The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-20 00:00:00

PRit SIXPtNCt HALPIIENN V.

Shot. They then teturned the enemy's fire v.ith 'o
much success, and were so well supported t) 14
pieces of artillery in. the batteries on laud; drat , the
enemy, overwhelmed with a shower of vop--s:.ut,
and with all their riggiiig cut to pie Lei; sherr.-4 off,
taking several,of their ve•Sels in tow) and having
Sustained a loss will h m‘.st have been consalerdble,
for scarcely a single shot missed theth.
" On oi:r side we have only to regret the loss
of three seamen, killed and two wounded) including
an officer.

" Such has been the result of the ridiculous
menaces of the English, winch the Sicilians, who
witnessed ihi, adion, have had a fresh oppoitunity
of estimmci in at their real vaiuv.

" During tie action the' English threw a'oon-
siderauie quantity of shells and shut on shore, ai'd
cluse.to the camp. The grenadiers •of the guard
have picked up about 5U balk, which fell near their
quartets. The velites of the guard, who IQr t' e
first time 'saw fire,•manifested considerable ci.iolnesi,
and steadily kept their ranks, notwithstanding the
'shells and shot which fell in the midst pt them:..
‘f The K;ng was highly sati,tied with the good
condu& of his sea and land forceQ,,,,and partitu-
- lady with that of .the 10th regiment of the line,
which proved itself worthy of its former reputa‘
tiou.,,

NAPLES, JULY 23.—At Scylla, on-the 15th, an
experiment was made with a mortar placen " the
Torre del Cavallo. The shell; fell on -the opposite
shore, and compelled the enemy to remove some
of their posts.

ROYAL CAMP OF BALE, JULY 15.—The enemy
this morning sent off a frigate, three brigs, and setert
or eight transports. They are supposed to ,iv.-
sailed fOr Malta. It is also 'ascertained, that they
have moved two of their camps.

Official accounts have been received from Corfu ;
the latest are of the 12th instant. That island is
in the Most perfett security. The .garri,on has
within the last month received a reinforcement of
1.500, French troops. All the vess.s that s:ineia
from the ports,of Italy and the Kingdom of
with grain and stores of all kinds, had arrived :►thl
brought with them the return of abundance. Corn,
which had risen to a very high price, not from ac=
lualscalciiy, but an apprehension p( the difficulty
of procuring supplies for the ensuing season, tell all
on a sudden 5.0 per cent.

The English, whose attention at present is exclu-
sively direeied.to Turkey and Sicily, have recalled
their cruising squadron, which, though vcry- strong,
was of very little use, since it never was. able to
prevent the communication between Corfu atid the
torts of Apulia. They have evacuated all the
islands ,dependant on Corfu, with the exception of
St. Maura. Trade is entirely tree in those isLuos,
On being delivered from their tyrants the
_provi-
sional administrations immediately sent deputations
to-Corfu, to renew their declarations of fidelity.
-NAPLES, July, 24.—A'convoy, lo:ided with rro-
visions and 'ammunition, 'arrived at Scylla on the
211th. Forty gun-boats were detached from the
flotilla to meet it.. The enemy, made some de-
monstrations, as if they intended to attack the con-
voy and the gun-boats, but witnessing the steadi-
ness of our flotilla, they returned without firing a
shot.

An English brig •entered Messina on the 20.11 ;
she fired both broadsides as she went into thehar-
hour, for what reason we know not.
Another convoy has left Naples, under the corn
mand of Lieutenant Teissere. A divlsiun of gun-
boats were sent out from Scylla to protect it, cow.
['landed by Captain Camelot°.

ROYAL CAMP QP. PIMA) JULY go.--The Gene-
ral of Division, Pacthod, is arrived at Head-quarter,,
and*Will have a command in the army.
A letter from Reggio of this date states, that the
Ministers of Finance and of the Interior are still
there. They go several times a week to the camp
at Plate, to tr3nsaet business with his Majesty.
Prince Pignatelli is the only Minister who remains
constantly with his Miiitsty.
•

General Campredon, and the Commissary-Gene-
ral Maret, have been for some days past .at Reggio:
They have established an hospital to receive any st,k
that niay be in the camp of Piale.

The conscription for the preSent year has been
very successful. Five thousand conscripts, raised In
consequence of the Decree of the 9th of March,
are ready to join the army. They burn with eager-
ness,tO grapple with the enemy.'
BAYONNE, AUG. 1.---On the .sth of July) Gene"
ral:Regnier, commanding the second corps of the
army, ordered General Merle to .march with Gene.
'al Marissy's division and. brigade of dragoons to
Xeres de ros Caballeros, where it was untiersrond
the divisions of 'Menclizabel and Isnar were posted.
The French troops- met the advanced gum d of the
insurgents near Salvatierra, made ;.tt impetuous
charge upon them, and pursued them to the prin-
cipal corps, which occupied formidable -intrench-
tner:s that the litench could not reach; w lama
passing singly through a defile that led to them.
But nothing could damp the afclour of the brave
voltigeurs of the .2d and 4th regiments ot, light in-
fantry. They carried the •enemy's posti( ,ns at the
point of the ba)onet, without firing a shot
The enemy's fire, which was badly direatid, "did
thtm no injury. , The etnretichments having been
carried, the insurgents took flight, and passed
through Ardilla in the greatest confusion; The
Princess's regiment being hard pressed, formed itself
into a square; but General Mariisy, at the head cf
100 dragoons of his brigade, broke the square, took

prisoners, and left the remainder on the field of

2atile.

The enemy had 1500 killed in this engagement,
and a great rtoinber taken prisoners.

AUGSBURGH, JULY 27.--His late Swedish Ma-
jesty has left Switzerland. Before his departure
from the Batiks of the Rhine he was anxious to
have an interview with her late Majesty. It took
place. at SchafTh atien on the 23d inst. whither
King Gusta%us proceeded, attended only by two
persons. The Queen k 4 as accompanied by her mo-
ther, the 1)61.v ge-r Margravine—sat Baden, who as-
suhed the ustue of the Countess of Wageribeitn.--,,
Gustavus Adolphus Continues to bear the name of
Coulit Gditorp. He proceeded from Schaffhausen
to Cott,th,ce, and from. thence to Angsburgh, by
the way .ot Memmtngen. He left this yesterday
for Fraoconia. It is- slid that he will proceed to
the ...Iv Its of Thiplt z, in Bohemia. •
CON•TANTINOPLE, JUNE 8.-=At length Mr.
Adair, the Ettgl sh Ambassador, had his audience'
lew of he C Itnacan- Pacha on Monday last. He
presented,. as British Choge ci. All'aiz es, and to fid
his situation during his abs,.nce, Mr. Canning, Se-
eretary of Legation. The Pacha, according to the.
usual pr.oice,- presented some beautiful pelisses to•
the G. tlem.tt of the Einbas •y, and a very valuable
snutf-box t‘) Mr. Adair.

Some ireseli having been seen on the
coast het,4een Warna and the mouths of the Da-
nube, the Captain Podia, it is supposed, will itnii,e-
diately enter •the lilac* Sea with his squadron in
search of them.

More than eighty vessels laden with corn and
flour entered the port of Constantinople the day be-
fore ye•terday, for the sul piy of the laperial magi-
zines. There i. every oppeatance of a fine haivest,
as well in Asia as Routeha.

- -
FRANKFORT, AUG.' 1 .—One of our 'papers posi-
tively states, that King Gustavus Adolphus, atter
a, slay. of a leve days at Toplitz, will proceed to

• It appears that 'the French army will remain in
NoriLein G.: many until the re-cstablishment of a
rittrititne I eace. It at present consists of the two
,divisions of Generals Gudin and Motand. The
former. °couple: the fortress of Mag,!eburg, and the
countries bLirdering on the Elbe and Saal. The di-
vision of I‘l(itand, on .theother hand, is cantoned
from the mouth of the Weser to that of the Trave.
It Is affirmed that two regiments, belonging to the
division of 'Grneral Gudin; are to occupy the coasts
of the Duchy of Mecklenberg. The French troops.
stationed in the. Prussian forttesses of Glogau, Cus-
trin, and Stettin, and which are not very 'turner-
Ott:, do not form part of the army alluded to,
but are under the immediate orders of the French
Commandants of those fortresses, who correspond
direct. with the superior military 'authorities. The
division of General ,Molitor is in Holland, and, (or
the present, under the command of the Duke of
Reggio.
BANKS OF THE DANUBE, JULY 30.—Letters
from Odessa assert, that the Tutks are disposed to
procure a • peace by the sacrifice of the provinces of
Alold.:via and Wallachia.