The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

(FU*TIICR •Er ,

CON STA NT IN ALE, A/ LY 27 .—Accounti have been
received from the Frontiers of Asiatic Turkey, that
the Russians have gained,, several considerable vic-
tories in the course of the present campaign over
the Persians. They have taken thelown of Erivan,
and in general have recovered all the positions
which they had lost during the preceding summer.

The advanced posts of the Russians cxtend now
to the Frontiers of Natoiia. On the contrary, in
the territory 'of this. Empire a new Itheatre of war
has been formed to the disadvantage of the. Porte.
The Pasha of Frebizand having taken up arms
against the Troops, of the GRAND SEIGNIOR, and
became a Rebel against, hie Sovereign. The C`)m-
-rnanders sent against him, and even the Grand Vi-
zier PASHA., now Governor of Crzwun,
have been able tol area nothing against him, and
the Pasha of Natolia has been defeated by him.

According to, accounts from., the• Russian
Tinops there have been augmented .by means of
halfyearly recruiting, which has been made through
all thelonian Islands, to from 36 to 38,000 inc.:n,
and are daily . increased by the accession of many
others 'of the inhabitants who enlist as Volunteers.
The accounts from Egypt
„arc very unpleasing.
Cornplcte anarchy prevails in Cairo • Et,nit
who was lately in England, has not been admitted
into that by.the inhabitants, as he had 'flat-
tered himself he should be. . When he found him-
., •
self disappointed in the hope 'of getting into his'
hands .ti.v.reins of the Government of Egypt, he
commanded a strut blockade of Cairo, and, giVing
the command of the Troops before it to another
112 y, went himself with a corps of Ivlainelukes
against Rosetta, with a view to-make himselfmaster
i')f the town and harbour of Alexatniria. It has
been observed, di t the kite transaaions and changes
in Italy have given,occasiOn to a number of consult-
ations in the Divan, and several conferences wish
the Ambassadors of Rthisia and En,,)and. It t;,
t:nk!erstoc J, that the Porte wi44

i perreaty- neati-al,slioald a tieur war. bleak cut hi
uroiae. .11 is likew6e understood ttat the English
Ambassador, Mr: 'Artaurritt:ca,„ has requested iand
1 obtained permission limn the Porte to enlist in Al
Jania recruits to serve a'; :Marines and -Sailers in the
G-arrison of Malta.-' This perry ton is considered
by the other Ministers as the more remark-
able as the Albanese at present ael a principal
Part in Egypt.
.
VIENNA, AUG. li..—:-The Aegiment of Kaunitz,
set out on the Bth from Troppau on its march
hither: Our garrison will be augmented during the
winter to 8,000 Men, who will be distributed in the
Subitrbi. ' . - . \ •
..,. ,
They write froth Sebistepol, that ,a great number
of Russian Troops are assembling there, who *ill
set out it'aMediately For the Seven Islands. The liar;
vest has been very abundant in the neigLbourhOod 'of
the Black Sea.
BT. PETERiitORGH, AUG. '7.L----M. DI: NOVo-
sivrziwv re tti rued to this Capital three days since.
The mitt:lain manoeuvres will commence here in
a fortnight ; the Troop are arr'll,. ing ;on all Sides'.
Count DK BUXHOWDEN, General of Infantry and

Military Governor of Riga; and Lientenant-General.
EssEN, are already arrived. Gmerd BngiiNosEN
is daily expc&ed, Baron Da WiziriGEnop.n.is
also on bis. return from Vienna.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETII:r. FROM DRESDEN,

DATED AVG. 20.

A friend of mine from Vienna informs me,
that a War bet Ween Austria and France seems to be
unavoidable; the return of a Courier dispatched
to Paris some days since, and who was expe&cd
back in ten days, will decide the question. if a
War takes place, the Emperor will command
the centre, the
.Archduke CHARLES the right
Wing, and the Archduke JokiN the left. The
experienced Generals ZACK and HINESCHEN are
added to the Gmeral 'staff lititl4 MACK. Two
other Generals are gone to meet" the Russian
Troops, as Russia perfectly coincides with the views
and operationa of the Emperor. :

The de,sertion among the French Troops in Italy
is so extraordinary that it merits attention." '

EYNOUTII, SEPT. 4.

This morning, at seven. o'clock, HIS MAJESTY,
DuKethe of Yottx, and Ge'ne'ral RtWIIIGHT, rode
on horseback through NOcombe Regis, Chiek Hill,
by Radipodl, and crossed the Dorchester Road to the
Lodge. After breakfast His MAJLSTY, ti)'.', Pam-
CESSUS AUGe and AmaLrA ; the
Dtni.Es of ;YORK il:Id CAMEIIIDGE, Ott
horseback ; Hint MAJk:s.ry, and the PI9NCESSES
FEEL: BBira and MAT, in a carriage, went to Caen
Wood, the :.;gat of Mrs. at NIER. His -MAJESTY and
the PRINCV; 1001 z extremely well.
We are sorry to say, the Dui of SUSSEX is in-
disposed.
Yesterday a •Valuable'Prize was br0,31-0)t 'into Port-,
land Roads by the Diana Privateer, of this Port.—
She is viay richly laden with indigo and cochineal.
Arrivals at LIICE'h. Hotel,
His Royal Highiless the Prince of Wales, His Royal 'High.
ness the Mike of Sussex, I. Wosion, Esq. Mr,' Runquist
Slr, Attria. %V. Spencer, Esq. and Family, Col. Mitchel.

The PRINCE of WALES and the DUKE of Sussex
are expeeted in town from Weymouth on Monday
or Tuesday next

Mr. Prrr- returned to town yesterday, and dined
with General Pittrt>s, at his heitie in Park lane.

Timm MAJESTIS and the PRINCESSEi intend
visiting the Earl of Doacums•rua, at his beautiful
seat near Blandford, in the course of a fortnight. It
is said the nuYAL FAgILY will remain there three
days.
Yesterday the Russian Ambassador transaaed bu-
siness at Lord Niu:,yare's
The DUKE of YORK arrived yesterday evening at
his hOtt,e in Portman-square, from Weymouth.
After the interment of the remains of the late
DUKE of GLOUCESTER, His ROyal Highness the
present Duke left Windsor, and returned to Glen-
cester-house at two o'clock yesterday morning. The
family still remain in their house hi Upper Grosvef
nor-street.

Mr, Ross, a King's Messenger, arrived yeisterday
at,five o'clock in the afternoon, at Lord Mutgrave's
(Ace, supposed from the Nand of Corfu, (laq from
Vienna) after an absence of nearly twelve nwnths.
The KINK; has been picnic(' to appoint the Rev.
RICHARD Mummousn, D. D. to the valnable Vi
carage of Wakefield, void by the de,lth of Dr. MI-
CHAEL, BACON. • ,

It is curious to observe 'the pains which IloxA-
P RTE take 3 tO soothe the. sckrow of Brother JEROME
for the deprivation of his 71,Yile, very oniiable Lady,
xylio, if we are not mistaken, still resides in or near
London. He has given JEltOnt: a miehtyCommand
off Genoa. It is announced in these words--;
" GENOA. Ave. Squadron which lay at nnchor
here put to sea yesterday morning early, under the Con-n:ind
of lEROIIIIt nutiAtAttil Ittld 4teercil its course tow:rds
SaVVia. 1 t COti,:kts of 2 2'.ligalcs, r arverte, anti 2 Brig !I.'"
What a drcadj'el Naval Armament, and renderQd
still more dreadful from being commanded by the
Brother of the Emmoit of the FRPNCII, who about
a twelvemonth ago got A 1171.,ve- whipping And kicking
at New-York for his idsoleace and rudeness to an.
Engliilnan.

The Haymarket Theatre resumed its Operations
last night with the Play of 7'he Three and tile Deuce,
the Farce of Dead "Alive, anti the ludicrous pomposi-
' tics of Tom Thumb. • The ['reuse w;as entirely
erokycled, and the Audie:4t:e appeared- *irk (Inc
dtTort:n it "customary .twits of solemn. Wick
but the contrast v.,as very strikifq between tbeir
feelings and their garb, far, the numerous indu-
ewe
.of the ivipeelMl I°ioc%!3, Out prticatally of
last, nude them ail me 'l3 rilwir;ters,