The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-20 00:00:00

HAM BURG EI MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, AUG. 6 ---.llk Majesty the King,
accompanied by his Royal Highness the Crown
Prince, set out yesterday on his, journey
.to Nor-
way, by way of Stromsholm, through Westman-
land, Neroke, and West Gothland. A Royal
order charges the Minister of Justice, Count F.
Gyllenborg, Count M. Rosenblud, and the Coun-
sellor of State Baron R. Cederstrom, with the
affairs of Government, except such as his Ma-
jesty, by the Bth section of the constitution, has
to execute himself doting his journey.
Count H. G. Oxenstierna, equally distinguiA-
ed as a statesman and classical writer, died lately, •
in the 69th year of his age. Among his numerous
writings, as one of the first poets and orators of
the nation, his didactic poems, " The Hai vest,"
in nine cantos, and the " Times of the Days,"
in four cantos, as well as his translation of
" Milton's Paradise Lost," will always be distin-
guished ornaments of Swedish literature.
The Secretary of the Royal Cabinet, the Cham-
berlain Von Schultzenheim, has given notice iti
the newspapers, that a report has been received
by his Majesty the King, that an indemnity may
be obtained for several Swedish ships
.and their
cargoes taken in the years 1811, 1812, 1813, in
the Baltic by Frinch privateers ; all persons who
desire to enforce their claims on this head are de-
sired to apply to the Royal Cabinet to obtain fur-
ther particulars.
The King has given to his Royal Highness the
Crown Prince the command of the military force
in Schoneu, which generally consists of seven
regiments, and was before confided to Count
Essen. Lieutenant General Baron Pialin cam-
wands for the Crown Prince in his absence.

HANOVER, AUG. !O.—Their Royal Highnesses
the Duke and Duchess of Chirence are expected
here the day after to-morrow. A nninerous de.
tachment of cavalry will escort his Royal High-
ness to this city. The city will be illutninated the
first evening after his arrival. . _ .

We daily expect here the Cabinet Minister
Count Munster.

A new Opera-honse is building at Osnabruck.
It is said one of the l3ritish Princes will fix his
residence at Osnabruck.

BERLIN, AUG. 9.—M. Alopeus, Russian Am-
bassador at this Court, set out yesterday for Aix-
la-Chapelle, where be is to make the necessaty
preparations for the residence' of his Sovereign.
GOTTINGEN. AUG. 9.—The accounts published
in some of the public papers respecting the dis-
turbances bete, are in many respects false and
exaggerated. A great part of the foreigners
were lucked induced to leave the University, on
the refusal of the Government to accede to the
demands made. by the Deputies sent by the Stu-
dents front Witzerhausen. The Hanoverians,
the Bruns wickets, and those of Nassau have
mostly returned ; many foreigners are also here,
without being in the least molested ; so that the
number of Students is now above 600, and is daily
increasing. _ _

The lectures have proceeded without interrup-
tion since the 3d of August. The inquiry both
into the preceding events, and the authors of the
resolution to leave the University . (whose names
will probably be communicated to their own Go-
vernments), is nearly terminated; and it is to
be expected that an official statement will ac-
quaint the public with the true state of the case.

REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.—NO. 357 is the
only number yet drawn in the -present Lottery
which is entitled to any prize above 3001. ;—that
Ticket is a Prize of 1000 Sovereigns, and further
entitled to four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or four
Hogsheads of Claret ; it was sold by Bisn, and'
what is rather remarkable, it has fallen 10 the lot.
of a Gentleman in Hampshire, who, a few Lot-
teries since, obtained a 50,0001. Prize also of
Rtsrt ; and as the lucky adventurer has one no-
drawn Ticket he stands a good chance for One
of the Two 30,0001. Prizes, or the 15 other CA.•
pitals now in the Wheel, all of which must be
drawn NEXT TUESDAY, the 25th instant, when
the Lottery finishes ; at all events, it is probable
Brsit will sell one or both of them, as he al-
ways sells more Capitals than any other Office-
kee pe r.

The man who confessed that he was the mur-
derer of M. N. Saud, the young wonlan who was
found in the Medway a short time since near
Teston-bridge; has been committed to Maidstone
Gaol, by the name of Morton ; he is by trade a
earpenter.—(Kentislt Gazette.)