The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-17 00:00:00

FROM TIIE FRENCH PAPERS.

PaRSRUJIGII, Novi 26.—They write from Con'
stantinople, that the-Conspiracies successively formed
against the actual Grand Vizier, by the partizans of
the late Sultan, and the Janissaries; have induced
IVIVSTAPHA BAIRACTAR to ad with greater severit I
than he .has heretofore done against his enemies.--
Executions have greatly increased during the.last six
or eight weeks, at, Constantinople, but as dinning[_
justice is very expeditious, no publicity is given to
these wrests. It is impossible to learn the details
and fads which serve as the basis for condemnation.
Besides, they abstain, at present, from speaking at
Constantinople of these different events, so that tiler
remain enveloped in the most prOlounl secrtcy.

We are only assured that the confidence of MUS-.
TAPHA BAIRACTAR has been cruelly abused, which
has rendered hires very distrustful. In faa, among lb°
persons put to death or banished, there are many
individuals'who are thought zealous partizans of th@
revolution winch has placed Sultan Mahotnet 134
the throne of the OSKANi-

,We are assured that B AC-4E AG-A;-'a restless
who had always about him a troop-of people, with'
out occupation, and who has been beheaded irien6'
of the public places, had formed the resolution °i
killing the Grand Vizier; but the project was disc
covered by one of his accomplices, and all the Con'
spiratOrs, with their Chief, were arrested. We °°
longer have any talking at Constantinople of an/
new attempts of the English Envoy, Mr. ADA", t°
enter into negotiations with the Porte. It appears
that the categorical answers which the Turkish (30"
vernment has given at different times,t6 the appro.'.
tious, which,, this Minister has made to the Divan, has .
induced him' to renounce' his projeEts, We are as'
su.red that he will immediately return to England) t°
.
inform his. Cabinet of the bad success of his. ne4°'
tiation.. The public report at Constantinople is',
that the British, Cabinet had made some overtore4
to the Porte before it. had received, the news. Of the
deposition of Sultan MusrArnA, and_ that it thn
more flattered itself with the hope of succeeding, 1:
it had corrupted sotrie of the principal Member.s °
the Divan. It was upon the intrigues of these pers°v.
ages that England depended for detaching the Pale
from its alliance with France; for to detach core
easily Sultaq MUSTAPEIA from France, the partlAo
of England endeavoured. to persuade 'Sultan Mss'
TAPHA that it was France who had compelled,
tail SELOI to annihilate, by. degrees, the .T.anis.szttiOA
and to create an tauropean army, but the rev.olut-40
at Constantinople, and the elevation of MUSTAPS:I:
BAIRACTAR to, the place of Qrand derallii

all these plans—.
Mr. ApAica having heard of this revolt 91„' °a.
Malta, informed his Government of it, and WOe
new instructions. The British Cabinet ordered °II'
to use every means to gain the new Grand '
and his principal partizans ; he then set out for. the
Archipelago, furnished with very large sums of 114.
ney ; but the means of corruption Were destrofed4
and he has retired, greatly surprized that his nife'r-5
would, not even be listened to. They add, that tlic;
Turkish Government.is very well informed_ with 116'
that Eng,land has done for the last year to. 89W dis#
cord on the Continent ; and that the Grand Viie.o
BAIRACVER, has declared that he considers, ever/
Power who makes a Common-cause with England as.
a lost rower.
4 appears determined that the Turkish Fleet sboll
51'
not pass the Dardanelles. Many ships. have -6
ready returned to port, and been laid up f9r, tl
winter. The others will lose no time in foiip.,NiP'
them. It is said that two English Frigatesch
were cruizing in the Archipelago have retort
to Malta. Smyrna and Alexandria are 05 lidos
blockadel as Salonica, and it is not thought c:
o._
enemies intend to renew the blockade "I'll7t
the winter, but the commerce, and navigation °f
these, Seas ate still disturbed by the great hurnue

of privateers which infest them.
`VIENNA, Nov., Ig.—Within a short time 51I‘
houses have stopped payment in this place, Old
about 2 in Trieste.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 22.--0111' last intelligence
front Batavia states, that Marshal DEANDILS, NI"
has been appointed Governor of that Colony, 105
escaped the vigilance of the English Cruizers, which
have lately captured one of our Frigates, and arrivt-4
safe in Batavia.
NAPLES, Nov. 18.—The environs of Vega),
are,threatened with a violent irruption of that "Jo
cano. The inhabitants of the town of Torre
Greora, about 13,000 in number, have all dc,erte°
the place, which, during the last irruption, w 351
for a considerable part, covered with lava.
AUGsBURCH,. Nov. 11.—Yesterday morning, ,`s
Turkish Courier passed through this City, 00
way to Paris, attended by t,k o Turkish Office,l:l;
In the evening, .Prince KultAMll arrived here, v",O
a considerable retinue, and witl set out to-Ivorr°
for the French Capital, where be is to reside _g
Russian Ambassador.
Mr,
HANovE4, Nov. 28.—0 n the 17th inSt• e-
PATJE, Pti‘v Counsellor, arrived here on-his
Itlln from Paris, and it is now reported th:it
b";
French troops whop occupy this CQuntry are to
reduced t0,14,0Q0 lam: