The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

In Egypt every thing is quiet, end in Constenti-
nopi,e provaisiovs of all kinds are received in abort- 'I
dance from that province. On the other hand, the
Wechabites continue to keep possesssion of almost
all Arabia, without even excepting the holy cities of ;
Mecca and Medina. The Pacha of Bagdad has the
greatest difficulty in oppoiiing the enterprizes formed
by them on the side of Bussora. Whilst the Sob-
lime Porte is occupied against the Russians, it will
scarcely be possible to take energetic measures
against the Wechabites, those dangeronS enemies of
Islacni nee.
PARIS, Nov. 14.—Great preparations are already
making at• Notre Dame, in order to celebrate the
Anniversary of the Coronation.
All the Generals of the Imperial Guards are re-
turned to Paris. The first columns of this corps are
shortly expected.
The deputation of the Greek Synod of Dalmatia
is just arrived in Paris, charged to present to his Im-
perial and Royal Majesty the acts and homage of the
gratitude of The Syncd. •
,Prince Kurakin, the Ambassador from Rnv.ia, ar-
rived'on the 10th- at Fontainbleau. His Excellency
resides in the Imperial Palace.
BRUNTJ, OCT.. f..l.—T;le Gazette of i his town
announces that the fortress of Spielberg,
occupied by the French, a.:,ceeably to the armistice
of the toth July, is to be dernoli!lbel, as the forti-
fications of Vienna have already been. -This fortress,
so celebrated in the lii%tory of this country, was eva-
cuated in I 80Z.), on the approach of the French.—
The Sclavonians, 1-.1111.- yet Pagans there, formerly
adored the God of Thu oder, w hoin they called Mo.

\TIEN NAAN 017. 4. t. Priue Charles of ocnwarzeu-
berg, Pppoinled Ambassador by his Majesty the Ern-
peror•of Austria to the Court of Er;_uice, bat out on
the Ist inst. for Paris. The !Fame day i ire `Prince of
Neuidiatei seta to his i'daj,,,,ty ihe Emperor of the
French, the 3-iiil-ication of the Military Conveation
negociated by -virtue of the Treaty of Peace, and
concluded on tie 2511 i October.

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We learn from then, that a new. assembly of the
Sates of Hungary has been convoked for the 18th
of December, this year.
TessEN, Nov. s.—An Envoy from the Com-
mittee of Deputies of Reuty arrived here this day,
about noon, and presented to the Provisional Tribu-
nal of this town a letter, in, which all the Deputies
of that Committee beg pardon, and.implore the cle-
mttncy of the King, promisincf, as a ,pledge of their
submission, to deliver up their arms to-morrow.
They have withdrawn all the posts which they had
stationed, and rebuilt all the bridges which they
had destroyed. Perfect tranquility prevails in the
distri& of iteuty. In consequence of the proceed-
ings of its inhabitants, the Tyrol is completely laid
open on one of the sides where it wa. bast accessi-
ble ; and consequently it is no longer doubled that
the submission of this distria will speedily tie fol 7
lowed by that of the whole country.
AVGSBUKG, Nov. 7.—Letters of yesterday, from
Tussen, positively assert, that hostilities have ceased,
and that the insurgents have laid down their arms.
Travellers, who have arrived to-day from those parts,
confirm .the intelligence.
Pau's, Nov.q I.—The division of Gen. Severoli
entered Linx, in the Tyrol, without opposition, on
the 2d dt November.