The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-25 00:00:00

The .price of grain here continually advances.

CONSTAiTINOrLE, SETT. to.—A fire, of eight
hours' continuance, has to.4lay laid in ashes, five
mosques and above moo houses. In the night of
the 7th a large village in the vicinity of the Cali.
tal, principally inhabited by Jews, was likewise
burned.

21.—Last week a Courier arrived her; from
Paris, with Dispatches to the French Ambassador,
containing advice of the reciprocal acknowledgment
of the two Imperial Dignities of France arid Au-
stria. The Internuncio has also within these few
days received advice of this acknowledgment, and
communicated the intelligence to the Sublime Porte.
He now expels the arrival of his new Credentials.
The powerful Force. which the Paella of Romelia
has assembled against the Rebels in his Province,
has occasioned the Rokachigli, or Chief of these
Banditti, to fly with some thousands of his parti.
zany into the Territory of PAswAN OGLOU. AGO.
ther Insurgent, ISMAELPACHA, who has seized the
Government of Acre, is willing, since he is blocked
Up on all sides, to enter into a Negotia'tion with
the Porte. This Negotiation has been entrusted to
a man of probity and merit, who has obtained the
confidence of the Grand Signior.
The late destrudive fire, which laid the village
of jophana and the artillery barracks in ashes, is
attributed to the discontent of the populace on ac.
count of the scarcity of bread ; the Janisariea like.
wise have not received their pay for some time.
A Russian Ship or 6+ guns, with about Soo
troops on board, arrived hire on the 27th ult. on
her way to Corfu;

ITALY, Oc, is 'now known that the
KING of SARD INT A has been offered, as his indem.
nitication, a part of Tuscany (the State of eienna),
anti a yearly revenue of soo,ooo flares; which,
however, he has refused.

Two persons have been arrested at Leghorn. for
making bignalo ,to Privateers at sea to inform them
when Ships laden with Mercliandize were about
to sail.: , . .

The Journey of the Pcrs (who is now recovered
from his indisposition) to Paris will be by Flo-
rence, Bologna, Alessandria, Sce. where all the
necessary preparations are made for his reception.

A. 4 there are some disturbances in Turkish Al.
bania, the Garrison in Austrian Dalmatia and :it
Catland have been reinforced.

Mt tcr2, Ocr. 6.—The Russian Charge d'Af.
(Aires on the 2d inst. received Dispatches by a Colt.
Tier from St. Petersburg!) ; immediataly after which
he gave in a Note to the Minister TALLEYRANDI
and the day after left the City.
It is understood that the EieCtoral Prince, and
Prince Louis of Baden, the Hereditary, Prince of
Hesse Darmstadt, the Prince of Yemburg, the
Prince of Nassau Weil!burg, and several Counts of
the Empire, will repair to Paris, 'about the end of
Oftuber, to be present at the solemnities of the
Coronation. Those Princes who cannot attend in
person, it is expeded, will send Ambassadors Ex.
traordinary.

The reports in several of the 'German Papers, re-
lativ.e to certain changes tO be determined here,
seem not to be confirmed. Our , Emperor wishes
the preservation of the peace Of the Continent.
WEZTLXR, Ocr. 6.--The Princes and Counts
in this vicinity, who were at Mentz, have returned
to.day. Several ofthem, will go. to Paris to the
Coronation. His Eletloral:Highness of Hesse, who,
on account 'of Hines's, could not go to Mentz, and
who the day before yesterday returned from Wit.
helmrbad, through Gresscn to Cassel,.'has been like.
wise invited to go 'to Plait,
Cur Eledor experts an invitation from the Pops
to meet hiM at Paris, and there conclude the Con.
cordat, so important fur Germany.
GstroA, SEPT. 22.—AttOtiling to Letters from
iblognii, the number of French Troops which
marched through • that City for Southern Italy,
amount to zo,ooo.

An agreement has been entered into between
England and Russia to pihsels the Island of maim
in common., for which purpose sopa Russian Troops
will soon go from Corfu to Malta;

HAGUIr, OCT. i6.—To.dily it waa . repared
here that an •Cnibargo had been laid upon All
It Wks tUppitd tktt 1114 was in szuniequer, tit" the

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Expedition against England, and the report occa.
sioned here a very great sensation. According
'however, to Letters from Amsterdam, received this
day, Admiral KHMER? has only taken some mea.
sures of precaution against spies, Rnd to prevent ccr.
Main rommunicationsivith England ; in consequence
of which tome' Ships from they. North were prevented
from sailing.
The day before yesterday the-Legislative Body
began its Autumnal Sittings.; it ,is believed, how.
ever, that they will not continue the stated time
of six weeks ; hut that the said Body will break
up, and no more deliberate on the Plan of the New
Constitution.

With respell to this New Constitution, the Ne-
gotiations still continue. The Ambassador Scnihr.
MILPENNZNCK, whose father is dead at Amster-
dam, .is now in that City, indisposed. The eight
Dcparttnents, we are 'assured, will re.assume the
name of Provinces, and receive again a part of
their SOvereignty. The Central Government will
consist of the Deputies from the Provinces, who,
will form an Assembly of States General. We ars
also assured, that this new establishment will not
have for its consequence any reduftion of the rents
and interest of the National Debt. The new ge-
neral system of taxation will, it is said, bring in
about 12 millions of florins.

,This day a Committee of the Principal Authorities
of 'the State will meet in the Great Hall called
Trevies Kammer, when the plan of the New Con.
atitution will be laid before them.

MALAGA, SEPT. 22.—The disease here, thank
a .
God, begins to abate, though its ravages are still
sufficiently dreadful.

On the 18th died 134, on the ,9th t 14, on the
loth 98, and yesterday 115 persons.
Recovered on the 18th isB, on the 19th 286, on
the loth 244, and on the silt 309.
Ncw sick on the 18th 236, on the 19th 142,
on.the zoth Ty, and on the 3lht 158.
Number of sick on the t Bth, 2811 ; on the :9th,
2544; on the loth, 2343; on the 21,t, 2196.
(ANOTHER LETTER, SAM! DATE.)

Tha disease here is now less violent ; and we
hope that in some weeks, when the weather be.
comes colder, it will entirely cease. There are
now few sick in the City ; the greater part ate in
the Hospitals and the Lazaretto.

The French Commander in Chief at St. Omet's
denominates the plan for destroying the Boulogne
Flotilla, ig a cowardly and horrible project." We
should be'glad to hear what epithls that Comman-
der would have given to the MO of the French
Flotilla, if he were an Englishman. Is not the
'ohjea: of that Flotilla. to spread carnage and ties°.
lation over this happy country ? To reduce us to a
ieft vassalage on France?! To
makereoftl I theli moatho abject
hopeless Vilma of Corsican vengeance
To efface us from the rank of Nations, and convert
us into mere " hewers of wood and drawers of wa.
tee!' for the most base, and infamous people upon the
whole earth ? Can any. prnjel be blamed that, ac.
cording to the usages of War, is intended to avert
•st) dreadful a fate ? If the French want examples of
tt Cowardly and horrible projects," let them look
upon the treatment which all Countries,have ex.
perienced who have been so miserable as to be ex.
posed to their enmity or protaioa

• The Morning Paper that has chiefly distinguish.
ed itself in the despicable attempt to damp na.
tional spirit, and to represent the late Experiment to
frustrate the views of out. Enemies as a weak,
contemptible, and ridiculous degradation of our
Naval Force, inserts the French accounts of that
trans:44)n, without testify log. the least sense of'
contrition at finding our hmemtes are more just to
us than a Journal that ought to be Bra'ri4b, but
which in general seems as if published under the
imprimatur of the Corsican Usurper. Not a watd
of recantation, after such a complete and disgrace.
ful discomfiture does the Paper alluded to contain ;
hut, speaking of the French accounts, simply says,
" the whole will be found curious."—Ub ! thane
where is thy blush !"
The chief' Patron of Sir FRANCIS Iltlao err, in
Gloucestershire, is a man who having squandered his
own fortune, is now strenuously employed in.endep,
yours' to imprOve that of the patriotic Baronet. - Such
are, indeed, the Men, in general who are travelling
from post to pillar, SubJc,iption.hunting.
There are some errors in the Gazettt of Tuesday,
obviously typographical, which it may 'not be im.
proper for us to correti.—For ‘"rearta wool," read
Ficuna, commonly called Pigagna wool, the fleece
Pf the wild Peruvian sheep. We also suspetl, that
the ball of Tin will turn out to be bars of Zink, or
Nickle, or perhaps Silver, as there is not in any
part of Pent a single mine of Tin;
Letters received in Limerick, by the last Mail
from Alicant, mention that the yellow fiver has
made ire appearance in that city ; that above two.
thirds of the. inhabitants have fled to the country
to avoid the contagion ; and that two centinels are
placed at the door of every house in which there is
any .person sick.—Several shocks of an earthquake
have been felt at 'Almeria, near Alicant.

The Corporation of Dublin have appointei a
Committee to represent to his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant the distress arising to Ttade from the
bad state of the Coin, and submit such remedy as
to them should appear etfrdual.
We art extremely sorry to state, that as Colonel
Routicrsorr, of the Royal Westminster Volunteers,
was returning home on Tuesday from Kennington,
through the Park, his horse fell and threw him ;
his shou!der was dislocated and his arm broken.
is, however, in a fair way of recovery