The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-04 00:00:00

CERMAY PAP M

ENf R, .117;:a 4.—The English have it seet44
relinquished their attempls against Malamocco and
Chiozzi, but their fleet.isnow stationed in such a
manner, that not a -barge can set sail from Trieste
Without the most iiminnent danger of being taken.
A reinforcement of a few regiments is said to have
arrived in the lonian i4lands,'and it seems the Eng-
lish intend another attack against Corfu ; but the
French garrison of that island is perfectly prepared
to give them a warm reception.'
TRIESTE, JUNE 4.—A frigate, ceded from Ru.sia
.to France, which is lying in this Port, is fitting out
with the utmost disp4ch, in pursuance of orders
lately received from Paris. The gakey Intrapresa,.
Of 20 guns and 120 men, commanded by Captain
BERLINGIERS, is under sailing orders for Dalmatia.
. The Turkis,i bhp San Spiridione; Aluayoit, mas-
ter, has been condemned in Piume, on account of
her having been searched, by the ,English in sight
of that Port. Her cargo consists of raisins, tobacco,
acid cotton.

' At Porto Ile, the 16 gun-boats which, by the
last treaty of peace between Austria and France,
Were ceJed to the Latter, are fitting out for imme-
diale service.

SWITZERLAND, JUNE 10. King GUSTAVUS.
ADOLPHUS has proceeded from Lausanne to Gene-
va; he inttnds to ascend' the Mont Blanc, the high-
est mountain in Europe.
VIENNA, JUNE 9.—We have received the un-
pleasing intelligence, that ad exportation of raw
and dyed skins, as well as that of many other ne-
o.-.ssarics, .particiilarty horned cattle, has been for.;
bidder) from Wailachia to the Austrian territories.
The AuFtririn Con,ul at Bucharest, has also been
d-prived of the influence which be had in the con--
cents of Austrian subjects in Wallachia, by virtue
of treaties with the Subdine Porte. , As soon as this

Intelligence arrived; remonstrances were made
against such proceedings, with the remark, that
treaties nave for this long time subsisted between
the House of Ausvia and the 'Sublime Porte, fixing
and regulating these concerns.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1810.

This .rnorning Spanish and Portuguese Papers werrt
received, the former to the 13th, and the latter to
the 17th ult. No ataittp has taken place between
the British and French armies, but the advanced
parties have had frequent skirmishes. The Spanish
Papers mention several instances in which success-
ful attacks have been made by small Spanish corps,
upon detached parties of the French.

We this morning rectived German Papers to the
24th inst. The rumours of the deteat of the'Rus-
Cans by the Turks continile-to be circulateli, but
nether date nor any particulars are mentioned; we
are, therefore, inclined 'to duubt the truth of the
statement. According to other accounts, the Porte
has manifested a wish fir peace with Russia, and
1148 applied to Fiance to aid as mediator. A
coolness appears to have taken place between .the
Courts of Petersburgh and Vienna, in consequence
91 some regulitions which the former has adoped in
Wallachia. The •appearance cf the British.fleetin
the Baltic seems to have excited considerable alarm,
and orders have been issued at B rlin for a military
force to protect the coast. Thetourt of Dermatt
has issued an order for excluding American ships
from Danish Ports.

We are very sorry to learn that yesterday after-
moon as Lord LOWTHBR and Mr. CROKER, Secretary
to the Admiralty, were riding together in Rich-
t:lond Park, the latter .was thrown from his horse,
and dragged some yards with his foot in the stirrup.
cZtte horse, we understand, did not take fright,, but
;tumbled, and in the sudden shock Mr. CROKER was
thrown. It is with much satisfaction we add, that
though this Gentleman is much bruised, he has re.
eeived no esSential injury. He was obliged to re-
turn to town in a chaise, and is now confined to Lis
bed.

The Francis Freeling packet from Cadiz, sailed
14th June ; and the Princess Charlotte from Lisbon,
tailed the 18th June, are arrived at Falmouth. The
Mail will not be in lowa till to-morrow.

Yesterday morning, his MAJESTY, Princesses
AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lords HAR-
,C..OURT, ST. HELEN'S and SOMERVILLE, Count
tnUNSTER, Generals GARTH and CARTWRIGHT,
Lady COLLYER, Colonels TAYLOR and iDESBROW,
Walked in Windsor Great Park.
Monday evening his MAJESTY, Princesses SOPHIA
tied ELIZABETH, walkcd on the Terrace, till near
nine o'clock. His MAJESTY was accompanied by
the Marquis CORNWALLIS and Lady, Lords St. He-
LENS, SOMERVILLE, and &Id HA acoußT, Lady
M\AALLYER, Mrs. DRAX GRuSVENOR, and the Hon.
wlts ONSLOW, Generals CARTWRIGHT, GARTH, &C.
This day :tis MAJESTY is expeded to arrive in
WI), to hold a Lovee at the Queen's Palace.