The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-08 00:00:00

NAVY-OFFICE;

PARIS; AUG, 2'..-:-4,ettrs teria-iVienria; Of a very..
late date, mention that his Majety the Emperor of •
Austria; following the example -of-the Emp-eror
of
Russia, has torrnally recogniOd' the' new King of
Spain, .10SEI'll NA-P4EON. ThiS intiAligence/prOves •
to how little credit the ridiculous stories propagated'
for some days, b the politiCians of the EichatKe',4
respeaing the di44tions of the Court of-Vienna.;
are entitled. • •
His Majesty presided this day at the meeting or
the Conned of Stye, at 'Si Cloud.
pARA MUSTAPHA, a Janissary, with diSpatches
froM the Otto.nan Porte/and. a Messenger ironi
• Vieona, pasied through.Nancyon the 21st lust. on
their way to Paris.
By a decree -of the lith inst. -the- duties to be
Paid to the Coesuls General, Consuls, and Vice-
Consuls in foreign countries, for the certificates of ,
origin, which they are authorised to deliver. by the.
law of the 22d Ventose
.-of the 12th year, and tho
Imperial decree of the 24,th of November, 1807, are
settled as follows :
• For the freight of a ve-tsel of 20 tons, 6 francs;.
from 20 to 40, 10 francs; from 40" to 80, 15 thncs
from 'BO to 100, 20_ francs; from
•100 to 150, 36
11 frincr ; from 150 to 200, 40 francs; and all above
200 tons, .50 francs.
The certificate of-origin:is to ine'llide the whole
of the cargo. Partial certificates ;:ose only to be de-
livered at the, request. of the fitters. These partial
Certificates must contain the t4,ecessary eXtraet of the
general certificate, and ar,t; only to be liable to a
small fee of I F. 50 c.
• PARIS, AUG. 24.-7:TIIC Emperor visited on Satnr-
day the Poreelain. .Manufactory at
.SeveS. He ex;-
pressed his satisf•-.a6lion at the industry and ingenuity
of the artists:. They have just finished shine bustA
in poreelai,:, of the Emperbr ALEXANpEkt. They
Stable Dung, that during the period of his Contract may accu- have 4e,f_n modelled by one of the best sculptors itt
mutate, naing an allowance for the same, after the rate of
• Paris,, after a marble bust of the Emperor wade at
per Morse, per Hid'. St, 'Petersburgh.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the Offi- 'The entertainment given on Sunday last, was, aS
cers commanding the Reyes/ Atillery in each District, and also at pt we before-mentioned, honoured with the presence
the Sec-fetar 'o Office, Pall Mall, aforesaid, anf day between ;fie of their Majesties. For a long time. there has not
hours of i en and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be de-
,,- been so brilliant a meeting.' The must distingislied
livered, stile up, and indorsed " Proposals for the ' apply of persons in the-Court and City were at the Hotel de
Forage;" but no Proposal can be admiqed alter said 16th Day The beauty of the apartments, the richness of
of September, at Twelve o'clock a' Noon of teee same Day ; neither the ►decorations, the elegance of the dresses, .formed
altdgether a most tuagnificent,sigh
will au, Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an sight.:
will
' Agent, in his behalf, shall attend. About
-hail past eight, s Ogimess the Prince
• Arch-Chancellor _of the Empire, and their High-
.By oriter (I the Loard,
nesses Prince DE :NEUFCHATEL and Prince DE BE-
R. H.,-CR Elk; Sec. NEVENTO, arrived., At nine o'clock their Jot-penal
. and Royal. Majesties, accompanied by the Queen of
Holland and their Majesties the King. and Queen of
the Two Sicilies, arrived. As soon as-theit.approach
was announced, the Municipal (Body, with the Pre-
feta of the Seine at their head,. went to meet the
Emperor, and to receive him at.the hottom -of the
great stair-case as he alighted from his. carriage. Tilv
Duchess of •Abrantes,, and twelve ladies who were
appoipted to attend the Ernpres,during the ball, re-
teived tier Majesty. .
Their Maje Ates first entered the grand
.hail of,thp
Hotel de Ville, and seated themselves on a - throne
amidst universal and, epeated exclamations of Long
live the Emperor
,! Long live the Empress !
The Counsellor of Slate, Pretest of the Seine, by
his Majesty's command; ordered the ball to be com-
menced, Several quadrilles_were danced, in which
her Majesty the Queen of, Naples and Prince \Yd•
Liam of Prussia took a share...
During the dancing his Majesty descended from
his throne, and walked, through the room, convers-
ing with the greatest affability and goodness. with
all who were present.
About an hour afterwards, their Majesties went
into the ball-room which looks towards the Great
Court. They -were there saluted with repeated ac-
clamations of plaudits. The dancing, which was
interrupted by the entrance of their Majesties, re-
en
commced. The Emperor alsO
,went through the
whole. of this ball-room, mixing with the persons
present, who were highly. elated by the arietting
goodness dtsplay.ed by his Majesty. It tic as almost
midnight when their tvl.ijesties withdrew. `rite ball
Continued until five in the morning. The quay
Pelletier, and the square of the Hotel de Ville, were
illuminated.
_ It is computed there were 3000 persons present.
The young Princes, sons of his Majesty the King
of Naples, arrived at Lyons on the 17th instant,
With their Governor M. Baynes, and set out _ en
the 20th for Naples. .
His Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies left Pa-
ris yesterday for his dominions. It. is supposed tile
Queen will follow in a sew days.
M.. GARDAIitiE, brother to his- ExCellency the
French Ambassador at the Court of Persia, is the
bearer to his Highness the Prince of Benevento, and
his Excellency the •Minister Secretary of S:aje,. of
the Great Order oflthe 5un......;/lieStar consists of a
Sun decorated with diamonds, and thq-ribbon is
composed of a species of red stuff, maMitii6ture.d
the country, and ornamented with
,pearls of differ,%tt

, IRA
TIE PRINCIPAL OFTICERS and Caltl.
MISS IONEkS.of His Majesty's Navy do hereby giVe
Notice, that on krednerday, the 2 tst instant, at One o'clock, they
will be ready to treat With such Persons as may be willing to eon-
traa for supplying liis Majesty's Yards. at Deptford, Wool-
wich, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, wits

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

-
Sept. 7, ISM.
THE COURT tf DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the East Inities do hereby give Mace, '
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at-
their t_iouse, in Leadenball-street, on 114dnesday, the 12th of
iso9, for the Elealon of‘Six Directors of the said CWII.
Paqj, for Jour years.
WM. RAMSAY, Secretary.

sizes.
On the 20th, a Messenger from. the Imperial
Cabinet passed through Nancy on his wait() Vienna.
The first and second regiments of Port uguese'caval-
ry, which were quartered at Auch, lett that town
on the it th inst. on their way to Avignon. On:t he
following day, the regiments of infantry of the same
country, which were quartered at Pan and Tarbes,
passed through Auch, taking 'the route to Grenoble.
A ship ot the line, of three decks, waS, lately
launched at Touson, and one of 74 guns at Antiverp.
Letters been received from Nancy, which
mention that M. GARNERIN'S balloon; which was
elevated at Paris on .the ifith, at eleven o'clock at
night, ten oil the 17th at ManoncoUrt en Voevre, in
the disk ri;,t of foul., Some bread; some shirts,Mark-
ed A. G. and a pair ot gloves were found iii the boat.
The 'balloon wad deposited at Toul.

L

VIENNA, AUG. I 2.-:—Gen. MACK, Prince D'AUER-
sruli G, and Gen. AUFFENBERG-thaVe.obtlTned from.
his Majesty realis4ion of the reMilbr their sentence of
cc: ft:lenient.

FKANCKFORT, 'ACC. 8.--3nr Journals have been
very pleasant fOr some •days.,,-n 44: article in-one of
the Papers published in the south 'a Germany,which
isia. i,h in praises on the militaryardottr.displayed.
by the children of Many of I heAustrian provinces,
who have
,formed themselves into regiments, go
through manceuvres, an • engage in battles, to ac-
custom them to ,ar. There is nothing, says these
Gazettes very ingeniously, more ,atfecting- than such-
a sight ; one of our Papers has broken many jests on
this subject and the liberation of General. MACK,
IT;i0, it states, is to be appointed to the command of
thisiorrni: a tie army.

The Prn.ce of ilahaolt-Piess; who during last war.
coaliwinded the Pria3,ian troops in lately died
Van apoplexy. Tht French troops are repairing and
placing the fortifications of NeisS in the most for-
milable state of detznce.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 31'. =This capital has
been, since the evening of the 28th, in a state of the
greatest consternation. Sultan SELIM wished 'to
es!ablish the authority of the Porte, and to keep a
well-paid standing army on toot. It was this which
occasioned his tall on the 28th May, 1807. MUS-
TAPHA. BAIRACTAR, Pacha of iludscl-iuck,-a man of
the hes:. intentions, proposed a plan for re-establish-
i'ng.that which the 28 t h of May had destroyed. He
came to Constantinople with a corps-of trusty troops,
caused the famous KAVAGKYLOGLOU, Commandant
of the Castles of the Dardanelles, and chief author'
of conspiring against Sultan Skaam, to be beheaded,
the Mufti and all the new Ministers of the Sultan
MUSTAPHA to be deposed, the Aga of the Janissaries
to be.strangled, and the most
.important posts of
Constantinople to be occupied by his troops. The
Grand Vizier, the new Mufti, and several other
Members of the Divan, declared themselves the par-
tizans of MUSTAPHA BAIRACTAR.
The Sultan had no suspicion:of his projeta ; on
the contrary, he thought himself so secure, that on
the Bth inst. he repair'ed in the morning to lieseetach.
but the Sultan' Mother having got intorination of it
on the 2e,tli, MitsTAigiA 2V. returned with all ex-
pedition by sea to the Seraglio, whilst the Pacha of
Rudschuck was •entering it by land. The Pacha
caused the new Mufti to inform. him that SELIM
only was lawful Emperor.' MUSTAPIIK, far from
following the example given on the f.),86 of May by
his uncle SELIM, who voluntarily descei2ded froth
the throne, ordered the inner gates of the Seraglio
to be shut. . The soldiers of the ,Pacha, howver,
speedily effe&ed an entrance, but they found the
'unfortunate SELIM 'dead, and covered with blood.
Seized with horror at this speCtacle, MUSTAPHA.
BAIRACTAR 'and the Grandees of :the Porte, caused
Prince MAHOMET, the last branch of the reigning
dynasty, to be immediately- proclaimed Emperor.
This Prime, who is about 15 years of age, has, for
the last fifteen. months, been confined -With the
Sultan SELIM, who during that space instrueted him
in the art of Government. - -
On ae 29th the unfortunate Str..liq was buried at
Your, by the side of his lather. The Pacha of
Rudichuck, the whole of his army, and all the re-
speCtable inhabitants of this capital, attended the.
funeral During these melancholy occurrencos,
the public tranquillity was not in the slightest' de-
gree interrupted. The greater part of the assassins
of SELIM have been executed. We know not whe-
ther the deposed Sultan is still living. Some people
'assert
.that he has been strangled. MUSTAPHA Bat-
BACTAR has taken possession of the Grand Seal.
The Grand Vizier is a prisoner in his camp for hav-
ing revealed to the Sultan Mother the plan of re-
placing SLUM on the throne. There is no doubt
that t,ie Pacha will soon be appointed Grand Vizier.
Eleven of the p;incipal partizans of the Sultan
MUSTAPHA were this daw strangled in the seraglio,
The Kislar-Aga (chief of euwichs),who assisted
in the mi.lrder of SELIM, was executed on.tiie Zgt h.
NAPLES, AUG. 18.-011 Sunday, the,l4th, a Ca-

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• bidet Council was held, and irdfuediately after a
Couiieil,ot State. On the day following wls
ed a decree,. of our new Sovereign, dated the 23d
ult. at Tarbes, appointing the. Fren6 Marshal Pa.-
ILIGNAN a Lieutenant-General of this Kingduna„
DIIf.NADEN, AUG. J4.—Orders have just '..)een re-
ceived for placing the whole of our contingent for the
service of the League of the RhAne in a condition to
take the field within 20 days. In consequence
of these orders, 15 squadrons of'cavalry are preparing
to march, including a squadron of the Lite-guards,
0.0 battalions of - infantry, including a bat:alion of
the grenadiers of the Guards, and. five companies
.. of artillery, making a total of i5,00u men. Their
destination
will be to form .encanipmentti, until fur-
ther orders, at Pirna, Newstadt, anctStpt--o, on the
frontiers of Bohemia. The catairy will be quartered
in the towns and ilia;es, while the infantry will
remain in the adjoining fields.
It is reported, that
,the 6000 Saxon troops in Po-
land are under orders to retorts froni that country.
VIENNA, AUG. 13.---Notice has been given to all
the inhabitants of the 'suburbs, that they must.fur-
nish a certain numuer of persons to work at the en-
trenchments, in proportion to the number of their
respeaive families and inmates.
A number of waggons are engaged for the service
of Government in the different provinces; and as
soon as the harvest is got in, the farmers must fur-
nish as many horses as they can spare, at a • fixed
price.,

prosper ; but those who -dedare iliermtives my ens-
ties, shall perish ! •
The Kingdom of Great Britain and the Empire of
France can never exist together! _ _ _

The Ge ',ius of Liberty; which has rendered France
the Arbitress of Europe, intends giving, her the same
privileges over the seas and the most remote' ❑a-
tions !

Letter to Cardinal Mathei.

It shall my particular care not to suffer any
alteration to be introduced into the religious cere-
monies of our ancestors.

Leiter to the Bishop of Malta.

You may assure your Diocesans, that the Catho-
lic Religion, both Apostolical and Roman, shall not
only be respelled, but its ministers especially pro-
teEted