The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-12 00:00:00

DEAL, Oct.

TIDE D;l;gence Sloop, with the Snipe, Charger,
Mariner, and Jackal! Gun-brigs, sailed
to the Westward, and His Majesty's Bombs Vesu-
r4"l") Polcano, Zebra; and Akers, Ferret, and Vic-
toire
Fire.:vessels, for the River Medway,
Commodore SUTTON, in His Majesty's Ship Isis,
with the -Bold and Biter Gun-brigs, sailed this
morning on a Cruize.

Arrived the Yamaica, and remains with the
Overyssel, Amazon, Leyden, Alkmaer, Expre4.s Ad-
vice-boat, Nano, Fire-brig, arid Regard Navy
`?'Transport.

YARMOUTH, Ocr. 11.

ARRIVED the Blenheim, Admiral DrcxsoN, and
Assistance, Ships of the Line, Surprize Frigate,
blades and Driver Sloops, and I'Espiegle Brig,
all from a Cruiie off Goree.
Arrived yesterday morning the Griffin Cutter
from a Cruize, and sailed again yesterday afternoon
" a•Cruize.

Arrived the Prince of Wales, HAmmoNo, from
Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passengers.

Letters from Minorca announce the Capture of
the Courier French Frigate, of 4.4 guns, and 356
:?len) on the 3d of August last, after a running
pht of ten minutes, by La Pomone, Capt. GowER.
e was bound to Elba with stores and ammunition.
ril
P.monels one of a Squadron of Frigates, con-
4i4;lng of the Phenix, Capt. HALSTED, and the
r,e41.7/, Capt. BALLARD, stationed off Porto Ferrajo,
and who were in sight at the time of the capture.
the boats of the Phernix and Pearl, on the sth of
the month, took two vessels laden with ath-
- 2aunitio,,:,.. going into Elba.

THE EAMBURGH'M4IL.

VIENNA, SEPT. 26.

Ix the night, between the 23d and. z.l.th inst.
Lord MINT° received a'second Extraordinary Cou-
rier from Lord.ELqiN at Constantinople, with a
confirmation of the account that an- Armistice for
three days had been concluded between General
MENOU and General HtitcHiNsorr and the Turk-
ish Generals. The Ships which .brought; this ac-
count sailed from Aboukir on the 28th -or August, .
and arrived at Constantinople in twelve days;'. As*
it is supposed the Capitulation of Alo'xandria,pill
be concluded,about the 3oth of,.August,, irktelli-
zence of it may be expeEted to be 'recetied at ton-
stantinople between the tsth -and'" zoth isf, this
month and Lord MINTo and Mr. PAGET flatter
themselves 'that they shall be able to transmit it to,
Vienna before the Sth of 06tober.

. Next week the French Ambassador, the Coun-
sellor of State, CHAMPAGNY, will have his audience
of entry of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY. To-morrow
the Spanish Ambassador leaves this City to go to Pisa.
We have a report here, that .a Congress will be
held in a Town on the Rhiire, to which Deputies
will be sent by the principal European Powers to
discuss several objets of importance relative to the
Political State of Europe,

Mt. ATH AN, Who goes as Secretary, to the
English Embassy :to Constantinople, has had his
audience of leave O their. IMPERIAL MAJESTIES.
The_ French Ambassador, CHAMP AG NY, has
strialy enjoined all his Attendants to conducl them-
selves peaceably, and carefully to avoid giving any.
offence.

• Baron KETTLU from Munster, who brought ad-
vice of the Eleaion of the Archdiike ANTHONY to
the Bishopric of Munster, is still at Vienna.

GENOA, SEr•r.

A Courier .has arrived here from Paris, who
.has brought a new Constitution for our Republic,
which was yesterday laid before our Government
and. Legislative Body. The principal' features of
it are, Genoa is again to have a Doge, 3o Senators,
and a Legislative Assembly of 70 Members. The
Senators must possess property to the amount of at
least to,ooo !lyres ; oue fifth of that Bbdy Ito go
out every year, and be replaced by new Members.

ROME,,Serr. 14.

SeyEltAL families of distin6tion have- arrived hero
from Naples, on account .oche distUrbances in that
City :.other ieMoved to Palermo, in
Sicily. A Chief of the name. of MAMMONE is- at
the head of the malcontents he is at .present on the
boundaries between the Roinan and Neapolitan Ter-
ritories, and appears determined to give battle to
the troops sent against him.
In the Island of Sardinia there are likewise simi-
iar disturbances. A man of the name of MEMMIA,
in the northern part of that Island has put himself
at the head- of a great multitude of people, among
whom he distributes honours and ,privileges. He
defies the troops, and all the measures taken against
hint by Government, sets a price on the heads of
those who oppose him, promises liberty and-friend-
ship to these who offer no resistance, makes priso-
ners, and levies Money,• and all this without being
able to write or read: •if every thing is true that,
is reported of these two fellows,' MAMMONE and
MEMMIA, they appear to mean to aft in their seve-
ral Countries the part of PASWAN OoLir. Their
reign, however, will probably be very short.

ITALY, SEPT. x 8:

ACCORDING to some Accounts from Naples, new
differences and disputes haVe arisen there about the
beginning of this. month, in couseqnence of the
behaviour of the French, who in their turn com-
plain of having been insulted. The-French troops
in the Neapolitan territory, though they were said
to be 16,000 men, only amounted to 9000. in the
beginning of September ; it is said, however that
they will be reinforced with 24)000 men, who will
take possession of all the pots. We ;are also
-assured that- i 6,000 'stand of arms will be sent
thither. The public debt of Etruria is now
estimated at more, than rho millions of Florentine
li/vres, (about 13 of which make a ducat). Of the
4.000 French Troops which still remain in TuScany,
the greater part is destined for the Garrison of
Leghorn.
The French Minister, General CLARK, has ar-
rived at Florence. ;.• _ _

According to some accounts; six Neapolitan feluccas,
and. a Greek ship with 6,000 sacks of corn for the
French Troops on the Island of Elba, have put into
Porto Lgsone.

BERN, SLYT. 23.

AFTER many debates, the Helvetic Government
has come, to an agreement with the French General,
MoNcHotsi, relative to the guarding of the City
of _Bern. It is settled that Guard shall be mounted
alternately, one day by the Helvetic, and the next
by the French Troops. There are to be two sets
of keys to the gates, one to be kept by the French,
and the other by the Helvetic Commandant,
On the z Ist the Committee appointed to consi-
der the Plan of a new Constitution for Helvetia,
gave in its Report accompanied by a letter from
Citizen ZIMMERMAN, in the name of the Commit-
tee, stating the grounds on which the Committee
had aaed. This Report has not yet' been taken
into consideration ; the discussion of it is fixed to
begin on the zsth inst.
The French General, MONCY, who is coming from
Milan, passed through Lugano and Besancon on the
14th inst. It is believed that he will soap return to
Italy and take the chief command of the Army there.
The motions of the French and Swiss Troops
still continue. We are assured that the latter will
take possession of the Frickthal.

LEGHORN, SETT. t 3.

IT is reported here to-day that the French be-
sieging corps before Porto Ferrfijo has been obliged
to retire to Porto Longone (likewise on the Island
of Elbe) for want of provisions, and consequently
that the siege is raised.