The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-03 00:00:00

THE HAMBURGH MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, ArRiL

AF rag the Naval ConVention, renewed in
'between
the .:Northern Powers, was dissolved' by
the death of the Emperor Nut. I. His Swedish Ma.
jesty :alMost alone resisted the claims which F.arg
land ad'vanced, to the prejudice' of the Northern
Convention. Convinced oldie justice of their claims.,
with regard to the losses sustained by the late War,
and of the rights of the Swedish Flag, His Mjes,
ty, notwithstanding the defection of other Powers,
and notwithstanding the examples set before him,
delayed giving his consent to the Convention cones ,
eluded at St. Petersburgb, on the i7th 61`.funci r-
tBot, in the hope that a change of circumslances
might enable him to obtain more advantageous sti..
pulations for the Commerce of the Northern Powers,
in the tine of War. His chief prosped of securing
this objed, was. direded -to the Negotiations about
a General Peace, which was then in agitation. His
Majesty did not fail, on his side, to ropose that
the rights of Neutrality should be. considcrcd.and
secured in the General Peace; but as a great variety
of. interests came to be discussed Between the
trading Parties, and as many delicate point` re-
quired to be adjusted, with regard to these right,, by.
which means the freaty might, have been delayed,
and nave missed its objed, His Mitjesty saw that
it could no }anger be of anv ftivantage to remain in.
a state which was .considered by England as merely
a Cessation of Arms, although he lad shewn
extremely anxious in the accessioo of `,..ccjytt
to the Convention, as far as possible,tO Tetrk•dy the
evils which had come to pass, and to establish a giod
understanding between the Courts..

With this view His Majesty, in the beginning
of February, sent full powers to His Majesty's Am.._
6assador at Petersburgh, to conclude a Treaty of
Peace, as well with the Court of Russia, as with
the English Ambassador, Lord 'ST. HELENS, which
was done accordingly. This day His Majesty has
been graciously pleased to sign the Ratification of
the Treaty concluded with Lord ST. HE L ENS, and
it is now sent off by the jerramas Frigate to
London, to be there exchanged. That concludt4:,
With the
,Russian Court will also presently
the same sanCtion, and will then he transmitted: to
Paersburgh.
As soon as the Ratifications shall have been c%i:, -
changed at London, the Jerramas Frigate will rail
to the Island of St. Barthelemy; .to convey to the
English Commandant, the orders of the British
Government for the restoration of that Island to the
Swedish Government. Thus is gocid understand-
ing between the two CoUrt completely re-establised.

CONS TANTINOPLE, MAR.cn 27.

ACHMIDGI EFFENDI, the new Plenipotentiary-
from the Porte to France, is to leave this place for
Paris the day after to-morrow. The English Ambas.
sadDr, Lord ELGIN, whose health is pretty well re-
established, sets. sail to-day in a Ragusan vessel for
the Archipelago. It is reported that he will re.,
turn to E,ngland. His hotel here is completely fur-
nished, and Mr. STRATTON remains here as British
Charge' d'AtEtires: whole English troops now
in Egypt, Seapo,ys •included,• du not exceed 4000
men.

VIENNA, APRIL !7.

THE Archduke CHARLES has bad a severe re.
:urn of his illness.

. .
Trailquillity is -again restored to Corfu. The
ancient Senate is reestablished, and the forts are ,
occupied by English troops. PASSWAN OGLOU 111
the sth of this month heat the Hovodar of Walla-
chiA,,,And routed his troops. •

BRUSSELS, APRIL 17.

IT is now known with certainty that the French
Government has ordered the preparations for.ereCt-
ing Fortresse on the Lower Rhine to be di,con-•
firmed.

Several persons who had been iiut under alle§tfor
having sold prohibited wares, have been set
liberty since the Ratification of the Treaty. 1

There is to be a-clause•in the new Lottery ACI,
to authorise the Commissioners of Stamps to•detain
at their Office any prize-ticket above tool. value,
until the share issued therefrom- is paid to the
owner, provided the detainer is lodged at the
Stamp-Office. within fourteen days after the ticket
shall be drawn. This long-wanted excellent- regu-
lation will secure to the adventurers in shares the
benefits of their success in capital prizes, and make
all Licensed Offices equally safe to deal at, which
they have-not been hitherto. There will also be a
clause to prevent the• receipts -given at the Stamp
Office for the tickets, from being pawned or. trans.:
ferred, so :that if the Office-keeper fails, his as.
signees cannot have any interest in the. prizes, but
they must be paid to the holders of the shares.

A.Correspondent at Kidderminster informs us,
that with the exception of the White Lion, in that
town, the charge of posting has been reduced to
one shilling per mile, on the entire line froni Lon.
kkn.

At the Sessions House Clerkenwell, on Saturdays
Susalrxakrournay was found guilty of knowingly
uttering a counterfeit half guinea, and sentenced to
twelve months imprisonment, and to find sureties
for her good behaviour for two years more. Two
other persons were severally convided of knowingly
uttering counterfeit money, and were each sent-out:lea`
to six months imprisonment. One of them ple-:'4ltity
guilty.

. .•
A man named Leach, in the neighbourhood of
Ely, some *time since purchased a woman, naired'
'V inev Mobbs, from her husband, and they lived
together very sociably for some months, when the
lady conceived a desire to he again sold ; Leach
objeded, but in vain, and she' left him. for the em_

braces of another man. -A dispute arose as to tie
division of the household goods, when she struck
hint with a chimney bar, and he returning the blow
'with a bed-post, killed her on the spot. The
Coroner's Jury having found a verdia. of Man.
slaughter, Leach was last • week committed to Ely
gaol.