The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-23 00:00:00

ioR.EIGIV INTELLIGENCE.

CON:ITANtINOiLE, JUNE 24.-t O-day an Englislt
Flag of Truce arrived in our harbour,which was how
ever turned: avoy withont the Dispatches being .read,
and with a risOP, fhat no direel: communication would
be admitted .witli England, to treat; except with the
cOndifreii,sfe of France. A hope is, however, cater-
PeacebetWeen the Porte and Russia may
soon be-effected by the mediation or Fpne. We flat-
ter ourselves that then the Russian troops, though they
are now cbatinually receiving: reinfortements, will
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evacuate Moldavia and .Wallachia. The Ernperot
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STAPOLEON ha written a letter to • the Grand Seignior
with his in Which he renew§ the assur;,
! wig tr. • • .
ances of,kip clads p.
BAYONNE, JUNE 23.--According to accoants,frocri
Spain, tranquillity, is perfectly restored in the districts
of Segovia,
,Valladolicli. an.diValencia. The part of
Arragon and Navarre. which is on the right bank, of
.the Ebrb has returned to obedience,' and peace is
restored:--The last accounts which the Junta re-
ceived, as well frotn-Cadiz as from the camp before
Gibraltar; are perfectly satisfactory. Every. %;.,11,:!.::
the Captains.-General, the Audiencias, the Coiregi-
dors, the Alcaides, in short,' the whole .well-in-

forined part of the nation; ni,anifeit ihe best .dispo-
sition imaginable ; and in thedistriCS where distbrh-
ances prevail, they are merely • among the lower
orders of the people, who take advantage of the
interregnum to commit the greatest excesses.
NAPLES, JUNE•23.-Our afilielion; on the d;—
parture of our Monarch, says the Moniteur ; pub-
lished here, was only alleviated by the hope of his
speedy, return—now is our sorrow boundless,
wlien-
we find ;ourselves for •ever separated froin a King,
who even'ilithe time of war, and amid the inces-
sant attacks of :a faithless enemy, has in a short
time, biaLwise Administration, laid the foundation.
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of our happiness. In
.thil separation of a father
from hid children, two great refiedions, however,'
ulf
comfor4t the first is, that King JOSEPH, who is
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0.-,.higher aestination, to the Government
Of. abether areat kingdom,. will not cease to cast a
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beneVolent glance on as, and to approve mid answer
ourb.epedidions; the. other is, that NAPOLEON the
Great, who • made us so precious a present,, knoxys

well Jiow to. comfort and to indemnify us for our
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loss.. • - •

VIENNA, sJUI.V22.-011r Court . Gazette of • till 5...
day contains the followingintelligenC'e .6o:u Teri ii :.
The Army -of the Grand Vi,zier, .which has
, .
been joined from time to time, by numerous d'il'i- '
..sions -.of-- tr:Oop's- 'fro ni:--Asia; {gas n'ocii 'ad dri ted ' 5-6 ni.'
Adrianople. to Sophia. • The Russian COlonel BE•Ci- •
LiMLS-CIIEW has seturned from Constantinople to the
head:quarters of the-Conunandtir-in4Chief,,the Field-
Marshal, Prince .PRO'S-olloll(r.—The'Russian army,
considerably reinforced,-occupies several-camps:along
the Danubc.—The Tuilish fortresseS:are -well
pro-
vided; with every kind of supplies,' and every -ker-
tionDis4king -to strengthen them• with new works.
• ‘4ls*iiliihriatifew weeks' the British. squadrons
have . i
CTo i. illg orm red the Archipelago, and all trade
by ,:set h stivueonsequence- entirely, stopped. The
,
Porte ha .tifikrefore, strengthensed, the garrisons of
~n 1 .
-Letnifos 'and ,Mytiletie. The Nazir. of the Darda-
nelles- ha been deposed, and obliged .to descend to
the i''Stloi-dlW6te place of Celebi Effendi. In his
stead, tilecilAf'bornmand of these important castles,
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has _ein _-. _ __ _ARABANE EMINI. .. ' • •
" The yak fflfiimotions have had 'no further con-
sequences.
- Both the Seftas and the Tabialis (the
soldiers in garrison at
.the Castles of the Darda-
nelles) and the Janissaries, have been perfectly quiet
since the execution of the ringleaders, and the arrest
of others." „

PETERSBURGH,. JULY 9.7—His Majesty , has apL
pointed to ,the office of Chamberlain, M. D'ALo-
PEUS, the late Russian Minister at Stockholm. He
has also received the order of St. Anne of the First
Class, -and 'an estate producing an:annual_ revenue

of 5,000 rubles.
We have just now learned that the Swedes•have
made -a descent in Finland,
,on the side of Ra-
volax, with a corps'of i,500 men, commanded by
the Adjutant-General, M. IjF'BEItGENTHALE. He
has been made pi ironer, with almost all his corps. "
.. His, Majesty has given orders to. reinforce the
_troops Stationed in Wallachia, with 25,000 men.
RAllipitoN,,_ JULY 24.—The opening, of the Diet.,
of Runia6t,i4t4ftnitively fixed-for' the 20th of Au-.
gust:`` it ts,aopk,lnced that this AsseMblyswill not
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meet.tnis itaie3* Buda; as we were at•firSt assured
--u
it WOW, 14,4,-Presburgh. The Official Note pub-
• lishect,ctri his subjea states, that the principal purr
pose of holding this- Diet, is.
,the coronation of the
. Empress qs Queen of,Hungary.
It
ti)" lighris DliAli AUG. 2.—Letters from Batavia .of
last Dew ber,confirm the-.loss of the srnall.Cor-
vette ..Scipio. .y,hi,s was driven ashore near Samartng
o
on thq.otheosi,L)„,t!gust of last year, by the Enemy's
Yrigate f'iNgite,. .
The be;t-disposition prevails among the troops in
Java.: Batavia was plentifully supplied • with pro-
Visions,.arid had been able to send a considetaLgt:
quantity of rice to the Isle of France.