The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-20 00:00:00

STATE PAPER.

• GZROA, JUNE B;.=-`the Austrian Imperial Envoy
here, Baron \tom Gtrusn, has delivered the follow-
ing Rote to our Minister for Foreign Affairs :
" The Undersigned, Minister Plenipotentiary and
Envoy Extraordinary from the Emperor of Germany
and Austria, has received yesterday evening the
Note in which Senator ROGG EIRE, the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, has informed him, that the Li-
gurian Senate has resolved On the Union of the
Ligurian Republic with the French Empire,, and that
the resolution will be immediately carried.into exe-
cution, a Deputation having been sent to His Majesty
the Etupercir in consequence. The Government
has at the same 'time thought proper to signify the
motives which have induced it to annul both the old
and new Constitution, and renounce the rank it has
hitherto maintained among Iridependent States, to
unite itself to another Great Power. I have also
been given to understand that my Missioti to the
Ligurian Government is at an end.

I will not examine the motives which have in-
duced the Senate to take this step: in this case the
Senate is the best judge, and the objeet is of suffi-
cient importance, since it relates to the existence
and well-being of a State. But with respe& to
the termination of my Mission, this entirely and
alone depends on the orders of my Emperor, and
till I receive these orders, it is impossible that I
should consider my Mission as terminated ; I shall,
therefore, as 'soon as possible, transmit to my
Court the Note delivered, together with the De-
cree of the Senate, that I may receive dire&ions
for my conduet. I cannot doubt thit the Ligtirian
Government will in the mean time acknowledge the
inviolability of my person, and defend the nights of
the Legation, against any attack. I hope to find
here that proteEtion which is due to the Austrian
and German Nation ; and I expeft that the Aus-
trian Consulate for Commercial Affairs will remain
on the footing on which it at present exists, agree.
ably to the Law of Nations.

(Signed)

GUE ST I ."

a Genoa, Jane 2, 1805."

On the sth inst. the Senator ROGOBIRE trans-
mitted to the Envoy the followhlgNote, in answer:

" I have laid the Note of your Excellency, of the
cd inst. Wore the Chief Magistrate, and - I have
the pleasure to assure your Excellency that that of-
ficial reqpea which is due to your Excellency, ac-
cording to the Law of Nations, and agreeably to` the
sentiments of esteem which the Ligurian Govern,.
met entertains tor His Imperial Majesty, will be
carefully obierved, both with regard to the person of
your Excellency, and towards the whole Legation of
His Majesty the Emperor of Germany and Austria,"

CONSTANTINOPLE, Juxu.lo.--After the French
Cabinet Secretary and First Interpreter, M. Jou-
Bum, has received of the Porte the necessary passes
for his return, he sets out the beginning of. this
month for France, by the way of Varna, Buchawk
and Vienna.

We have received the rnost satisfactory advices
from all the Provinces of the Turkish Empire, ex-
cept Egypt, where disturbances still, continue.
Hovtescnen PASHA, Governor of Egypt, has In-
formed the Porte, the Chief of the Arnauts, Sun'
MAllomEr Au, in consequence of his pay being in
arrear, has renounced all obedience to the Governor
and the Porte, and actually led his Troops against
those of the. Grand Signiur ; in conseqttence of
which the Pasha, whose force was too weak to resist
in the field, was obliged to take refOge in the
Castle of Cairo, 'where he :still -was when the
adviees came away; &Ft Bey,whois at the head of
a considerable Force, near Rosetta, has advanced
against Altetandria, with intention to make himself
master of that City the PAiIIA therefore earnestly
.solicits reinforcements, and repeats the representa-
tions he had frequently before made, that the most
serious mischief,and probably the loss of gopt,. Mast
he the consequence, unleSs the Arnauts weretspeciiiii
paid, and re-called home.
Immediately on the receipt of this intelligence,
the Grand Signior held a divan, the result of which
was, that the new CAPITAN PASHA was ordered to
sail without loss of time with the Ships and Troops
that were ready for Egypt to support liamscitan
PASHA, and to assure hint that large reinforcements
should inunediately follow.
In consequence of these orders the CAPITAN
PASHA has got ready for, sea a Ships of the. Line; 4,
Frigates, 4.! Corvettes, and a number of Transports,
on board of which he has Laken a quantity of Artil-
lery, 500 Artillerymen, and about 1200 Regular
Troops, and will to-day sail fdr his destination.
ITALY, JUNE 2.2:-.71t is understood that Proposals
f Marriage have been mztde to the Aileen of
Etruria by a certain Prince 3 but they have been de-
clined, she having resolved to pass the remainder of
her days in a state of widowhood.

We lean; from 'Trieste, that the Austriari Troops.
will occupy a Camp between Fiume and Treviso,
whEre they gill perfornl their curtoalury annual

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