The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-31 00:00:00

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MILAN, MAY 16.—The 31st inst. the anniver-
sary of the Crowning of the Etnperor NAPOLEON,
as.-King of Italy, will .be celebrated throughout the
whole Kingdons with the greatest solemnity ; great
preparations are making for the fete which, will be
given upon that day.

Every thing leads us to believe that glie English
ships, which have almost all left'their stations ofr
the Seven Isles of Dalmatia, and the shores. ot
Trieste and.Fiunie, have gone to Sicily.
BASLE, MAY 10.—King GUSTAVUS ADOL'HUS
frequently walks upon the public promenades. -

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 3. -- The. Sublime
Porte, some time ago; gave orders to the com-
manders of the castles of the Dardenelles to prevent
all English Ships of 'War from -passing the Streight;
This order is executed with the greatest exadthess ;
they stop the smallest English vessels, to ascertain if
they are armed ; they place guards aboard them. An
English merchantman, which carried three or four
pieces of artillery,, for the purpose only of saluting,
having refused to pay obedience to this command',
was forced to it by' the artillery of the forts.'—(.l7o-
niteur, May 20.)
PETERSBURGH; APRIL 2 1 .—The 'Court Gazette.
of to-day contains the following article :

" The frontiers between Russia and. Austria:lt:we
been definitely fixed in Gallicia. His,Majesty the
Emperor has given orders to diminish the number
of. Russian troops which occupy that, part of Gal-
licia ceded by the Treaty of Vienna ; in consequence
of this, several regiments have marched for Other.
contonments.

" On the 28th of March, several companies
of artillery marched for Cronstadt, to reinforce. the
garrison. The navigation being now on the point of
recommencing, the troops of the sth and 14th divi-
sions are ready to march fur the coast of the
or that of the Gulo of Finland, in order to defend
them against the attacks of the. English.
TRIESTE, MAY 9,--There have just entered our
port many brigantines and polacres under the Otto-
man flag, with cargoes of dry,raisins, figs, cmton,
and gall-nuts, the whole coming from Patras. The
most efficacious measures are adopted to insure the
salt-mines; in the Illyrian provinces, being well
worked, whether, they may belong to the States or
individuals."

BREST, MAY 11.—General gaffarelli, Maritime
Prete& has transmitted to the Courier du Finisterre,
the following news brought by the letter of mac*
Auguste
PORT NAPOLEON.—The ;frigate' Venus, after an
eight months cruize, entered the River.on the 31st
December. - The Captain informed his Excellency
General DECAEI%, that he had been separated from
the frigate La Manche in a storm, on the 19th De-
cember. At the same time he announces to him the
good news, that on .the 19th December, his division
had come up with and taken three of the Company's,
ships from. England, bound to Bengal. On the
same day six ships were seen : they were the Manche
and two of the Company's ships, the United King-
dom and the Charles Town, whiCh she had kept
together notwithstanding the storm that separated
her from the Venus and the ffindhanz, The Bellona
frigate formed part of this division, and escorted two
of her prizes, the Portuguese frigate Minerva, and
the English corvette the-M.670r, tnrinerly the Jena.
PARIS; MAY 19.—The religious orders are sup-
pressed throughout the kingdom of, Italy. :The Au-
guste, from the Mauritius, which she left (In the t oth
Febrbary, entered Brest on the Bth'; she took a
Spanish ship on her passage home.—Their Majesties
are expeeled at St.,,Cloud on the 30th. We learn
from Frankfort, that they believe negociations to be
begun between 'France and England.—(Gwiette de
France.)—King GUSTAVUS has refused the pension
granted him by the States of Sweden. 7:

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