The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

PAUER4.i.

ANAPLE3, AUG. OfliaSG, in Sicily,
situate near Cape Orlank has beitun til refuse
oheti...ame to the new Sicilian tioverninent.
town has a population rsf 10,000 The in-
habitants hate already by main Coree resisted the
troops Lein to restore tranquility a 1 good order
among them. They have fortiried thenisclves,
placed artillery upon their walls, and formed a
corps of 4000,conibutants. The Sifnlian Govern-
ment demanded a reinforcement ut troops unit
the English to subdue this town, but the Euglith
replied they could net iuterfere. in Bach affairs.—
Serious troubles hnve also broken out in ealernio.
The dearness of provisions was the oct,aslon of
them. The people went to the prisons and took
for their auxiliaries the 'individuals detained in
them. Thirty persons perished in this tunnilL—
Many others have bceo itrrettitql ; two individasis,
known for chiefs tit the sedition; 'were executed
two days ago.

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GENOA, JULY 2•l--Capt. Barthelemy, Cassia-
geuo,. left ,Malta On the :id inst. 'arrived at
Leghorn on the itith, 'and announcd that at the
moment of his departure the,plaguel:ollZ limed its
ravages in that i tatntl, and that.the number of
victims Was from 18 to 20 daily
DRESDEN, Au a. I.—The entienehments which
are to cover this town being nearly coolpleted;
we are now.oecupied in planting palisades ; they
will be numerous, if v'. fluty jo:ige by the blows
Which resound in the neig;aboariog torests. We
are ,also lalwariag with great activity to re,
establish the great stone bridge which was blown
up last string.
.The works , relative to this ob-
ject were only commenced in the latter end' of
June, and they are already very far advanced.
Wt. expect that iu six weeks,, the rcconstructioit
will be completed. We still continue to see tioops
watch arrive from Mayenec defile, and proceed
forwards,

The French and confederate corps wh: Ai arc ia.
the two Lan-otitis and Silesia., remain tranquil in.
theireantoomenti; the cavalry is eXereised, and
manceuvres perfectly ; the regiments are at their
full complement; they have but very few'slek ;
be spirit of the troops is excellent ; the Chiefs.
Maintain the most exact diseipline, thus coin.
plaints are rare;
.they are iititantly done justice
to. The fortress:of ‘Virtendaerg is provisioned,
and contains a numerous garrison ; .it nev,er was
to 'he 'compared with ‘ylnit it. iN at pi'cgellt.
have still a part of the Lupe-v.l:d Guard here l the -
other regiments .belonging to that niagniheent
corps are These have esta!d‘shed
at seeeeld.pointa,:ilmd within leach of the ditfe;%.tit
corps, immense mitgaiines; they are fund suppiies
of every description.
PAUIS, AUG. 16.--Nesterday. was a glorious
day.for Frenchmen the inhabitants of Paris in
an especial manner proved that the anniversary
of. the 'birth of their august Sovereign ‘‘as rot
them the tkte of love.rmil gratitude. In the'even-
ing the Theatres, which were opened gratic,
taf-
fered the most animated,-the most touching pia-
tore. All the remarkable passages in the plays
were laid hold of by the.goott sense of the peo-
ple, with great discriMinatiOn ; iii ill/011, they
applauded the 'chaplets sung iu honour of their
Majesties with that frank and lively enthitsiasut
*bleb i2EORIy the offspring of the heart.
On the day of the Fete, at six in the mornlng,.
cannon gave the signal for pleasure and joy. New
benefits still added to the lively ehnsions of those
sentiments, for in aIV those solemnities dedicated
to Napoleon le Grand, he, is pleased to found fur
'his people iisefulnouninentS.-. That; Inst year, or
the Lith of August, was hiss the first stone of the
Palace of the UniverAty and Fine. Arts, and-that
of the Palace for the Imperial Arelii4s, This
year, on the saute day, the navigation of ,the
1141 of the t)urcy, between Pariaand Claye, was
opened, and the first stones have been laid toe
the markets of Si. Germains, ennuis, and tilaneti-
Maineaux. We will not here enntnertste the vast
enneciftionS ,every year executed for the public
utility, and termina4:d at this happy epoch, not
only at Paris, hot throughout all parts hf the Em-
pire. The creation of the port of Clierhureli
one of those memorable events, 'tire ce/a4 o
.t w iciw
is lost in the innlit ot. the immense rays of: gliny
Which
.sntronnil onr Uotpcl or but it- akind 1.64,1(1
be suillcient to immortalise another•sOyereign.

(I.EII,NLVN • PAITaItS,

GENERAL ORDERS BY THE CROWN PRINCE

• " Strslsmid, Head-gannets.
" In the interval afforded by the proloagathm of the Ar-
mistice, it is the carom recommendutiott of ins !loyal High-
ness that. the Connipanding Officers of, Itegiqients or Corps
&hail devote their attention. to improve the dbeiplitie of their
met t, met else them in military unineeuvr...•s, anti by proper lc-
, pi O. to the equipments, render the soldiers efficient mail Able
to take the field at the shortest miter."
' FHANKFoRT, kuo. t3.—The Grand Duke
by an li,liet,clateil the 10th 'July, of itervi
Loan 10 hi. ex ft e tett, tti henpplied tort,..irds
orotions.
Coal:cttEihtiliiii°llthslct I:rPtra'f)e' 11
1111
tiac
iriftl 1t),.04141:'15' t:si:etl-:
as ci. )ia4i.d the
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t` ay hlat rt 1';
tilt:is:1;1; 1 13111:iclihy:::-..
pissi me..onites were .a..en r, ni-;,
ittill'itatigh the city wits put tinder (pLir.iiitine, the ititi,,,,Tee
do not i.preail with rapidity, i,4 p u tieuiar quilt :mil
eavirome, frt,nt I b Baltic to the tug.- it euttonitteit
in the villogoi. Itr the city of t)desot it c iri ,t 1 n..;11
ettain individuals, fill(' openirdii t;flt,kiofl in the ,if
the province. At Ismail it ceased on toe ft i,t'+,'lt'llyl.4,o.
yetis'...—There were only two sick in toe intoct.l, ttl loi„,ccnit,4,.,
and in February lust the guarani:we lIERMANIT.ADT, Jim): 6.—Tlle Vizier of Ni: sas
whom the Grand Seignm• leant entrusteri to liooti.
Ciatt with the bervian Chiefs, not during duLtio.