The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

JUNE 12.

In the beginning of this month,. the Whole of the
City of Conttantin .was in the utmost alarm.
Intelligence had been received 'of the irruption of
the troops of PASsWAN OGLOU into Weillarbra; and
at the same time advice cote that the rebetiou3
Paella of Koinelia, GIORGI OMAN, had advanced.
with his' troops to Kirialine. it was rutriunrcd'
that his intention Was, in conjundion with spine
other revolted Turkish Commanders, to advance
Connantinople. A panic terror immediately
seized the City. All the troops here, and in the
vicinity, amounting in the whole to about 40,000
Men, among which were five Regiments of Jaws.
caries, were ordered to occupy, as speedily as pos-
sible, all the 'avenues to Courtalainaph. The
CAP:TAN PACHA put himself at the head of these
troop,. Some ill-disposed persons spread a report
that On the ISt inst. the day on which the janissa..
ries were to receive their pay, a tbrmal Rebellion
would break out. All markets and shops were on
that day shut up, by order of the Government, .and.
numerous patroles paraded the streets. The day,
however, passed over without any disturbance, and
the alarm greatly subsided, when it was kno‘rn the
Janissaries had received' their pay in the presence
Of theGit'AND SIGN inR, without skewing any symp.
toms of discontent. The troops -of the rebellious
Pacha,, GEOROI OSMAN, about '5OOO in number,
likewise retired front Kirktililse, un the approach
of the Turkish Army.
We now know wilt certainty., that the rebellious
GIORGI OSMAN, who was falsely repotted
to be in cunnettion with PisssW;vil OOLot,t, has sub
mitred, and has written a Letter to the CAPITAN,
PArHA, to declare his willingness to obey all %the
orders of the 'GitAtio SICNUO,R he• only requests
pa) ment oldie arrears dne to his troops, whicti will
be immediately sent him. The troops under the
ordets'Of this PACHA will now join the Expedition ,
against PASSWAN OClau, of the Army employed on
which the CAtit TAN PACLIA will be Cornmander in
Chief.

MILAN,
.11.1211 i 30.

•llilE •Poist has 'returned the visit made him by the
new Kr NG Of SAitD)NiA• at Rome. In theßepuh-
licolGrimr, the Nobility are entirely, abolished;
and the Great Council consists only of Literati and
Merchants. A new Revolution was lately on the
point.of breaking out in the Fslaud of Cefitionia, but
the plot was timely discovered; Ytnd sev6teen of
the principal authors of it arrested and imprisoned:

'CORN' EXC if A AVE,
7u&26.
'tux Marliet this day had a tolerable supply
of Grain in general : Wheat, in the early part of the
day, looked hp, hut from the dull sale, it fell 2S. and
35. per Quarter ; Barley and Malt have a brisk saki
there being a demand for Pease and Beans, they
both are es. dearer ; we have many Oats at Market
with little aiterition in price ; Flout neatly as be.
fine.

Wheat Sas a 63s a ft.s od !leant a s's a3O od
Fine du. L. 73s a 7ss cd Tick ditto 6. 33s a 36s Ad
(Walt 7. 40 a 44$ a sjs od Oats - ts's a 20$ a 25S id
Fineditto . SO a sss •it Polaltd du. 26s a z7s 6d
Barley . 32. s a -36 s 6d Rape Seed 331 a 361 per last
Rye . . 34$ a is ad Fine Hour so.i a 56s per sack
Whitt Pent, 38S a 42S' id Second do. ass a SiS per do.