The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC ACCOUNTS.

. RANDERS,. MAY 6.—On the Ist of May, at 11
o'clock in- theforenoon, aVice-.4ldinirats ship,
with three other ships of the line, and brit?
were seen from the Scaw to enter the '.Calteg..t.
On the 3d, trt ten o'clock in 'the forenoon, an
enemy's ship of the line was .seen to , thc east...!
ward of the Scaw.

OREnIIO, MAY. 20, Eleven o'clock, forenia7in:
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, who
had
„since his arrival here, been perfectly vireg
in health, felt in the evening of the 7th instant,
some slight shaking, . Which was followed -by
degree of fever, whiCh went: off towardi
His Royal Highness afterwards slept quietll,
arose cheerfully, and employed himselfthe'. whole
of, the Bth in his usual business. . After having.
had a quiet night and a good sleep, the cold
shiverings again returned yesterday at ten o'cloa.
iu the forenoon, rather stronger than t
6rst time, and were followed by heavier AA'
ings of the ague. These symptoms decreased gr.!a'
dually. towards the evening, and his Royal
ness slept well last night. It appears to be doubt-
less that the illnes's is a real spring ague of Ili°
lighter sort, and which is easily acquired, btst,
which is so generally felt both here and at, ottst
places.
Ditto the llth of May, at two o'clock 111 616
afternoon.—His. Royal Highness has slept tf-t
little last night, but is nevertheless well in health'.
and is free from the fever. He-is now only
bled ,with a degree of weakness. The cold 6t
which should have 'come on ia:the moraine,
,11*4
hitherto not appeared.
ItANDERS, MAY S•

On the sth May, in the forenoon, a ship of 64
line and a brig were seen cruizing to the o°llll**
ward, between Fladstrand, Lessee, and Steeneal tis",
At. the same time a ship of the line was ernizins
to the northward between Fladstrand and 644
Se= ; and an enemy's fleet, consisting of tlr4'
frigates, three brigs, .and abort 100 merchant
vessels, passed the 5C21.1X5. steering* up the Otte-
gat. In the afternoon of the same aay-
enemy's brigs were seen eruizing between.

SCaW and Steenencls. , • . ,
o tire 6th May, in the forenoon, a brig 11:-21.1.
seen to the northward, eruizinfr between-MO:l4'v-
ger, Fiord aid Lum Fiord ;,.a ship of thelin(e.°
a bug 'were seen to,the ea..tivard from the .4.cm'
rad
In'the afternoon a brig was seen between -
he •
Sstrand;.l,essec, and Stccuends,, steering t‘?" t
•-•0
northAvard and on the 7th, in the fOrenoon, t? 1,4
ships of 'the line anchored to the sontliwArti
northward oT Hooknud. •

.His Royal Majesty has; by a Proclaurati4.
bearing date Qrebro Pahice, May 4th, 18/14,
prohibited all distillation ..of spirits from. gra d
throughout Sweden, under- severe penalties, 'l°
ordained that all implements used in til
dis'ti
shall be put under the seal-of the Officers of
ths
Crown. This measure is taken on account 0f •
rig)
very great scarcity which. is experienced 0.; g
throughout the mihole-kinkdorn. • . -
CALLENDBoRG, MAY 8.-- AOu the u inct'
11thc
of the' enetny'sline of battle ships came ill" ",
northward, and anchored about three-cla r—tel5 of
a .Danish mile to the northward of Ref°ll—'-
where they still remain lying, and thereby Pre'
lace
vent all communication by sea between this l'
and Aarhnns. •

• , • • I`t.l.-
WINDSOR, MAY 23.-,---Thursday Prineesse re
gusta, Sophia, 1.11(1 Charlotte of Wales, ~'"of
caught in their ride in a tempestuous soil° e..
hail and rain, and returned to the Castle es:tre°l

ly wet.
Yesterday the Queen, and Princesses 8.12 • •
and Mary, took an airing. to Taplow.
return they went to Frogmore, where thq tar,
met by Princesses Augusta., Sophia, and Care',
lotte of Wales, Earl Aylsford, and a select
of
where they dined, to celebrate the liirth-"%23.
the Princess Elizabeth,. Who completed her
year., ; ceo
This morning, after breakfast, the I'll,ld
Charlotte of Wales .left us in her carriageses
four, for London. • The Queen, and Prince-0.
Augusta and Mary, went to Frogmore, acf:tur
patued by the Bi,thop of Salisbury, COurit 117-044
• ster, Lady C. Onslow, Generals Garth; .o%vr
and Cartwright, and Colonel Taylor.