The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-20 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH P.4I)EBS:

SENT LIN, Dec. %S.—The Servian insurvors who i
were inclaed in the armistice of Slobosia, continue
notwithstanding to .aa in a hostile manner against
the Turks. Several engagements have lately taken
place between them and the Ottoman Troops. The
Porte addressed, in ,the last days of November, fir-
il33ll6 to all the Peghas in the European and Asiati
provinces,,oping that as all the conditions of the
armistice haie not ygt_heen fulfilled, thy must irn-
tnediatelyiant themselves, in march with their TroOps
to reinforce. 'the Grind Vizier's Army, in canton-
me its between S.Chunia and Adrianople, the 3treilgth
of which4Aas,of.late considerably decreased.

The Dardanelles, as well as tile whole coast as far
as Alexandria, are: again' so closely blockaded by the
English, that trade is in a state of absolute stagna-
tion, a>,►d the scarcity of provisions be ;ins to he se-
verely felt. Corfu and all
‘the other Islands of the
Archipelago are also strictly blockaded.
As a great number,of English ships have again ar-
rived at Malta, with several regiments on board, it is
supposed another attempc, will be made on Egypt
with a force more considerable than that of General
Fit AMU.'

According to the last letters from Trieste, that
port is put in the most respectable state of defertce,
and the fortifications have been considerably in-
creased,—(Moniteur of Jan. 5.)
cAtiSEL, pEC. 25: The King has appointed M.
Li is a very celebrated Professor of Civil Law at
Gottingen, and the Vice-Chancellor ERXLEDEN, at
Marbourg, Counsellors of State,

The town of Handel will not be the chief place,
of the Department of the Werra, as was intended, '
but, by order of the King, the town of Marbourg.•
There will be only three Universitiei, viz. Gottin-
go, iu the late ceuntry of Hanover; Halle, in the
rate country of Mandcnboprg ; and Marbourg, in
the country of Hesse. The Universities of Helin-
si4d6 in the country of Brunswick, and- Rintal, in
the country of Hesse Schombourg,, will be stippress
ed. The College of War will be suppressed on the
Ist January next. The Hotel of this College is in-
tended for the Oakes of the Public Treasury.. The
Military Treasury will be untited to the Treasury of
the Chamber. The Hotel of the Ancient Btatts of

the Calm* will be appropriated to the Ministry of
• the Interior. Tbe'King has purchased the Palace of
thocattutess ScuLoTutp for the establishment, of
the Secretary of • State, M. JEAN Da MULLER, and
his officers. Thu Court of Appeal will consist of
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four Judges and several Presiviostits, but they are not
appointed.
An Official trournal will be published at Cassel
udder the title of Aloniteur lltestphalien. This
Journal will, be the depositary of the constitutional
laws of the kingdom, and will contain the Royal
Decrees, the public Aas relative to the different
parts at the Administration, and, in a word, all the

dispositions and instmetiois issued from aovernr
went and the Constituted Autharities.—(llinsiteur,
Jo. 6.)

CorgsarAnaw, DEC. 20.--The English have been
drivin from the Isla of Hoen by a contagions ma-
lady which has made fearful ravages among them.
All communication with that Island has, in come-
looneeo been forbidden ; but vrovistnn bag been
*du to 4104)14), the hthabitaots with all the nec.es-
Iraq succours.
'rho Batteries on our coast and our Privateers

Italia made a signal that an Engßali Ship is in bight :
it is supposed to be that which carries home Lord
Gow43, the English Ambassador at St. l'eler.,,,bnrgh.
We have received letters frow,Sweden whicti state

that a Dic.t will be immediately --
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EL.SIN DEC.,17.--.-TWO Masters of Ships M.
M. PurEnsENT arid WICHMANN, from Mao
lave arrived at ..Gotteriburgh, 'report, that at their
departure intolligence had been received that about
fifty Vo;sos, making part of the last English con-
had hc,en forced, by stress of weather, to take
reftige in flie ports of Norway, where they had been
capttird and declared lawful prizes.
According to letters from Sweden, several Eng-
lish Merchant. Vessels have gone to Stockholm and
put their cargoes on board Swedish Vcsiels in order
to cootv,:y o.cm to England..--(illoniteur, Jail. 2).
PAM:), JAN, a.--", The four Sail of the Line and
four Frigates which the French army found in
Lis-
bon, are fitting out foi'sa.