The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-17 00:00:00

ANIIOLT Mlllll.

HELDER, SLPT. 7 —Two. ships of the scinallron
of the Tasel, the P,ince de Zuul,m4n, Brabant,
Rotterdam, jean de IPitt, and the corvette Penus,
sailed on th; sth of this month; under the, orders of
Admiral di 'WINTER, commauder in chief of the.
fleet.

This division, after manceuvring all the.day, and
performing various evolutions, anchored in the
e►ening iu Bresw) d, I:stvveen the Sculpe Gut and
the Zuid Wester Gat.

The enemy's cruizers, consisting of six ships, a
frigate,-and two brigs, were in sight.
Immediately that they perceived the movement.
of the Imperial squadroo, they came with all
sails s.it towards Zue.le Wester Gat, and dispatched
the brig, which we lost sight Of in a Westerly.direc-
tion. The next morning, at br'ak of day, only
three of the enemy's ships, two frigates, and a brig,
were to be seen; the French squadron again sailed,
and passed all the day in. manceuvering,
BLANKEMBERG, SEPT. 6.—On the 4th inst. three
ships of the line; a frigate, and a corvette, belong-
lug to the Scheldt squadron, one of which carried
• the:flag of Vice Admiral Misszcssv, sailed to the
outward entrances of the river, to chase ay.?ay'an
English frigate and some corvettes cruizing on the
coasts.

The enemy's division was separated from ours by
sa narrow bank, and we saw the whole of their ships,
fire upon the most advanced of our ships, which re•
-plied by a volley that made them put before the
wind:

Admiral MISSIE3EY, having doubled all the
banks, pursued the enemy till evening.
HERMANSTADT, Auti. letters from We-
lachia agree in saying, that as soon as the Emperor
ALEXANDER was informed that the Russians- had
returned to the right bank of the Danube, be Sent to
the head quartets his nide,du-camp,- Goner& UWA.."
itory; furnished with full powers to draw fiom
their cantonments all the reinforcements considered
necessary for the army Of the Danube.

ThiS General, on his arrival at Bucharest, hail a
long conference with General kuTosow. After
thiS conference Officers were sent to Moldavia, Po-
deleo, the Ukraine, and the other neighbouring
circles, carrying orders for all the troops in them to-
immediately march for Moldavia.

The nutnbcr of these troops are estimated at
about 50,000 men ; they form five divisions of in-
tantry,-and several corps of cavalry. \\To are in.
tbrmed that two divisions have already Aready ar-
rived at Bucharest.'

it appeals the Russian Court is more decided than
ever to keep the three provinces conquered on this
side the Danube, and as the Turks make the great-
est efforts to ie-conqiier therri, the Russians are de-
termined to do every thing in their power to pre-
serve them. It has been announced to Gen. KUTO.7
sow, that in addition to the large reinforcements
sent him, a corps of reserve is about to be formed
on the frontiers of Moldavia, which will be ready to
ad as circumstances may require.
Nanss, SESIT. 2.—The day before yesterday his
Majesty st rived in the most strut incognito, from Villa
Real de
,Caps de Monte. His Majesty immediately
wfni to visit his children, and, after Wards inspected
the embellishments which are =lying, on through-
, out. all -parts of this capital ; he. appeared satisfied
with them. After remaining some time in Naples
incognito, his Majesty returned to Villa Real.
The Danish Court of Chancery has issued a Pro-
' elan-maws, dated the 20th September, A 8 ri, where-
by it, is published—" That there shall not be any
kind'of goods exposed to sale in any public fair, of
such description as are prohibited by the ordenance
of the i• 141) Odober,' 1808, to be imported into his
. Majesty's kingdoms and dotnirtions,. under pain of
confiscation, 'without regarding whether, that such
goods. may have been cleared inwards 'at the Custom
klouse, previous to the aforesaid Royal Ortlirwrice