The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

ROSTnCK, Atm. 22.-1 he FrenCh troops entered
here and into Wismar on the 17th. The seals were
iturnediately ,placed upon the magazines of colonial

I'he same day the French arrived, twelve ships
entered the ports of Warnemunde and were seized.
They were lad -n u it h colonial produce, andconvoy7
ed by two English frigates, who escorted a great
number of other vesse:s The frigates were satisfied
by i,eing assured that.the twelve ships bad entered.
All their p'pers were dated Gottenburgh. This
Capture is valued at six millions...
TRIESTE, AUG. I the letterS from Turkey
agreelu ninouncing that thc Grand Seignior will be
at Adr:an►►ple icy the did of July, where a consider-
able army is colleding, composed partly of old troops
and partly of new levies. He will then march with
his army to join that of the Grand Vizier, which
occupies the position of Saurnla. - He has his rear
covered by i‘lotlut Hewus, where his light troops
are posted.

STETTIN, AUG. 21.-r-A Courier has arrived frolic
Pans With an order to sequester all ships aim may
• be found in this port; and the inagazines'of colonial
morcliandize. The result of this measure 'will be
ruHous to the English commerce. The loss.that
w,ll he sustained is estimated at 'a 'considerable'sum.
• PA SEPT. 5.=---On: the 3d 'instant, about one
o% lock in the morning, a-fire'W3S discovered in one
of the vessels laden with lying at the Quay de
rEcole. supvvsea tv have o.)odoioned by the
nediq.-nce of those who bad the vessel in charge.
By tht!-.,p,•edy arrival of the.corps of .Guards statiw:-
ed in the neighbouthood,-- and several of the Police,
it extinguisli-d be seven. in the morning.
PARIS, SEPT. j.—The intelligence which is.re-
cei ed from all qua; ters announces the resnlts.of the
aelive war arrh-At on
,against the English commerce..
Colonial produce is, every where cootiscated,whether
it comes in Ottoman or American ships ; whether
accornp,), im.d certificates of origin, pretended to
have been ..!eivered by the French Consuls •in Ame-
rica; in Pa,ras, or Gottenburgb. The watch is 'set
every v. here ; it is known that these papers are
false. In Russia, in Prussia, in Mecklenburg!), in.
Italy, in Naples,: the confiscations proceed with
activity, and the COmitient is suppled at the ex-
pet.ce of. England. The situation of that Power is
daily. beconii-g worse. From ,the activity
.which
the Government's of the Continent exercise in seiz-
ing every s;.ecies of Colonial pr.doce, it is not doubt-
ful but E Os!) commerce will at last feel the clan-
gs r in At filch it is placed.
We'n,e aut..orised to repeat what we have assert-
ed in many preceding numbers, that no French Con-
delis ers, or can deliver a cer ificate of the origin
of colonial produce, therefore all certificates pre
seined as such must be forged. A vetisel,: pretend-
ed to have come Iron) New York, arrived at 13, ters-
burgh with a false .tirtiticate. She was confiscated.
The I.'Neeli ag,.-vs,.and those of powers in alliance
with France, every where-centiscate articles. of
lonia! ptoduce. T. are all /good,prizeS, and be-
lOng to Engi.sh commerce.—Monitcia.. '

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PAmrt,:txtgA, Aug;. 15. the 3 tsf of July, a
battalion of th e'V:srula, which left this place for
Saragf.ssa, was attacked near the place 'called Tiebaq,
by t 5,000 or 18.0.00 bandi,ti, who were in ambush
either in the place itselg, or on the heights which
overlook it. A firs' of tt,u•.kerry continued 'some
time, hut the battalion of the Vistula; .sustained by
a strong.detaChtnent of toe 3d regiment of reserve,
repelled thei by the bayonet from Tiebas, and dis-
persed the belitti to the mountains.
PARIS, AUG. 31.—TIht Spcial-Court of Criminal
Justice' of Paris, yerle!day, gave judgment against
Francis Guilt .n, merchant ;,Lonis Biddard,,Receivcr
of tht7 Customs ; .Charter Chevalier, Lieutenant of
the Custom- ; A,ldrew LoiLis-11;:tanger, Serjeant of
the Canoneers ; Joseph Jean. Herve, marine; Jacques
Graffard-, ti•iimonglr ; Christophe Helguin, labour-
er: Caesar Bessard, lationter:; Mathutin Touissant
Legonte, .rri•tine ; and 'Francis Legrand ; all belong-
ing to the departments of Finisterre and the north
coasts; for haVing per-netted a ship to enterrthe ports
of Frame, had toddled the coasts of England,
and having intreduced 'into 'France Eighsh iner-
chani!ize, particularly colonial'iproduce, the produce
of English colonies, and coming direct. fiom Eng-
land. ,

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After three days investigation and debate; Biddard
an —Chetalter were ordered to be tettored eight
rdrs, Beranger tire years, G. illon and Herve to be
,tprisoned thtee mon.hs, months,
Bessarti and Legonre one month. Grflatd and-Le.
grand were acquitted. Herbe, Heiguin,

Panic], were besides condemned to Ray 1 a 0,006
roues fine, and 60,000 francs for damage; interest,/

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L a D U N,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1810.

Last night French Papers' to-the 9th inst. arrived.
There.is a ludicrous change in the language of these
Papers respecting MuRAT, and the formidable army
which be had prepared for the invasion of Sicily.
A, very few weeks ago the conquest of that Island
was confidently preditted, but now it-is considered
as a matter of great exultation that ,this invading
army was suffered to celebrate BPONAPARTEIS birth-
day without interruption from the British. The
.
defeat of the Russians at Rudschuck is acknow-
ledged, but it is said to have been cOunterbalanced
by subsequent successes. - SeVeral seizures,of Colo-
nial produce, to a great extent, are stated to have
been made at Rostock, Stettin, and other places in
the North.

We have made some more extra&s from the Ger-
man Papers w filch 'arrived yesterday. They men-,
tion a rumour of a Treaty haVing been concluded
between France and Austria, by which the latter is
to_obtain an indemnity on the side of 'Turkey, for

be immense losses which she:has .sustained. , This

is very probable: BUONAPARTE has no obje6lion to
see the regular Governments of Europe sharing
with him the infathy of these unprincipled spulia-

tions, but- he will take effeaual care that Austria
shall not obtain such an accession of territory.as
would tend to restore her'to the power wiich she

has lost.

There are Letters from Petersburgh which state,
:tat the eleaion ,of BERNADOTTE as sucassor to

Crown of Sweden, has excited a strong sensa-

tion in the,'Russian Government; and it' is added,
' that ALEXANDER, alarrned'at thet:langer of his satia-
tion, is about to Adopt i change in his political
system.- After what we have seep of the watering
politics of that-,Court, it would be absurd to look
with any 'thing like confidence to a return to
those. principles which are c:i'iculated to promote
the true iwerests of Russia... The Emperor ALEX-
ANDER must, however, now, be convinced that
he has been made completely, the dupe of &lONA.-
FARTE, and that he has, been exhausting the blobd
and treasure of his supjeets merely to promote the
views' of the Usurper. The: acquisitions which he
was allowed to make on the side of Finland were no
doubt held out to him by his French adviserS as an
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indemnity for the expence,
.and for .the disgrace
which he had incurred; but the moment BERNA••
DOTTE ascends the Throne, or, to speak more
Correcily, usurps the sovereign authority in Swe-
den, an attempt will' be made to recover the
territory ceded to Russia. BUONAPARTE will hold
out to the Emperor of Russia some of the fer-
tile, proyinees of Turkey, as a valuable exchange
for the inhospitable wastes of Finland, And the re-
sult most probably will be, that ALEXANDER will be
under the necessity of giving up the one without
obtaining possession of the other. The reverses
which the Russians have met with 'in the war- with
Turkey must have convinced Ar.ixAmon, that fee-.
ble as the Turkish Government is, rheEnipire is not
so easily dismemLe:eds as he imagined' ; and though
BUONAE'ARTE may promise him a portion of the
spoil, he most assuredly .will not help him to
•
-,conquer it, nor even permit him to keep what
he may be successful enough 'to
.acquire. It is
mmoured that the Emperor of Russia is anxious to.
conclude a peace with. the Porte : we shall rejoice to
find that this news is true, because it will afTord a
strong proof of the returning good sense" of the
Russian Cabinet.

A great number of private letters have been re-
ceived from Oporto. TLey are of the .esth ult. and
state that on the night of the :17th one of the most
tremendous thunder storms ever experienced within
the memory of the 'oldest man living there, was felt
in and about that city, which had caused a great
deal of damage.

. .
• By the Treaty of Feendship and Alliance between
his Britannic Majesty and the Court of the Brazils,
the important advantage is conceded.to this. country
of .purchasing and coning dow)-1 timber in the Fo-
rests cf Brazil,
,for building ship's of war, and of
building, equipping, or repairing ships of war within
the Brozilian ports and harbours. The Prince Re-
gent declares` spontaneously in the gth Article, that
'the IriqUisition shall not hereafter• be established in
the South American dominions of the Crown of
Portugal—and- declares his determination to adopt,
,the most efficacious means for bringing about agra-
dual abclition of the. .Slave Trade throughout the
whole of his dominions.