The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

PARS, APRIL 12.—Magnificent fetes are prerr-
ing at St. Quintin, for the reception of their Ma'
jesties, who are expo fed to be there on the t6th•
Arian 13.—A Council ,of Ministers, at which
the Emperor presided, took place On WedriesdaY
last, at Compeigue.
Aram is thought That their Majestieg
will not go to Antwerp until the month of June•-:
Their departure for St. Quintin appears to be fiv",,,
for Monday next, the 16th. We are assured that.
their Majesties will also visit Amiens and Camb:JP
in the course of their tour.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 3.--The mere report of?
negociation between France and England has 1110.°6,•
such an impression on the purchasers of sugar a"'
coffee, that these articles have already fallen ill
value, and re-appear, in great quantities, in all the
magazines. .
BANKS OF THE MAINE, APRIL 7.—The Pei6c
reports which circulate in the North of Germany
and Holland, have had some influence on the trade
of those countries. The sensation which they haw!,
produced has been stronger on the Exchange °'
Amsterdam than any where else. In the Wean
time these reports are variously considered. Sole
regard them as certain, some think they are &Ohl"
ful, while others assert that they are destitute of anY
foundation. s Those who have large stocks of oelre.
Mal produce are not a little alarmed, as they are
convinced that a peace with England will 1031;11
these articles fall at least 50 per cent. The aleie
rumour of an approximation has 'already caused
keduelion in their value, and several houses are busY
in making offers of goods to their correspondents.
TRIESTE, MARCH:- 534.—There have been sot°
skirmishes between the Turks and the French, Oil
the frontiers of French Croatia and Bosnia, htl',.
though blood has- been shed, it is hoped that t.ll
aflitir will have no farther bad consequences. The
Turks of Bosnia, who are a, kind of halt savages,
have lung been .accustomed to make occasionally
predatory incursions into the Austrian territory
They even attempted two years ago to take posses'
sion of some Croatian villages, with a view of re"
g tainin them, but they were driven out them by
main force. When complaint is made tot the 133"
slimy of Bosnia of these aggressions, be replies, that
they are done by worthless men, and thal-he would
be well pleased- to see them punished exemplarilY•
It is believed, hOwevery that he secretly favours'
them, and has.his share of the booty..

SEMLIN, MAlteH ig.—We have received' new"
froni Constantinople, by which wele3rn, that viod,.
leht dissensions- had broken out in the suburb of
Sava, i, between the Janissaries and the Seyinens,
Blood had been shed,. and the part•ies• had bfen se-
veral times engaged, but Mien it was known that
fortress- of SiliAtria was threatened by the Mosians4.
they suspended their quarrel, andunanioloudy call-
ed- upon the Grand Seignior to put birns2ll at the
head of the army. The Captain Paella, and several;
°dicers of the Navy, have been:dismisted.

TR IES'2E, MARCH 23.—Leit,...ri from Vienna-
state, that Count Metternich, the Mtniiterot State,
who as to leave that capita is a short time for
Rids,- will most probably proceed upon a nabsioxl-w
London.

The first column of the Russian sailors and troops
here will commence their march for Russia on. Sun'
day next, They will join anodic— column which
set out from Gortz a few diys ago. Their route 15
by Lubiana, Pettau, Of n, &c. and ibtough Wal"
lachia. They will be three months OQ the march.-
VPglt A,, APRIL I.—li is reported the Emperor
intends to make a journey io Paris, accompanied by
the Archduke Charles. The period of his setup;
iiltot yet fixed.

WARAAw, MAncu 29.—Tlie- Polish army is to
be kept up at th'e establishment of 60,000 men"
and the National Guards throughout the Duchy SIG
also to remain on their pi esent footing.

BERLIN, MARCH 30.—Our Government has
taken the necessary mea*ures to pay off the arrears
of the contributions due to F►ance, wi;hout having
recourse to measures of a description always injurious
to -the State which employs them. It is settled
that the fortresses of Glogau, Cuctrin, and Siettin:
shall .contioue to he, occupied by the French and
allied troops until the definitive payment of the con-
tributions.

BERLIN,
,MA ncn 3 1 .—The Queen is to accom-
pany his Majesty on his journey to Silesia, and also
on his.visit to Paris.

ROTTERDAM, APRIL 15,—0n the 3d instant, aP
English brig of war, of 14 guns, that has been for.
some time cruizing off Havre, sent one of her
boats, with eight men, to hoard a French brig cont-
ing from Caen. The crew having abandoned the
latter, the English had an easy prize ; but three
pinnaces having set off from the shore with a de-
tachment of the 7th division of the Coast Guards,
the English were obliged to fly in their turn. It
was noWr''quite dark; and a gale having. come on,
the English could not find their vessel. They there-
fore'. surrendered themselves to a pilot boat, along-
side of which their own boat sunk. They were
landed next morning at Havre.
A: letter from Vienna says, " It is affirmed by
persons worthy of credit, that one of our most cele-
brated•pegociatur4 at this moment in Paris will re-
pair to London, accompanied by a great personage
of the Court of France, to treat for a general pacifi-
cation. It is hoped that the happy marriage of our
Archduchess Maria Louisa with Napoleon the Great
will fix the destiny of Europe."
The Master of a vessel arrived at Genoa, from
Cyprui, reports, that the town of Cattea, the capi-
tal.of Calidia, has been almost totally destroyed by
an earthquake.

Both threats and remonstrances have been used
with the Spanish prisoners of war to induce them
to enter into the French service. Those who enlist
are drafted into regiments stationed in Germany ;
the refraetory are condemned to labour op the pub-
lic buildings, roads, &c. Apout 4000. are to be
placed at the disposal of the fanners and cultivators
thorooghout Fiance.

General BROWNRIGGE, it is slated, is to succeed
General HEWITT, as Commander in Clnei ie the
East Indies, and Sir G. PaEvosTis me io ck: .1, 'lie
intended successor of the veteran Sir G
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