,
having received information of the intendedat-
tempt of the Fretreli flotillu pnt to .sea, has,' to
terther its putpose; kept
,aveay from the coast,
cold are Waiting their eeeiny in the open, sea.
any vessel belbnging try the heneli fleet should
succeed, after such a meeting; in finding her way
to the Vanish shores, 'she- will boa good prize to
the Ifatglish ships of war:cruiibig in the Cattegat.
:91' stationed hi the ,Sound ; and, to, all reason-
able eppearance, the,, preparations making at Co,
penhagen are entirely itseless.
DRESDEN, APRIL '44.---Yesterday- the two e.sr-
tilted friends•, the pniperor Alexander- ;and the
• King of Prussia, entered our froue of
the Black Gate they were yet:civet( by the Magis
'crates, and the Ministers ,(11- the three Christian
Confessions, while an immenseassembletithultitUde
testified their jey by the loudest acclamations. Both
;Monarchs Were On luirsehaek;accompanied4by a ne-.
tnerouS and brilliantretinue. The Superintendent-
Tittela»n, in the name of the Clergy, addressed
their Majesties in a short 'but. impressive speech,
and the Burghermaster m
.Clanstzer, nethe name of •
the citizens. The Emperor eeetivedtheDeputation
with indescribable grace, and the most affecting:
emotion. The Whole cavalcade, accompanled by
the burgher guard of hemour, and amidst thejoyful
shouts of assembled multitudes, proceeded to the
liruld Palace, where the Emperor Alexander took
eP his residence. Augustus-street, where • this
palace stands, which had- been lately the :scene of
the must frightful commotion, WAS UOW the ten,.

of the most unbounded rejoicin!)- The. •
•
of Prussia resides near the Japan Palace.—
mid,--day their Majesties repaired on foot to
t'ic bridge on the Elbe, to view the preparai;ons
for its re-astablishment,To-day the Eniperor and his
Royal ally reviewed the troops in the NeW Market, -
and cOnverled on 'the parade-with General Thiel-,
*mann, the. Saxon Conunandant of Torgau, who
had come hither, 'and who had the honour ea.'dine
with the
,Emperor. In the' evening their Majes-
ties repaired to the theatre, which was crowded •
to exces. As soon as the Emperor entered the
royal box, be bowed on all sides to the itadiaiee„.
rtncl *as greeted with the most joyful acclamations,
mingled with the 'sound of trumpets and kettle-
drums:- The petforMarice Was the \Testate of
Spontini,.the•finest passages of which were Mark-
ed 'and applauded by the Emperor;
With the Emperor Alexander, there ate'here,
the Grand:Duke Constantine, the Princes of
-Wartemburg, Coburg, and Oldenbtirg. Thde
are also in his suite, the Minister Secretary 'of
State,. aComit Nesselrode ; the fletman of the
:Cossacks, ,Count Platoff ; the General of Artillery,
Cont Araktschejew ; the Minister of Police,
Count lialaschew ; the Chief of the Staff, Prince
Wolkouski ; the Generals hutaseheff;
Repnin, &e. isilarslial Kutaisoff is e4peeted.
There .are besides, the English and Swedish Am-
bassadors, and Danish Envoy.
"To-day entered our city, from 6 to 7000 superb:
cavalry, with 20'pieces of Canuon., Seven addl.--
tional regiments of cavalry are speedily expected.
APRIt 27.—Tlie following are the latest rep:Arts
in circulation. here, 4ild whicli are deemed autlitn-
tie by intelligent people King of SaxOny
will in a few days . return bere, probably
with the. Emperor of .A.l,,;tiia. A Congress of
Princes. in Dresden will ,6tablisb the basis. of
negociatious for piece with France, It is be-
lieved that the peace of LinieVille,' with sonic
necessary modifications, _will forum this
Should France not accede to it, Austria will
march One nriny of 50,000 men into Italy, and
tmother of 80,000 towards the Rhine 'the Klng
of,Saxony will furnish a contingent of 11,00

General Thiebnann has again returned to Tor-
gttu e thie Saxon Lieutenant- Coloael VOn.-„Aiter
has thiS. day been dispatebed.,to• the King, at
Prague„

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