The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-18 00:00:00

GOT7'ENBURGH MAILS.

G )TTWJBURGEI, JAN. 13.—The Prince did not
arrive on Tueslay till near midnight. The troops
quartered and • in the neighbourhood, were
assembled together at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
and the streets were lined from that hour till the
time of his arrival. At eight o'clock, more than
20,000 lamps, which had been fixed to illuminate
the canal anil the streets tkrouh which the pro-

cession was to pass, were lighted, and continued
burning with 'a v.,ry brilliant effect for nearly the
whole of th,.. night. At a quay ter bef,)re twelve
o'clock, the e..w1..-ade eu:ered the gates of Gotten-
burgh, atte!ickd by a 'numerous crowd of horst men,
having lighie.a torches in their hands. After pas-
sing thrai.r is ine tvoops (who welcomed the Prince.
Witt, three cheers) the whole proceeded to the Go-
.vernor's hutise, where the ceremony ended. At the
entrance of the canal, and very near the Gover-
nor's, a 6, up-rigged vessel was beautifully lighted
by means 01 lanthorns ; the whole of the
rigging was tastefully illuminated, at the same t4ne
displaying the various cilours of the different na-
tions. This had-a very agreeable effet.
The greater part of Wednesday was spent in pre-
senting persons of different ranks. The Magistrates
gave a dinn:r, and in the evening there was a
Concert.

Thursday forenoon, the Prince•visitecl the Arsenal,
the Barracks, the Hospital, and the New Churcb,
which last budding he examined with much atten-
tion, and expressed great satifaCtion at so noble a
structure. He retired artwo o'clock to the Gover• PLYMOUTH, JAN t6.—Arrived the Auspicious,
nor's, where an elegant dinner was provided for a ; -Lewes ; and Mary and Betsey, BLABIR, from Lon-
numerous company, and in the evening, the whole don ; and the Iris, WORK, from Sunderland.
atteDded the ball at the Town-Hall, which exhibit- Came dawn the Harbour and anchoted in the
ed a most magnificent display of grandeur. Sound, his Majesty's ship Amethyst.
On the Prince entering the ball-room, a song, Went up the Harbour to -be repaired, his Ma•
composed for the occason, (to the air of " God sa-ie jesty's brigs Rolla and Releigh.
the King"), was sung with great taste. At tett.
ecl9ck on Friday morning (yesterday the. Prince, -I
Genera; D'ADDERSPARRE„ and their suaes, set out
for Stockholm. The Prince appears to be turneu of
forty years of age, (not exceeding five feet five
inches high), tolerably proportioned, much marked 1.
with the small-pox, with strong features; has no
thing prepos,essing nor majestic in his appearance, ,
alt.,ough he is said to possess a great stiare of sound
uhderstanding. He is, in future, to reside in
Sweden.

Dubin.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 17.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Tyrian, of 10 guns, with a convoy of about 20 sail
for the Downs,. together• with the Monarch, Lord
Keith, and Earl Spencer, homeward-bound East-
Indiamen.

Also sailed the Arun, CHRISTIAN, for Sunder-
land ; and the Resolution, LEWIS, for Waterfoyd.
Came in ibis day his Majesty's ship Termagant,
of 13 guns, 1.-,!rn tht. Eastward; also the. Gambier,
.from. London.

STOCKHOLM, JAN. 9.—ltis'gaid that the English,
at this Court has given'not.ice of his quit-
,he douse he iioW resides in on the Ist of March,
and -:,is not having taken all other, leaves room to
6e he vitl shortly return to England. Indeed
•it cumin' expedted that he 'should remain here,
alter t' ;e Ambassador, Commissary, Consul, &c. &c.

His Majesty's ship frinculo, of 18 guns, is ap-
pointed convoy to the Dawns; and Majesty's ship
Film, of 14 guns, Lieut. J::HN LIrrLE, to Guern-

from France have arrived, which are daily ex-
peded.
STOCKHOLM, JAN. 9.—His Majesty's health is
tow so completely restored, that he presided at a
sitting of the Privy Council. The King gave af-
terwards private audiences to Baron LUCHLELEN,
Imperial Russian General, and Mr. Von TAartacti,
Rot al Prussian Privy Counsellors of Legation, both
sent by their respe&ive Sovereigns to congratulate
his Majesty on his accession to the Swedish Throne.
At a full meeting of the States of the Swedish
Nobles, Mr. GUSTAVUS' Von BREVILMAN, Swedish
Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary at
the Court of Great Britain, was admitted a Member
of the Swedish Nobility, and his place assigned to
li,tn under No. 2208.
Utters from Paris state,' that the well-known
M. D FOURNELLE, Physician and Patriarch of the
Freemasons, died there very lately, at the advanced
age at 120 years.

NOtwithstanding the series of disasters which the
Patriots have suffered itt -Spain, hopes are still in-
dulged, aed we are now told that the army of- the
centre; qua; ered in La Carolina, is stronger than
ever. The following is an extract of a letter which
came to our hands yesterday, dated from the seat of
Uovern went :
" SEVILLE, DEC. 26.—The crisis of affairs in the
South of. Spain is now rapidly approaching.; and,
from the determined spirit of resistance manifested
by all classes of people, it is expelled that much
blood will be shed. The French, by the vast ac-
'Cumulation of numbers; may overpower, but eau
'lever subdue the nation, or presume on having the
tomplete and (vitt possession of a -country whose
johabitams are stimulated against the,m by alt the
furious passions of revenge.
" Seville is very much crowded, owing to the
vast concourse of itinerants who are flocking in hi-

'her from all quarters of Andalusia and La Mancha,
and who are preparing to give the enemy a warm
reception, should he be bold enough to penetrate
the defiles of-the Sierra Morena.
" Letters just received fro'm Cadiz bring advice
of the important circumstance of the arrival of the
San. Ramon, 'with specie, from South America,
Which event has been 5o long and so anxiously ex-
Peated."

DUEL PREVENTED.—TwO Gentlemen, of . the
Nunes of Ayres 'and Hunnington, were yrsterday
taken in the fields near Hampiitead, in the act of fir-
11g at each other, but were prevented, and taken
two officers, and subs,_qaently held in substantial.
Thlttie,i to keep the p ate. •