The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-05 00:00:00

HANIBUR6H PAPERS.

Flambotglo Papers to floc 25th ult. came to band

lam night.

They negative the report circulated

short time since of its being the intention of tilt
1-'citA it Egypt to (h.lare, himself indepentien!

The folitm iug are extritcts:—

PETUItsEURGH, Nov. weather is- still
very mild'und the navigation, open. On the other
Itkiy(l accounts from the interior of the vilipire
State, that iu•several parts they have already cold
Of 7.. ot iteattutur uotiolute.'

.ixt-rett millions or rojibles have alreany been
received by the Committee of the Sinking Fund
to &arch the New Loan. The Most considerable
snots ae are' front and Holland.
Thrce Inindted and seventy-six New's have
sailed.ttottu Archangel this yciir.
,nAMTWRGi-f, Nov 25:—The Correspondent of
N0v.,25, having quoted, an aFtick whiCh appeared
in the English and French Papers respecting the
intention of the Pacus of Egypt to deekare
tiell,itirfependent, and his overtures. to England
and Sweelvn to that effect, continues
' "SO tuns an article which has,been,inserted in

The Times of 29111-October, aisd in the Juurtut
des Debuts, under the head of Hatriburgh, 16th
Oetuber.

'" From time to time there has appeared in fo-
trio Jonruals articles evidently false and fabri-
cated, respecting, the. abode of Captain ilskAat
GIBUALTAR in Sweden. It teas made known ,til-
reldy last summer by foreign papers, that the
arrival of this offieer in Sweden had not any poli-
teemt object whatever. Ittis evident that such an
article as :he above can only have been fabricated
arid, a view to injure Sweden,: and to compromise
it, not only with the Ottoman Porte, but with
other Powers." ' •

The fact is, as will he clearly proved, that-the
sole purpose of the Mission ot ISmsrit. GIBRALTAR
is, the establishing of a direct trade between
Sweden and Egypt, by a reciprocal '.exahauge of
the productions, of both .countries. ISUABL has
eviSed a cargo of the produce of his own country-
to be hi-ought to Gothenbnrg, and is now ettr•
played in the pfarchase of Swedish prodnctions.•
- As tQr the unhappy fate which. the crew "of a
Swedish vessel is said- to have met with off Co-
'tonna,' We need only remark that thiS absurd
story has come by. the way of Piris to London,:
and that in Sweden nothing at all is known of it.
FRENCH FKONTIEtts, Nov. 25 —;-.Not withstand'.
ill; that the presence of the Army -of Occupation,
is so great a•burthen to the inhabitants, and the
of these mops Must excite an' unpleasant
'feeling; yet' the troops themselves acquire more
614 iiiore 1-lie esteem of the inhabitants of these
provinces, well by,,tlie -exemplary discipline of
the several corps, and by the strict-justice of the
Offfcers, as by the readiness with which the' sol-
diers, in every public inisfdrtune, as for example,
it fire, venture their lives to save their fellow erri-
Mies.; This ycar'also, as the last, the Commanders
and other ()Akers have maii:t subscriptions for
the reliertif the poor, the amount of which has
bven gives. to the Magistrates. The Duke of
tifelliogion is still at his beinl-qUarters, and no-
thing traiiSpires of-his going 'to 'Numerous:
Wes are given at Mont-St; Marie, of which the
Daet ess dors the hottours-4: and to -which many
Considerable personages front , the neighbourhood
were invited.--Several detachments of troops
have lately arrived froh England, to supply the
place of the men who have Obtained. furlough;.