The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-03 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR, Dim. 6.

lealth.

Trla names Frigate sailed on the 3d inst. for
Portsmouth : when the nano, left Sir RICHARD
BICKER ON, he was lying in Oriston Bay, on the
west side of the Island of Sardinia ; it is an excel.
lent anchorage place, and it is the first time an Eng.
lish Fleet had ever .been there. 'The different ships
were all remarkably healthy.
The only British Man of War here, is the kiiye
Frigate, which is still lying in the Mole.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 21.

LORD ELGIN is making preparations for his re.
urn to England, on account of the ill state of hit

The 'Porte has received advice that the Beys in
Upper Egypt have made exertions to break through
the Cordon of Turkish Troops, to get to the Eng..
fish ; but that their design has been frustrated by
the Paella of Cairo.

Colona St:ll.4s-rritNi styles himself French En.
voy Extraordinary fur the whole Levant.

VIENNA, Die. 12.

' Ott the istli inst. Her Royal Highness the
Dutchess Dowager of PAUVIA arrived here. The
ENIT;ER.OIt received. her at the Palace, and led her
to her Majesty the limrztss.
On the rith Prince ESTERO kZY set out, with
seven carrioges, on his journey, for France. Tie
proposes to visit the principal commercial places and
manufaCtures in France, and likewise in England.

MILAN, I)Lc..n.

ME Organic Law which establisues the new
Government at Genoa,- has been published there.—
According to it, the Government will consist of
Senate, in which ,a Doge is to preside. There are Er,
be five great Officers of State, viz. the Ministers of
Justice and Legislation,; of the Interior, of 'War, of

the Marine, and of il'inance. The Senate is to consist.
of thirty Senators; each Senator to be thirty years
old, and remain in office six years. The Doge is
to be olio:men
,by the Senate, and continue in office.
six years; nor can be again ele4e4- till after six
years.

They vs rite from Tan;s, that a Fiatilla -of ;8 Sail,
with from 3 to 4000 Troops on board, had pot to
sea ; three xebecs and a polacre were also oruizing
between the Islands of Elba and Capraria. Corsairs
have likewise been sceri on the ,Coast of
•

CUE, zt.

yYSTERPAY the French Adjutant returned, who
had been sent by General MONTRioptaro to Parii„
to signify to his Government, that it had been reg.
fused to acknowledge him as General in Chief of the
French Troops in our pay, or to admit of any Frenols
Garrison or. French Head,quacters here, yesterday
morning• likewise returned, the Courier sent at the
same time by our Government tp our AmhAssador
at Paris, Vos VAN STBINWYCIt, pelletal Nll9ll-.
TAlCttAito had 4 COnfFFCIICe with the Ambassador
UNtotivtl,;,e, as also with por Pirettory, and
is preparing to leave the 'fugue with his Staff,
and go to the kleittl.qiinte.ri at 13rrgen.q7Zoont, ac.
cording to the orders he has received from his Go.
vernment.

The following h a Copy or the Genera Order*
which were issued by the Earl of CAvArr,' irpme,
diately before his departure from Egypt

•
" /ford- emour 41exandria, Ga. to.
" 4s Mtjot•General the 4arl of Ce.v 14 will embark
this morning for Matta, Male:nicer:era{ SiEwnio. wit' be
pleasedhenctlotwardlo.taki upon.himseit Ore command of
the Troops cf the Army. iii Egypt. Major-Genend tne gar).
of City At:, in notifying his deruturo to the Troops in
this. Lountty, earnestly
so..c.ts mon to coudescend ro.
ceps of his sincerest 'und -inost grateful Titanitit,l fur. ;halt.'
contlu4 since he has had the honcur cornmand them A
oonilud nut only manikiting Such discipline, obedience, and
'every principle ut good' Soldiers,' as must increase the tame
and chatileter they have heretofore acquired ; bur that alsto
rendered his 'conutrand as easy al it had been hiyhly 'tattering
and honourable to him. lie congratulate the thiir
having Major General Stzw4n-r as their CornMandcr, an Of-
ficer whose attachment and regard to its interest and conitOrta
are as well known to every individual in ir, us his nigiciieno
and abilities. To Colonel Br. at; oan, Miljor,(;riieral the
Earl of t; nvA N'S obligatigris 'are most justly due; for his
able execution of every duty ; and particularly for his unre-
mittingattention to the extreme crumb-10°6:e one, attached
to his situation, as Cominaridunt of Alexandria; to him solely
are its inhabitants indebted for its present Well-established
Police; anti for :he tranquillity they now enjoy,
" Lieutenant.Culonel LAIRD' Deputy Quarter.. Master,
Lieutenant-Colonel Moult a, Deputy Adjutant. General,
Dr. S ITIIII and every individual at the head of the dilfe.
rent departments of the Army, are, well entitled to Nlajor-
General the Earl of env no's. acknowledgment of approba-
tion, for their assiduity and zeal, and for the aiisistance they
. have en all, occasions afforded him, in forwarding the public
service.

Major-(.general the Earl of CAVAN, is very sensible
that wins great ease, many Univers may be' found in the ser-
ViCe,po£6o6ll4llB far suptilvtabilitics, ar.d in every respeet bet.
ter qualified to command than himself ; but he is persuaded
it world be attended with ililticulty.to tind,une.that has been
more anxiously zealous to promote the wetlare and happiness
of those he has commanded (especially those in Egyptj than
he has been. this declaration is thought of any value, he
assures them of its continuation ; and that hit gratitude to
the Army of Egypt will never be obliterated from his ate-
ntory .."

i
The following s a copy of a Letter from the SE-
CRETARY at WAR to the Pupating FIELD OW-
vas of the Recruiting Service :

" iph rircemeter, 'tot,

" It being thought proper that the Pay and Contingen-
cies of the Staff of the Recruiting Distriatin Great Brifain,
should from the 3ith instant, inclusive, be issued, through
the General Agent tor Recruiting, resident in London, I have
the honour to acquaint you therewith, and desire you
will instruel the Paymaster of the Distria under your in-
speaion, that he is accordingly to draw upon Mr. Ridge,
sit Messrs. Cox and Greenwood, for the 1140 ser-
vit;,!, from the above date. 1 am further to acquaint you,
that agreeably to the tenor of the communication made •
to the Inspedde General of the Recruiting Service, in my
letter of the apt ultimo, the Paymaster is not to issue",
his drafts for the pay and allowance of Commanding ()Ul-
cers belonging to the stad of the Distrid, until the end of the,
military month, except in case of any individual Officer who
may cease to belong thereto in the course thereof; od that
he is to prepare a separate Estimate of the Pay and Confine
gencies lit the Stet/tin each month, with a duplicate tor the
use of the General Agent, and to transmit the said estimate
antiChiplicate to this Office, so that the same may be re
ceived hereon or before the lath of each month, in order
that the issues may be received smile-et
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