The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-23 00:00:00

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len with their Master. The Annibtice has been
announced at lianiburgh.

These -Papers couttin ,despicable attempt t.l)
deter the German'PatilOts from trusting to
tish protection. One Would suppose the Moditeur
had taken its tone from some of our London
Prints, which noun, however, (we rejoice to ob-
serve) can see that wrong in an enemy which
they could not perceive in thethselves, and are the
loudest to condemn this infamous practice.—Let
us hope that amendment may follow conviction
and repentance.

A o.oftenburgh Mail arrived this morning, With
intelligence from that place to the 16th.- We
have extracted some of the contents, but the in-
formation thus derived is of inferior importance.
Three Messengers from the Allied head-quarter's,
however, and Mr. COCKBURN, our late Minister at
Hamburg!), have come over by the picket, and from
them maybe expected news 'of the utmost moment.
Mr. PARSONS (one of the Messengers) arrived in
town this- morning, with dispatches from Lord
CATHCART ; but we had. not au opportunity of
ascei taming their purport at the hour it is incum-
bent upon us to publish this Paper. Should any
matter worthy of being communicated transpire,
our Readers may depend upon it in a Second
Edition.

The Mail states the positions of the Swedish
Army, and details the operations carried on to
render Stralsund a defensible position for the
Swedes. The want of such a point d'appui and
secure depot, prevented their co-operation on the
Continent at an earlier period, and we must, there-
fore, highly approve of this necessary work.--
Among the other matter in our Foreign extracts,
the PrOclathation of the King of Paussz A will be
read with considerable, interest it breathes
an equable and manly spirit. But the chief
article of political import in these documents is
the statement', that even while negociating
Davousr, the Danish ,Government proposed, _
der certain con&tions, to put 25 MO Danes under
the command ef Bernadotte! Thus, then, the nish
Government would have done that hich our Oppo -
sition Writers proclaim to be so utterly inconsistent
with thew honour and dignityas.to render it impossi-
ble for them even to treat with those who mentioned
it as a subject for negociation ! The double deal-
ing of this Court becomes daily more apparent,
and if is clear, that. in trusting to the fallacious
promised bribes of BUO.kAPARTS, they have
thought they made a better bargain than in
relying on file established faith of Great Bri-
tain. Some of our contemporaries men!.
tion the deoPose of the French Newsp4er
rilbeille du Word), at. Ationa, and some, com-
mercial facilities !lorded I,y Denmark to the Bal-
e't trade, as proof of the disposition of that coun-
try towards a reconciliation with the Allies. We
lament to say we cannot encourage this belief.
Denmark is every dtty committing herself further by
intrusting her troops to the common enemy, and the
asperity displayed in refusing the united mission to
lartd,is but a had symptom of placability. It, how-
ever, this temper can he excited in the rulers,
as we believe it exists in the people of that Coun-
try, it must he by vigorous war—and we:shall most
heartily rejoice to see the Danish standard nn-
furled in the midst of the phalanx embattled for
the deliverance of the world.

It is not true, as stated in the Morning Papers,
that a Courier cues• off last night to Prussia.
There is one, however, in, readiness, and is ex-
pected to depart shortly.
Parliament, it is said, will rise on Thursday,
the 16th of July. ,
The QUEeN, and some of the PatzicEssts, will
come to London on Monday, and it is expected
they will' remain in town during the ►week.
Yesterday the PRINCR lien NT gave audiences
to Earl BATHURST and Count Mu NSTEa.

The Duke of YonK held Military Levee at the
Horre Guards yesterday, which was attended by
Generals Bernard, Baker, Low, Kelly, Fuller, Fittioy, St.
n, T. Channe, Filer, Disney, Eckn, D. Baird, Cameron,
Slack, Dallas, Cartwright, St. Leger, Seddon, Bayley,
Keprel ► Rear-Admiral Sir IL Neale, Lord Haw, the
liiahnp of Limerick, Earl of Shannon, Ste. &e.
it is generally understood that the Duke of
CutlettaLANn has been more than once denied
permission to proceed to the Russian lwatl-quar-
ters.—(Thaes,, 23d June)

---AccOrding to the last accounts ‘vbith hare been
received front th 9 head-quarters of the Allies, the
Duke of CUMBERLAND .was &lit y
expected, his
ROyal ighness havinii; receiveid a pressing invita-
-14
ijoh from the Emperor of rtUb'S I A .—(iVorning
Chronicle, 23d June)

Non nostrum tont t coinpollere lites."—.(SuN, 21d June.)
The invitations tai the grant Ball and Supper
to he give)) by the PitttieE RCGENT on the 30th
inst. being by the Lord Chamberlain, it is consi-
deril as a full dress party and the dress-makers
have in con ciitienee been put in general requisi-
tion.

'Fajor-General CHARLES: CAMPIIVLL, of the
Lecd4 (Puler, has been topointed by his Royal
IlilLhness the PRINCR F.UF.NT to the command of
ltis 71;ljestyi.i foree:s in Newfoundland. The com-
mand of the, Leeds district will, we hear, de-
.
volve on Luentenant-Colonel 6ALvng, on_ Thias-
cloy next.'
_

Couicr INlAttTrAt..—Sir JoitN LANIER Made his
fe lice. yesterday , 8.4(1 the proc'evelin,
us.s closed.
TheciN .deion of th C e otirt not 1.),: known tin
t ba.s b( submittedto the PRINCE ReGENT.