The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

NIOR.

AUGUST 55.

On the sth inst. a Tartar came to the Hotel of
Lord ELGIN, who said he' had arrived from the
Coast of Syria with advice of the taking of Alexan-
dria. But his account was so confused, that it was
soon evident it had no foundation, but a report he
had heard in Syria: No English official dis-
patches have been received on the subjeft. . The
principal objet of. the Tartar appears to have
been to obtain money of Lord ELGIN for his'
good news. The report from Smyrna, that Ge.;
neral IVIENou had declared he would surren-
der Alexandria in six weeks, if within that li,iie"he
did not receive succours from France; is likewise
not to be relied on.

We are assured that a great change may soon lie
expeded in our Ministry. Successors are talked.
of for the Caimacan, the Reis Effendi, and even the
Grand Vizir. The different parties are very ac-
tive, and. those persons who have been very quiet
since the late misfortunes of, the French in Italy,
are now corning again on the stage : they are call-
ed here the 'Jacobin Mussulmen.
A great misunderstanding prevails between the
CAPITAN PACHA and the GRAND VIZIR, and all
attempts to reconcile them have hitherto proved
fruitless. The CAPITAN PA.CHA. will not allow any
precedence to the GRAND VIZIR.
The Porte is now employed in taking measures,
for the future administration of Cdiro-and the
Egyptian Provinces. Presents have been sent, to
the Officers of the -Turkish-English Army, among
which, besides many diamonds, Watches, _swords,
&c.. are 170 marten-skins," worth from z to sOOO
piastres the piece.
On the 2d the new Hospodar of Moldavia set out
hence for Jassy, with his whole family, a numerous'
retinue, and an escort of Janissaries. By the way
he was attacked by a great body of armed banditti,
who took from him all his effeas, to the value of
too,ooo piastres, and detained him and his family
till they shall be ransomed with a still greater sum.

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The Porte has sent a considerable Detachment of
Troops against these robbers.

VIENNA, SEPT. 2.

IT is no longeidoubted that the AactintsKPAN-
TrIONY will be eiecled to the Bishopic of Munster,
as he took Orders two days .since.
The Court of Russia has not yet acknowledged
the new KING of ETRU,RIA, but, on the contrary,
sent to Gratz a Resident Envoy to the Grand Duke
of Tuscany the ARCHDUKE FERDINAND.
The report that the English had taken possession
of the Island of Zante, is unfounded.

Several. Officers, wl,m, notwithstanding the or..
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dinance of the Archduke CHARLES against unbecom,
ing dress, continued to wear their hair a la Titus,
have been arrested. •

The Austrian Ship which was detained at Wid-
din by.PAswAN Oo Lou, has been set at liberty, 'and
received very liberal payment for the coffee.
Lord MINT° will to-day take his leave of their
IMPERIAL MAJESTIES and the QUEEN Of NAPLES,
previous to his departure. A part of the equipage
of his Lady has, already set out for Cuxhaven.
The Janissaries who have made themselves mas.
ters of Belgrade, have celebrated a solemn Thanls-
giving- in the principal Mos'que, for the success of
their arms,

The Haram of the Pacha, which is held sacred by
the Mussulmen, was not yiolated by the Janissaries.
A part of them made their way by means ()fa mire
into the Upper. Fortres'i, and. cut down all beibre
them, It is estimated that in these violent comm.:),
tions at Belgrade, several hundred persons have lost
their lives. PASWAN 061,0 U,. it is said, has sent
Boco men to the assistance or the Insurgents 'in
Belgrade.

A similar Insurreaion has taken place at Schatz,
and throtshout all Bosnia the Janissaries are discon-
tented and mutinotp.

Ai it has been found by-experience; that many..
of thoons of the Nobility, and indeed the parents

themselves, have been seduced and corrupted by
the specious new morality of French Tutors, an
Ordinance is about to be issued, reqr:-ing that
every Tutor shall be a native of the Hereditary
States, and be provided with undeniable testimonies
a his learning and morals.

MILAN, AUG 24.

ON board the French Frigate and the eight Trans-
ports which the English took some time since, were
found shells, ammunition, and .all the requisites.
for the bombardment of Porto Ferrajo, which is the
reason why the bombardment has not taken place.
Two French Frigates now at Leghorn will imme-
diately carry thither the military supplies necessary
or that purpose.
It is now known, that the Paper printed with so
much secrecy at the Papal Press, was the Concordat
concluded between the POPE and the French Go-
vernment, which it is supposed will be made public
on the 28th inst.

According to accounts from Rcme, the Cardinals
ALBANIA, BUSCA, and RINNEC INA, were exclud-
ed from the last Congregation of Cardinals„ at the
expressycquest of France.

MUNSTER, SEPT. 5

Yesterday a number .of Canons assembled,' to
announce in form the approaching Eleaion.
The Prussian Privy_Direelorial Councillor, M.
VON Do um, has been here ever since the 31st ult.

SEPTEMBER 8.
Yesterday arrived here the'lmperial Commissary
of Elckaion, His Excellency the Count of WEsTrITA-.
lAA. He was saluted by a discharge of artillery,
and,took up his residence in the Episcopal Palace.
To-day he went in solemn procession to the Cathe-
dral, and to-morrow the Eleaion will take place.

SEPTEMBER 9.
The Canons and the Imperial Commissary of
EleCtion, the Count of WEsTrHALIA, are now as-
sembled in the Cathedral for the eleetion of a Prince
Bishop, ancl*tween the hours, of eleven and twelve
we expeetr, Proclamation, declaring their choice to
have fallen on the ARCHDUKE ANTHONY ViuTOXP
r tiyy,
the Brother of ts ROMAN IMPERIAL MAjEsTI•