The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-19 00:00:00

PARIS) JUL? IS.

AT the First Consul's audience on Tuesday, Mr.
MERRY presented Lord POMFRET, Gen. GREENE,
Governor of Grenada, Colonel D'lsn'ty, Colonel
SAL ISBintY, Lieutenant-Colonel PARKER (Kent
Volunteers), Major SANDFORD, in the service of
the East-India Company, Mr. GREENEi Member
of Parliament, Mr. EARDLEY, Mr. NEAVE, Mr.
PARSONS, and Mr. GREENOUGH.
On Tuesday the twelve Mayors of Paris con-
duEled to the Prefefture, the twelve young Women
endow ed by the Commune. They were accompanied
by their future husbands and their parents. The
Prefe6l, in a paternal discourse, recounted to them
the new duties they were called upon to ful4l, and
those sentiments of gratitude which they ought un-
ceasingly to entertain towards the Government.
The twelve ContraCts of Marriage, prepared by
Citizens DEMAUTOR, and RAYNIDEAU, Members
of the Council General of the D.:partment, and No-
taries of the Administration, having been read,
were deposited in the Office, and signed by the fu-
ture Brides and Bridegrooms, the Parents, the Pre_
fee, the Secretary General of the Prefe6ture, and

the Mayors.
The ceremony was concluded by an Entertain_
ment given by the Prete& to the new spouses, their
farrallies, and the twelve MayorS.
Yesterday the twelve Mart iages having been con_
traded before each Mayor, the-Brides and Bride-
grooms were concluded in state to the parish church,
where their Marriage was blessed by the Cure%
The Fete was concluded by an entertainment
-given to each married couple by each Mayor.
The Prefed of the Department assisted at the
Feast given by the Mayor of the first Distrid, and
the Secretary General of the Prefecture at that
given .by the Mayor of the second District.—
. The toast of happiness and long life to the First
Consul was given, and on all hands received with
enthusiasm ; as also the toast of Gratitude to the
Second and Third Consuls, the Prefect of the De_
partment, and the Mayors.
COPENHAGEN, JUDIE 29.---"-TRINCE WILLIAM of
GLOUCL•STER does not go to Stock/L-Im, but to the
KING, at the Camp formed in Finland.

V/ENN:Ay JUNE 30.--The Regiment of Terxy,
stationed in Carniola, has received orders ro pro.:
ceed by forced marches to Croatia; six Regiments
of Infantry, and three of Cavalry, in Bohemia, are
also ordered to hold theinselves in readiness to march,
but we are uncertain whether to the Frontiers of
Turkey, or nor. PASS WAN OGLOU becomes every
day more form:dable : he has already suffered se-
veral excesses to be committed against the Sub-
jeas of the EMPEROR. The moment seems to
•he arrived for chastising this Rebel, and determin-
ing upon some great measure. ,

Many Couriers, have arrived here within a few
days past, from Memel, Paris and Lvidon. The
AacHpukE CHARLES set off to-day for Predurg.
Much adivity reigns in our Cabinet. We have re-

ceived official intelligence, that the Court of Bailin
has ordered its Troops to hold themselves in readi-
ness, to march to occupy the Countries which are, to

belong to it as Indemnities.

Since PASSWAN OGLOU has invaded Wallachia,
the Austrian Commandant, at the. defile or pass
called Rothenthurm (red tower) has been desired to
send a trumpet with a letter to PASSWAN OGLOU,
to ask him what his designs were, and what conduet
ht meant to pursue with regard. to all Austrian pos-
sessions on that part of the frontiers.
PASSWAN OoLou gave a distinguished reception
to the Imperial Officer who brought the letter, and
sent him back with a sealed answer, which was im-
mediately forwarded to Vienna, and in which the
Paella expresses himself to this purport :

" The Pore certainly made a Convention with me last
year, and as an apparent sign of her satisfaction, appointed me
Pasha of Three Tails ; but I have irrefragable proofs in
hand, that she never was actuated by motives of sincerity to.
wards nit, and has cruelly destroyed my father, and many
members of my family ; she attempted to lull me into a
treacherous security, to find means to cut me of clandestinely.
Her' Troops advanced froM all sides to preA upon my Pascha-
lick, and by so doing, rendered difficult the subsistence of the
brave Soldiers under my command. To procure them bread,
I had no,other resource left than to enter Wallachia, and by so
doing, frustrated the insidious and treacherous designs of the
Ministers of the Grand Signior. In other respals, I shall
alwayS respea the Austrian territories, and haVc given the
111c6t positive orders for this purpose.
(Signed) PASS WAN I'ACHA."

From what occurred on a trial at Clerkenwell Ses.
sion on Friday, it appears that a species of theft is
pradiscd, which, froni its novelty, deserves to be
mentioned, in order that the public may guard agains=t'
it. The evidence proved, that, boys, apparently
amusing themselves, in the streets in the west end
of the town, with hand-balls, make them rebound
from the pavement in such a direCtion as to fall do w n
the area 4 in the front of the houses. The yinith
then expresses much sorrow for the loss of his ball,
and the servants of the house. are often good-na-
tured enough to allow him to searelr for it. He ge,.
nerally contrives .to havo, occasion, to look, for his
ball in, the kitchen, and then pickS up any portable
article, that may be,worth carrying off. The boys ,
tried were deteCted in stealing table-cloths.
Oh the night of the 3d inS:ant,' or early in the
morning 'of the 4.th, the magazine beliinging to
Messrs. COPPEPt and Co. and ereefed for the use of
His Majesty's Forces encamped on Swinlcy Com-
mon, in the parish of Vinkfield, Berns, was
wil-
fully et on fire by some person or i'ersons unknown;
and entirely con-stained,