The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

PRIC-E SIXPENCE HALPPENNY:

FRENCH AA D DUICH PAPERS.

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i The same apprehensions that affeCted the sale Of
1 i colonial produce, were -also tett in the•cohoa-sales.
The merchants who have any, are eager to dispose
of it. All speculations in these articles are suspend-
ed 3 and as monopoly is now particularledangerous,
the necessary consequence will be,---aa cointant fill
in the price of cotton ; and in the course of air
months, the German manufeetories will be abun-
dandy provided with'it.
Minister of
ft
•Whe-311.). I.3,lkgerce,l
ceiPveAdßldlpjautell3.e:gfro:l2 fillies
Terento, which announce that Barcelona has been
again supplied with provisions for several Months.--a
A considerable convoy set out true, Ostalriea en the
i ith, and proceeded towards Granollers ; the Duke
ofTarento took a position there to celleet the cons
voy, the progress of whch was retarded ny dreadful
storms, and the bad condition of theroirds. Ou the
convoy entered Barcelona. - •
Some Spani at deserters had announced that-foe
thousand regular troops were at Caldas, and eight
thousand at Sate!ell, who intended to attack the
convoy on its passage, Villetri, the suceestior of
O'Donnell, was apprized of its motion, and had
pledged himself to cut it off; but whatever hopes
he might have given his famished troops, he did
not
even venture to appear, and the convoy proceeded
without the least Opposition,
The Marshal Duke of latent() found, through
the care of General Lacornle-Saita:44liehel, the
fortress of Barcelona in exceLent condition, and the
The Helvetian Diet has renewed the prohibition troops well cloathed. They ase in excehent health,
of English merchandize for one year longer. ' and animated by the best spilt:.
lies Eminence Cardinal - Caprara, Archbishop of
Milan, died at Paris on the 2 tst of June. He was lIERMANSTADT MAY
froin Constarnitiop'le, thatit?;;;NiVoei tiehaerntrob::psie, telex".
born at Bologna on the 2gth May, 1733.
We have received some intelligence of the aero- pealed troin Asia, have deserted. This eve t h
iamucheii,,n enthatrassod the Gyaidd
.Vizier. 1).. assatiias!
naut Gartierin ; it is dated from Siminertr, (De-
is at its greatest beight In the capital, and
paiernent of the Rhine and Moselle) where he de- •
v. e ery day some catastrophe, similar to that winch took
scended on the mot ning of the 14th of June, at six
place two years ag, e is expected.
,o'clor k. It was Mr.Galnerin's intention to proceed'
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to,Austria, for the purpose of comm ^^`'++.unicattng the -
KlarGta(!ita or* NAPLES.
SCILLA, JUNE 10.—We were witness this day to
partici:lilt-A of the Fero given by the,Ciiy of Paris to
an engagement between the Roy.-ii Marine'and the
*the Emperor and Empress. As the wind was west-
.erlv cu the 12th, at the moment of his departure
,
from Tivoli, he was in hopes of performing the
whole of the enemy's flotilla. This flotilla coesist-
journey in twenty hours; but the wind having ed of thirty-three( , a
launches two bomb vessel
changed, while the aeron au was partaking of; a boats,i with
,n mitzer4,an 1., ed several seorridors.
•
goed dinner near Rheims, Mr. Garnerip found him- G, neral Stuart having failed in an attempt that
,he Tede yc-sterdday, ordered the Cemmatidant Of the
flotillaia proceeessina .to Pharos. It was
"alaeli quite out of his reckoning e hen 'llia resnmed his
all collected there at day-break this morning. It
.t,oyage. He mistook the• Moselle for the Rhine, ,
soon after made sail,' steernig towards -a convoy,• for
and did not discover his mistake, until he came to
whose approach signals
were yesterday given froth
-the Being ihi:n convinced.that lie was hold- :
helm Nera. At eight in the morning the
ad.enca
ing- a cosine utitavOni-able-to carrying the details of
ed launches were engaged with the rear of the cone
-the Fete to,Austria, he stopped at Siannern, from
whence he will return to Paris, either in his balloon
voy opposite Palmi. Two Ne.apolttan gun-boats
or the stage.
' took a station to proteel it, and kept up so vigorowi
Sr. PETERSBURGH, MAY 30.—The exportation and well-directed a,fire, that they sunk one cf the
oa,•ori) from all the parts of the Black Sea,.is prohi-
-bited until the-14th of April. enemy 'S launehes, and .damaged 'several nt heti.
A Dan . Not-
.
withstanding, the rest of the flotilla directed all its
eeic privateer has taken an English vessel,
or board of which was found the corre'.pondence etfOrts against the convoy. The Commander of
of the English merchants with the ports of the one of the gun-boats made a sacrifice of himself to
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secure the convoy, which, in ct nsequence, was able
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to run ashore at Bagnara. Iminediately ail the
MAY 31.—Their Majesties the Emperor, Empress, enemy's flotilla bore upon that pnint, where there
Empress Dowager, tUd their Imperial Highnesses had been only time to plant two Mortars, one thirty-
the Grand Duke COnstantine and 'Grand Duchess three, and two eight-pounders. The bottle we
Anne, were present at the ball given by his Excel-- dreadful, and lasted about 'four hours; but the one-
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lency the Duke of 'Vicenza, upon the occasion of i my, as. on yesterday, had the shame ut bein obliged
the marriage 'of the Emperor Napoleon with the to draw off. g
Archduchess Maria Louisa. The wh9le Imperial t Fotir gun-boats belonging tothe RoyaL.Navy,were
. Family manifested the joy which they . felt at this damaged, and twenty men disabled. 'The
:enemy
event, and were so highly pleased with the enter- must tave suffered a great deal, since, after n ob-
etietbent, that they remained. till two o'clock in the stinate engagement, they were obliged to relineuish
morning. The Ambassador's hotel was magniti- the object of their expedition.
celitly illuminated, A transparency exhibited the- The enemy, as they retired, left at the en
enrance
cyphers of Napoleon and Louisa, the former sur. I of the strait, on guard, a launch with a twty-
rounded with laurels, the latter with roses and ama-. four pounder. Some light 'troop: of the King's
ranths, and the whole surmounted-with an Imperial guard, and grenadiers of the loth regiment, /remit, d
Crown. The saloons the staircases, and galleries two scorridors and the boats Joachim and Garalina,
were decorated with flowers and odoriferous plants, and proceeded to attack it. The launch was carried
as if it were spring, though nature has not yet shaken by boarding, in sight of the whole ied
Egsh flotil
. off the frosts of winter. The' Ministers of SPain, i Ttlis prize was brought into Sethi',n atnidstli thela. aC-
-1--I illand, Westphalia, Naples, and Bayern), illotni- clamai illis of a 1 the inhabitants, and notwithstand-
Dated their respective hotel., so that the festive scene . ing she was pursued by tvetity-three ot the enemy's
was repeated in all parts of the city The, evening launches, which were not able to come up with her.
STETTIN, JUNE I 5..--41) consecetence of inform:la
• was delightful, arid thecrowd of speetators, on foot, ;
Neva
e tion, that among several tessels whiCh arrived in
in carriages, and in boats oe the N was immense.
LRIPSIC, JUNE 4.—Some months ago the Ger- ' Swin roads in ballast, there were some laden with
• man merchants were, apprised of the restrictive - colonial produce, orders were issued on 'the 13th
measure. that were to be taken in Holland, the inst. that these vessels and their pipets should tine
HailseTowns, the country of Oldenburgh, of Meck- . dergo a strict examination, at which Mr..Billiot, thelenburgh, lenburgh, and from the. coast of Pomerania to Ko- French Consul, was invited to be present, and that
nireisberg and Memel. The associated Capitalists , if any fraud was discovered, the vessels should be
of Holland and Germany, who had succeeded in ' sequestered. The examination. took place aceord•
monopolizing the greater part .of the colonial pro- ingly, and the papers not being tegular, the vessels
duce, begun then to perceive.that they must re- Were put under sequestration.
flounce the monopoly which biought them such
immense profits foe the few last years. The vast COPENHAGEN, JUNE 16.--The following order
was yesterday issued by the Chancery of the Du-
. magazines of, these monopolizers, opened, as it
cities oft Sleiswig and Holstein : -
• " For the prevention of all illicit traffic, by an were, all- at the same time ; and from that instant
the apprehensions of a scarcity of coffee, sugar, in-
digo, a abuse of the North American Beg, between the
nd mediciees, vanished; and for the same isle of Heligoland, which is occupied by the enemy,
reasons, the rage that prevailed in most families to
and the adjacent ports of Husum and leoningen, .'
. his Majesty has decreed, that from alai efier tee
secure 'quantities of these articles for their future
eonsumptien. - Besdes, coffee is, so much fallen in- notification hereof, at Husurn and Tonniugen, un- sil further orders, no vessels carrying the Americaa
to disuse, that the aathal consumption does not
amount to.more than one third. of what it formerly
was, and that of sugar to one half. 'Alt the met_- flag, shall be adMitted into the said ports, or a:-
chalowed'to discharge therein, and that all such vessels '
nts ate anxious to • get rid of these articles ; and,
:conse
,must depart therefrom with Out breaking bulk."
consequently, no one-will attempt in this state, of
'SWINEMUNDR, JUNE 17.--The vessels laden with'
uncertainty, to purchase more than is neccss,ary for
Colonial Produce, which were lying at anchor in our
roads, have been, seized by an , xpress • order of the
his daily consumption. :The consequence has been,
- Government. Ihe same fate has befallen several •
.that since the end of winter,. there has' been a ge-
,i
vessels 'which had sailed from Btta4und and other
neral stagnation in the sale of colonial produce ; the
.price of which has been falling from ,month to
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month, The price of coffee is particularly afletted .Swedish ports, and pueiutO our roads.
On, account of the vast quentity on hand, and the '! NAPLES,
,MAY 0.---General La Marque has
little disposition there appears to be %shit, the Inhas passed through this city on his way from Paris to
bilants of Italy, Switzerland, the South' of Ger- loin the King in Calabria. He travels.post,
many, and Austria in patticultir, to purchase. Some Tile inhabitants of Amalfi are, it is said, to fur-
Austrian houses who persiited in 'Dot stile% below nisi) aa vessels and 400 mariners for the intended
the last year's pricea, -have been' exposed to incele . expedidon.
CU la big losses, aid, art on tho point of tailing.. I The Ffince of holstein Oldenbureh, now here.,
.

PARIS, JUNIZ 24.—The entertainment• given to
their Aljesties, on Tuesday last, by the Minister at
War, was such as left nothing to be wished for in
point of taste and magnificence. The quay and ad-
joining streets were brilliantly illuminated. , In the
garden was construated an immense g illevy, which
was elegantly decorated. The Empress danced with
the Viceroy. Their Majesties arrived at the Mini-
ster's, at 1,0 o'clock, and' retired at midnight.
By‘a decree, of the !Mir; all exportation of corn by
the Scheldt, the INavuse,%and the Rhine, through
Holland, is prohibited.
General Delabdrde, who commands the 13th mi-
litary d:vision, arrived at BreSt, on the 15th inst.
M. Von Rosencrantz, Envoy Extraordinary from
his Majesty the King of Denmark, to the Emperor,
has set off from Paris on his return to Copenhagen,
where he will occupy the situation of Minister for
Foreign Affairs.

PARIS,--JUNK 25.—An immense crowd of specta-
tors flocked to the. Champ-de-Mars, to see the enter-
tainment "given there, yesterday evening, to their
Majesties, by the different corps of the Imperial
guard. It fully equalled, if not surpassed, all the
entertainments already given, in honour of their
Majesties' marriage. All the exercises and amuse-
ments took place agreeably to the Program, and
every thing was concluded with the most perfect
order.