The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-30 00:00:00

Embargo wilt be taken off TO-MORROW.

We have learned with equal surprise and concern,
that the EMPEROR ALEXANDER, the GRAND DUKE
CONSTANTINE, PRINCE KURAKIN, and General
BENNICISEN, have consented to become Members of
the LEGION of HONOUR.

The Terms of the Treaty of Peace between
France and Russia will, we fear, when published,
afford an additional proof of the good understanding
which subsists between the Emperor ALEXANDER
and BONAPARTE. Notwithstanding, the professions
which the latter has made of his desire to preserve
the integrity of the Turkish Empire, he has, we
have strong reason to believe, consented that Russia
should gain a considerable accession of territory on
the side of Turkey, .in return for which, the Empe-
ror ALEXANDER has agreed that BONAPARTE should
also take a portion of that devoted Empire.

A considerable number of Merchants, engaged in
trade to America; yesterday assembled at the London
Tavern, for the ptirpose of entering into a considera-
tion of the probable effeas which thelate adion be-
tween his Majesty's Ship Leopard and the Chesapeak
American Frigate, may produce upon our intercourse
with the United States. Mr. SANSOM, the Banker,
who was called to the Chair, informed the company
that he had been favoured with an interview with
the Secretary of State, (Mr. CANNING) on the im-
portant subject which had occasioned the .present
Meeting, and that it was with much pleasure be
stated, that the Honourable Secretary intinifested an
earnest desire to preserve the most amicable relations
between the two Countries; but that as no authen
tic ipartieulars had yet come under the cognizance
of Government respeaing the late unfortunate trans-
aOion, it was impossible to enter into a discussion
as to its probable consequences. Mr. SANSOM,
however, had the satisfsaion of adding, that in or_
der to maintain a friendly disposition, Mr. CANNING
had already had an interview with Mr. MUNRO, the
American Minister, at which it was mutually agreed
that if the condutit of either of the Commanders
should be found to be censurable, the aggrieved
State should receive all proper reparation from the
other. This infolmation was highly gratifying to
'the Company, and must of terse have the same el-
le& upon the public at large, who may by assured
that Ministers will neither compromise the honour

althoir Wiiiry, nor. give any sanaion to a wanton
aitkek.tpon'any other Stute withAtihich we 'are in 1

amity.

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.
• TtitiPnr kail which arrived .yes.terclarcOn-
firms the statement which we made some days ago,
viz. 'thdt the KING of SWEDEN had applied to Ge-
'neral 131tVia far an Armistice. It is said that the
'French General has refuled to-grant the Armistice,
unless .his Swedish Majesty would consent to put
the French in possession'of Stralsund. The propo-
sal has, however, been transmitted to tioiaiAaTe,
and We are inclined to think that, in consegtience of
the interierendecif Russia, it will be accepted, and
that a Peace between France and Sweden Will spee-
dily take place.' In the mean time the French haVe
overran almost the whole of Swedish Pomerania,
and were under the walls cif Stralsund.on the 16th.

The intelligence *alight by the Lancaster from
Monte Video is not Very important. General CR
PUIID had not arrived when she sailed, and of course
no attempt had been made Open BuenOs Ayres. A
Cartel has been sent froth Monte Video to Bnelios
Ayres, for the purpose of negotiatini exchange
Of Prisoners, but when the Lancaster sailed it was
knmiit't whether the gpaniards had acceded to
the •piropOsilititi or net. The Lancaster sailed in
company ilth his Majesty's Ship Howe, and the
fellowing vessels 'for I.oliden :
Diana, a Prize: she parted 13th of May, her :nasts being
damaged ; the Howe was left with her.
The Speak, a Prize, left '6th of tune, in charge of the
Agent fur Transports.
Anna, Capt. G. Ford; and the Lively, Donovan, for
Guernsey, lett 6th of lure.
EntZ-rprize, Capt. J. 'Graham, for Grenada, parted tgth of
May, for her destination'; and the following Transports, viz.
Sir A. Mitchell, Fullerton Apollo, W. Nallis ; Weda.
ins, G. Pye; Tuscan, E. Charlton ; Edgar, j. Brown;
j. Storm ; and Prompt, I. Leveritch ;—lett by
the Convoy-on the 6th of tune. .
Three Ststers, Cropwoad I and Tiber, It. Siinpson, part.'
cd 24 hof May.—ln all r 4

The House of Commons, with a liberality worthy
the Representatives of the'British Nation, last night.
voted an addition, of 20,0001. to the,sum formerly
given to JF.NNER, for the discovery and applica-
tion of the 'Vaccine System. After the satisla6tory
and admirable Report of the College of, Physicians
in favour of that system,. no doubt can possibly be
entertained of the high value and importance of the
discovery to the human race, except. among the ig-
norant and the prejudiced .; and this liberal requital
of Parliament trust Confirm mankind in a full re-
liance on its'eflicacy.
Mr. WuttitutAt3 ha's-found so many insuperable
obietlions to his Bill fer The Relief of the Poor, in
s-arioas publications, as well as Parochial Com-
mittees', and in ParliaMent,
,he last nigll
thought proper to abandon the Measure till next
Session.

Yesterday, about twelve,o'clock, /44 MAjr,sTi
Dante to town, from Windsor, and held a private
Levee at the Queen's i'alace at two o'clock, which•
was attended by—
• The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord President of the
Council, the I.2rd Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Trea-
isttre 1%1 t); the Chancellor of the Ejtehz.cluer, the Secretary of State
fo
the First Lord of the Admiralty,
ii lieatieur!itleprgalrotifnteltiletbrdilance, the Lord Chamberlain,
the Dukes of Rutland and Montrose, Earl Bathurst, Lords
Heathfield and St. Helen's, Sir S. Cottrell, Messrs.Villiers,
Cooper and.Thoroton.
The following had the honour of being presented
and kissing the KING'S "hand, upon their appoint-
ments: _ _

The Hon. Croply Ashley Cooper, upon his being appoint.
ed Clerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom.
Thomas Thoroton, upon, his being appointed Clerk of the
Deliveries Orthe Ordnance of the United Kingdom.

HIS MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave
private audiences to the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls
Of CAMDEN and CHATHAM, andlords IIAWKESBUitY
and MULGRAVE.

At half past five o'clock His MAJESTY set off on
his return to Windsor.

His Mliecty's Ship Howe, from, Monte Video, is
arrived on Dover.

The service of the Expedition is expe6ed to be
of such short duration, that none of the Officers ap-
pointed to the Staff relinquish their • home corn-
mantis. Sir GEORCia LUDLOW. retains that of the
Kent clistria ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Lord AYL-
MER, who joins his Battalion of the Coldstream
Guards, his appointment as Assistant Adjutant-
General in the Southern distria. Lieutenant-Co-
lonel DONKLN, the Quarter-Master-General of the
same district, also accompanies the Expedition.
The Coast Signal Stations, we are informed, are
about to be changed.
Ray KW AT HOUNSLOW.—Yesterday his Majesty's
12t h Regiment of Light Dragoons, who, in conse-
.quence of their distinguished services in Egypt, wear
the Sphinx on their colours and caps, were reviewed
by the Duke of CAMBRIDOII, attended by the Staff
of the Hone Distritl. The Regiment performed
all their evolutions in a corral way, and, abating
for the windsand dust, it was a very pleasing spec-
tacle to, a number of fa4hionables.

Lord COCHRAN& attended• at the Admiralty yes-
terday, and had a long ,conterence with their Lord-
ships. It i conjeaured, that his Lordship, is about
to be appointed to a command.
We have been favoured with the following Letter,
which we bdlieve contains the latest i ntelligenca from
khelliver Plata :

" MONTE VIDEO. MAY 1.---By a dispatch for Eng-
land, I am enabled to inform you that we are per-
feCtly quiet and easy at this place.. To the present
day we have no reinforcements from England, which
delays our intended attack on Buenovicyres—of the
SUCCORS of which, when we are enabled to make it,
we have no doubt. A brisk trade is carried on with
the interior for hides, tallow, and a variety of other
articles. Many of our merchantmen are shipping
gods tar England. We are all in very good health
stld spirit s."

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&AVAL NE WI S.

PLYMOUTH, .JUL:Y the 'Cockatrice.
Sloo. p,:rif 'War 'o6 ta*wa.'

Artivid.the Danish B.,rqUe
storf, I; laden with sugar,
,ruin, St-O. 'fruni
.St. Croix, boUnd.to tolienhagen, detained by the
Joihn Bull Privateer;. also .the Knyphansen Gallia
'Hoffiging, tap. t. Jo s, from Loudon to load,

PORTiMOUTII, JULY eg.--Yesterday 'Arrived th♦
Liiniaster, of 64 guns, Capt. FOT E toft:L., frost
'the River

Tti-day arrived the Raven Our-brig, Cept. GRANT;
with a 'convoy from Oporto, among which are the
following :--drethusa, DAVIiON ; Ceres, Coos
Ltrint.2 ; Hope, MoHoLLs. ; Adive, WATTS
Thames, ToDD; Esdaile, BIRCHIN; Mentor, CHRIS..
and Ail°, of Leith; Lively, DICNOVAN, from.
Monte Video; and the Andrew Mitchell, FULLER•
TON, with Spanish Prisoners, also from Monte Vi-
deo; the Sirennous Gun-brig, from a cruize.
The Industry, ROBINSON; passed by from Got-

tenburgh.
Sailed 'the iforgiana Brig, Clpt. SLAW'. with
seven Sail of Transports under convoy, fir the

Down's.

YARMOUTH, JULY f9.--4alled the reiniUS Bomb,
Comas Sloop of War, and Lord Keith Cutter.
Arrived His Majesty's Ship Innderer, and re-
mains in the Roads.

BRIXLIAM, JULY 28.—Arrived last evening eta
post, the Ville de Paris, with Admiral Lord GAEile.
NER, to take the command of the Channel Fleet
at the same time arrived, his Majesty's Ships London
and Theseus, and his Majesty's Frigate Le Ilmaant.
Sailed this morning, the Rose Sloop of War, with

Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, for Guernsey.
The rest remain as per last.

SKEzamEss, JULY 2g.—Yesterday evening, at
seven P.M. atter Post, the whole of the Merchants.
Vessels, bound to the Baltic, sailed froM the Note
under proteetion'of His Majesty's Ship figgi-essori
with a fine wind, which continues. The Touningea
Convoy is appointed to sail on Tuesday next.
The htflexi6le and several other Transports-are
now under weigh, with the detachment of Guard*
un board, about 2000 men.

DRAL, JULY 29.—Part of the 29th Regiment,
about 600 strong, disembarked 'on Monday last,
and marched into the Barracks here, in placeof the.
52d Regiment, who were that day embarked, and
were ordered not to take any more baggnge than
was absolutely necessary : it is conje6tured they are
not to join the Expedition at Yarmouth, the wind
having for some days been very favourable, and not
the least preparation made fur their sailing. A de-
tachment of the Guards are expeaed to arrive, and
go into the Barracks. here'.
Arrived the 'Tartarus Fire-vessel, Capt. MAIN.
WARING, from Plymouth, and remains.
Arrived the Monkey Gun-brig from off Boulogne,
and sailed again on a Cruize.
Sailed the Indignant Gun-brig to join the Fleet at
Yarmouth.,

Sailed the Seagull Sloop, and Bold and Wrangler
Gun-brigs on a Cruize.
In the Downs—Princess of Orange, Clyde l'elican Sloop;
Lightning and Tartarus Fire-vessels, and Bloodhound tun.
brig.