The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-18 00:00:00

ITALIAN REPUBLIC.

There exists in the Department of the Rubicon,
a communication established with the Brigands of
Tuscany, paid by the English.

It is at Monte Paolo, fifteen miles from Forli,
that all the Brigands paid by England are rallied.—
It is in the same place 'where they receive, their
daily pay.
At la Monday at Carinr Mercada, there exists a
similar assemblage of English Brigands. We are
assured that there is in the Cuisine a considerable
depot of arms.

BRUGES, JULY 1 I.—The Firit Consul arrived
here at four o'clock in the afternoon: he was re_
ceived amitht the acclamations of the inhabitants.
He will leave this City at midnight.

NAPLES, JUNE 22.—The new Minister of His
BRITANNIC MAJESTY to OUT COUTT arrived here
last Friday, escorted by the Ship of Lord NELSON
(who left England the 22d of May, on board the
17;itorj). Reciprocal discharges of artillery were
made on his arrival.

GENOA, JUNE 29.—The French Army in Italy
appears destined SO assume a grand attitude. When
the junetion of all 'the reinforcements shall have
been entirely efreded, that Army will consist of
from too to r to,ooo men. It will be divided into
three bodies, one of which is to be stationed in Pied-
mont, under the command of General DUPONT.
CHANSON; Commander in Chief of the six new
Departments. (The objet of this division is to nc.
copy Piedmont in a military manner, to maintain
order, to destroy the. Banditti, &c. it will be at
the same time a reserve to the other divisions).—
Secondly, the Army of Italy, properly so caller',,
which is at present about 50,000 strong, is to be
divided into several bodies,, which are to occupy
Liguria, Tuscany, the ei-devapit Lombardy, &c.
Thirdly, the Army of Observation, under the
command of General ST. CYR,, which is now on
the territories of Naples. This Army is to be in.,
creased to so,ooo men, including the Italian
Troops.

HAGUE, JULY 7.—The Government published,
on the sth, an Arret, expressly prohibiting the
importation directly, or indireftly, of Merehandize,
from Great Britain or her Colonies into the ports of
public.
this Re

According to the measures recently adopted, as
we are assured, by the French and Batavian Govern.
ment, the latter will have zB,OOO French Troops
in its service during the War ; it will, besides,
have a moveable Corps of so,ooo Batavian Troops,
and will furnish a great number of flat-bottomed
Boats, as well as some Ships of the Line and Fri.

gates.
• Bit/SMS, JULY 10.-11113tiaMe BONAPARTR ar-
rived here yesterday evening from Ghent.

The First Con,ul will make his solemn entry into
this City on Wednesda.y next, the Moth, or at far.
thest on Thursday.

Ttt IiAMIIUAGII MAILS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, juNzro

DIM INO the \V'ir against. the French in Egypt
the- Porte sett thither about.2o,ooo Artlath:or Al.
banians. After the convention was concluded with
the Beys,.the. Porte proposed to recall these troops,
which were now diminished to the number of t 6,004,
tint considerable arrears of pay tieing doe to them,
they mutinied, seized on the Palace and treasures of
the Pacha, and made themselves masters of the fotts
and whole City of Cairo-,not Alexandria as was
At first said, the error arose from the Turks calling
the Cities or Cairo and Alexandria by the 'same
name, except that to the former they add the epi,
thet Of Great.

The Porte is in great consternation at the loss of
the capital of Egypt, and has appointed the. brother
of SM.) ALY, Paella of Cairo, who will sail in ten
days with the Fleet of the Captain Pacha.

• The Pacha of Bagdad has defeated a .Corps of
Arabian Rebels, and sent hither 12 heads of their
Chiefs : they arc Lir however from being extirpat-
ed.; they► are joined by new folloVers every day,
and fears are even entertained for Bagdad.