The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

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Altii; JUNE fete of •Sunday • hit went
the b..st
,sty le thOugh the weather appeared
to be very -utitai-oui-ablein :be course of the day,—
six o'clock, however, it b; sari to clear up,
evrning was one of the fines: that tie Sum-
, SiitiOn'eVeeextri-hhed, and was-of course in the
h:Olest je„;ree Ifavourgbie to the displav of fire-
'w rks, &c. which lorttinaleli soffered
iy or no duninn.on ~f their intemied etfetl. All
the t)oqih erekled, in the Elysian fields,- for the dis-
tribuz.,„
,ot piovi-,inns, were opened at seven o'clock,
ail:, a tounikiins rah ,Aith w Ind.
,At nine
their Jrrperial and Royal Majesties, with
tieir ,Ltie, rep lied from the Palace 01 Si. Cloud to,
‘le Her. Mjesty the Empress
opcnel bali, with a quadrille, which she danced
.testy the King of Westphalia, the Queen
0, &vies, it s Imperial. Highness the Truce Viceroy
of il,ll,ol,„ridt Highness the Princess.Pauli:le,
ce Esterhiiy, La ly.bouicet DTligtiy, and M.
ce .;Ahcoidi. ijestiei' left the Hotel the
Z lilt ot, h.;lf-past twelve, on their return to St.
Cloud..

t•.)() men, surrendered themselves prisoners-of
We took; .from the .enemy -.one wand of colours,
three guns, plod a quantity of provisions and tn. ili-
tary stores. I)nring 'the blockade we bad live killed
aid 12 woutviqd."

VIENNA, JUNE court Gazette gives the
follo,:ing intelligence from Turkey.
The Grand Vizier is now completely- recovered
from his late . illness, and continues to enjoy the
Complete confidence of the Gland Seignior. Intel-
ligence has at last reached Constantinople of the.re-
commencemeni of hostilities, by an attack, which
the. Rti.siaps- made on the t 4th M.ly, on the
island of Ostromtnanne,. in the Danube; which was
occupied by the Turks. A corps of apoo men
marched flow the ilinatncf Crajo‘a upon this ex-
pedition, the Objeet of which appears to bare h(-en.
ihe effecting of a secure communication with the
Servians, who made incursions as far as Widdiu.—
The Russians, however, have slice withdrawn from
that quarter. Alleanwhile the Grand, Vizier actively
exerts himself in making preparations of every de-
scription for the present campaign ; and the Grand
Seignior continues,
,by addresses to.the Ministers
and troops, to animate theardou,' of the nation to
the highest possible pitch.

, ~
• " Tee insctiption of "Unity, the Indivisibility .of
*the Iteetialic, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or I D ate," which was still to be seen on Sunday under - • CoNsTaNTrNoPLE, APUtc 24.—The whole of
tee cle ,k ef the Hetel de Ville, and also the cap Of this capital was thrown into the greatest constetnae
1,-iet•y, muck ilp el trout of that building litt 0 at last
Ihaen reiiinveri. lion on the 21st of this month, a tire was neatly re-
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clueing to ashes the 'aole suburbs of Pen. A third
Hes 'Majesty on the tOth, held a Coueei; of Fi-
Iliac Ala Commerce, at St. Cloud. ' part has been consumed by the flames. The hotel
bruin Trieste we learn that the Croatini troops of- the French was menaced with the same tate, but
i-t-,••10 tonne', for Dionstia, to take upon themselves
saved by the care and .aelii its of the Kiiirnaian
tae duty of ore garrisons there, in consequence of
'which, a part of the French troops there wid remit The alarm was the greater, because new scenes of
, to Upper Italy.
disorder were expetaed on the p.irt of the - Janis-
ourThere is a brisk interchange of couriers between
saries. This corps • had, a 7 tew days before, .been
Cote t and the Nixes of the League of the
keine. guilty of Such excesses, that the inhabitants were
The'a per cents. are at sof. 7oee with dividend ; obliged to take up arms against them to save their
iroit- the 22.1 March.
own lives. The Turkish Government has taken part
LYONS, MAY 23.—We expe6l the arrival here of , this e.,
arras. The Janissaries have been disarmed
41arshal Augaretu, the 'Duke of Ca tiglione, who in
.- has resigned the co:inmate!' of- the army of Catalonia*, by the inhabitants, many of them have been strati-
INin order 10 return to Paris. His successor, Marshal gled ; and 'a
proclatnatioti authorises the immediate
actionald, has by this time probably arrived in .. •
tierona where the brad-quarters of the 7th corps killing at such as-ere guilty of siinitar execs es. This
Still are. General Lacombe St. Michel still holds measure has re-established tranquility, and alt hough
the situation of Governor of Barcelona, hot wail the fire, of which mention has just treLn. made, may.
auoiritave another destination. That city is now in
be attributed to. the 4'etigeance of the Janissat tits,a more taveuraole,situarion than it was at the be-
this corps have nevertheless coin- no fresh
, Eiiming of kt inter. AI! is quiet in the vicinity ; the
Waled bands. since their late defeats, have retired to seditious movement, whilst •tneans were taking for
the mountains, and the communication with the stopping the progress of the fire.—(alonifear,
Pliny in ,the field has been perteaty free since the
teo 'clioti of Hostairich. The scarcity of provisions, June 18-)
' course
was for sonde- time very severely, felt, has of ROME, MAY 29.—The greatest tranquility con=
ceased. In t:,e beginning of the present tinues to reign in this fine towee The 'decrees for
mouth, a number of vease.s from the South' of • ' •
the suppression of the convents are carried mitt ex-
l'iltiCe ars-Olt:el sate with a large supply or artilleq,
!Provisions, and military stotes The English ves- . ecution. The roads are covered With• monks le-
als had, a short time 'b'efore, withdrawn to Port turning home. Only the Canons of Si, Pteire de
Mainaii in Minor/ea, to repair the damage's they sus- r
Rome, and St. Jean de Latran, are preseived. For
*anted in a heavy storm.
?, The army in Cataloeia had, since the fall of Ge- sortie days past a crowd of curious people nave re-
cum, limited its operations to fru•trating the efforts paired to tile hanks of the Tiber. Toe following is
it)f the insurgents against Barcelena, and for the re-
brought into
-i4 of kiosialrich ;bllt as tilt- latter place is now in the cause : wind .troth aVtrica has
is hands, and Barcelona may be safely left to itself, these countries an immense pumper of lecusts„
i.,t jEls by the teintorcements sent to join it, placed in TifeseinseCts, after having devastated the cu eery,
a situation to co-opera e, at least, so far in the eon. Lid nu longer finding any tiling in it to "eat, devour
litesi of the proviece of Valem la, that, it has taken
e ich other. 'The weaker part take fiteht, and
?Post on the northern ;wooer or that kingdom, ,and •
tactilaily employed in be sit Tovosa. It is at throwing themselves into -.the Tiber, are otters per-
Vretent tormed into six clicisioes, narnel, three sued by the vanqinshers. The day before ye.ster
itlet)ch, one. Italian, and Iwo of the troops of the d
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ay tins river was
.. covered a.vith them. These in-
,, Innto Importaut events were expected soon alter
il,' 'e arrival ut ralatseal Macdonalo. A considerable sects are black.
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.-..)riss.
F d.-Beserve must stilt he kept in the interior COPENHAGEN, MAY 30.--Five ships ot, the line
tit Cat'aionta, t•o hold in check the insurgents In the
tbouutailia, who in Catalonia make a more obsonaie have just arrived from the Baltic le the'Belt, su that
4,4t1 r, solu.e resistance than in the other parts- of there are now actually eleven Caere, of which tour
7,l7tain. Their cola' places of iendezvous• are be- are to the north of the Istatutot Ser gue, and seven,
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I eti the Lf.bregat and the Ter, and in the moon-
a ,ts t
the nom' of Vich. From Valen:ia we have
with two cutters, to the south oi it. The Rear-
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;:u eettain adtic:•s.. It is, hte.Vever, knowe, that . Admiral's Ship Is a three-decker. i
ti;t4ii the ap,,earance of the' French troops before Adu'ural SAUMAREZ 11[14 not yet quitted the outer
i Piree, the p.i:iy hoe tle to Francermarlifested a con- .
road of Gettenburgh. It is doeight that lie has With
sett
ao r, ,
11 ,e Jthue.,:ent of their aeluur, and the resistance
hint many transports.
'hat (maim would have been v• ty slight, it G..n.
ir'ebta ,tatt had at 'the time a greater number of • Res-rocx, JUNE s.—Last night the English at-
k._ (I.)s, and been better 'pros ided with arthlery. tempted a descent on our coast • front the ships of •
. "ce .that period the Spanetids have been ,;cevely . I. . ', .. .
-iiiplo
war which are lying in our neighbourhood• Toey
its yed in improving the tortifeation ; hut front • • ‘
Weal situatiou Va(entia never can be inale a re.. 'really made good the landing eoh about 300 ma-
v'lai lot • tre•s • , .
. ; rmes and seamen, and some artillery, and attacke'd
I,S. l'• PETERSBoRGR, APRIL, 2g.----The General of the post of Watneinalide, two miles distance from.
t:;t.a,ntrY) Count Katnensky, Commander in Chief
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place.
this They did ho'vever, no ' 't• t-
other mocale.
tis 'ne Russian army in Moltfai ia, has transmitted ' -• ' ' '
'le
.1/4cifallowing intelligence under date of the 18th than carrying off a small pr.vateer, and another vest
al xoth of Marco, (30th of Match and Ist sel, which were lying in that port.
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April new style) :
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NA.PLES, MAY 19 —All kinds of vessels, fishine
taalMaior-Generai Isejew, who crossed the D 3. , . b
. boats, arc. on the coast from Taranto to Gaeta, have
, e from the Lesser Walachia, pursuant to the
111 tl.7‘sl, sent him, found a body or the enemy posted been put in requisition for an extraordinary service.
J)l4 otk on the it, de river-Dsemne in the territory The prOprietors, in case the vessels should be lost,,
(b
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elaela. • Retnarking that the possession of an
' e.,
iit, au battery belonging to this work would din- will be indemnified by the Government. As the great.
ereklee the enemy from any Ibnger defending it, he 'est part of the guard is in Calabtia,. our garrisoo'
Colonel Zwitenew, of the Musketeers of
rA,
now consists ofnot more than 100 French and Nea- I
tilt e
_I, bane, to carry the battery, which he did on , . e
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oittan troops, but we expect several trench regi-
The ere ria lost lad teen, and one gun. , P.
the '4 h. i , . • - -
illetiat the same time, ordered Colonel Count B. i menus which are on their march for Upper Italy. ..
teat . elle of the Eiriperor-s aides-de-camp, tO pene- i A strong division of eun-boats which have been:
ta 0
at, 11110 the rear of the enemy, for the purpose'of .. . '
~,e_.
armed amid fitted out at Castelamare, has sailed along
by ill the inireechnietits at day-break, sue Ported !
Ni.,e,t'7 teannent of musketeers of Olotieak, who ; the coast for St. Euphernia.
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atk)4llo attack in trout. The enemy who were
,The King, it is supposed, has now arrived at. Reg-,
heil_ 1000. strong, and (leder The orders of Lira-
gio, of polite the Strait of IVlessina. -
hesjethe Pacha of Widdia, finding themselves ex,-
444 'n the, rear, availed themselves of the dark- BAYONNE, JUNE I.—The Spanish prisoners who
aii.lotito.oifiltatistee night to evacuate the entrenclimeets, were taken in Lerida are shortly to arrive in France.
good tlfeir retreat. We ,however, came
i 'tail)
T •ti • column, consisting of 1,20 Q men, is ex-
Oat . and cut in pieces, their rear-guard, consist- PIL first
d' about about 100 men, and took one gum ; several pected here in two days.
• • tti 'is who were: , a \,,,,...,.. coining front the interior parts of From 4to s'oo het-se-artillery •
of the Imperial
we
.1 ~', met with thr, stone tate. In this affair
Guard, passed through ties plaee on the 31st of last
kto t''''' ~,i one ()dicer and 14 rank and' file killed, N. -4 t, ~Imonth,. on their match to Spain; they are to be
leers (tithe staff and 48 wound-
t, .(.3e.- •• • ' ' soldiers • follo..ved by a very considerable train of artillery.
40 • -nere . Isepw, in passing the Danube, lett es . .erace .„ .
General QUESNEL, who relieves: General HE--
, tret,., • 'Lees eit the isle of Otesbar, under the : '
'1,,,k',"k1 tit cid,;(). I Sc:'iel, uin to blockade the DOUVILLE in the command pi the II th leititary di-
,„'tttre. Tiie z
:,::,,i of Widdin being inform-. vi 56011, arrived, here on the 30, la of, last: ino, tli.
i., ' t.t,i; .
`4kti;il..,,_ ~I.t.rr,: I.to aitic!es to- evicuating the G'....). I-4Douvti,LE is Oil thepoint of, settina nut for
‘"4•ti44. '.1.-te garrison, to the number oft Paris.

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