The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-18 00:00:00

Eite36' ,a Leiter from Stocithoirri;
March 3 :—" We are all anxiously expedi
answer fitrb Russia, dr father an exchange c
fieations of a convention entered into betwee
den and Ruisia. The sudden entrance (.
French into Pomerania, and the little attend('
by the French Emperor to the tertiOnstrattic
part of Sweden, have, at length, drdWn frc
Swedish Government a Declaration, to be di:
by the Swedish Chargé d'Affaires, Mr. D'(
stating that Sweden had entirely, withdrawn
from the Continental System. While writin
letter, I am told that a Danish MesSenger is
ed, bringing intelligence that Denmark has.iir
nation to withstand the French troops Bestir
occupy Holstein ; but this might merely be
beat trick ; for Denmark must follow the d
Of BUONAPARTE. A rumour is also afloat, t
the sake of preserving some of the iermitt
balance of power in Europe, Austria has, in
terms, protested 2gaill+t any encroachmer
Prussia.. At all events, you may rely, that
a month from the date hereof, war wilt be
menced in the North. It is a painful task to i
you, that General.TtEau., a Swede by birtl
tho has served several years in the French
is married to a French Lady, and who has
at Stockholm set eta! years, and been•employt
General in the Swedish army, has turned
tra:or. He received permission Of King CHM',
go to France on account of private- family
and during his absence, a secret corresponden
tween hint and one of the Cabinet Secretary
deteeted, tending to inform -BUONAPAais of
was going on in the Swedish Cabinet.
struck out of the list of Swedish Generals ; at
Secretary of the Cabinet has been placed
arrest, on the charge of hiiting given
information .thus traitorously cotuumuicate.l tl
NAPARTE.." •

OXFORD, MARCH 14.—The Public Exan
approved in Convocation to succeed next M
rnas Term, are the Rev.:John Collier Jones,
Fell-ow of Exeter College, and the Rev. John
son, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College. The tol
Gentleman have bee-i admitted to degrees :
ters of Arts—Rev. Thomas Leyson, of Jest
lege ; Re‘erend Bache Thornhill; of Christ C
and Mr. Henry Leeves, of Corpus Christi C
—Bachelor of Arts=The Right Hon. Lord
Frederic Campbell of Christ Church.

Lord EvnoN, it seems, is to head the poetic,
loon in favour of Opposition.
It is supposed that the Debate which w
pealed to take place in the House of Lords t.
row, on Lord BORRINGDON'S Motion, will tv
pon-A, in consequence of the death of the
chione-ss of BUCKINGHAM. .

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at
It.membraticer communicated I
Court, that a Committee of the House of cor
had been appointed to investigate the Or
Fund. Referred to 'a Committee of all the
men present, attended by the Law Orfif:eri..
Petition of Mr. Crook, against the return of A
Gale and Conway, as Common Councilmen
Ward of Vintry, was read, and the considt
adjourned.—A Petition was presented from
persons, praying for the consent of the Cou
Bill in Parliament for establishing Sea-baths‘
metropoliS, which was read, and ordered to
the table.

It is with much regret we hear that an
was yesterday issued against the estate of one
chief • Officers of the Treasury. This Gent'
we understand, did not live in a manner wK
situation did not fully justify, but it seems
bad been tempted to become deeply coitcer
the affairs of the late Mr. GOLDSI,3ID.

Mrs. St.pnotis performed one night last
Edinburgh for the benefit of the poor of the
generally, to be distribu;ed at the discretion
Magi, t rates,

It is lo be hoped that the loyal Citizens
tend the ensuing Livery it eq: and 11f)t
ever) thing lo be cmied by the clansour of 11
cobiri Orators.

Mr. BBTTY 'has been performing at GlO,
since his engagement at atilt, and it is veri
that he will apisear on !lit: London b,,,ards
the close of the season. If not, an engager
ibe Haytnarket way bea gond summer specal

On Monday evening, about seven &du
Cave and a party of the patrole btlong,ing.
Public Office., Bowstreet, were on ck,
the Surrey side of Westminsiel-bii2ge, C;
served -three men in the public-
whom he knew to be thieves. He in conser
with the other patrole, watched them out
public-house till they surrounded the shop-%
of Mr. Needham, a sale shop, near the
Gate : no person was in the shop. Alte'r the
had looked in ' the shop window, ooe
opened tile door, nod one went in'o the she
had the audacity to cut the wire by which a
mounted pistol hung, marked for sale :It 31.
and WaS Oil` with it, when he WSS
by Cave. Mr. .Needham wi•s at tea with,
wily, in his parlour. The tabor has bet
mined at the Office in Bow-street, and is
mitred for trial at,the ensuing L-I.,,izes for the
of Surrey.

Cot,u EXCHANGE, MARCH IR 7—This d
hare not many 'further arrivals of Wheat,
remaining supplies but inconsiderable, sates i
fully maintain Monday's advance; flaky 'it
table supply, and nearly at last priers ; Mali
late advance; in White Pease there little f
tion ; and the same may be noted in Beans (
description; the supplies of Oats are again
siderable; and in this trade rather higher pri
asked ; Flour this week at a further advanix
per sack.

Wheat - .86s a I 1,2 S a 12ES
Fine ditto - - ijes a 1355
Rye - . - - 55s' a os
Barley -•- -
.54s 6i
11.1 alt -88 s a 95s
WilitePease(bbii.) 76s a Bas
Grey ditto - 57$ a 63s
Pears - - 6$ a 61$

Tid; Deans (new) 5c
Ditto (lute old) -
Oats - -32 s a ji
Poland ditto - aPF
Potatoe ditto - at
Itapc Sced - 64
Fine Flour sps!
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