The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-25 00:00:00

r AVG. 21.

Eitsrute circumstances have obliged the Go.
vernment to redouble its vigilance on our Coasts,
and the measures are. such, that no Spy or Incendi.
ary can land. from Englal.d'on.our Coasts, without
running the risk of being arrested. In conseqUence
of this severe vigilance, JOHN 1-IA'AVEY
an'Euglishman, was lately arrested, anti gent as a
Spy before the, Permanent. Council of War of the
!sift Military Division ; but having justified him.
self from the crime of which he was accused, 4ie
was unanimously acquitted.—(Afonheur.)
Letters from Brims, received at Vienna on the
sth, announce, that all the Merchants trading to
Turkey are in the greatest consternation. A Ca.
ravan from Germany, after hiving passed Semlin,
was pillaged near Constantinople, when they be.
lieved themselves in perfed safety. Another Cara.
van, destined for Germany, with Turkish and
Greek Merchandize, was likewise pillaged near
Orsowa, just as it entered the Austrian territory.

The write from Belgrade, that the Chiefs of the
Janissaries are adding to the number of. their
To ►dace of I..cty or sixty attached to each of
them, they now reckon two -hundred. They are
colleffing provisions in proportion. They attribute
these measures to a report that the Sun of the Pacha
who was assassinated, is about to espouse a Sultana
at Constantinople, anti who is to have Belgrade for
her dowry. They prepare in consequence to take
possession. The Enemies of the Pacha dread the
vengeance of his Son, but not being sure of one
another, they have a mutual -distrust, and du not
a6t in conc' err.

They ate preparing at Hanover, wooden cages. to
t,raosport to France the Deer demanded by the First

The Commander in Chief of the Army of Italy,
MuRAT, is expraed ar Paris 'witlitre ci6l.lt or ten
days.

HANovEit, Atta. 9.—we are assured that the
Army. of Hanoyer will he reduced to t 2,000 men,
and that the Overplus of that number will he added
to the Army of England. We are positively as.
sured, that General Mown ER will cornmand a
part of the French Army destined for the desent
on England, and that in his absence General
MOFTRICHARD will take the command of "the.
`Army of Hanover:. A Park ha!! been formed in.
the environs of the :city,of Hainver, in which atc
placed the Artillery Carriages, Mirtar%, and Can-
non, as well as the Field Artillery, :JO the Wag-
gons of the Hanoverian Atrny. This PAlt will be
increased with ail the Artillery at Hameln. It
will serve the French Army, which h about to
send its own to Breda.

We are assured that all the Churches of the Dec-
totate will make a present of their plate; to aid the
wants of the Stdte.

It is said that several Hanoverian Officers have
enterea into the service of Russia.

HAGUE, AUG. t6.—Th;.eitchange of the Rati- '
fications of the Convention ck.mcluled on, the 25th
of June last,. between the French, Batiavian, and
Italian Republics, relative to the military Opera
lions against England, and the part which the two
last are to take in it, was executed at Brus-sels on
the 24th.of July.

The Artillery Park of the French Army had been
-transferred from Dewenter to. Gorvincbent.
Tele-
graphs are pracinton our Coast iron the mouth of
the Meuse to the Texel.

lINNA, Auc. to.—They write from Venice,
that an EngtibliFrigate entered that Pujt with eight
small Prizes, tit. the purpose of selling' them. The
Fr-ench Consul has ruade representations' upon the
subjca, which have been transmitted to the .Chan.
cellery of State, as well as the Protest of the Eng-
lish Consul.

8P.1754E Ls, Auc. 16.—1 t is 'asserted here, that
General Attic ERS AU will command an Army of
so 000 men on the Coast of ci.devant Flanders,
and that his Head-Quarters will he e3tdblished at
Bruges. general MMSENA will hare, it is said,
the tommand of, the Troops which are to assernble
in a Camp near St.thntr's. It is certain that we ex..
ped soon in these Countries a great number of
Troops.

PETERSBURG'', JULY 22.----There is at present
in the Road of C't,initadt, 4 74-gun Ship and a
Cutter, ready to bail to Warllemude, in order to
bring the Princess at MECE.LENBURG SCHWERII4 to
this City.

.aat4oik, AUG. 3. -- The English continue to
cruize in - considerahle force in the Adriatic; eight
o'
English Shies have appeared ofF 411Crillel. 'They re.
„peel the Flags of Austria, of the Pope, anti of thse
i -
States which are not neurally at War. A ripori
is in circulation, that the English are preparing at
Malta an Expedition to Egypt, and that they mean
io'occupy that Country, and to keep it 45.4 n eqn-i.
vate,,, furmitn6v,Fi. _Lord. Nui..,91. i$ to tlitett, the
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