The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

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Whti occupies tine of .the first pike's in the Legion
Hohoui, has been'here since the day beftire y'ester.
day. It was said that Genzrat MetatroN'r li.d
out fur the Fleniish Coast, to hold conferences with
the EMiteROR, 'and that he will again return to thi:
camp at Z•ist, where the EMPfikOR is no longer
expeeted. Our A mba sSador„Sc t Ki L ifjit t,
has left Amsterdatri for Ovetpsel. Acc,rding' tb
Letters fro:n Paris, M. SCHIMMELPENNINCK is
appointed a Member of the Legion of Honour.
Yesterday. an English Frigate was so near to
Schevening, that one could cotint with the naked
eve her port-holes-. At last she
-cast anchor, arid
sent a Flag uf Tritce, commanded by a Lieutenant,
to one of our Fishing.smacks laying to the East.
ward, and detained there by 'loaf - and, tide..—.
This smack came in the evening' hick to Sdleven.
ing : the Masten said, that he had been warned
by the English not to go to sra, as they had stria
orders to capture, all Ftchirt Vessels. He was be.
sides desired fo inftirm liii,cluntry men oft his order;
• which. has caused great distress to our Fishermen all
along the Coast.
AtfcusT 14.—Yesterday morning we received
intelligence from the Coaars of France and Flandere;
that not only all the. Troops were embarked, but
even the heavy Artillery. AA Letter from Ghenti
of the i 2111, says,. that apartments are.ready,
there and at Britssels, for the reception of the Em.
~P6ROlt. According to the same letter, the grand
Expedition is Alp.tilutely ordered to Set . sail befOra
the end of the month.

UTit,vcnT, AUG. l2.—Last Weartes,lity General
MARMUNT left the Camps at Zeist for Ostend, to
Pay his duty, in that City, to the Emealtult. Ac.
Cording to all probability, his absence will be sh
He was accompanied only by two Officers, besides
his first Aid-de,Camo, Coal. DItsVeAU:S. General
Gltol:Cily, as the oldest General of coml..
mantis the Gallo- Batavian Arniy, ad interim. We
do not know whether the EMPWAtOkrill visit the
Camp at Zeist, though we suppose this will be the
cast, as the -magnificent preparations fur his recep„-
titan continue without intertuption.
The grand manoeuvring and firing, loath with the
Artillery and Small Alms, which began last Tues.
day, are in future to be continued every•TUeiday, as
soon as General MAttmoNt returns. About that
time 'sotne more' Battalions are_expeded in the
Camp. The Troops whd are there, have, with great.
labour, constructed Barracks, in which, during bid
weather, they may deposit their efrefts, •'and even
cover themselves. Front this it is concluded, 'that
this_Canip.will not break up for a long time. The
trees planted before some tents; a small citadel,
with four bastions, providel with artillery, an halt
moon, ditches, pallisadoes, casemetes, a draw-bridge,
&c. all constindea before the tent of a Captain of
the 9tir Regiment, cause particularly the admiration
of visitors. The protetEon given to ail Shti t_
keepers, merchants,, &c. , has caused a number of
them to build shops in the neighbourhood of the
Camp ;.i,.soine lave -even obtained permission to :#
establish. rheir,,made ,in the Camp itself. Every-
thing wanted,nnt only for necessaries, but for luxury,
may be obtained there as welt as in one of our Lige
towns. Even two small Spetiacles' are exhibited
there; the one of Italian rope-dancers, and the other
by an 'equestrian .corps, under the tainoth SNedi!h
rivieur Tournittire. The viAtors in this Camp,
from all parte, are many times more numerous. tli:m
the Troops.. Every day waggons, loaded with am,
munition, pass from Goerinchatn through tins city
for the Camp. To.day one coMpany of Mineurt,
and another of Sappurr, have passed through here
for Flushing.
JULY 2.—The War is begun in Greece.
The Troops u.t .ALI.PACHA Inlve been defeated
by the-,oauves. Several cargoes of genpowder
have left Corfu fur Parga. The Garrison at
Corfu does not conceal the assistance it gives the
insurgents.
Major ClittiSTAGHli commanding the Battalion
of Aihinois, in the pay of the Repubic of the
Seven Islands, is gone tit Parga.- On the other
side; this. Republic demands the occupation of
Parga, PreVeza, Vuniza, and But tintom, by Rut.
sian Troops. • Notwithstanding what the Republic
says to the contrary, the Ste is thereftr nu.
thing, ihbugh every thing is done in its name.—
fidamiterzr.)
Mr. LtvitipsToNs the Minister Plenipotentiary.
from the United States to the Court of .France, ltai
received his Letters 'of Re-call, and is making preps.
rations to leate thiS Country, and to return to Acne.
rica, We are assured that he has hinuelf detnand.;
ed his re.call, but we are ignorant of the motives
which have determined him to do so, He 'will lie ,
succeeded by General ARI'sITItONG, who is an
his way to voirtehere..--(3i)ill'iral des DOais, 44.
17.)
It was in a Sqa•rfe of 100,000 men, and at the
firing Of AOOO Cannon, thus the Emysaost
buted the decoratioßs of the Legion of Honour...—.
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