The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-17 00:00:00

G OTTEA' BURG II 111,11 L.

STOCKHOLM, JULY thee few (Jar; 4,
• "eral arrests of cnnst,vence have tilzel place, and
in the mean time prepaia:ious for the trial w tte in-
surgents of the 20th June continue; the punisoment
of those found pilty will be exempt pry and prompt.
The Diet, which meets on the 23d inst. will asen.l.l
bleat Orebro. Sufficient inotiv:s ;;)r this ar7, to
be • found in the agitated sate of the pubtie [mild
aad the number “f troops consequen(ly tiefeq-
sary. Russia, it is :8:111,. has expressed her determi-
nation not to interpose in the.elevat ion of the Clown
Prince.

- STOCKHOLM, JULY 2.—Upon the
.lium-bie petition
by Count Fabian Fersen, praying, that in order to
remove the unfounded suspiciOo excited in the pull,
lie mind against his late brother, Count Axel Fer-
set), Marshal of the Empire, his papers Might int...
mediately be pl iced under judicial seal, 'and the
strictest inquity set on foot, In order to ascertain the
innocence of his deceased brother, and clear Ili; me-
mory of the foul aspersions thrown on it by
posed persons, his Majesty has_ most graciously
been pleased to order the Cluncellor of Justice to
cause the seals immediately to be put on the pa-
pers of the deceased, and the strictest inquiry to be
set on• foot, in order to a•icertain his innoc,.nce or
guilt. In obedience to his Majesty's command, the
Chancellor of Justice has caused pro Feedings of in-
quiry immediately to be commenced; but they have
teat yet 'thrown any further light on the cause of
the death of the deceased, than what appe-ir from
report made by the College , of Physicians on
that, subjeo. As early as the 20th, in the after-
noon, his Excellency Baton Engerstrom sent a cir-
cular note to the Russian, Danish, and Prussian Mi-
Uisteri, and French and Austrian Citar,:esd'Atfiires,
acquAintotg them With the strong measly, s which
would be pursued to restore pubic tiatiquilily and
order,. 2nd to obviate all offences against the 'law of
ualmai ; the said diplomatic; agents have all 're-
turned his Excellency ihanks• for the p-cuu.ir
ioa p iid to their personal.safety, a!td congratulated
Rini en the success of theoteps taken by Lio‘ei 'i
nvent.. to restine 'public tranquility and order.--
(Stuck/tan; Gazelle.)

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GRAvitSEND, JULY 15.

Arrived—the Diadem; W haler, from Sardinia; Friends,
.tr,nn Nladei►a ; SUrpris,:, Gibson, from Malta; and
the Whaler, —, and Cato, Horn, from New. York.
Sailed/ he Betsey and Scphia, Shaw, from .Pernam-
bu:.:o ; ( • enerat Apadoca, , and Cainbri in, Low, tor
nuenos Ayres ;..and• the Prosped, Spencer, for Newfound.
land.

DUTCH I'E.RS.

Lowmt JULY 6.—A letter from Dalfzie
of the 2. t h ult. cont2ins the following article
fc '['he Sen<i;e hastens to inform the.publie that it 1
has receiNed the !ollowitlg 'official intelligence :"

A courier arrived on the 1,1011 inst. from Coutst
.Kamensky, Con:matdet in (I,ief. r;f the:Russian
ImperiNl at my or, the Danube, who (ounnunicates
the fAlowing informaton :,--Lient.-General Count
Kamen4;ky, in.the first instance, and _from him ge-
neral, m..40a, otcl, rs .on the 22d
of May, to attack the. corps commanded hy-
waft: cherfound it isted htliind the t+<rl s of Bi-
zartschik, which place ihey-carried by storm; aster
a very obstinate ei,gr.4,emen, in which the "lurks
lost 801)0. men in I.:Ricci ;nitl wounded. l'ekliwdn,
the most gallant of the Turkish commaniers, sur-
rendered hltnielf prisoner, witli the remains of his
fitriz,,consisting of 15t,0 men ; 49 stand of ctdows,
and several pieces of cannon, ate tae troph:ei of this
memo; alfle day.' -

PETERSBUIiGH, JrNE 6,---:\Nre have recei, ed ad-
s ice cf. a
,Kreal vidory obtained Over the Turks by
our brave General C. sun t K.;tlTlvllSky. Theyase said
to b‘ave lost 10,000 killed, and booovtaken ht isoners,
including a.Seraskier.. Our Sovereign biing absent,
the details have not yet b:en made public. We (A-
ped the return ot4our beloved Monarch to-morrow
or the day, after.
HitLIMANSTADT, JUNE .12.--Count Kamen,kv,
the Commander :Chia of the litiss!an army in
Wallachia, Moldavia, and Bessarabia, which (.;011—
~
siits or more than 190,000, has taken his measures
with so much juttnent and skill, itAt the Russians
have iecovered their wowed Superiori,y." •
All the places at mouth of the Danube, on the
Black Sea, Constanie, Monkala, pnd as tar as Ka-
varna,and Varna', ate apin occupied 110s-
siAns. • A numerous Russian araiy has passed the
Danube, and advanced again itito.Bulgaila: 7- Lieu-
tenant Field-Marshal Count LfilViOn blockades Si-
listria.

On the Ist inst. the General of Cavalry; Chevalier
'Vou Soss, carried Turkuk,m
,by which
occasion a num H ber of the ussar) Oificeis particu-
larly distinguished themselves, and a very cons -
clerahh- booty was obtained. Gerkeral of
Cavalry is-at piesent blockading flodschuck.
01. the 3d instant General Kamensky defeated
P&kliwan, near Aghla andi-liaearascitick, '.With the
loss of 200.0 prisoners, and the -fo•al destruction of
8000 inen, who-occupied the intrench cots there.
A:great quantity of amrnunii ion; artillery, and pro-
visions, was captured on this occasion.
'TURKISH FRONT! ER, JUNE 20.—Advices from
several (4:tatters state, that soon alter the Important
victory gained on the 8d inst. over Pekliwan, or Fe-
livan Ogla4the strong forre.ss of Silistria surrendered.

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POLICE.

ZIOIV-STREET.----Yesterday appl7cation was' again
made at the ()dice; )0 bah Cook, the Landlord' of ( he
Swan pLiblic-honse, in , Vere-street, Ciare-mat ket,
where the diabolical elute was held; when Mr.
NARES, the Sitting klagiStrate, retuscd the applica-
tion, referring those :who, 'applied to the Sessions,
which was iheo holding, it being at the opiLu of
the Coot t.

Duct-i.m.G.—lnformation was received at the
Office, on Saturday night, that Mr. -C. Champo-
nier,-and a Captain in the Guards, were to fight a
duel near the, two-mile stone, on the Edgware-road,
on Sunday morning, at five o'clock. Lavewler, .
the Offit.er, went to the spot about' fotir
Mr. Champonier resides in Foley-place,
.when in
London, whete he was called up at tour O'clock,
an,• went to-the Earl of Barrymore's house ift Sack-
vill,:street, where his friends assembled. . About
fi e o'c,ock, the Earl of Barrymore, accompanied by a
Gentleman, arrived in a carriage, neat .the two-mile
stone,. on the Edgware-road. They Were follwt.ed
by Mr. Champonier, •on horseback, accompanied
by t wo servants on horseback, one in livery, and the
oth r out. A post-chaise next arrived, with one
ti:letitan in it, supposed. to be a Surgeon. -Ano-
ther chaise art:ved" immediately alter, with 'three.
Gentlemen in it, the Captain and two friends. A
Gentlt man on horseback followed, suppoSed to be
the Captain's Surgeon. Earl Barrymore, his friends,:
and all the parties, remained in conversation till six
o'clock; when, it is supposed, that, through the in-
terference of the intended seconds,- an explanation.
took place without fighting ; or that they &tw La-
-vender the Officer, in waiting, to take them into
custody, in case a breach of the peace was cont-
. mined: The diSpnie originated at the Opera.
Early on Friday morning Colonel Thornton,: well
known in theTortitiii° world, gave information that
Mr. HUbbard, the Attorney, of Southampton-
Buildings .and Mr. Wattle°, of. Gray's Jun-square,
were going to fight a duel at Chalk Farm that niornm.
ing., Mr. !dead issued his warrant against the par-
ties, and Lavender was diLaatched to execute it, ac-
companied by Colu,nel Thornton ; they went first to
Mr. Warhen; at hifi chambers in Gray's-Tun-Square,
and found him at breakfast. Mr. NA/Alien:appeared
very much astonished, especially at the Colonel's
interfering in the manner he had done. The Colonel
very, coolly replied, it, was impossible for him to
perrnit hint and Mr. -Hubbard to fight a duel, when
both of them had got in much buiiness and papers of
his in their hands. Lavender' conVeyed Mr. W. to
the Office, Whwn he gave bail, himself in 5001. and
two sureties in 2501. each, to keep the peace.—
During this term Mr. Hubbard heard that 'there was
a warrant out against 'him, he in consequence at-
tended at the Office, and entered into similar secu-
rities. The dispute originated, we understand, re-
specting some bets at Newniarket.

•
cortONEICS IN au EST.-Ayounglady nt the name
of Henrietta Tandy, uf a very reSpettable family in
Leicestershire, put .a period to her existence on Fri-,
day night last, at the house of her uncle; in 'rich-
borne-place, by stranglittg-hersrlf in her bed-room.
She put a string round the bed-post, and with the
'other end strangled herself by fastening it I °and her
neck in a noose, and from the manner in which she
was found, she must have set about the rash aEt with

the most detertilined resolutivn. It appeared thilt

the deceased had been se!it to her uncle itY avoid the
. addresses of a young man who was objeCted to by her
friends: Verdict--Insanity.