The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

GtRMAN PAPEIig.

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SMYRNA. JULY 27.—There are malty British
Naval Officers in the Turkish fleet in the
.Black Sea.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 10.-.. Before the horse
tails were raised in front of the Seraglio by the ca -
makan and the Multi, as a signal that the Grapd
Seignior would certainly leave the-capital, and repair
in person to the army, the astrologers, according to
ancient custom, were consulted to point out a fortu-
nate day for his departure. The 4alaces. at Dand,
Baulu, and another at Adrianople, has been„,a long
time prepared for the reception of the Grand Seigni-
or, and his numerous retinue. is preparing to accom-
pany him. In Dand, Baschia, the .JanissLtries are
colleeted, and after the arrival ot the Grand Seignior,
will proceed to Adrianople, whither the:Grand
Seignior will also go.
A corps of 12,000 men, who were encamped at
that city, have marched to Schumla, and 1000 more
fresh troops are expeCted. The Turkish empire in
no previous war took such vigorous measures as on
the present, which has been declared a war of
reli-
gion. The ardour of the people is :truly extraordi7
nary. An accurate estimate ot the strength has not
been made public ; but the camp at Schutnla alone,
including the new reinforcements, consists of
120,000 men, without reckoning the camps at Adri-
anople, and in other places. ,
VIENNA, SEPT. 12.—0 f the dreadful •conflagra-
lion which, on the sth instant,.'destroyed a great
part of Buda, we daily receive more :distressing in-
telligence: The number of buildings reduced to a
heap of ashes amounts to 400, and many lives have
been lost.

VENICE, SEPT I.—. The flotilla which, on:the 27th
inst. set sail from our arsenal consists 4t frigate of
36 guns, 3 schooilers, and other smaller .shipi. of
war, in the whole g sail. It is cruising bet Ween Ma,
lamorra and Cheozza, and is destined' to drive 'the
English from our waters.
FRANKFORT ON Tt:II? MAINE, SEPT. are
assured that a triple allince is on the point of being
concluded by the three great powers.
Under the direCtion of French engineers, the
fortifications 'ot the cit) of Datitzick, which suf-
fered so se‘trely during the last siege, are not only
repaired, but several new outworks are also con-
structed.

VIENNA, SEPT. B.—The reigning Prince of Lich-
tenstein has resigned his Government of Ausiria ana
Vienna, but still remains Field Mar-hal and proprie,
for of his regiment of hussars. It is., supposed that
Prince Schwarzenburg, thespresent Atubasador, will
,succeed him.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, SEPT COrdiag tQ
so,l;e accounts, some very blou.;y scenes have bap-
imiel near Schwa* the, Ith and jgcli ult. of -which
toe p irticulats are hourly, elpected... '1
• STOCKHOLM, SEPT.-7..77A part of the great En-
glish fleet is yet in the n-ighbourhood.of Carlserona,,
where several of our ships hair laid up.
FROM THE 'ODER, SEPT 14.—bount 'Gottorp,
Gustavus Adolphus, i.ot contiiru,A r. 14 journey
over Coiber, but has taken the ay to Rusiia. He
passed through Noreinbeig the 12th inst. at • night,
on the road front Staigard to iiottiosberg.

COPENHAGtN, 15.—The following has been
pubhshed.tibe 14L11 tribt. •
.•

PATENT.-

Concerning some exceptions from the general em-
bargo of all vessels alon4 the Elbe arid West Coast
ot the Duchies of Schleswic and. Holstein, with re-
spect to Lie coasting trade; • • • •
" We, Frederick the Vlth, by the Grace of God,
King of Den,l.ark, Norw,ty, S;.c..•publisb,herewith,
that we. have been pleased, in consideration of the
pressing wants of the intcnor trade, to grant the
following exceptiops to ships and vessels'that were
under the general embargo :
I: All vessels carrying inland products; manufac-
tures, tk.c. from one place of our Duchies to ano-
ther, with a cutinier-certificate, provided it is not
prohibited in the Decree of the gth of August last,
are exempt from the general embargo:
11. Those vessels and boats of• which it is known
that they are only used for fishing, are likewise ex-
empt fi um the said embargo. •
111. Such ships, vessels, and boats, exempted
from the embargo, must upon no account, or under
any pretence whateter, be used for the transport of
prohibited goods, or those nor of European produce.
IV. Whoever ads against this prohibition forfeits
the detected gouds, and the vessel used for such.
transport ; halt the value of which goes lo our trea-,
sury, and the other. half to the informer .anc‘ fie
shall besides be punished with horn 3 to 12 months
iniprisonment in the House ci Correction, aceord-
ing as the, nature of the case may require:—Given •
at our Castle, Frederick sberg, Sept. 14, 1810. . •
" FREDERICK, R."

The discovery of the conspiracy will probably
bring on more decisive 'operations in the armies on
the frontiers. It will now be seen by his future
movements, whether Masbena has been lingering
till the plot ripened, or whether • the Engßill army
always presented. so formidable a front that he had
not the courage to attack it.

The let►er which we subjoin relates cbiefly to the
positions of the; army :

" LISBON, SEPT. 15.—The news of the fall of Al-
meida begins ❑ow to be somewhat less thought of,
but ,it has had a great effect on the Portuguese in ge-
neral. The 83d regiment marched a few days ago
for the airily ; the 79111 Cameronians are now going.
Our army has retreated a little ; the head-quarters '
are now Gouvea ; Marshal Beresford is at Motmenta
da Serra—our cavalry, under General Cotton, are
still at Celerico. The country from whence our
artily is removed is deserted by the inhabitants.
From Spain the accounts continue to be very favour-
able; there are very formidable bodies of Spaniards
all over the Kingdom. Some Portuguese cavalry
have been sent to Badajoz, and are now untied to
the Spanish army under Ronaana. Part of the army
under Regnier has crossed the Tagus to the South
side ; General Hill's brigade will follow them.—
Great numbers of people have been arrested this
week, some of high, rank ; all of whom are speedily
to be sent out of the kingdom.** .=-;