The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

ROME, Avo. 1.

DIE Barbary Corsairs have taken four Neap°.
litan Vessels off Gaeta, and a. I'.utugu—t,se Ship
in the neighbourhood of Monte Circe°. The crew
of the latter threw themselves into the sea, and
out of forty men of which it consisted, only
two were saved, A, Neapolitan. Polacre wft.
'likewise attacked by the same Corsairs, but beat
them off.- A Sardinian Qalley fought, and took a
• •
Tunisian Galliot, with tto men, and retook two
Neapolitan Polacres which the Galliot had before
taken. All these vessels were carried into the Isle
Madelena.

On Sunday last the Pursers of the Hon. East
dia Company's ships the Doke of grieflertgh, Capt.
THOMAS WALL ; the Preston, Captain THOMAS
GARLAND IVFoRRAy ; and the Walpole, Capt. JAS.
SkNDILANDS, the former from China, and the'two
latter from Bencoolen, arrived 4t the East India
House with their Dispatches. They sailed from
the Island of St. Helena on the 4th day of July, at
which time not any ship was at the Island. The
following.were hourly looked for—the Earhf Ab.-r-
-gart.enny, Taqntort Castle, Belvedere, Woodford, Al-
bion, Alfred, caves, Warle.y, and extra.ship
beth.

PARES, Au 46. zjL

THE departure of General Atlntt toss! for Lon-
don, is to take place in the course of fifteen days.
HAGUE, AUG. 18.—The Legislative Body has
terminated its extraordinary Sittings. They will
not meet again before the Is th 061ober.
The proposal of Government to inderrinify the
Holders of East India Stock, by granting them the
exclusive trade to China, has been rejefted, as in-
consistent with the interests of the State.
A new Company is to be established, to Carry
on the Whale Fishery in the latitude of the Cape
of Good Hope, and upon the Coasts of Africa.
The Americans and the English have Carried on this
Fishery for some time with great success. Every
Inhabitant of this Republic, and of the Cape, may
take a part in this Trade. The Vessels that are
to be employed in the Fishery,
.must be fitted
out in this Country, but after two yeat's no yes_
gels will be permitted to engage in it that are not
Dutch-built. The oil, &c. of the whales, must be
sold in our Ports before it can be exported to
Foreign Nations.
MADRID, AUG. r.—Great preparations are
making for the marriage of the Infanta MARIA
ISABELLA to the HEREDITARY PRINCE of the
'lwoSicatEs, as well as for the journey of Their
majesties to gareelona. Four Palaces are fitting
Op in that City; which will communicate with each
other by two-bridges, which are building.
Their Majesties will leave 4Vadridabotit the end
t)E Atignst, and will arrive at garcelona early in
September. Their SICILIAN MAJESTIES and the
IQNo and QUEER of ETRURIA are expelled there
about the same time.
GENbA, Atic. d.—BoilAtimtiE, First Consul
'')F the French Republic; President of the Italian
Republic, to the Senate of the Ligurian Republic,
Daly jo,
" Citiiens Senators of the Ligurian Republic,
the interest with whith your Nation inspiret the
tench People, and the particular confidence whith
ltle7 do not cease to repote in me, tender it my
Uty to contribute, at Much as possible, to conSo:.
Nate yotii tranquillity; and secure your intiepedd.
flee and pioSpetity.
41 Genoa and its shores have bien the theatre of a
bldody War:. I. am pleased to recogniie; that in
midst of the Most terrible vicissitudes you have
faithful to; and made a commdn cause with,
fine treat Peciiiie; *jou haVe destroyed Oligarchy,
which inspired different sentiments, and those fadicins
tviiiCh troubled your repose; ecirnproMised your credit;
and plated your liberty in danger. Great Powers
perhaps, preserve tesentMeni ar your condu6,
tut the French lieople always considered yotir cause
as their own. A ConsiitUtion founded on Equality;
itat first of benefits, consolidates your existence,
Whilst great Provinces render compael and inetease
Your territory.
Let what you have suffered be fditotein: Rea
collect what your FaAleis endured for the pitrpOie of
acquiring some miserable Distriels. Proscribe all
,_P,aftions, maintain and presetve a tespe& for your
Voristitution anti your Religion; and educate your
children in a love for the bieat People.' Then
tiqt' wretched Galleys shall be teplated good
;hips of
..War; which will prOteCt your Con merte
ih the LeVariti the Countries of which ate yet full
43f the remembrance of your Ancestors.
te Citizens Senators of the Ligurian Reptiblic,
tell Your telltth-Citiiens, that in appointing the
Citizen who is to be the first occupant of .the place
Doge; I lave only acceded td their Wish; and
that under present circumstances; it is the greatest
rilark Of attention I can bestow upon their.
f C
Tell them to recollect; that whateVer adds to
then' happiness, will to me be a subjea of joy and
atisfadion; as their misfortunes will cause my

!egret;

(Signed)

ac BONAPARTO'

Rgs.
M' rSENoN's magnificent Book Of TraVels in
,IPts has excited considerable attention in Lon-,
:—A complete translation by Mr. AittlN will
appear in a few days, accompanied by upwards of
an hundred large and interesting Prints, Foe-similes
• o.f the originals ; but so eager is the public curio.
.11,tY, that to meet it, an Abridgment in two Octavo
volumes is offered for sale, with only seven of the
Plates, and these of a reduced size. As M. DENON
Ira'/gilled as an Artist, and his text chiefly consists
of elucidations of the prints, it is obvious that a
translation unaccompanied with the chief part o
Prints, is but the shadow without the substancef the.
rOa the 24th of July, the foundation stone of the
Iv Academy which is to be erefted at Abo, in
rland, was laid in the presence of the KING and
of SWEDEN,
4and PRINCE WILLIAM of
_l-liv a ; and6uc E under this stone was placed a
er vase, with the following inscription
cle,,C':•lst4vus IV. Adolphus, Rex, Si.ecia, novw aedis Aca-
Aboensis suo jussu et munificentia extruendw, prt-
lirTri
hclapidetn prw'sente Conjuge, Regina Frederica Dorothea
posuit, die XXIV Julii,. Anne MDCCCII.
the vase His MAJESTY deposited several pieces
Swedish coin.
wMr• an-1 Mrs. Fox, we believe, are still in Paris.
te. have not heard that he has been presented to the
COmul yet.

iVEYMOUTII, Aucirs+ g.

LAST night THEIR MAJEs-riF.s and the PRIN-
CESSES honoured the Theatre with their .preSence,
to see the Comedy of She rwould and She would
not,. and the Entertainment. of The Aniztomist,
or the Shavi lioaor ; in the Play Mr. BANISTER
performed the part of Trappanti, and Mrs. MILLS
Flora; in. the Farce, Mr. BANNISTER Crispin,
and Mrs. MILLS Beatr;ce. Mr. BANNISTER also
sung two songs he was, as Usual, very Much
applauded : and Mrs. MILLS received the approba-
tion of every one present. It was the laSt night
of Mi. BANNISTER'S performing.
This morning HIS MAJ EST t and the DUKE of
GLOUCESTER bathed.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, the
DUKE Of GLOUCESTER, and PRINCESS
attended Divine Service, where they heard Mr.
OGLE preach a sermon from Mark i. ver. 3s.
After Church, His MAJESTY, . the DUKE Of
GLOUCESTER, Lord WALSINGHANI, Colonels PiTz.
ROY and CARTWRIGHT, walked on the EsOanade.