The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-19 00:00:00

FRENCH AAD DUTCH R4PEI23.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY J2,—A great number
Of the proprietors of houses in the suburbs of Pera
have at last come to the resolution of building with
stone. Government encourages them, and grants
ail the facilities which depend upon it. A great
number of ,individuals are ruined. This is the se-
cond fire which tbey•have suffered in 1 t years.
building with
.stone, general conflagrations will
at least be avoided, and we shall run the risk of but
Partial fires.

We Continue the repairs of the Seraglio, and the
works are already far advanced ; the exterior is al-
most finished. Some of the apartments of the in-
terior are occupied. RAMADA RE the Minister, will
Mold his sittings in it. This.fine building was greatly
damaged during the revolt of the Janissaries against
pacha BAIRACT'AR.

We expel news from our grand army, and are
not without inquietude respeeting its situation. The
Grand Vizier is at Cumala ; he cannot depend upon
the different Pachas, who have brought him corps
cf troops, as they are more occupied with their au-
thority and new pretensions, than in thinking for the
Common good.

VIENNA, JUNE 27.—According to private letters
from the frontiers of Turkey, the Russian army has-
crossed the Danube in three places.—The measures
adopted by Government have caused our course of
exchange upon Augsburg to rise. It was at 425 ;
It now is at 404.

Tile Emperor will make a journey to Styria, as
loon as he has drank the wavers of Baden. The
Emperor will go from thence to his estates, and
Perhaps even to Moravia and-Galticia. Our mini-
sters assemble every week to deliberate upon. the 4.
Ilattces: They are negociating a considerable loan in
done; , by contract, with the agents of some c---ign
banking-houses, who are arrived a• tenna for that
purpose.

.KONIGSBURG, JUNE lg.—They write from
that an English brig, having been driven 1)y
the wind under the cannon of that pldee, was forced
to strike, and the crew were made prisoners. the
corpsof fuziieers posted on the banks of the Fresch
%vete reinforced, and the coast furnished with some
Pleces of artillery, upon intelligende being received
that a' detachment of the English fleet had appeared

op our coasts.

SCILLA, 'JUNE 23.—The following
.Order of the
I)'y Was to-day read to the army :
ORDER OF THE DAY.

" French and Neapolitan Army,
‘` The conduct of the'marine in the brilliant con-
test which it yesterday sustained against the ene-
rVs flotilla merits the greatest eulngitirns; the ma-
rine
has given -new proofs of its valour, it has driven
'o!way the enemy, tdok froru him the principal gun-
at, arid sunk twogun=boats- and two scorredors,
414 Majesty expresses his -satisfaction and approba-
ti°h to the brave divisions of the marine, to the
C('9lrnander of the escort, whq has evinced as much
uravery as talent, and to all the Officers of the es-
e°rt of the convoy, who have fulfilled their duty in
4 111anner which reflects the greatest honour upon
them.

, .
His Majesty equally expresses his satisfa6lion to
1
he troops of the line 1,0 were placed on shore and
w .
ell
sea to defehd and protect the convoy. He has
Eeeti With pleasure their zeal and bravery; he hOpes
quickly to give both, by land and sea, an- oppormni-
Y-Qt-still more distinguishing themselves.

(&gned) '6 Count GRENIER.
"General of bivisibn and Chief of the Stiff."

AL:tuhl conscription will furnish, will be incorporated
in a new regiment of the line about to be esta-
blished.

1.1••=o••••••
1 - FROM THE MONITEUR OF AMSTERDAM,
7 The Title of the Dutch Paper now published instead of the

ROYAL COURANT.
AMSTERDAM, JULY 15.—His Serene Highness
the Prince Arch-Treasurer of the Empire, the Duke
of PlaCentia, General Stadtholder of the Emperor,
arrived the day before yesterday, late in the
evening, at Alphen, and early yesterday morn-
ing the whole garrison .of the now united na-
tions as well as the armed citizens of this city,
were drawn up under arms on each side of the
road along which his Serene Highness was to pass
to the Palace. A Commission from the Council of
State, consisting of M. M. CUYPERS and Van INVER..
KNECKHAUSEN,Was appointed to wait on his Serene
Highness on his arrival at Amsterdam, while the Go-
vernment of the City, the Burgomaster, Magistrates,
and Secretaries met his Royal Highness at the Inn
of Bramenberg, on the Austrian road, when they
had the honour of complimenting his Selene High-
ness. His Highness then rode between the ranks of
the military:and armed citizens, accompanied by the
Marshal Duke of REGGIO and the Ftench CoUnt
BERGORDUIN, and a splendid retinne to the city,
where they were received with s3lv.oes of artillery
from the walls, and from the ships in the road.
The procession then passed amid an innumerable
concourse of people and acclamations of Lcng live
the Emperor ! to the Palace, where his Hghness
alighted, and was received by the Ministers in a
body, and complimented by all the high constituted
colleges.