The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-11 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE; Auc. 27.

IT is confirmed, that the fCRTF has granted a
full pardon tO,PASWAN OGLOO. He is to retain the
Government of Widdig, and has engaged to disperse
the Hordes of Robbers in th,it vicinity. The late
Hospod.ir of Wallachia, Mica Art. Suzzo, who
fled when that Country was invaded, has likewise
received a pardon, but has lost his Government, and
is to reside in tl.e Island of Cillehi.

The English Gen. STUART, having requested to be
presented to the GRAND SIGNIOR, as well as the
FtenchCheide Brigade, SF BAST' AN I, received that
honour, on the z+th, and the next day sail:d for
Egypt, to efna the entice evacuation of that Cohn_.
try by the English Troops. His proffered media-
tion, with respet to tlie.l3eys, has not been ac.
cepted. The PoutE insisted that they must be en.
tirely driven out of Er, pt, or the tranquillity of
th:it Country can never be secure. When General
STUART remarked, that they were nor fined fur any
other climate, he was answered, that they might
return to Georgic:, v4hicAw4s their original Country.
The Paella of Cairo, who conduels the War
against the Eeys, tends word that he has hocked
them up in such a manner, that they mast inevitabl)
all surrender, and that ,he shall soon send them to
Constantinople.
The Russian Anthassador here, General TAMARA,
is recalled, and A/1. ITALIN :to, late Russian Envoy
at Naples, appointed his successor.

MUNICH, SEPT. 23.

A small Austrian Corps is assembling near Mi.
kin-b, in the V.rra!berg ;" Bavarian. Troops, to the
amount of several thousand., are likewise assembling
to observe its motions in the neighbourhood 01
SamtbVir, four leigues from this place, in tlic
Southern part of the Bishoprick of Augsburg.
These wi.l be reinforced by a part of the Garri.
sow:of Wm, &c. The Bavarian Ge-
neral, GAZA, will repair this day to Sou/Ay-ea.
Last week orders were dispatched to all the Ba-
varian Jurisdiilions, to raise ore Recruit for every
.to Families, within 14 days. The ELecTort is
resolved, in consequence of the l-,r_sent stwe of cir.
cumstances, to augtry.!nt h:s Army to 60,000 Men,
The Austrian G;irtl.on in Soltzburg is so numerous,
tha: many houses have 14. or 16 men quartered in
them,

MANNEINI, SEPT. 24.

THE Troops of the Margrave of BADEN, ap-
pointed for the Provisionary Military occupation
of this Town, entered it yesterday afternoon, un-
der the command of Lieutenant-Colonel ECK.—
They do duty in conjunaion with the Elcnoril
Troops, except in tw)unting guard at the P.iiace,
and the other eleetoral edifices, which is performed
by the latter alone.

TRI EST, SEPT.

ON the t2th inst. (the day which a pretended
Prophet in Germany had assigned for the end of
the world) we had here the most violent storm that
has ever happened in,the mtmory of the oldest per.
sons living; all the elements seemed to have con.
spired. The thundei, lightning, wind, rain, and
hail, were indescribably dreadful, and the damage
done to the houses, warehouses, orchards, and gar-
dens, is to an immense amount,.

BASLE, SFr. 25.

Tn r changes which have taken place in the Govern.
menr of Bern, have not been of lung duration. \VAT.
TERVILLS, MONOD, and D'EGLISE, have positively
refused to accept their appointment to the first places
in the Executive Power, and DOLDER, RUTTIMAN,
and Fusst.t, have, in consequence, by invitation of
rise Senate, resumed the employments they had re-
signed. The enemies of the Government, and the
authors of the present disturbances ,and confusion
will soon see an end to their career. France has
undertaken the mediation solicited of her, and ac-
cording to a circular letter from the Secretary of
State for the Department of the Interior at Ilan,
to the Statthalters of the Cantons, dated the t&h
inst. has already given orders to two half brigades
to march for Switzerland.

The report that RED!No, with 6000 Peasants,
had Liken Lkcerne, is not confirmed.

SD.PrEMBER' z 6.

Advice has been received 4erc., drat the advant4
Guard of the Frelich Tronps is arrive 11. Ireland

d k rtes.

HAGUE, Oc'r. 4.

It is confidently asserted, that Generals MEN-
DELS and DII)eciNCEMI, are summoned to appear
before the Pi,sident cf the Govrnment of State.—
firsr-ant.nriorted General Th.rived here this after-
noon, accompanied by one cl bh Officers.