The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-24 00:00:00

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prollIV0;\- APRIL 13.--There 'will be an extensive
and a diplomatic audience to-day at Cent!
several of the Ministers set out for that
}vs !erday morning.
5.."-e3 re assured that his Majesty's excursion to.
%,:ohlrntin is deferred.
head of
'ELITICA, MARCH 30.—Mina, who was at the.
fes (If one of the most nomerous 'bands ihattcitw
11:erl :Navarre, was yesterday wounded, and carried.,
g one of our, movable columns before General
four, Governor of the Province.
tiONSTANTINOPLE, ,MARCH I.—The first stone of
immense building properly called the Porte (the
./.,T) has 'beetrjusi laid with theasual crernenies.
itu!'t it' IS known; was burned by the Janis-:
Under:its ruins were buried that bold. and,
jb;!•rPrising man, Musia'pha Bariractar,
„the main-
mg of the revolution undertaken to re-esOblish
"lt, Sultan Selina, Which proved fatal- to that.Pronet4
~tit3 ERIN, MARCH 31. The military con-
•iroceeda regularly in' our datchn:batt tlat?
bte 'MIM •
S Pre too numerous, and the persoovatltlmi;
/(1 Of the recruiting department too indulgent,
ta % as yet been only applied to the labouring pea':
htltry_a regulation which no doubt be soon
t 'aged.
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slil.ur Government; on receiving intelligence of the
'aR of the English fleet for the Baltic, dispatched
emissaries to Wismar and Wagemunde, to in-
' into the means of defending these ports, in
they should be attacked by the enemies of the
)e:The system relating to the non-admittance of sus-
t
ts V vessels is executed here with more rigour, if
4.'ale, than in the neighbouring States. Sugar and
Le, have almost entirely disappeared.
for I,''s reported that Kotzebue embarked at Kiel
h 4_ngland. It is also said that he will be employed
Briti.h Government to publish a pamphlet,
71ze Impartial Politician, a name peculiarly
""cable to a Journal edited by Kotzebue. -
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ItraaoNa, APRIL B.—Friday his Majesty
tiv,ed on horseback. The stag was killed in the
after having crossed it two or three times.
raDts aiajesty the Empress followed the chace in her
q-,thariot, accompanied by the Lady in Waiting,
elt al of her female. attendants in carriagesilintd
on horseback. In the evening the playoff:
• fo
,4d, was in the neW gallery by the
ott), fram the French Theatre. Talina
d the principal t haraBter.
farsterday their Majesties took an airing in the
koe.'t• In 'tile evening Phcedra was performed: Made-
ttiel'enelluchesnois displayed extraordinary abilities;
111 was Well supported by Damas and Sairit-Rix.—,
ctoe "Mptay,will perform Andromathe and Britanni.
tll',.,and then 'make room for the performers from
aet, "lnic Opera, who will give several sncces.ive
riegentations. ter
laia;11 'it Majesties the King and Queen of West.
tit:a, the:King and Queen of Naples; their High-
tt.'" the Duke of Wurtzburgh and the Princess
rgl'ese, are arrived, and have taken up their resi-
ve the Imperial Palace. The Vice-Roy and
'-'fatteen of Italy, and the Grand-Duchess of
Itsr,
are expetied.
MARCH 30.—The latest advices from
to-7
state, that the RussiatA were preparing
twqttaek the Turks near Nissa,: and important re-
-8: Were expected. The combined Russian and
amber
army were daily angmenting by a prodigious
of deserters from the Northevn provinces of
tirkey.
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foIakNxFORT, APRIL 7.—The cordon of troops
ll:4ling on the maritime frontier of the North,
1):111 the mouth of the Erns to that of the Elbe, will
,pb:,°rthvitith reinforced by several French ,and West-
tian regiments. According to letters from Ha-
fot)ver, the greater part of the troops that haVe-been
some time past quartered in that city and the
Ivirons, have actually received orders.-to-set out
fOr the con% and have begun their march for Bre-
,:cb• None of the French corps from the Banks
,f the Inn and Danube have hitherto moved down
the coasts; but orders are daily expected, from
2.63, to regulate•the definitive positions which they
are to occupy.

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Majesty's
(JAMAICA), • FEB. 17...--Yesterday his
'alesty's ship Rainbows of 22 guns:Capt. WOOLD•
,215G-Ri and Avon brig, of 18 . guns, Capt. FRAZER,
';'lchored at Port Royal. On Tuesday last, off Al-
Ahe Rainbow descried a large sail, to which
11e gave cliase, andcontinued so for 36 bours,when
`..,4*.llearing her, she hove-to; and proved to be, a
'reach frigate of the largest class, and full of troops ;
411 anion immediately commenced, and kept up •for
4:4 hour- and 25 minutes,-within pistol shot, when
s‘.lle hore away, leaving the Rainbow almost a per-
.a Wreck. The Avon brig fortunately came up at
4.
11% time, and raked the enemy, wbo then wore
• round and engaged the Avon for upwards of an hour,
When finding the Avon also considerably injured in
Iler sal; andrigging, sheboreaway,and unfortunate-
e3eaped, The Rainbow and Avon bad suffered con-
Elderable_injury, having received several Shots be-
t‘:"ti wind and water, -and had all their sails, rig-
mlsts, &c. completely cut up, and were for
time unmanageable. The Rainbow had :IS.
111e11 wounded, -many of them severely, and the
'von had Rvo men killed, and Lieut. Curtis Reid,
11,1 Mr. Shakespear wounded in the arm, and eight
rnrn severely wounded. Two of the Avon's gunS
• Were disabled during the aaion. •
The enemy also received considerable daMage
chlring the combat, and must have lost a great
111Inher of men, as her decks were crowded pre-
iotls to the engagement. She is supposed to have
',teen bound •for Guadaloupe„ but on learning that
ARland having surrendered, she was endeavouring to
• Ittturn to Frarice, or put into the first port in Arne-
:l4:a she could make.

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The American ship Adelaide has arrived at tver-
Pool, of ter a voyage of 30 days, from New Yetis,
d brings advices ten clays later than the former
ccounts. We believe- that there is no prospeet
.Of
:Arty determinatiOn being had upon 7..>;1r. MicON's
U., until .the temper of this Country should have
been ascettalned tram the contents of Mr.' PINCK.-
NEY's di'spatches, transmitted in the John Adams.--
Uie genetal opinion in the United States was, that
Congress • would be prorogued at the coninienp.
"lent of the approachin4 naonth. ,