The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-11 00:00:00

MAIL.

EitANk PORT) SEYT. 18:---His Serene Highness 11ie I.
Grand Duke of FRANKFORT • ordered, on the 121`.
Inst. the Deere:. issued on the 17111 June, 1809' to
prevent emigrations from the !eft bank of the
to be republished, and is as follows':—
The French Government having made reiterated
Complaints that in the country of the cOnfederati°
borderng on France, desiring all necessary measures
should' be taken to' prevent emigration of French sib-
jeets, who set our with their families, and that parts'
cularly no emigrants may be suffered to pass in and
through the territories of this town, notwithstand'
ing 'any, foreign..., passports they may have, 11°-
less they can prose their emigration is. 'express'
ly authorized by
,the Minister. of Police at Tails'
his Serene Highness has just approved the ur"
dermentioned measure. The Police have recehr.
,eJ general instructions, to watch attentiveiy (Or
.the negleet of, which they will be personally reaPry
sible) that the passage be absolutely shut to all
French subjects, as well as to their wives and
dren, who may present themselves here withc'ut
being furnished with the .authority already stated;
that•on the contrary, and' without paying attention
to any foreign passports whatever which they alai, °4l
able to p. oduce, they may be immediately arrested and
sent to the superior coMmandant of this place,,vib°,

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wiil,gite the necessary orders, for_ thetrbeingcolv
veyed back to the place to which they belong.

(Signed)
FriLektort, lune, L 7, 18,..9

COUNT DE BEUST•

OREBRO, ,SEPT. 22.--:-COUtit,.RosEN, one of the
Nobles who composed the deputation sent by the
and
Diet tu'announce to the Emperor NAPOLEON,
the Prince of Ponte Corvo, that the choice of 0.°4t1
Prince had . unanimously fallen" on the latter, re-
turnei.liere.yesterday. We are assured that Oe
-deputation -was received in a most dislingPisbed
d
inannerby both of those personigcsa
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I
that the Einperoi NAPOLEON Licit only expressed
perfect assent tO the Prince's acceptance of OP
dln
tiny offered him,, but has w ritten a letter of feliclt'v
; co
lion- to happy Majesty on this event. The P1%1.1
has alio addressed a letter usMajestyesty on the 01'16
ooL•dsion.

His Itoyal Highness, would, it was said, lea°
Park 14 days a:ter COunt.-ItosEN. The deptute
of his Majesty for Stockholm has been posipo"ej.

_ His Majesty's Ship -Whip, Sound, Sept' 21.-0
" The Alban cutterof 12 guns was captoreci, °
the 1211) inst. off the Seaw; by six Danish S°°
boats, carrying ten,, 24 and 18, and eight 6-Poun
ers, after •an 'aation of four hours, in which the
fee
Lieutenant and one man were killed, and Ta'
wounded. Owing to its being a dead calm, I1)-0

Alban COuld not close with the enemy."

JONKOPING, SEPT. 22.—Yesterday morning Ge'
. , „
neral Count ROSEN passed through this pia—
courier on his way,from Paris to Orebro ; Ire ;,t,
bearer of the answer from his Serene Highness ,
Prince of PONTE Coavo to our most gracious Iv'
relativo to the succes,ion to the Swedish:Pr°:et;
There is reason to hope that the said answer 11.1"c'
tbat
the ardent wishes of the Swedish nation, all" -bP
we shall soon witness the arrival of that I°
winded Prince,' whose talents and virtues rePder
him worthy of becoming the successor of the
mortal 'ClikliLES Au GrSTUS.
„
'OREBRO, SEPT: 24..—His Royal Majesty,
this day pleased at an extraordinary meeting 0' tce
Cliapter,of the Seraphine Order, to create Prill
JuliN BAPTIST Jil LIUS, elected
_Crown Prince °t the
r
Kingdom of Sweden, a Knight of the above (:)(de
lit a'
ti)vestin& him at the same time with the rig-
.weiir.ng the grand Cross of the Order of the Svic)

and N firth Star.—=(Stockhglai Gazelle, Sept. 0.)
f f ir
Thd Commander in Chief of ,the army of l° to
via has transafttted from his heakl-quarters, Pe3r
fortress of Rudschuck,• dated 26111 of' last Willa',
stating, that according to a rt.-port received tr(3.o
Major-General Count ZuwAttorF, CZERNI Gsos
Was twice attacked by the Turks on the 29th
it
30th July in Barija, but that the latter were b°,
titimes-repulsed by theS7rvians with their accu6l° 10
ot
ed gallantry, and coinielled .to, retreat with VI
loss.

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small inconsiderable town on the,RiVer Gargig"a
one mile from Aquino, and two miles train 1114
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