The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-19 00:00:00

GOTTEN BURGH MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, JULY 4.—Within these last few

days some circumstances of a suspicious nature, con-
nected with the death of the late Crown Pt ince, have
been reported, and it is said that Dr. R. 'has been
arrest-ed. This goes away soon, that I have not
time to ascertain the truth or falsehood of the last

'report.

• In consequence of the unfavourable rumours
in circulation respelling Countess PIPER (the sister
of Count FERSEN) that Lady has addressed a Me-
morial to the King, demanding trial, which has been
complied with. I send'. you inclosed the Me-
morial.

No less ►han five attempt's have been7made to set
this city on fire, but, thank God, without success.
We continue quiet at present, as every precaution is
taken to prevent the 'assembling of a mob. ' The
cavalry are incessantly patrolling, and 'after eleven
o'clock no one is permitted to walk the streets unless
provided with a Card de S:.eurite. Cantonments of
infantry are in every quarter of the city.

We are happy to her that the Board of Admiral-
ty have been pleased to promote Capt. MAXWELL,'
of the Royalist, to the rank of Post Captain, in con-
sequence of. the meritorious services of that officer
against the French privateers in the Channel. We
are glad to be able to insert the following public
Letter announcing this promotion, which we must
feel to be highly creditable to the Admiralty, and
honourable to Capt. MAXWELL :
SIR, . Admiralty Office, lune 16, ato.
• lam commanded by. my Lords Commissioners of
the Admiralty to acquaint you, that inconsequence
of the zeal and exertion displayed by Capt. MAX-
WELL, 'of the Royalist, in annoying the enemy's pri-
vateers in. the Channel, six of which appear to have
been clptured .by him within a few months, their
Lordships, as a distinguished mark of their approba,
don, have been pleased to sign a .commission, ap-
pointing hi to the rank of Post Captain in his Ma-.
jesty's naval service and it is their Lordships' dif-
rettion that you communicate this information to
Capt.-MAXWELL, on his arrival in the Downs.
I am, &c.
To. Admiral Campbell.

BERLIN, JUNE 2G.—Our Gmiernment takes the
toos .
t efficacious measures to fulfil its engagement re-
lative to the support of the Continental System, in
ever ti • ,
i 3' nns that depends upon it, and to prevent the We received advises yesterday from Oporto, three
111P°rtation of English merchandise. They talk wore ! days later than our, preceding accounts. It is stated,
than ever of the new measures to be taken to ex-
that a Proclamation had been issued and placarded
:
te
in all the, conspicuous situations in Oporto and Lis-
IA tile commerce of linen.
The : bon, commanding; that all males, not in a state of
great manufatlurers of Silesia will prin&pally debility from infancy, or old age, should' proceed
ceLoperate in these measures, the end immediately to the head-quarters of the Portuguese
of which is
to cause the general use .of Silesian manufthures • army, to be there inspected, and appointed to the
~ dui; that they should be competent to disehara.e.—
,
ill order to entirely dispensel with cotton goods. No profession or occupation was exempted, and
4uOsßußo, Jurs I.—Since the return of Count ma- '
I nufaetyurers, and even sailors were ,required to pa y
, . (31qTGELAS to Munich, every thing rolative to tne obedience to this mandate,
bear marriage of the Prince
The following occurrence is said to have lately
Royal of Bavaria with taken place at Stockholm :—General VON DOBELN,
Ilsr•
1 who distinguished himself much in the war in Fin-
LinCeSS THERESA, of :Saxe Hildburghausen, -has
-ea... definitively
; land, made it a request to the King„ at a privafe au-
v‘. fixed. Nevertheless, the marriage
, dience, that his Majesty world give a brevet of legi-
-4_"l not be celebrated till the month of September, timacy and nobility to his natural son. The King,.
' Was formerly announced. . in consideration of the General's services, promised
to grant the request. But when the 1 etition was
.
be Movements of the Bavarian army have not
let ceased, laid before the Privy Council, all the Members, ex-
urnlneased. The great roads are covered with troops cept Baron VON ENGERSTROM, the Secretary .for
tat
..
g from the Tyrol to their usual garrisons, .; Foreign Affairs, opposed it. The Secretary of State,
A
,Ir , vatelier SERHJELm,retused to
on
sign the King's ca-
-1 case,l Soon as the troops arrive at their destinations,
C
11
d • and as the Constitution provides, in such a
eY will be placed upo-n-the peace establishment.
CASS resigned his office. But the King, alarmed at snch
th EL, JUNE 07.—We are now employed with an opposition, desisted from his intention, and young
Vos Ducnt..ta was not ennobled. ,
e greatest a6livity in forming new regments,
Par •
Ut the four British regiments that were at Lis- '
t'eularly those of Cavalry. Many old Audi:. t?on, thlee have bra marched to join t',.• .nain
tar •
,
roY Men. wno have li?r many S'ears lived in army, out er Lord Welliagton. The Royals set off
"rernent, have again ; offered their services ; on ti:e V (AI) ult. the pth on
.the Ist ita.t. the 38th
tilt. _
}was to I. IJOW Iti- d 13, or two, kiod ;he 83d, , tho
I, Ynung men a's ) begin to voluntarily.offer them- . . , . , . weakest ot the iota, was 10 retuato am, dosairison
t,....
". A gi•,-at par; ot L'op new recruits, -Which the they'', lissa,ted by bu u Apathies truth the in"en of war.

W. CROKER.

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