The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-29 00:00:00

i'RENCH AND DUTCH PAP-EELS':

SitM.E.IN Nov. .f2.---The revolt which, has broken
out in Bosnia is appeased,' and tranquility is re-esta-
blished 'in that Turkish Province. It appears.evert
that a stop.has been put to the informations against
•the Greeks, who are charged with having taken part
in the insurreaion: The Turkish troops ar,e, cone
siderablyraugmented in.-Bosnia, and are advancing
towards the frontiers of Servia. .
PETERSEURGU, Nov.
,12.--We have received ac-
counts that our army in, Moldavia has defeated
,the
Turks in the environs ot. Silistria, and .taken from
the enemy 16 pieces of cannon and 12 standards.
SEMLIN, Nov. 3.—A1l die Pachas who were 'with
their'troops in ,the environs of .Sophia, have. receiv-
ed .orders to. proceed in all haste towarCl:4
It is believed that the Russian
.arrny will' soon come
to an engagement with that of the 'Grand Vizier.: ..1.
According
.to accounts We hive received froth
Bosnia, the Turks impale a great number of Greeks,
for having taken part in the "late conspiracy; the
Papas, in particular,
.are treated with great cruelty.
HAMBURGH, DEC.,I.—Wp have here
~a
phalian.garrison, who are preparing to celebrate, in
a splendid manner, the anniversary of the,ciironation
of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon. OM- Ma-.
gistrates and the body of the citizens Will:take part
in this brilliant ceremony.
STARGARD, Nov. 20.—His Majesty the King of
Prussia having ordered the confiscation of all the
goOds and efteds of 'the-famous •Majt,l Schill, an
Ordinance has this day been published in city, On the
part of the Governor-General of Prussian Pomera-
nia, summoning all persons who may be in posses-
sion of such goods and effeas to declare the same,
and pay in the value before the loth of January.;
1810,' tinder pain of severe punishinent. • '
WArtsA),v, Nov. 27.—COMmissioners have been
appointed for the demarcation of the frontiers be-
tween Austria and the. Grand Duchy of Warsaw.
On the 13th of this month,. a party of OUT troops
took possession of Wieliczka, where the • famous
salt mines of Cracow are. The inhabitants received
our brave men with: enthusiasm : the officers were
'invited to a very splendid ball.

CONSERVATIVE SENATE. •
SPEECH OF THE VICEROY or ITALY.

"PRINCE, SENATORS—.I-011: have heard the pro-
jet of the Decree submitted to your deliberation. I
feel it incumbent on me, on this occasion; to make
adeclaration of those sentiments by which my Cami-
b, is animated, . • ..
." My mother, my sister, and myself, owe every
thing to the Emperor. To us he has proved a real
father, and at all times be shall find in us devoted.
children and obedient subjects.
" It is necessary for the happiness of France,.
that the founder of, this fourth dynasty should grow
old amidst a race of descendants in the
,dirett line,
who may become the pledge of our security and of
the national glory.
." When my mother was crowned in the presence
of the nation, by the, hands of her augnst husband,
she laid her Self under the obligatidn to sacrifice her
felings and affections for the welfare of France:—
'She has 'discharged with magnanimity, grandeur,
and dignity, tilts great duty. Her heart has often
melted in witnessing the confliling passions in the
heart of a personaccnstorned_tn govern Cot-tune her-
; self, and to advance with a him step to, the accom-
plishment Of his great designs. :The tears which,
this (*termination ,has wrong from the Emperor
constitute the glory of my tattier. .In the situa-
tion in which she is about to he. placed, her 'wishes
Land her feelings Will accompany the new happiness
Ithat awaits,us; and with a mixture of pride and sa-
t. tisfhetion she will view the fortunate result-that will
arise to her country and her Emperer, from the sa-
critices to whicl..shemill have submitted."

Answer of Buonaparte, to the Address of the Le- _
gislative Body :—,-
" GENTLEMEN,
" President and Deputies of the-Legislative Body,
•I accept the sentiments which you express. I know
the attachment of your body to my person. France
stands in need of a Modepte bUt strong MOriarchy.
The present • epoch ought to be distinguished not
only by the glory of the Fiench arms, but also by
the prosperity Of its commerce, the wisdom of its
laws, and the brilliancy of arts, of science, and of
letters. I have overcome many obstacles to colidua
France to its aaual situation. Both myself and ta- ,
mily will always sacrifice even our dearest atie&ions
to the interests and welfare of this great nation.—
' With the assistance of God, and the constant
lcive of my people, I shall overcome whareyer shall
oppose my great designs. I wish still to live for 30
years, that I may serve thirty years more my sub 7
psis, consolidate this vast empire, and see, this dear,
France embellished by all the prOslierities which I
have conceived."

For some time past, a gang of depredators have
been infesting the town and neighbourhood of Pe-,
terhead. Scarcely a week has passed, of late, in
whiCh there was not a house or shop" brokeii
On the night between the Ist and 2d, current, the
shops of Messrs. James Arbuthnot, jun. and Adam
Arbuthnot, were entered in a most dexterous man-
ner. The Agent for .the Aberdeen Bank usually
'transacts business in an intermediate, room bet Ween
the shops, which is also the Post-Office ; and the'
object of the thieves was evidently to plurtaer
both the Bank and the Post-Office.; but in this they
were luckily disappointed; as all the cash was pro-
perly secured. elsewhere ; and they we'rd'obliged tO
content 'themselves with carrying away sixty or se-
venty pounds .of tea, a parcel of trinkets, and arti-
cles of little value. They entered by a window,
picked the locks of every door, desk, and drawer,
that stood in their way ; and an open shop door in
the morning shewed what had been going on during
the night. Ad attempt so daring was never known
in that part of the country; and it is with much sa-
tistaaion we have to mention, the thieves have been
detected, and are 'committed for trial to the gaol of
Aberdeen, after a laborious precognition before
Baillie Robertson, and other Justices of the Peace;
at Peterhead. The persons committed !are.---Tlio
Inas Will, in Peterhead, 'and his wife ; Mary Phil-
lips, there ; Thomas Matthew, in Stains ; and Eli-.
zabeth Ste Wart, who, it seems; lives " here and
there, and every where." ,It is to be hoped . that'
the rest of the gang will receive a salutary letsoti
from the fate of their cornpauious.