The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-23 00:00:00

IRE, VCR AND GERAi PALE 7s.

PARIS, Arttit. Monitpeliet some ill-dis-
Ned persons spread a n-pott, that the flour was
tcling to be mixed with maize. Thy, Mayor of the
t3Wn publicly contradit-ied• this intelligence, by an-
n°llfleing tha% such a measure was tendered the less
necessary, as there had lately arrived a sufficient
quantity of irain,, to ensure a .supply till the next
harvest.

The letters:from the Southern Provinces of the
empire, the climate of which Already allows ajudg-
ment to be formed, respeeting this crop, all agree in
6!ating that it presents a most favourable appear-
Ance.

• They write from Toulon, that .provisions continue
to arrive in that port.--Seven vessels from Italy, la-
' den with corn, entered it between the 6th and 7th
• instant several others were also expe&ed. It is
added, never did the harvest present so fine an al.?-
. Pearance as it' dUes this season.
l‘lntircx, APltt L. 2.—On the 30th March there
has a great assembling of all the troops stationed in
the
northern part of the Tyrol. These stoops ma-
litzeuvred with the utmost precision. the Prince
t/Yal directed the movements.

InielligencP, from Vienna states, that the Russian
Prince BR GATION, has arrived with a corps
,Lvi'armee; 'upon the frontiers of Galacia. Count de
4‘'iowsssaLzoF is still at Vienna, but it is supposed
1,
departure from thence, for St. Petersburg, will
40°11 take place.
CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 14.-The Grand Seig-
116r yesterday went, agreeably to annual custom, to
lhe Janissary's Hotel, to receive his pay as a private
i atlissarY ; he watt received with the most lively
,
'celamations by I hrse troops, who have lately
euleed much satisfaction. They know that their
Chief` were the first in their Divan to vote for the
cot.itinuation of the war, and every Janissary has
8"41 to follow them, and tuaLniain the honour of
11
Arl/4t military corps of the Empire. The Grand
figh"r, previous to qnitting the hotel, dispensed
treat
largesses.
V
MiRCH 21.—The prohibition, at pre..
0-etlt subsiiting a i nst the exportation of all kinds
f
grain, has been renewed.

41111 ACT OVA LETTER VROM COPENHAGEN, DATED

28TH MARCH.

et Baron DE BICOL leas just arrived here in qua-
tftY of Charge d'Affaires bum Austria. The Port
kAsineur is still filled with ice, but the Sound is
o@a flee troiu it."

AUG
"URGE', MARCH 20.—The lasst letters from
ienna, stale, that nothing more than skirmishes
ilaVe AS yet taken place between • the Ruqsian and
I\l;kish troops, butt that a decisive affdir was shortly
expected, as. the Grand Vizier appeared. determined
Rot to allow the Russians to establish themselves on
the right banks of ih,
-PRANKF6RT, MARCH 14.—Yeverday twolzrencb
(4tiriers ed pass through this town, proceeding from
4iresdzn to Paris.

The
latest advises from Berlin are to the 26th of
~arch- The French continued there, and received
th aecott)mciarton which the inhibitants had it
tbeir power to,bevow. Prt-parations were mak-
veg between Koningsherg and Memel f))r the re-
it Otion and accommodation of tOti,ooo French
11::iPs• All the grat:aries at Koningsberg, Me-
ttti 'ind the pri,cipal towns in. the Prussian do-
ni°ns. are locked up, -in order to preserve the
pt.
4"1 contained in therm for the use of the French
t)(:eite\rdly a Court of Directors was held at the
~St India Hoi;se, %hen Captain R. HAY, ot•the
• t7f.larcitioaess of Ely ; Captain W. P. D'ESTERRE,
thN Fairlie; and Captain G. HOOFER, of the
Flowe, took leave, previous 'to departing for
Tile defaulters on the Call of the House of Corn-
ill. lig Yesterday were ordered to attend the ouse
iko H
s day.
ihelhe 29th Regiment of Foot is appointed to relieve
Staffordshire Militia, at Windsor.
v,ie,,aPt• PRlCary, of the 6oth regiment, was seized
L'"l a fit on Monday,-and was taken into a 11.4,i5e at
"(11belh, where he soon expired. . -
si LtTEnaTuaa.—The Recitations of the New Ver-
rii°l.ll of LUCRETIUS, by Dr. BUSBY, concluded last
is 1,`"; at his house in Queen Ann-stfeet WQ.Et. It
to'Llt justice to the learned and ingenious Translator
or.sa.Y. that he has expressed the sentiments of his
,/18inal with spirit, accuracy, and high poetical
ir) eac:Jur. His son deli'ered the whole with ani-
-6.4
41;Ik'n, judgment, and all requisite diversity of ex-
ssion. At the end of the recitivion, a Gentle-
s) named FrstiEß, proposed that the company
1-I°llld join in maitif sting their sense ,af the excel-
ti of the composttion, as well as their approba-
i)4 of' the
h ability with which it vas recited. T 9
I 8 Proposal tt.e company, which consisted of
.many
ti tuleinen of well-known taste and learning, hear-
'illy assented, and the Doctor and his son expressed
er
thanks for so flattering a testimony. in their
qvour.
tiritursday night, between elevpn and twelve
4.ock, Sydney College,
,Cambridr,e, was discover-
te IQ be on fire in two places, art", no doubt is en-
'aine,l but it wa-s set ;It fire by f#otne incendiary-,
It 4 butler in a Gentleman's liamily in GoWer-.
bZiet, Bedford-square, was lot md hailing in a
`ding at the 15 tick ot his mailer's house Mon-
Y llst• A Coronet', Jul
,sit on the body
;edgy,