The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-18 00:00:00

FllO3l TIM 'Differ' P.IPE4S.

FLOMEtiCE, JULY 16.—fn pursuance of an TM-
Perial decree, dated May 29, and'pAlished tlijs day
by The Council, 1200 men are to be raised by a levy
in the, departments of Tuscany. -This conscription
is to be drawn .froth the young men born in the
course of the year 1788. •

MILAN, JULY 24.—1 n the Gazette of Zara it Is
mentioned, that on the 4th 'inst. the Italian courier
carrying dispatches and letters from hence •to
Venice, was detained at Stara, on the Austrian ter-
ritory. The Gazette at the -same time takes that
Opportunity of remarking, that couriers' and.travel-,
lersion that territory have been constantly detained,
and treated with great cruelty. Hitherto all recla-
mations have been . fruitless ; and it-is-added, that
that part of Croatia swarms with murderers and
evil-doers of every kind, fugitive conscripts and de-
serters, who there find full security.
VIENNA, JULY e3.--The levying •of the Bat—
talions of Reserve has furnished a new proof of
What may be done by activity on the one hand, and
by the attachment of the people to their Sovereign on
the other. The raising of the first battalions was
scarcely begun when they were already,cOmpleted.
In Lower Austria all the battalions have already
finished their exercise, and the soldiers returned on
the 17th inst. to- their usual oCatipations. As soon
as the other battalions shall have finished their four
weeks discipline, the levying and exercising of the
second battalions will be proceeded to.
The Archduke JOHN published a Prdclatnation at
Trieste on the 29a1 June, in which, atilcing other
things, he says, "'filet though in the city and terri-
tory of Trieste the inhabitant's are not bound by the
laws to raise a military force, yet the duty of good
subjects demands the proteetion of their persons, of
their homes, and .their possessions; that if the coin:-
mon Eeturity of the Hereditary States requires it, they
°tight to.contribute their share to the defence of the
Country, more particularly when invited 'thereto by
the calls of a
.paternal Pritice, to whose care they
are indebted for their present welfare." At the mite.
time a Commission has been appointed, to which
those -who are inclined to listen to this exhortation
-May announce thetliselvo.
BANKS OF THE MAYNE, JULY 23.-=4I is remark-
able that the prices of sugar, coffee, and other co-
lonial produce, Are from 15 to 20 pet cent. cheaper in
Frankfort than in Amsterdam. •

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FRANKFORT, JULY 28.—A1l the regiments Of Ba-
varian cavalry are to be completed to 1000 men each.
There has been a report for sonic, time in circulation,
that in the month of Septeniber there will be, in
one of the cities of Saxony, an interview between
three great Sovereigns of Europe.
DORSTEN, JULY 28.-=Yesterday a detachment of
100 sailors for the French Iniperhi
.service came
here, and this day proceeded on their march to-
wards France.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY g.—On the 6th inst. M.
DE CAIILINCOVRT, Duke_ of Vicenza, Ambassador
*of the Einperor of France, gave a grand dinner to
the whole Corps Diplotnalique, 'at Which also was
present Count ROMANZOFF, Minister for Foreign
Affairs.

•NAiLES,JULY 20.—. This night a deputation from
the kingdom of Naples set 'out for Bayonne, to
carry to the feet of his Imperial Majesty the ho-
tnage.of the.liveliest acknowledgments of the people,
and to congratulate his Catholic Majesty on his -ac-
cession to the throne of Spain-. For some past a
great number of Foreigners of rank have afrived in
this capital, and among others, Baron STROGO
Domestic Counsellor to his 'Russian Majesty. His
Excellency is accompanied by a nutnerotri retinue.