The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

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TITESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1810.

TREA CH PAP.ERS‘ .

PARIS, AUG. 2.—con Thursday last. his Majesty
was•employed during the greater part of the day at
Trianon, in transaeing business with hiS Ministers.
In'vthe evening The Emperor and Empress attended

the representation of the. Femmes Savantel. The
Court was extremely : among the persons
of distil-talon we remarked her Majesty the Queen
of SIAM, their -Highnesses the ,Prince Arch-Chan-
.the Prince .of Neufchatel, . the Prince of
Ponte Corvo, and his Excellency Count Metternich.
Their-Majesties were expeEted to take the diversion
of lannting this' day, in the forest of Rambouillet.—
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It is supposed their Majesties will return to Paris in
the beginning of the week. •
On Sunday last, after mass, the civil and military
atithoriiies of Versailles hadllie honour of being in-
troduced to an audience cf the Emperor, who conde-
scended to converse with' them wish much kindness
and affability; entering into various details relative
to the department in general, and the city of -Ver-
sailles in particular. The same day, in the after-
noon, their Majesties made
~-an excursion on the
canal, the gondolas being navigated by the sailors of
,the Imperial marine.. In the evening, the perr
fanners of the French Theatre -represented the
lical,ier,de Seville, at the Theatre of the Palace of
Trianon.

On Monday their Majesties hOnoured with a visit
the Imperial Military School of St. Cyr. His Ma-
jesty, the Emperor, atter seeing the battalion of pu-
pils exercised, condescended to put sothe questions
to them with regard to the artillery. He was satis-
fied, and thought twenty of them qualified to serve
in that branch. His Maj sty strongly. expressed-his
satistaetion to M. Bigot, a Captain Of Artillery,
(ached to the school, 'with regard to the fire-rockets,
with which he made some experiments in his pre-
sence. The road,all the avenues-leading to St.Cyr,
the•banks' of the zah3l, and, in short,. every place
through which it was su;.pOsed their Majesties might
pass on their.return to TrianonfwerecroWded with
an immense number of speCtators-.
The Conservative Senate held a Meeting on.
the Loth.
On the 14th admisSion will be given-at all, the
Theatres gratis.
Count de Wintzingerode, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary Ilona nis Majesty Gie
King el. Wirtemberg.„'has arrived at Paris.
Repnin,-..the Russian Minister to the' King
of Spain, arrived of Brussels on the 6th, with a nu-
merous suite, and on the 711 i-continued his journey
tor Madrid:
A letter from Antwerp, of the .6th, states, that
the utmost aaivay prevails there in curil!,leting-the
new fortifications. Jn digging the foundaiious Se-
veral ancient coins had been found.
IMPERIAL CusToms.—An error of the press. in
the Decree of the sth instant, unlit be corrected its
follows:

" Levant Cotton, imported by sea, 400 f.--7 The
same imported by lend, through the offices at Co-
logne,' Cobientz, • Mentz, anti Strasburgh, 200 I."
7The pages ,of the King of Holland are on their
way. to. St. Cjuud. They ,are to serve with .ihe
pages of the Emperor. The greater part ut the
• Guards have . goee to Utrecht, whence 'they teal
march for France.
• An article from Berlin says, that Ml's. Baiherst,
the 'wife of )he English Envoy, who disappeared at
Perleberg, is at pre...tut, in that capital.
The Monitenr of the Aeth,,has-the following note
upon the passage, of Lord Wellington's dispaieli of
the I t tli of July, praising the conduct of ale Go:
vernor of Ciudad Rodrigo:--" Very, well. It re:. •
mines to be Eeen whither the Governor Don Andie,
Herfasty will say the same of Lprd Wellington and
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his army. The Governor, it is said, sliew.tetters
from Lord Wellington; encouraging him to 'Oe'end,
the place, and promising to succour bin, .andex-
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presses great dissatisfaCtion at not hating been suc-
coured."
The Etnpress. of Austria with the Archduchess
Leopoldiue, arrived at Prague ou the 30 th oh. from
Toplitz.
The funeral of the -Queen•of PrUssia took-place on
the 30th ult. at eight o'clock in, the cvetiiog. Her
remains vvere deposited:in the Cathedral. '
The English brig, the Fountain, 130 tons btirthen,
from Liverpool to Wbodbn c.ge,, wall a cargo of
rock salt, was carried into Calais °a the sth iostaTit.
She was taken within a short &stance of Dover t,y
La Josephine privateer, of CalJis. •
BUCHA 411,T; JULY 10.-By order of, tare General
Baron d'Etiglehard, President•of the Dikin of
lachia, a solemn thanksgiving was this day celebrated
here for the advantages obtained by tie Russian
army ; and this eveningAiere i a igenetal -iilotnina-
. tit* The official accottet.s that e been publish-
ed upon this occasiO9 -are a's fullow
After the reduttion of Silistria, Flasartscliik,,
Turtultai and Rasgrad, the General ur Chief, Count
Kamenskoi, advanced with his victorious army to
Schainla. General Papadopula was killed by a mus-
ket-ball as he was reconnoitering the redoubts which
surround Schumla but in the sequel, those en-
. trenchments were carried by the 4tassians,-.wfic,
after destroying a great number ofthe enetny,,drove
the army of the Grand Vizier into the town, where
it is closely blockaded, and must experience a great
scarcity of provision
.and forage. On the Ist. itistt
it attempted a sortie; but. Major-General Woineff,
who penetrated the designs of the Turks, advanced
to meet them, and killed 200 of them: , The enemy
upon this fled with such precipitation, that only BO
of them could be taken.
" Major-General Yzideroff has also gaincd several
• adtatitages over the enemy near Varna, and it is
o ped that lie will soon he in possession of that city,

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near which Andte•w, King of Hungary, was
feared by the enemies of Christendom:
" From the 27th -ult. the .Ist inst. the garrison-
of Rudschuk daily attempted sorties; but .the, G --
neral of Division' Saas, and General Weinsky and
KihOff,' in every instance, drove them b.,ck into.the
town with considerable l- ss.

" On the other hand General_ Count ,Zonkahotr,
who is at present in communication- with the Ser-
vians, continues to make progress.
,The town
Persa-Palanka surrendered on the 3d ; upon which
occasion theie fell into the
.bands of the Russians,
three "stand of colours, •14 pieces- of ordnance,
20,000 cartridges, 780 gienades and balls, 2t;otsO
measures of flour, 801bs. -Of lead- and- isolbs.' of
powder, with a peat quantity of* muskets. Ti,e
garrison, consisting, of 732 Turks and Pandoilri,
were Made prisoners of war. Ten thousand Turks
havts-aiready passed through this place co 1.11...4: way
to RuSsia.

" Amidst the horrors of war, his ExcOtency
Count Kamenskoi causes private ploperty to be te-
speCted. He has ordered the restitution of H gre, t
quantity of merchandize, belonging to the Turf-:,
that had been seized." '

.VIENNA, JULY 37.—A body.of 30,000 Russians
still remain quartered in the cotintries which Ittts- •
sia acquired by the last treaty between the Courts
of St. Petersburgh 'and Vienna.
It is this day reported by 'persons who affect to
'have the best information with regard to the evcirs
of the
,wat betm:een The Rus-dang and Turks, that
the Russian army, having attacked the Turks on
the I ith and 12th, sustained j, considerable 10S5 ;
but that having renewed their attaelCon the 'Gilt,
they succeeded in surrounding the brand Vizier,
and cutting off the remains of his army.' This; it,-
telligence, howeVer, has no,ollicial charaUer, 'and of
course requires corifirmation:

AMSTERDAM, AUG. 6.--6. The following notice
has been published here:— •

" The bireetor of the imperial Customs hastens
to acquaint the Merchants, that' a Decree. of the
Emperor and King, dated July 31, which. has been
just communicated to him by his most. Serene
• Highness the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, Duke
of Placentia, contains some modifi,:ations and altera-
tions in the Tarjf that have heel. already,publi,hed,
which are to bl..t.pplied to the colonial produce a;-
ready in Holland:;' and that the 'same Dcefee regu-
lates the manner and periods of payment. He fees it
to be his duty to make public this degree; as well as
the Tarif, to put an end to the impatience of the
mercantile' classes. .

g! Palace of Si. Cloud, July 3 I isl O.

" Napoleon, by the Grace of God and the Con-
taitutioti, Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
Protector of the Confederation of the IttAne, vle•
dimor of the.S%'-iss contedcrdcy, &c. &c. &c. We
have decreed, and do decree as• follow

Art. 1. The .duty of fifty per cent. to which
coloni.il produce in Holland is subject by our Lupe
perial becrce Of the gth of July, 1810, is to be pus
jail!) the first 15 days of September.
" The payments may be wade is bondi, with
suirrcient security, taken for the amount of a third
of the duty, at tfift,e, six; and nine months. Those
who are not disposed -to avail themselves of this
-delay, and who are willing to pay in advance!,
will receive an abatement of Orie7balf per cent. per
wont h.

" The duty of fifty per cent. ort the value will
be colleded according to the, schedule annexed to
the present Decree. • They, however, who wi!l
deliver in their declarations before the 15th 'of Au+.
gust, will pay only forty per cent. instead of fifty
that is to say, four-fifths of the duty imposed by the
Turif.
" Such colonial produce as shall not be declared
before the! .first of September, the term fixed by Our
Decree of the yth of. July, shall be seized, and con-
fiscated. Every proprietor or depositary, who shall
not have. fltade,the prescribed declaration, shah be
subjea to the payment over and above of a sum
equal to the value of the tnerchandize."

L'Onrsx-r, AUG. 3.--This morning, at eight
o'clock, the American galliot, the Flach, arrived
Boni New York with an- EL-Ivoy from time United
States. •

The privateer La Dame D'nouf, sailed from Bev-
theatune7roads on the 2.3 d July ; the next day sh 4
took possession of two Spanish vessels ; one boi.111(1
.fiom London to the. Caraecas in ballast, the other
from Bristol to Cadiz, with some cases of• coatse
ironmongery,
_which were 'thrown °vet board.- The
fir,t of these vessels wl:s sunk.

Ort, the estil sire took the English Starling,
of r 2.5 tons from Martinique to London, witii
cargo .of sugar, cotne, cocoa and liqueurs.. Th 6
:vessel was tbspatael for France,, but nu news of
her arrival has yet been received.
The• same day she 'attacked a letter of marque,
and would certainly have taken her, but that La
,Dame Ernouf's mizen-mast was carried away at the
very moment she ,was going to board. This and
Other damages- received trot the enem}'s tine
obliged the privateer to haul off to repair. _

The nature of these damages not admitting of
their being repaired at sea, La Dame Ertund ‘A as
under the necessity of relurning to France. St.e ar-
rive tat Benaudet on the evening of the 28th, ants
a severe Chace from a frigate, which the giekii supe-
riority of her sailing enabled her to escape.
PRgSBURGII, JULY 2b.—No accounts have reach•
ed us lioln Wallachia of the battle that must
taken place in the vicinity of%Schumia between the
Turks and Russians. •

Czertii-George, on the xoth ult. adi►anced to
Bjnja and Deligrad with a corps of 10,000

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