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

GERMAN PAPERS

BAYONNE, Au.G. 22.—The day Wore yesterday
the last troops of the division of Drouet,• which
consists of 12000 men, passed tircugh thii'ciiy on

their way to Spain.
NAPLES, AUG. 15.—The day befOre yester6y
GeneraT STvaRT published a .vey stria 'ordinance
which sheWs that' he has'but-little confidence in the
Sicilians: • According to this ordinince, all persons
who have emigrated froM"Naples to 'Sicily are re-
quired to deliver up theii arms, of whatever kind
ihey may be, and provide themlves, within eight
'days,*withnew Certificates of Safety and Residence.
•In case of can-compliance, they will be considered
as suspicious,' and arrested..
The Royal head-quarters are ;till at Piale, but. the
army since the sth has been mote widely distributed,
as the expedition 'must now be deferred till the mis-
fortune which befel the, flotilla' under Capt. CAR•
RACGIOLO, on the oath July, near Amantea, shall
be repaired. The flotilla which I,es at anchor be:'
,
tween Bagnara and Reggio is
,covered by a suffi-
cient number of troops, and the rest will have more
convenient quarters, in which they will suffer less
from the heat, and be better provided with, every
necessary. If the King should remain much longer
at Piale, his-Royal Consort, . who has.not seen him
for many months, will pay him a visit.

HERMANSTADT, JULY 30.—With the exception
of some combats, which without being definitive,
have been .in favour of the Russians, we are igno-
rant of their arms in Bulgaria. Warna, celebrated by
the defeat and death of king Uladislaus I. has
•not yet surrendered to the Turks: It is pretended
that the Grand
,Vizier (having received considerable
reinforcements, has succeeded in repulsing the Ros-
siaOs to some distance ; but no de: of this news
are given, and in general the Russians have hither-

to been,masters of the country; their heaVy artillery
destroys the Turks, who keep themselves shut. up
as 'much as possible, nevertheless, the report has
been -received of a viaory having been gained be-
fore the camp at Sebumla.

PEST, Auc. 13.—Letters from Constantinople
say, that
_die Grand Seignior has caused a Manifesto
to be read in all the mosques' and tribunals. He
has expedited it by• couriers • throughout all the,
provinces of the Empire. He speaks in it as the
Calif of_ the great Prophet, and 'representative upon
earthh. The green flag of -MahoMet‘flits upon the
Seraglio.. The army to be assembled to assist his,
Grand Vizier will, it is said, consist of 2Q0,000
men ; the rendezvous is to be at Adrinople. The
departure of his Highness is fixed for the latter end
of the next moon. His Greek, Armenian, and
Jewish subjeets; are. immediately.to Spay a war con-
tribution of 3,000;000 of piastres, and every faithful
Mahometan will give as much as he is able. . The.
Mufti and many others have already furnished con-
siderable sums: is said that this enthusiasm has
communicated itself to the lower classes, and, that
never was so much order witnessed.

We trust that the Grand Vizier will be able to
maintain himself in the camp of Schumla till the

arrival of the succours.

AUSTRIA, AUG. 23.—1 t is stated for certain that
the Court of Vienna has concluded a treaty with
that of France, by whiClfit is stipulated that the for-
mer shall'be indemnified 'upon another side for all
that she has lost.

Extra& °fa Letter from Vienna, dated Aug. 25
They write from the frontiers of Turkey ,that Ge-
neral KAKMENSKY having reinforced, 'with a part of
his troops, the army which besieged Rudchuck,
wished to carry by assault. this fortress; between the
night of the 3d and 4th, but that the garrison re-
pulsed the RusSians, notwithstanding their bravely,
with considerable loss. Other letters make the loss
of the Russians amount to. 10,000 men.

The English Ambassador, Mr. ADAM R, em-
barked on the 14th of this month on board the fri-
gate, which sailed the same evening."
STOqUiOLIII, AUG. 29.—Our Gazette of to-day
corrects in the following manner, some erroneous
statements contained in a pamphlet lately published,
under the title " Extract of a Letter from Orebro,
of the 13th August."
" That two Couriers arrived here 'on the i 2th
inst. from Paris is not correct ; but on the preceding
day a traveller from that capital, and on the follow-
ing day a Gentleman of the King's Household; nei-
.ther one or the other brought any dispatches from
the PrillCAOf PONTE CORVO, nor his portrait. As
to the statement that the Prince had offered con-
siderable advantages to this kingdom, in case of his
being elected successotto-the Swedish Throne, the
thinking part of the public will be best able to judge
of its truth, when they are assured that the Empe-
ror NAPOLEON, refraining from any kind of inter-
ference, left the,choicd of a Crown Prince, without
the least influence or compulsion, to the King and
States ; that the eminent qualities and endowments
of the Prince 'of Ponte Corvo, universally acknow-
ledged, and not loose rumours, determined the States
of the Realm to grant to the said Prince the succes-
sion to the Throne; and lastly,' that it would be
perfatly inconsistent with the exalted charaeter of
that Prince, to promise advantages to the Swedish
trade, which perhaps it might not be in his powet
to procure."'

NAVAL NEWS.'

POETSMOOTH, SEPT. 17.—C1MC in this day. hill
Majesty's ship #ifieman from the Eastward.

His :Majesty's ship _Decoy is appointed convoy to
- the Downs, instead of the Hope, and it is expeaed
will sail to-morrow.

Went out of harbour the brig Mary, CoFFIIi
master, bound to Rio de J.,neiro.

Arrived ibe Eagle, IvEsifroni Limerick forii-401"
don; Thomas, WILKINSON; Hope, PALMER,; Jane,
WILLIAMSON ; and Northunderland, Rosirqsort,
from Sunderland; Swan, EVINS, from Waterford;
General Doyle:' HENKY, from Guernsey ; and the
Poll, ATKINS, from London.

[ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.]

A General Court Martial assemb!ed this morning
at Hilsea Barracks, of which Colonel WooD is the
President, for the trial of a Captain of the 2d West
York Regiment of Militia.

•
Detachments of troops are still going out to gig'
ment the army of Spain; a fleet hav:ngeun 1)03,4.1
'several horses for the artillery, and Officers of till"
ferent regiments, under orders for Portugai, is now
in Stokes thy, waiting the arrival of some transports
with the 71st, under the convoy of the Afe/poinelie'
from the Downs, when the whole will immediately
sail for their place of destination. ,The 50th,
embarked here on Friday last; on beard the Tonnriiit
and Vestal, are supposed to be intended for SicilS'
and tot for the North of Spain, as has been, IV'
moured.

A great number of deserters from :he French
army have lately been landed, %O.° are to be dralt,d,
into foreign corps in the British
,service, anti to 01
sent to Glbrailar. • Lord HO/4AND present op 3
visit with Commissioner GRAY; and this town i 4
very full and lively.

DEAL, SEET. 17. —Saileo his Majesty's ship Han"
nital, Rear-Ado-LA Sir T. WILLIAms, fur Of"
mouth.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. the It-orlon p:ick.et
for Cadiz.

t
HE IJREAI)NoIithiT.—Mr. Middleton, LVi ‘la't,.ll9
Mate, and Air. Robinson, Midshipman, very g3l-
lath and promising young men, were killed wit
passing the bow of the prize, and in the ati of cb,er-
jog with the boats' crew.
KILLED-I.Shore, C. Lacey, seamen; Corporal fasksolt
and T. Stones, marines.
WOUNDED.---1-1. Elton, 'S. Blacker, Lieutenants ;
Burt,.Mr. Dennis, Midshipmen; A. Dillon, j. Nottncote.
I. Douche, A. Ewling (since dead), C.l Lace, N. Lc•atiey.
.Murray, M. Martin, A. Morrell, I). M'Kinley, 1, Collins..
J Hinds (Admiral's Coxswain); M. Kelly, W. EdwrYti'•
C. Dempsey, I. Hamilton, i Bolter, j. Mars, I. Co 011:,
seamen—W. Burton, F. M'Kenner, Cctistable,
Palmer, N. Purfield, I. Mason, (since dead), Corporal .)
acre, marines.
at MISSING—W, Castles, 1. Furling, 4 Day, W. Pate` e
1. Ruddy, seamen; S. Chissold, marine. *

vie
By the arrival 'of the Venus from Penang, ''d
learn that a most gallant and succes4ful aatipo
been .fought by Lieutenant KEMPTHORNE, Of /1„1°
,Majesty's brig Diana, of to twelve pounderii
.the 11th • September; tBO9 ; perceiving a Dolc
national brig of 16 guns and 47 meo, h.. the baY,G
Mazordo, lying under the protealion of a fort, 11°
decoyed her out, tacked, and brought her to close
; notwithstanding her superior force. and tGe
appearance of' five gun-boats, which had been de;
tacked for that purpose, he succeeded in capOrill.
her in a most gallant and successful std le.

We have the pleasure to inform the public that
:the Proprietors Lot. Covent-Garden Theatre have
determined to accede to the demands of itlL'ir
opponents, viz, to give up to the public 1(30r
private boxes on each side, according ro the cont"
agreed on at the Crown and AnchOr fast seaSoll'
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The Theatre will necessarily be closed till 1.14001°P
in order to make the requisite alterations.

•
PUGILISM.--On Monday last, two celebraiecl
boxers were to haVe 'entertained the inhabitants
Hales OWen, and its neighbourhood, with- spec'
mens of the flax science; but when put to the test,'.
their courage " oozed out at their • finger's ends,
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In order, however, that the good- folks might no.t
disappointed, a man of -the name of James Glee_
challenged another man, who was very-averse the')
to, and insisted, upon his fighting; .in the se -°!:;';
round; Green received an unfortunate blow 'Hi An'',J
left side, which brought him to the .grosndft
killed him on the spot. A Coroner's jiquest
hell on the body, and brought in their,erdi& 411,.a0t
-slaughter. The brother of Green, ah 9 was it'
Kingswinford, haring the circumgance mentionert
to him too abruptly, died in the course of a sb°
period after, and they were bath interred in i"

same grave.
As the furnace man belolging to Messrs. PotJ
;
DEN'S • iron foundry was clarging the furnace vv't
old metal far the purpose of melting it, there 11
among it a bomb-shell. which he was in the octrur
throwing intp the furnace, when, fortunately, "-%“..
PouN.DENT, jun. pass,ng by at the 'the time, pace''.
ed a plug in it, and having ordered it to be exainitia.
ed, to their astonishment it probed to be chargeid
with pdwder and combustibles,. pertectly dry, al e
contained 17i musket , ball? ! Had he been
minute lay-, the eoni(YqUences might have be 11,
fatal ; there being eight
.or ten men about the
mace, it would probably have killed them all, bes'uut,
the destruction of that part of the concern.--(1)
lin Paper)
Thomas Duff, James Gormey, and John Laccr''.
privates in the 2.oth Light Dragoons, have been.''d
prehended, the former for commiting a :11
the two latter fur aiding him, ou the body
Sulfhorpe, the wife of a corporal of the 110,
Artiticers, in Cherry-garden-fields, near.Port3lll°uho p
.a( half past ten o'clt.ck on Sunday evening sentl.g
Thomas Duff is only is year's of age. They
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