The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

FARM, ic;NE ;r.

AN American Vessel bas entered the Port of
Ijagire from Batavia, with a cargo of coffee, sogar,
*Scc. which is estimated at 2,000,000.

The price of Wheat of the first quality feil eight
francs per septier, In the Market of Meu!an, 00
the :3th inst, and that of Grain of an inferior qti
lity was diminishdd in proportion-.
.HAmaira.olr, appears that the hos.

the Corps, consisting of 7 or Soo men, which
made an inroad into the Province of Wallachia, did
not belong to the Army of PAsw4N OGLOU, but.
on the contrary, is part of a Band of Robbers who
have been desolating Bulgaria, A Corps of
Three Thousand Men, consisted of Armed NA,.
sants, and Soldiers of the Hospodar, was sent
against them, who forced the Brigands to take re-
fuge in a Village, from whence they attempted a sor-
tie, in which they lost 6o men, and the other side
4.6. The Brigands fled to another part of the Pro•
vince, where they were surrounded by the Country
People, who seem disposed to make them repent
their temerity.
HACUE, jvxn 11.—On the z Ist inst. the in. 4
stallation of the Departmental Direaories will take
place in all the Departments of the Republic.
CONSTANT I NOP L E, MAY io.—The Rebel OsMAN
PACHA made another attack upon Adrianople, with a
considerable' force, but the new Begler Be) Of
Romelia, ALT PACHA, opposed to him a vigorous

resistance, and has defeated him several times ; he-
lms also suCceeded in detaching from the revolters a
great number of Albanians. At.y writes, that the
measures he has taken to re-establish the safety of
the roads, have answered that end.

A numerous band of Brigands had assembled ill
Macedonia, for the purpose of pillaging the -rich
Greek Convents on Mount Athos ; but a Lieurenaric
of the Pacha of Salonica attacked them with a feW

troops, and totally dispersed them,
FLORENCE, JUNE 2.—The KING has published
the following Ad, emanating from his own indivi•
dual will :

" HIS MAJESTY wishing to give a splendid tes-
timony of his consideration for the rare merits of
the QIIE EN, and desiring also that she should con
cur in 'promoting the good of his beloved Subjeas,

and being desirous of having the benefit of Her
NIAJESTV'S advice in afEkirs of Legislation as well
as Administration, has resolved to order that the
QUEEN shall be not only present and assisting at
the ordinary Councils of each week, but shall
also be informed of all affairs which,
from rheiC
importance, demand an immediate dettrininati°
without a regular Council.
" Done the 24:1 of June, z 802."

It is confidently reported, that in the distribution
'of the Indemnities which are abcut to be settled in
Germany, the Birkopric of Osnaburgh is to be an'
ntred to
,the Eledorate of Hanover in perpetnitY,
and of course will afford a very handsome provision
for anyone of the future male descendants of the
Royal Family on the Throne, on whom it may lie
thought fit to bestov.-• it.
By the last accounts which have been reeeive4
from the Netherlands, it appears doubtful whether
the navigation of the Scheldt will be opened as W 35,
generally expeded. A number of mercantile per•
sons from Brussels, and other towns of the Loy'
Countries, have repaired to Amsterdam for the par'
pose of establishing houses of commerce there.
A paragraph appeared yesterday in the Papers*
reseeding .SANTERRE, the ci.devant Commandant
of the Parisian Guard, which is not founded in truth,
It represents that person as being in a state of pe-
nury ar Paris, and as a Pensioner of the French
Government. The bib is, SANTTERRE possesses a
very large fortune ; and some time ago he was pre;
sented to the First Consul, at the Thuilleries, and
was favourably received, and even offered a situa-
tion which he refused, He publicly declared, Or
if the First Consul had not given him a welcome re-
ception, he should .have said to him gg j broke,
down the gates of the Thuilleries for you to enter.'

JOEL BARLOW, who was well known in this
Country some years ago, for having published se'
veral Political Pamphlets of a Revolutionary ten"
deficy, is now at Paris, and lives in the Rue Vauri-
gard, in a very splendid house, which formerly be'
longed to M. de CLERMO wr To NNERE. T is house
13Alt LOW purchased very cheap, and is now detain'
ed from going to America, under the hope of se'
ling it advantageously to some English family.
The celebrated M. VOLNEY, will shortly arrive
it this Country, where he will pass a month, previ-
ous to his trip to Spa, where he will pass the Sum'
mer for the b6nefit of his health. This Author, wh°'
has been so ably refuted by Mr. MAttRICE, and se:
veral of our learned Countrymen, was the tutor and
friend Of,BONAPARTE, and is now a Member of the
Conservative Senate.
It is by no means surprizing that the Police of
Paris have suppressed the Life of the late OuEEN of,
FRANCE, as the cruelties infliaed upon that unfor"
tunate Heroine must stamp an indelible disgrace upon
the Nation.

The French Government have it in contempla-
tion to employ a number of their Military in the
construlion and reparation of several of their
public works.
Notwithstanding the multitude of Literary Socie.
ties which have been instituted in France, there are,
lao Works of any eminence, which have recently
made their arrearance there,