The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-07 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, Dim.

As the situation of the greater number of the
Cities in North Jutland render's. necessary the erec-
tion of Sea batteries for their defence in time of
war, and as a great number of Artilley-tnen are ie._
quited for manning them; as_ the Royal Corps of
Artillery may in time of war be called away, and as
at the same time light troops will be :required to
keep up 'the communication )etween the Batteries
and the land, -His Majesty has confirmed the,Vo-
lunteer Corps of Artillery and Jagers ; and in order
to give them greater firmness and permanency, has
established rules for their organiation, by a Reso-
lution of the i 3th of November.
The Commission appointed for the examination
of the Vaccine Inoculation, have sent in the result
of their inquiries. to the Danish • Chancery, and it
has been this day published. The experiments made
by the Commission amount
to 297, and those by
other praftising Physicians, of 'ltich the Commission.
has received accounts, 'to 4o8: From these .experi,
ments the Commisssiim think themselves justified in'
drawing the following conclusions That the
Vaccination secures against the infection of the -na_
rural Small Pox for the space at least of from 4_, 8,
to 12 weeks. z., That it is attended with no con-
siderable danger, either in the place of Inoculation,
or in any other part of the body. 3. That, from
.the experiments made, there is-no reason to suppose
that the health of the patients has suffered any thing
by the' Inoculation, or that any otherillness is pro-
duced by. it. And lastly, 4. That the Cow-pock
produces the idea-ion by the mere contad of the
!natter on the place of inoculation.

The dearness 'of wood in Russia, which for some
years has arisen from the establishment of the
Forest. Department, showed the necessity of devis,
ing some means to remedy this evil. The -present-
Emperor, immediately after his entrance on the Go-
vernment, in order to ease the Country People
and possessors of woods, abolished the Forest De-
partment, the beneficial effefts of which are already
felt. The scarcity, of wood has ceased, and it
has fallen to its ordinary price. At the same- time,
the Government interested itself, in order to pre-
vent the scarcity of 'wood for the future, by find-
ing out a substitute for it in RusSia ; and this at-
tention has already had useful consequences. Most.
of the provinces of Russia, particularly the Go-
vernments of New Russia; on the Black Sea, To-
bolski, Irkutski, Xaluga, Novogorod, and Cour-
land, have
,already- produced coals; which indeed
do riot come up to the' English; but to make
amends, may
..be had at half the price. Very
good turf •is found in several Distrids, especially
in Finland, and about Petersburgh. Son the estates
belonging to Pawlofski, the property of the
Empress Dowager, excellent turf is, cut, and the
benevolent and .enlightened possessor encourages this
aicw brancl-Cof ludu.ary, as well as all other in-
stitutions useful to the Public. it is already-used
for:the forge, .and iron worked with it has turned
-out•excellente .

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