The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-09 00:00:00

'Wit this day give, from the liamburgh Comm-
elenten, some Extracts of Paris News which did not
appear in the French Papers. They relate princi.
pally to the movements of the CHIP? 'CONSUL
when he was Wit at Boulogne.
A Cartel which had carried French Prisoners to
Cherbourg, returned to Plymouth on Wednesday.
On the let inst. twenty Gun.boats, and two Gim.
brigs sailed from Cherbourg for Boulogne. The
Cartel brought back no' English Prisoners or Pas.
stingers, and all communication with the shore was
strialy prohibited,

We are concerned to learn that some fist sailing '
French Privateers of force, are committing depre.
dations upon our trade in the Chops of the Channel.

Tut Hamburgh Vail due on Wednesday arrived
this morning. It brings us the folluwing articles of
int4siiittnee.:

CONSTANTINOTLIti OCT. 30.—The Porte 1164
1116 day at length received the official confirmation
and circumstantial account of the Defe:tt of tht
Wakabir, or Partizans of An ou LAVE cum.., The
PMHA ofGe DOA sends advice that he has had with
theM 26 Enrgements, ant 4 lost the greater part of

, .
his Officers, hut that be has now entirely..hrokett
and exterminated the force of the Rebels. Tbe few
who remain of them have saved themselves by flight,
and the Shercet of Mecca has returned tb his post.
A French Courier who has returned from Cairo.
has notified to the Ambassador, General liatt'Ng;
the arrival at Cairo of the French Commissary ce,
rural for Commerce. He was r;ccived in u vtry

divinguished manner by the. Pasha, who assigned
him an honorary guard, and permitted him to place
iwo.earinons before his Hotel; and to display the
tri.coloUred Flag.
According to accounts that may be relied on, the
Porte has sent Coremissaries to Egypt, to effect an
accommodation of the disputes between it and the
-Heys, and, 'hopes, are, entertained that they will be
able,to.fdlfil the CI bjeft of their Mission.
The Anstrian.iniernuncio, Baron STURURR, has
sent a Circular Letter to the Austrian Consuls in
Turkey, requiring them to tise their utmost endea-
vours to prevent the Austrian Ships from taking on
board any.Albanese, and carrying them to Egypt.
The Porte has' issued 'three Firmans directed to.
the Governinents of Algiers, Tunis,.. and Tripoly,
requiring those Governments to respell the Flag of
the Trade of: the' KING of PaysstA, with *horn
'the-Sublime Porte is united in the striftest bonds of.
peace and amity,.

; LE OH bk Ni Nov. r's....—The English Admiralty
lial-serit orders some time since to Llockade the hat.
,bour of-Grnoa,, but the. ship Which carried the Dis:
,patches fell into the hands
,of the 'French., and the
'blockade was consequently not formed. A second
order has, however, reached the Admiral, on which
!he-immediately sent a div Won of his Fleet to corn.
':mence the' blockade; and the port of Gent* is now,
closely shut up.
Oeiinit,,.Nov. time i are peegnant.-.',
with important events. Couriers,' are continually
passing between the • French Army in Lower Italy
and Paris. There are reports of an •intended
pedition,- which-will be decisive for the War.. -The-
Army above-mentioned is 34,000 strong. ',The •
KING of NArtits, is to furnish maintenance for the
.French Troops in his:Territory. It is nor true,
that this 'Army has'been diminished, only the ha-.
lian Troopl. have left it. -
VINICT, Novi 18.--Soma Ships which arrived
here yesterday and the day preceding from the
Isle tof Cyprus, bring' accounts that Alexan-
dria is shit in the possession 'of the Turks.
The Ileys, have indeed blockaded this City, on
one side with the Arnauts, and the Mame.
luke Militia, bur the Harbour is open. The
Turkish Garrison makes a brave defence, and the!
ICapitan'Pacha sends it from time to time reinforce.
.ments, and supplies of provisions and ammunition..
The report , lately circulated here, by Ships frail'
the Levant, that the English
,hati
,taken possession
of Alexandria, appears to have originated from the
appearance of an English Flotilla off the Coast of
Egypt,.. which,. however, had for its object only
to reconnoitre the state of affairs there.

• Baujset,s, Nov. as.—One of our journats con.
tains the followih arpdl4 :
ft We learn that the First Consul has returned
from Boulogne to St,` Cloud. Various conjeCtures
are in circulation with regard to. this unexpected
return. /leaven grant that *those which attribute
it to an inclinatiOn to an accommodation betti?een
the Belligerent Povers, may be well founded. The
report that the', first Consul will soon return to
the coast,, cannot be vouched as certain."
•
Ararritionsa,.. Nov. 26.—.4 considerable num.
ber .of • Gun.boats and El.lt,bottomed /bats are_
now
.lying in the Texel, ready to sail. The
Squadron fitted out here consists of seven Ships
of the Line, and some other Vessels of War;
the number' of 'all 'the Gun.boats, Flat.bnttomed
Boats, and Merchant Ships to be employed as
Transports', which our Republic furnishes for the
Expedition against England, is estimated at boo.
In consequence of these preparations, the expences
of our Republic for the current year are augmented
to 64. millions, while the customary receipt only
amount to 32. or 33 millions. The s 8,000 French
Troops in our payiwill require at least 12 millions.

Yesterday morning the Duet of CiuseloGe
breakfasted and dined with Tact* MAJESTIES.
Yesterday the AUK?. of Xa tiT dined with Tat ri
MAJWITIIIij and dressed at Buckinghem.hnuse, to
attend the Royal Party to I)rury Theatre.
Lidies.AYLFOßUkr. Suin ay, SLico, and Mrs.
Maoist!, visited the PRINCESSES.
At the Levee on Wednesday, Sri E. HAKTOP.
Bart. had the'honour to kiss His 1144sitivrvis !nod
ow his being appointed Lieutenant. Colonel in the
Leieestershire Yolunteerss
Lieuti.COlonetGAvisEit,L, and Major BitowN
of the Bermondsey Volunteers, were presented to
His MAJESTY on their appointment.
In addition to the Nohleinan and Gentlemen' pre.
tented at the Ktiirc's Levee on Wednesday last;
werethefollowing
Sit,Dl,o or lillm>xwolevr,, en.hle appointment 411
Colonel of the Oxftird Regiment of Volunteers,
Mkj9FSTiAT74.tiv on his promotion', by; Lora:
citA,Kt.esSperc
The. Gazette of last night contains an Order of
pouncit . allowing tbft. coryirvm of Trade to
and front ;Bethke,
-Vie same 04,with reaped .to the,
other West India Islands and also an Order of
Council for continuing the Bounties, allowed tosea-
Nn and Landmcn entering into His Majesiy's.
avy.
A Banker'i Clerk has bOl, missing these two
,
days. lietad about 4.0001. ALIS 69nOtedhgliti,
met with some accident*