The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

DEAL, APEIL 29.7!—JEFFE1; y, the seaman, was
taken f; oat the Island .of Solitbrero by an
.American
schooner, about four.days after he was put on shore,
during. 'Which period he subSisted of t eggs .(which
are in great abundance), and such water as he found
in the cracks of the rock. He was carried to Mar-
blehead, in the Staie of Massachussetts, and sails
from that port at the present tube.
This intelligence is from the.mate of an. AMerican
vessel who saw him there.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 29.---Sailed tais.Majestyys.ship
Lion ; his Majesty's sloop 4 Fylla and Osprey ; and
hisMajeity's brig Oberon.
Arrived his Majesty's brig .Raleigh.

• FALMOUTH, Aram 0.-2—Sailed Ike Ifialsingharn
packet for Lisbon.

FOREIGN .INDELLIGEACE.

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BANKS OF THE ELBE, APRIL 20.—A1l along the
Northern sea coast from Hamburg,' to. Holland,
large detachments of soldiers and Custom-house
officers are stationed, who search every person pass-
ing-by in- the most rigorous and brutal manner ;- in
short, if they see a boat moving on :the water in
the evening, or bear any footsteps on shore, they
immediately fire on the objects .which attraft their
attention, and frequently commit the most atrocious
murders.

PREsßuaGn, -APRIL 3.—lt is said that the Porte
is to raise 500,000 .:11v.L1 for the next campaign.
GENOA, Arittt. 4.---A _ship which yesterday ar-
rived here from Cyprus, has brought intelligence
that she .was detained off Candia, and learned that
Cania, the capital of that, island, has been totally
destroyed by an earthqua4e.-7(Correspondenten,
20th .d pril.)
.AMSTERDAM, APRIL 12.—The fate of Holland is
at. length decided. That Power cedes to France
-the important fortresses of Bergen-op-Zoom, Buis le
Duc, Oertruaderibeig, Breda, Williainstadt, Go-
reum, Klundert, Steinbergen, and N•iraiguen.
STOCKIIOLNp APRIL 12.—The Diet was going
to be • closed as next weelc,•r, but a conspiracy has
been dete&ed, and it is believed that this 1,,v.11pr0,
long the Diet for some time. A private deputation
was sent to the Crown Prince .(tormerly Price? of
• Augustenberg), requesting him to declare whether
he intended to marry; aid thereby procure an heir
to Sweden. His answer is said to have been in the
negative. This perplexed a great many of the
ringleaders of-the late revolution, whist. whole care.
is, to prevent the son of-Gustavus Adoipnus ever to
come on the Throne, since 'their personal security,
yea, even their beads, would probably, in that case,.
be at" stake. Several, 1 venture to, say the greatest
number of true honest Swedes, still teel for Gus-
stavus's son: The day before yesterday one of the
present King's confidential friends received itnano-
!wilt:us letter, stating that a revolution was near at
hand, that several Noblemen and toe ItaSsian Am-
bassador were at the head of this.- A secret
qMry, was made by the Lord Governor of Stock-
holm.; and, it was ascertained, that the plan s.sas to
declare,the sqn of Gt4tavning:of Sweden, at the
decease of the. pre.sent- King. Jacob Count.. de la
Gardie; the.third .I\-blernzinin rank in S,k eden, hai
escaped; and, noiwiths..tanding every search has been
tn
.ade, he is not yet found. He is said to be the
'Planner of this revolution.