The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

lAN. 24.

Ai' the Sitting of the Tribunate of the 22d, Ci•
tizzo REVIL LE was elected President, and Citi.
tens GI LLEI, LAJAQU EMIN IER E, BEASS4JUIti
JT.7BE, and SAY, Secretaries.

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On Thursday last there was a very numeral
assembly at the Consul CAMBASCERES. The
Company were all in mourning. The Dumbed
of DuasET was ainong the number of, stranger's of
distinction.

Cardinal RUFFO, who has returned to Naples,

has resigned all the offices which he held.
The French Government have passed a Dette
for dividing the National Institute into four Classes,
instead of three. The four Classes are,
Ili, The Class of Sciences, Physical and Mathe.
matical.

2d, The Class of the French Language and Li.

terature.

31, The Class of History and Ancient Liters!
tore,

+tit, The Class of the Fine Arts.

CADI 2, DEC. 29.—We are led from some vague
rumours, to apprehend that snme.dissurhoinothiP..
pened, in Gibraltar on the 26th and 27th of this
month. It is stated tl:4 a Regiment of the Gad'
son, wishing to enjoy the relaxation which had been
usually granted on Christmas Eve, deputed some to
wait upon the OEcers upon the subject, The 00"
cers applied to the Governor, who refused the re-
quest,.andordered the Deputies to be put under
arrest. A Plot was then formed to embark. the
Governor On hoard a Frigate, to give the comma
to the Officer next to him, and to present a Petition'
to Parliament for redress. The Plot was difeover4
on the Parade on the z6th. Some firing took:
place .Between the light Troops and those of the
Line, and about twenty-five men were kilieder
Other persons whn have heep.leaders.in this tut igi
will undergo the punishment inflided by Milits
Law in these cases.

P. S. rt more recent account states, that Pnll
seven men were killed, and that order was Cottle' .
pletely restored on the 28th.
The Corvette the hititity, which sailed"
Toulon with a Squadron for St. Domingo,. hay*
met with some Very severe weather, •was
to take shelter on the Coast of Spain. The Captail
sent his boat into Gikralc4r, to 14now, whether
Would be received there, The, 3nswer-, of the
DUKE of K.wr, the poveinoc, ,t sin the ligr*,
mauve, aid "mostpolite? and was aecompartietl
witlaa promise that the Corvette Ooghl be furni4hoo:
with • whatever it wanted. Independent of OF
supplies ,which were afforded to the Corvette, the
Officers received from the Ptlxt of Katb and frotp.
the Commanding OfEcer of the Marine, the itiflsf
distinguished and friendly reception. . ,
F13./...NKFOAT, JAN. 4.--The 14st Letters €co4:
Consrant;n4/e state, that some Serious differepof
have arisen between the Porte arid England FF.!
spe4ing Egypt. The Rival: is at length con!
vinced that the English Troops who are in Egyvt-:

have secretly assisted the .fleys, by furnishing‘,
'them with light artillery and, ammunition? tft
,which the success of the Rebels is attributedf
.-7The Porte has again insisted that ;he Engilk,
should evacuate Egyit, which the latter have refutd.c
ed, under pretence that they 'have not been ref
paid for the expence of driving the French out
of ,gypt. The Forte, still, 'hotyever, hopes
to obtain this ribleit through the mediatiQn of
France and Russia. It is obseryed, that the Porte
seems anxious to form alliances of friendship with
those Powers. The Austrian Envoy was apPlif4
to, to interfere with .the English Minister, WC
Au;iria does not appear willing' to interfere in 1114
dispute.
AIX..I.A.CIIAPELLEI JAN. 12.—Yesterday A sq-
lemn Service was performed in the C4thedral of this

City, in honour of the 'Memory cfGeneral CLE liC•
At'thp conclusion of the Service, the Pitted ad.,
dressed the Soldiers who were present, in a Speech
in which
,he. paid, some very high compliments cc.
the memury of the deceased.
JAN. B.—This day, three French Ships
of the Line, of 74 guns each, entered our Port from
prest, in zo day's, under the command of Rear-Ado
miral 13epou,; they are l'Argonaute, 1' Herod,' and
leF
isboeufieuve
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titiiTeraocb li
ha
Bc rreigwaooef
which
.60 then.lll.
h It
arrived
here within these few days, and which wareview eta
till" 44y before yesterday by. General SP ILHALI Wht)
will, it is said, take the Command, will be embark-
ed on hoard of this. Squadron.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. ro.--The Reis Et"
rt 141)c, has received new dispatches fro!!! EVP ;
they confirm the intelligence of the .defeat of
the Cittomar) Army; nut- it appears
,that it was
not sp disastrous ;as the first
cal. The PACIi4 of CAlloisßeor announ-
ced, °f
er
Egypt, though, be has no longer the hopes
9r the means of forcing the Sept 9 mum;

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