The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-27 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY 24'

Lii.TF.g.s. from Guadaloqe, brought by the Ship
la Diairi, which arrived at Havre on the t9th
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inst. announce the death of General' SERISIA, who
fell a viaini:'to. the epidemic disorder which has fOi:
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son3e-time manifested itself in that Colony.

VIANNA, JuLy xo.—A Neapolitan. Frigate is
arrived at `Trieste, to take on board the Qu EE N of
NAPLES, who, it is thought, will in "consequence.
depart imnittlitely. .
Many To-o in Hungary have already made rc-
prerntatiotA-5,9 the Diet, against•the free expqrta,
tiori of Graii, which will, it is thought-, 'be' in
consevence

A Letter from Hermanstadt, dated the ";Bth of
June, states that the Troops of PtUSWAN OcLou-
have evacuated Bucharest, and retired to. Widdin.
The Paella to whom the Porte has confided the
provisory Government of Wallachia, has required of
the Commander in Chief of -Transylvania,. to send
back those persOns who took refuge irithat Province.
A great nuinber of the Refugees have already return-
ed to their homes, but the Boy-arcls will not return
without the Hospodar, who, on his part, does
not appear inclined. He has, en the contrary,
retired into the interior of Transylvania, whither he
was escorted. by •' Austrian Troops. This Gover-
not: fears the resentment of the Porte, who has been
informed that he held a correspondence with Poi-
reign Powers, for the purpose 'of shaking off his
yoke, and rendering himself independent. The
same f..,etter adds, that OMAN PACHA has entered
Adrianople, and that he has assembled a consider-
able Army on ,the frontiers of Russia on the 'side
of European Turkey.

HAIk4BURGH, JULY 4.--Thelrish Prisoners of
State fiom Fort George. have been transported
Lower Strxrivr: Arthur O'Connor proceeds diredly
to Fraace; the rest propose to go to :,the United
States of America. ."

MENTZ, juLy i6.—An uniotilta9 lee formed
between the .Lutherans and the Calvinists, in the
four new Departments of tir Left ‘l;tank of the
Rhine. The latter have renounced the dod1:1-ffe—or
Predestination, whilst the former have adopted the
doctrine of the Calvinists, respeEing the Commu-
nion. Tt is expeied that this example wilt be fol-
lowed in several other places.

ADRIANOPLE, JUNE every day expe_
rience all the evils that arise from military anarchy.
Twenty thousand ../10baniars, under the orders of
HAKI 'PACHA, were ordered to rote& Ronielia
from the barn.% of robbers' which are, spread almost
over the whole Empire, and alcs againct the
enterprizes of GtUacl PACIIA, Whi) hai been de.
dared a Rebel by the' Porte. ' But 'ltAxr PAcmA,
.iwatead of remaining with his Troops, left them at
Adrianople, and negleaed t4,paY them, thoughhe had
received considerable sums for that purpose from.the
Porte, and had also raised Contributions in 11i8
Province. In constlquenee of this condua, his'
Troops began to mutiny, when he was dis:uissed
from his co:nmand, in which he, waS succeeded- by
°NEER PAC HA• The Troops, however, brokeinto the
Palace of the disgraced PActiA, and plundered ?ll
his treasures. o,ar PactiA, in Order to save
Adrianople from the violences which his Troops
might.be led to commit, endeavoured, to march them
away, fioin that City, after having caused- them
to be paid. Before, however, the whole of. hiS
Troops had quitted Adrianople, an order came from
the Porte to disgrace him.: his, TroOps were then
guilty of the greatesi excesses, and the inhabitants'
of Adrianople were obliged to have recourse to arms,
to protect the City from being .pillaged,.-and. to
drive out the Albanians which had been leff tfiere,
The Country around Adrianople is now at the mer-
cy ot'these Troops, who are guilty of every species
of plunder and cruelty. This spirit of revolt has
communicated itself to other Albanian Troops, who
were also entrusted with the defence of Ronglia,
many of whom have- joined the. Rebel PACH4
Gs tißc. -f.

This Chief is only seven leagues to the North Of
Ad; It is said that he has already With him
mute than SOOO Allianians, who, under the-pretenCe
that arrears of pay are still due to them, havetorined
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the project} of -attacking that city, if they ale•inot'
satisfied by a contribution of Soo pur.s.es.
bands of .robbers, whom it is.
,thought
_persed, have rre_assembkd. ldrianople is placed in
a state of defence, . 'and 'the inhabitants-are reiolved
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tolnake a vi4orous resistance. But if • the. country
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is ravaged,. if the.: communications are interrupted,
and if toman can neither adopt: efficacious
tea- us, nor rely, upon the fidelity
and .tliscipli!*ofillie TrOopi-to-Avliorn .our, defence
is confhled, it. is diAlcult for us,to took forward, to
the future"; wit lout t iscottragement •and the: aeepst
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Tile 'lase letters fr6in 'C6penhag-en -.siate.-'74at 3
- haS- beert'co red of the Palsy cfAls of
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EAMBURCir AND nr,*ls 611 f .11Lf.

CONSTANTINOPLE, IvNz is.

'tsar GRAnD SIGNIOR has formally. deposed the
Hospodar of Wallachia, Prince MicrrArr, Suzzo,
and. ordered him to repair to Constantinople; to
justify his condud on the irruption of the rebe4
into Wallachia, as he is accused of riot taking pro-

per measures to prevent-theim, tts' cr. •

At the same time the Porte ir.sotestfied. its eiltire

app cFi

day a, anti' the iiie'vitafi6ri,;'-he tiwkde
against .the. Rebels. He is a nepheW of the Hospo--
~,,
dar of Wallach'? re-e i-c" i t fropi
the GP, AND 'S rdit;:aoPC!inti.,:l, him his.Stiecettoti;
with direaions to enter on•
, .
and restore order in ale

'lt is repoited thritthe'young Prince, who admi.
nisters his governrnent w,i-t/i.ze-al..and prudence, and
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is entirely devoted to. the PCrte will retain botb

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GIURCI OSMAN PliCh has completely returned"
to his allegiance, aid formally, acknowledtccl the:
authority of the Porte ; though neither Trom
cessity, nor fear of its superior force, but in con
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sequencd of Negociations; which have cost the-Porn
a great sum of money.,

Jut [c.

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THE clay before yesterday the QUEEN of N:
PLEB received advice by a Courier, that her tkoyal.
Consort had arrived safe at Naples frCllll PiderhlOw
The, entrance of the KING into that City was a kinct•
of triumphal ihilee, such .as has not been seen ar
Naples since the entry of Doti CARLOS. -The po-
pulace, who had before suffered themselves, in parr,
jo_liernii&trilreiVea their Sovereign with Facre-
dible -acelamati.ons. Immediately after reCti'ving;
these_DHprtches, the QUEEN of NAF-L,7;S-,eZ- Gilt With
her farnq from this city for Presl47; c heze she
will remain three.days, and then- proceed Co Trieste,,
• v'here a Neapolitan Frigate is arrived, in which she/
will embark for Naples.. She will afterwards sail
tarATTd-the same ship to Par relona.
After a conference held, between the,l4-re,nch Am-
bassador and our Miaister_of State, Count Cor,Eg7
;EL, a number of Troops in hipper receives'
orders to hold themselves in readiness to march
take possession of the Territories allotted to P,ustri;
as Indemnifications.

4-.1AN1311.p,G,1-% fiz,y ?4,

Proissia, as an indemnification, besides the Ter-
ricCrie-i•iild. Towiis 41 ready kno vvii, I,ltysly-i tfi,Ve-: f
iiitii, Paderliorn, E.-if:lilac Erfurt, Nora7"l-t-:iseit,,
Yh:ll,a,;:ite.ii, and forifkr,, receives also a parr of the •
L'ihrlriz.o /AT :Inver, with the Capital of the saniC
name, and the Abbeys Essen, Wcra'en, and net's!
with their territories. The Prussian'Troops ap:-
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pointed to take possession of these territories, wilt
begin their march on the loth instapt. I-li
E:iceliency the' Cabinet Minister and Controler7:
General of the Finances, Count SeHrLgNaußot
will. have the management of this important busiz
neSs, and leave Berlin in A few days for that purpdsc..

PIAG,UE, jcLT

As in the. Treaty of Indemnification concinde4
Paris, Pnissia has asknowleclged ovr Rep')
lic, an 4
renouncedthe, guarantee of th:.% Sr
a BataviAn ~.Envoy to Berlin will :immediately be
appointed. Citizen fiosNelojilt.`, the author of
several publications, is expeOed to lie nominated
to this mission.

The Ktwq, of SWEDEN gave a dinner to hi;
whole'army -at,Pacola-Midm on the 24th ult. Put
what is this compared with the dinner given ky
British. Peer to a British Army, in Kent, some years
ago?
It might be supposed, that the Legislators qr
the Italian: Republic were Antediluvians,' as they
include persons of thirty years of age in the clao
of jtait/.... A man in his grand clithaderic they
iitqbablY•coneciVe tn,be in di. .

Intelligence has been received from St. CroiXs

hat the •Danish Government in _the West Indies

treats with extreme rigour such of the Planters as
discovered any degree of prediledion for the English
during the 'contest with the' Northern
Mr. ARms-rßoNc.and-Mr. APPLEBYE are among
those who have been put in confinement for this ofP'

A. trial .was lately made of a new portable Bridges
the: invention of Captain HEND ERSON, of the 291 P
Regiment, .on the lawn before. Government Hosse's
.Pl3",mouth-Dock.. After trying guns, horses, &C.
over the bridge, the Officers present were of
opinion, that it•'• would be of great use to the
'Service,' as it would answer in many situatioo
:where pontoons would not. This bridge is coo,
struded on a four.wheeled carriage,. with a. Fla°
form above; extending over the wheels, equal to
the width of a common carriage. The platforin
was raised -anci.dtpressed, according to the depth of
-the place'to be passed, on four upright posts fixed to
the carriige, and:had two smaller platforms extena-
ing'from the middle one'to the banks of the place it
was put into.

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