The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARcll 15.

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Pott6 has reeeived advict by several . ou.. I
tiers, that an unexpeded, ...A(dtation has begun in
Arabia; of which one MOIL MEctiau is at
the head. He has coileCted a great nitather 61
Pa'rtizans from the environs of Altrer4 and the in.:
terior of that extensive Country, and by his fana...
tical deltisionti, has procured a -great number of va.
gahonds and wandering Arabs to pin his armed
Troops,,', His do6rine tendslin overthrow the pre.
.sent Religions Canstitutiori.oT'Arabla and Turkey.
He teaches: that the preseiu Ir/lahOmetahs are base
and 'Wicked, the enemies of God -afti'M in; that
the GRAND Sidtsiott, who residel'A'agitantinolle,
has usurped the satred'and heavenly dignity of tio"..
.vereign Calif; And that it is the duty of his
lowept to put to death, without pity, 611 who ac.
knowledge him as such ; as that . belief is. con.
trary to the sacred dodiitte of At.t, he. declares,
•that he will immediately advance to take pos.
session of the cities of Mecca and lifed;na;

The massacres required by ABDUL MECIIAB
have already begun with incredible fury ; and the
Partizans of the ptesent established religion are
flying on all sides to escape thiS terrible persecu-
tion„ The army of this blood.thirsty leader of
fanatics is atiVanCing-, haity sErides towards
Mecca. The Porte waits with anxiety for more
circumstantial advice, of this utiexpetted Reno,
lution. •

VIENNA, Aralv6..

Ak'it have a report he're, that an alainatig insur.
re&ion has hroken out in Canstantirople, and that
that City is in the greatest confusion. Of the
foundation and particulars of this report we have as
yet-no further advises.

ITALY, MARCH 28.

AC CORD! No V; some accounts from MrNer and
Leghorn, several English Ships of War .of the
Fleet of Admiral HICK r Rrou have made their air-
penance off those ports; as also off the Morea.
The report that the English had taken possession.
of Naples and Leghorn, • and that several French
Ships destined for those ports had returned without
entering them, is without foundation, as is also the
report that the French Fleet was in full sail for the
Mona. .

NAPLES, NIAR-cii 22.

• TURFS English Frigates arrived here ,a day, or
two since from the Levant. .0n board of one of
them was Lord Et,ctrr, on his return from his Fm.
hassy at Constantinople. His , Lordship yesterday
had an audience of the KING and Qus EN, who came
hither from 'Caserta., At the same time, and with
the same formalities,' the Kt NG received the French
Minister at_ this Court, Citizen ALQU I ER, Who
came to make an official canimmtication. to HIS
MAJESTY of the death of General LECLEIte, the
brother.in.laW of the First Const;:.

CENOA, MARCH 26.

TO-DAY a &Vent CPUSU4IIM was publisiiett here,
by which all Societies and Clubs are forbidden, un:
less they have', an express permission from the Go-
vernment. This permission mutt be °brained of the
Doge, and renewed from year to year. The Doge
may, if he pleases, inunediarely recal it. • All So-
cieties meeting. without complying with this rev..
lation, will be considered as riotous and dangerou3,
and their members apprehended as disturbers Of
the public peace, and suspetted of conspiring
against:- the Government. The, Doge rrizy banish
or imprison them, but the banishment must not be
for longer than two years, nor the imprison.
ment more than for one year. 't'he offenders of this
description who are in public employments, are im.
mediately to lose their offices, and become incapable
of holding any place under 'the-government, This
extraordinary power is—giveti•to the Doge for three,
years. r.

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Letters from Paris announce fir certain, a prdeet
formed by the First Consul of dividing Europe into•
four Empires, the South and the North : the East
and the West. the four Chiefs of,these riew Em. •
fires are proposed to be: the Emperor of Germany,
the Czar of Russia, the King of-Prussia, and the
First Consul, who, would thus • take his place.
among the crowned heads, and eannett all his family
with them by marriage. We have .seem the plans
of this division, to which it is said, the King of
Pitussilii has already acceded ;but the Emperor
A t.E AtiO RR has rejeaed it. We shall not enlarge
eporl this-project. because it is at once absurd and'
impra&iCable. England is not alloWed to occupy
a place yin it ; which is congenial to what appeacs
to be the system of the First. Consul. EONArARTIt
is" liarraised with the desire of blending his family
with the Reigning families stf-Europe; It is now
under very serious consideration to give the two.:
brothers, Loci EN anti loss Pit the same body guards.
and exterior splendour as was*pOssessed by: the
Princes of France. The third brother,' Lou it, into
he appointed the Successor, .and will have an esta.
Wishnick suited to the, presumptive, Heir of the'
Empire the Senatorial, Legislative, and Trihuni.
tial Bodies are about to undergo another deetittipo»
sition, and to be purged of all tbe,democratio form
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whieh they contains.

Enigmas, Charades, and Lazogr;thes, are the
Qrder of the Day in Paris. The journals, ior
want of wottlething better, are filled with. them. A
Dramatist of the day,'' catching. the manners living
they rise," brought ourthe other day a PieCt:
entiilcit L'Emignlmassze, the
.plot 9f which, howcv tr,
the Audience could not uifitilV/VIIAd it tvas damned.

It has bren said, that a late ittniard drama was
firs Preentetl to the Manageriof*St. Lake's. The
report his been conttatieaid,'hOt it serail generally
to be ad.nitted, that. the Author is incurablt„

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR fined respetlable•
Brewer toi. on its bring proved that aix
dr:,rs were suffered to stand three hours in St.
Moy,Axe, without any person attending them.

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, CALCUTTA, iSoi;
• tieter E;a. senior iterribei Of the
I,,hri tat, Erg. §econd Member,
iLdrnonstorie, Esq. Third,Meinb,:r, ditto.
{ • N.Study. Sub-SZt:tetq.
Zubert I::,:tiardson, Esq. First Asiutai:t to I mpni tll are-
hotiv!.
~ Charles Eetiller, 'Esq. Mead 'Assistant to Export Ware-
housc-ktepgr. . „: • - .s
Eat. Head Assistant to cortirtieiriii Re-
sident, ,
John Taylor, Esq. Second Member of toird Of Tr4de, to
be Export Warehouse-keeper.

It appears that the regulations.relative to private
trade had. been received by the Goveinor.Gencral,
as a.toPy of the regulations was published at Pori
Williatn, t sth Nov. 4 Soi, iti srhich only three ships
that were taken up for the expedition zo the Red
Sea; are alloWed to return to Europe; on terms
agreeable to thtse 'regulations: